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Designed to work with a Corbin backrest in the rider and/or passenger seating positions. Corbin backrests are supported by internal hardware for a very clean look and simple, one-bolt installation. You can order a single backrest and transfer it front to back as needed or get two for full time use. Backrest angle adjusts to provide a personalized fit to rider posture in both positions. With backrests installed, the rider bucket offers 15 inches of vertical support and 10 inches of passenger support!
In the images above, we show Ovalbac backrest model #297-SB that offers excellent contoured support with a clean modern look. You can review all of the backrest models Corbin offers by clicking on the "Accessories" tab.
Notice how both seating platforms are sculpted to fit the shape of the human body and seat the rider into the bike. This is what we call "ergonomic" design and it is one of the critical features of the Corbin saddle. Wide, dished platforms create more square inches of body contact and longer lasting support without hot spots. Lower seating position provides good ground reach and makes you feel more integrated with the bike. Inside, our exclusive Comfort Cell foam provides a firm, resilient ride that lasts. Over time, Comfort Cell will adapt to your body and provide a personalized fit for even greater comfort.
As with most Corbin saddles, this model uses genuine leather seating panels for a ride that breathes with your body. Luxurious and durable, leather will provide comfort for many years and will break in along with the foam shape for a personalized fit to your posture. Available decorated to your taste with a host of options in materials, colors and textures.
For those chilly morning rides we offer an option of heated seating. We incorporate heater units under the leather seating and a switch on the left side of the saddle (so you can turn them on without removing your hand from the throttle). Just flip the switch and the seat will warm up and maintain temperature automatically. Corbin's heater comes completely pre installed in the saddle and you need only integrate the included pigtail to your fusebox.
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How do you spend your Sundays in Huntington Beach? Most of us will have visited or called a father to wish him Happy Father's Day. And some will take a father out for entertainment, dining, and concerts. In Huntington Beach on Father's Day Weekend 2010 there was no shortage of activities to enjoy–and most of them were free!
Downtown Huntington Beach and the beach were humming with the Surf City Chili at the Beach annual event sponsored by the HB Downtown Improvement Business District. Right around the corner from Main was the grand opening of a new exhibit from the HB International Surfing Museum, plus a free Surfin' Sunday concert.
Down on the beach itself was a 24 Hour Surf-a-thon with celebrity surfers raising money for ocean-related causes.
Over at the Newland Barn, Pinot & Pups were raising money to help animal causes.
And for those opting for a relaxing day at home, the 110th US Open in Pebble Beach provided incredible entertainment on TV with Mickelson, Johnson, McDowell, Tiger, Els, Love, and Havret creating cheers.
Whatever you opted for, when in HB there's one thing for certain–the best is yet to come for the summer of 2010! What's coming up? 4th of July Parade, U.S. Open of Surfing and Beach Games, free concerts, and endless beach parties.
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Kicks for Kids Presented by Carmen's Group Returns for a Ninth Season - Carmen's Group
04 Jul Kicks for Kids Presented by Carmen's Group Returns for a Ninth Season
"The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are pleased to announce that one of the football club's longest running community initiatives, Kicks for Kids presented by Carmen's Group, will return for the program's ninth season in 2016.
"After another successful season in 2015, we're excited to continue this long-standing community program by once again teaming up with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats to present Kicks for Kids," said Carmen's Group CEO, PJ Mercanti. "This program has now contributed over $35,000 to the purchase of new running shoes over the last eight years, impacting nearly 1,400 kids in the Hamilton area. These numbers speak volumes and we're extremely happy to continue this tradition this season."

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This fall, the Nets will call the billion-dollar Barclays center home and Brooklyn will have a pro sports team for the first time since 1957. Basketball fever is abuzz in the borough, but not all Brooklynites are thrilled about how the behemoth structure is going to change the landscape and skyline across the East River.
Develop Don't Destroy Brooklyn (DDDB) is one of the most vocal activist groups fighting not just the Barclays center, but the entire "Atlantic Yards" development throughout Park Slope and Prospect Heights. They're not alone: Curbed New York took to the streets to ask people what they thought of the new stadium, and not all were in awe of it.
The entire $4 billion project would use $1.6 billion in public funding.
Oppenents claim that the project would abuse the state's power of eminent domain -- "taking private property from one owner to give to a private entity for a private use, instead of a public use," according to the DDDB. In fact, in a brief filed with the New York State Court of Appeals, a handful of opponents of the project claim as many as 2,929 could be "indirectly" displaced.
Locals fear the stadium will bring an influx of traffic and tourists, threatening the world-famous Brooklyn atmosphere. The newly revamped Atlantic Station and the entire Atlantic Yards project could create similar problems. Just look at the congestion around Madison Square Garden and Penn Station.
Astronomical housing prices in Manhattan have pushed young professionals and creatives into Brooklyn. Locals fear that the project will drive up housing prices and extinguish these cultural hubs. Meanwhile some businesses in the area have already closed shop due to rising prices.
A lot of residents think it's ugly, and some go as far as calling the Barclays center an "eyesore." The facade of the building is covered in Cor-Ten -- a type of weathering steel. While it is popular among architects, it can look "unfinished," and rusty. It also tends to drip relatively early compared to other types of steel, and leaves a rusty residue on the pavement below. It could get "really funky looking" a materials expert at the architecture firm Jan Hord Pokorny Associates told the NYTimes.
Not all believe that the Barclays Center is a step towards the demise of Brooklyn. Approximately 2,000 jobs will be created as a direct result of the stadium.
The stadium's presence could also help bring patrons and additional business to restaurants, bars, and shops in the area and indeed the whole city. Meanwhile plenty people and businesses would cash in on rising rents in the area.


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На летних Олимпийских играх 1976 года США представляли 396 спортсменов (278 мужчин, 118 женщин). Они завоевали 34 золотых, 35 серебряных и 25 бронзовых медалей, что вывело сборную на 3-е место в неофициальном командном зачёте.

Медалисты

Золото

Серебро

Бронза

Результаты соревнований

Академическая гребля

В следующий раунд из каждого заезда проходили несколько лучших экипажей (в зависимости от дисциплины). В финал A выходили 6 сильнейших экипажей, ещё 6 экипажей, выбывших в полуфинале, распределяли места в малом финале B
 Мужчины

Ссылки
 Сборная США  на сайте sports-reference.com

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Страны на летних Олимпийских играх 1976 года

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I came to this store to buy bags for luggage and I found a wide selection for a very low price. This was great because the plane tickets already costed a fortune. There are many affordable luggage bags that you can buy in different sizes for your convenience. Great store & friendly service indeed!
You can almost find any pair of new sneakers that are out there in this clean shop. I find many type of new sneakers that I like such as the Nike Frees 5.0 for retail. Go to this store for a wide selection of new sneakers for back to school.
There are a lot of sporting goods in this small packed store with very few customers. It feels very small and uncomfortable for shopping. I would rather go somewhere else where I can breathe while shopping. For large selection with limited sizes, go to nostrands sporting goods.
My favortie flower is the daffodill and when I went to pick up a bunch to decorate my house with, I found many dead and discolored daffodills lying down in the store. The florist should take better care of his flowers. Very difficult to get service, Not recommended. It's just simply ridiculous to put dead flowers on display.
The florist will help you choose out the most beautiful and colorful flowers to match your home. I always buy their beautiful sunflowers and daffodills, because they make my home look simply gorgeous. They have friendly and speedy service.
I always come here to buy different colors of roses for special occasions such as mother's day and valentines not because of its affordable price, but for its beauty. The store is fairly small, but the roses makes up for everything!
I always order a turkey ham and bologna hero from this place and it always comes out tasting great for lunch. The place is small and tidy, making it a great hangout spot to go to after work or in the morning. Don't look anywhere else for a hero and to chill out.
This store is a great place to buy cat food for a small price in large bundles, but I could not find the type that my cat likes to eat. This store is very useful for money-savers, but not for pet-lovers like me.


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Distance Adoption
We are confronted by enormous inequalities that cannot be bridged even by the present technological advancement and result from the absence or want of responsibility in guarding and utilizing properly the resources of planet and a political maturation for national and international development programmes.
In this situation, an individual feels the responsibility to contribute from the limited possibility, within the logic of " five loaves of bread and two fish" offered to Jesus by a little boy, allowing him to feed the crowd around him (Jn.6:9).
A useful collaboration which is possible for all, is to start from the essential: that is to cater to the education of new generations in places where youth enjoys a proportional majority yet is devoid of proper formation which would enable them to have a positive influence in the society they belong to.
- In collaboration with the School Missionaries serving in Pakistan and India we can support poor families and local Churches through distance adoptions by providing food, clothing and schooling to the needy children and teenagers (especially Christians but Hindus and Muslims also) who would otherwise are deprived of such facilities. In fact by attending Catholic schools they could learn to grow in mutual respect and in their commitment to improve the society in which they live and thus to build a better world.
At a rate of 200,00 Euros per year we can assure the needed help to one of these children and follow up their growth also by establishing cordial relationship with them and their family members.
- Furthermore, in Pakistan there are families reduced to slavery even for petty debts contracted with owners of brick kilns; they impose interests of usury to exploit them and abuse them in every way possible. As a result children are denied education depriving them of a bright future.
However there are many possibilities for extending a helping hand: you may redeem these families or children by paying off their debts; or you may promote their social redemption by offering new job opportunities to parents and education facilities for children.
Those interested to know more, may write to the following address: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Published in ONGOING PROJECTS
Regaining School Dropouts in the suburbs of Lahore (Pakistan)
Expenses for admission and dress code is mandatory in any type of school in Pakistan.
Yet what a joy to have access to school!
School Missionaries in Lahore are engaged in a project for supporting children who do not attend school because either they are constrained to help running the home chores or their parents cannot afford to pay the school fee. The Diocese of Trento, Italy, supports this project by providing financial aid.
Scholastic insertion of these children is indispensable to ensure them minimum education which will in turn allow them to make a positive contribution to society where ignorance and illiteracy are exploited to the core by the prevailing fundamentalism in its various forms.
By visiting the deserving families frequently in collaboration with the parish and lay teachers, the School Missionaries gradually introduce children – younger and older ones, mostly Christians – to schools and offer tuition classes to help them overcome the difficulties they may come across in their studies.
The joy and the tenacity of commitment of these students, often in hostile environments, bring them to professional school studies while some of them reach up to even university and professional levels that are not easily accessible to Christian minority.
Human growth of these children and their families sustained by Christian formation boosts in them motivation and courage, signaling a sure hope for the local Church and society in the building of a better future for all.


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Q: When is curl_global_init() necessary at all? Though its document says this function is MUST, but I saw two examples, one has it, the other doesn't.
http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/persistant.html
http://curl.haxx.se/libcurl/c/multi-app.html
Is this function necessary at all?

A: If it is designed it will be necessary. The documentation says:

This function must be called at least once within a program (a program is all the code that shares a memory space) before the program calls any other function in libcurl. The environment it sets up is constant for the life of the program and is the same for every program, so multiple calls have the same effect as one call.

But please note that in documentation of curl_easy_init:

If you did not already call curl_global_init(3), curl_easy_init(3) does it automatically. This may be lethal in multi-threaded cases, since curl_global_init(3) is not thread-safe, and it may result in resource problems because there is no corresponding cleanup.

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American Robotics to Acquire Airobotics
By Brianna Wessling | July 5, 2022
American Robotics, a subsidiary of Ondas Holdings, announced it signed a term sheet to acquire Airobotics, an Israeli developer of autonomous unmanned aircraft systems (UAS). The merger is expected to close in the second half of 2022.
The acquisition is intended to accelerate American Robotics' technical development and regulatory roadmap and expand the breadth of applications, use cases and vertical AR targets. Combining American Robotics and Airobotics also means bringing together leading engineering and aviations talent and two world-class technology platforms.
The deal is still subject to the satisfaction of a few conditions, according to Ondas. Among other things, the two companies need to prepare, negotiate and execute a definitive agreement, and receive any required board and shareholder approvals. The companies have agreed to an exclusivity period until the earlier of August 4, 2022, or until an agreement is reached.
According to Ondas, each issued and outstanding share of Airobotics is expected to be inverted into and exchanged for 0.16806 shares of Ondas common stock.
Source: The Robot Report


First of all, thanks for stopping by. It's been about a year since I started this blog, with no real ideas about what I wanted it to be other than a place to put things that didn't fit elsewhere. Since then, it's become another creative outlet. A way to share stories. A way to link people all over the world to the time I get to spend outdoors.
If I had one wish for this little piece of internet, it would be that these words and photos make their readers interested in closing their computer, turning off the phone, and disappearing into the veil of nature. That what I'm doing serves to inspire. There are as many callings as people under the sun; mine seems to be to chase the dream. Thanks for tuning in.
At the top of the page, it says "The adventure blog". People have suggested that I add other aspects of my life, but there's a purity of purpose here that I cherish. However much I'd like to rant about politics or grammar or whatever, this is a place dedicated solely to adventure. This is a question of spirit, of style. Mountains and wilderness are places free from the immediate influence of entities too far away or different in character to know them properly. It's good to know there's nobody looking over your shoulder. So in writing about that feeling, the content should reflect that singular sense of freedom from noise.
I bring this up because the shuttered US government is now affecting where we get to play. While the unpleasant side effects of the shutdown are multifarious and hardly knowable in full, one seemingly small aspect of closed government are the closed gates and makeshift barricades now blocking the entrances to our national parks. My usual destinations of interest are located inside a place that technically belongs to me, as a citizen, but is currently sealed off because of brinksmanship and inability to compromise. Which means that for a weekend climb like the one I planned last weekend, Glacier was off limits.
Photographer and all around gentleman Myke Hermsmeyer had been kicking around a weekend climb during the work week. We headed out of Kalispell pretty early on Saturday morning. The night before had been a scramble to find some extra gear, and I hadn't been able to come up with a pair of spikes for him. With new snow in the alpine, it meant that we had to keep it mellow, and if it was too hard and scoured, we'd be turning around. A few wrong turns and a bit of dirt road later, and the peak was glowing in the dawn.
Great Northern by name, it's a pretty popular summer destination for fit day hikers. When not drifted under the snow we found, there's a goat trail that runs all the way to the summit. Located in the northern Great Bear Wilderness, which abuts the southern boundary of Glacier, it is separated by only an imaginary line drawn along the Middle Fork of the Flathead River. The trail isn't official or maintained—and hence goes practically straight up for the first mile.
After a bit of sweating in the forest, we popped out into the alpine, the wind, and better views.
Somewhere in there, we hit snow. Though up and down for a bit, we hit the summit ridge after some easy walking.
In the distance, all the peaks in view are part of Glacier. It's strange to think that such majesty can be considered "closed." That a place that is specifically purposed for exploration and wonder could be walled off to prevent those very activities. That the people who caused this may have never seen the places they are closing. That any government or human entity pretends to exercise judgment or control over these places. Staring across the valley, such assertions seemed utterly laughable in contrast to the stately snowcaps adorning each peak. Which made me smile.
Once on the summit ridge, the wind did not let up. We made steady progress for quite a while over the various bumps and drifts. As often happens, the snow got deeper as we ascended. Footing was good until a route finding error saw me on a narrowing, slippery ledge. Scoured and refrozen ice made my explorations crampon worthy, and with Myke behind me with none of his own, we went back to try another option on the direct spine.
Something like an hour was wasted in all this. However, we did find a neat window of rock in the top of the ridge as the first fruit of our labors.
And after that and a quick posthole up some drifted snow, we were again on our way. Long gone was the trail. My left leg was punching through wind buff up to my thigh. Navigating slopes that now held enough snow to create slide potential but kept Myke's footing secure, a couple false summits came and went.
Not remembering how many high points there were, I suggested that Myke go ahead to shoot back down the ridge at me.
It turned out that the mountain didn't go any higher, and it's safe to say that we were both stoked.
I put out the usual squeals of excitement, while Myke didn't have to say anything—he'd climbed in a pair of Carhartt work pants, no spikes, and gaitors that my dad could have pulled from an '80s gear drawer. Quite badass.
For my part, I was decked out in Mountain Equipment softshell goodness (Centurion Jacket, Mountain Stretch glove, Epic Touring pant, Mountain Stretch gaitor), and I've got to say that it was nothing short of cozy. Long gone are the days of sweat soaked hardshells and imaginary breathability. These fabrics and constructions allow a supremely sweaty climber (namely, me) to move hard and still stay totally content under my layers. Totally astonished by how well the Centurion worked; I can't wait to ski tour in it this winter. Yay Neoshell.
Wind pushed us off the summit, and it was really nice to be headed down in the sun. To my left, Hungry Horse Reservoir glittered. To the right, the "closed" peaks mutely stated that they didn't care one way or another what the silly humans have to say.
To me, the need for wilderness is primal—to have places that are unregulatable, wild, far beyond the control of people. Summits and vales and vast woods that dwarf us puny humans and keep us humble, remind us how small we really are. For me, I need their shadow, looming. And as we delayered after heading into the trees, the views slipping away, it seemed reasonable to say thanks, once again, for all the mountains give us.
Great Northern, like many things around here, takes its name from the railway that comes through Whitefish. There happens to be bar and brewery that share the name with the mountain, so once back in town, we set out to the other "summits" of Great Northern. I'll let the next three photos tell the story.
Huge thanks to Myke for being a sorcerer with his camera and a stand up climbing buddy. No thanks to the jerks that caused the shutdown. May packrats make nests in the kitchens of their summerhomes.


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In a surprising arts funding turn, the Washington DC-based National Arts Strategies, which Cuyahoga Arts and Culture had proposed to run its individual artist program, has withdrawn its proposal for that program. Cuyahoga Arts and Culture made the announcement Tuesday.
CAN left messages, but was unable to reach National Arts Strategies to learn the nature of their discomfort. It is likely that they got wind of local artists' reaction.
CAN first heard Monday evening from Cuyahoga County District 5 Councilman Michael Gallagher that National Arts Strategies had "pulled out" of consideration to run its Creative Communities Fellowship program here. District 2 Councilman Dale Miller later confirmed the same understanding of the situation.
That sends plans for individual artist grants back to square one. CAC seems to have decided specifically not to work with the Community Partnership for the Arts and Culture on the proposal, which has run the Creative Workforce Fellowship program since its inception.
"The Creative Workforce Fellowship ends December 31, 2016.," the statement read (emphasis theirs).
That makes artists wonder if there's not something behind the scenes going on. As textile and installation artist Christine Mauersberger says, "While there is always room for improvement in any program, I think the Community Partnership for Arts and Culture has ceaselessly worked to have an open dialogue between the artists and the greater community in Cuyahoga county." Mauersberger was a Creative Workforce Fellow in 2013.
CAC director Karen Gahl-Mills was not immediately available for further comment.
The decision still leaves many questions still unanswered.
Equally important, if not as pithy, however, are questions having to do with the intent and impact individual artist grants can have, or should have. For the public funder to specify the type of individual artists' work it supports is to change the direction of art making in the county.
Artists objected to the fact that the NAS Creative Community Fellows program would have emphasized community engagement–which they view as the province of outreach programs administered by nonprofit organizations. It also placed substantial emphasis on training for more community engagement–an investment of time and energy many artists view as taking them away from the focus of their work. They note that the work itself is exhibited in galleries and featured in art walks and as such has made enormous contributions to Cleveland neighborhoods.
"It is inefficient and counterproductive to place the burden of any community intervention on the backs of artists by reducing the grant monies given and asking artists and others to spending 8 months learning how to be a business person, understand community, learn to network with partners, and learn how to create a budget for their project idea while given a stipend that is equal if not less than what a minimum wage job pays," Mauersberger said.
Artists also note that the overwhelming majority of CAC funding supports that already. Outreach and community engagement are a significant factor in the criteria for General Operating and Project support grants for nonprofit organizations. Those organizations –which receive more than 95 percent of CAC's funds–have staffs dedicated to providing community access, experience, and education through the arts.
Zygote Press director Liz Maugans, who won a Creative Workforce Fellowship in 2013, says the program's reach could be extended in different ways–for example by making more grants in smaller amounts–while still emphasizing the art work itself, and leaving the artist free to focus on that.
She also suggests that artists should only be permitted to win the award once, adding that having done so, she will no longer apply–whatever form the individual artist grants eventually take.
It's also noteworthy that CAC has specifically put an end to the Creative Workforce Fellowship, which was administered by CPAC–which happens to be the research and advocacy organization that built the case for public funding of the arts here in the first place. CPAC director Tom Schorgl did not immediately return calls for comment.
What lies ahead would seem to be a discussion of what form the program will take going forward, and who will administer it–including whether that would be another entity based in Cuyahoga County.
While the CAC Board will take no action on the matter at its December Board Meeting, they will take up discussion of the situation. Artists who have something to say about individual artist funding and the development of a new plan are encouraged to attend, at 3:30 pm Monday, December 12, in the Miller Classroom of the Idea Center on Playhouse Square.
Collective Arts Network is profoundly appreciative of the citizens of Cuyahoga County for their support of the Arts through the cigarette tax. We are also profoundly grateful for Cuyahoga Arts and Culture's work to administer those funds. CAN recently became eligible to apply to CAC for project support, and at CAC's November, 2016 meeting received official word that $4000 grant for a series of four stories in 2017 has been approved. The stories will focus on various efforts to extend Cleveland's reach as an arts market.


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Victor Yong of Eye Bender has had many years of music experience under his belt. He first started out with Orient Express (OE), a cover band that was previously featured in Ricepaper 14.3. We talk to Victor about the changes he has gone through since we last caught up eight years ago.
Ricepaper Magazine:You were with your cover band Orient Express when we last corresponded. Can you give our readers a brief recap of your career since then?
Victor Yong: When I was with OE we covered a lot of ground in the Chinese community. As the years wore on I started to find doing covers just wasn't fulfilling enough to me as a musician – something was missing. There was nothing wrong with doing covers but I felt I needed to explore, since there are some things I want to achieve in music before I got too old. I thought of disbanding but we had a lot of absolutely wonderful and loyal fans who came to see us.
I started getting more interested in making original material. Around two years ago I started writing rock/pop songs. And there was no one better to sing than Betty Tse from OE.
RM: Tell us about the type of music that your new band, Eye Bender, pursues.
VY: Rock music, because I'm following my heart. Despite my love for all kinds of music – Latin, Blues, Jazz, Funk, and etcetera – it was rock and roll that first got me to pick up the guitar, starting with songs by the Bee Gees and CCR. As I got older I found I reminisced a lot about my younger days and the music associated with it like the Beatles, the Stones, Bad Co., Sabbath, and Slade. So I started writing songs in the style of the 60s, 70s, and the 80s, which are my favourite music eras.
RM: What, in your opinion, distinguishes Eye Bender from other bands out there?
VY: Firstly, Betty and I are Asians making rock music in a largely white industry. Our music is based on older eras but with modern sounds and influences. Although we use influences from mainstream music, our debut album has very strong roots in the 70s and 80s. Besides that, Betty has some very interesting outfits depending on the venue we play at. We are not so much a jeans-and-T-shirt type band.
RM: You had a brief solo career. What is the creative process like when it comes to working in a band, versus going solo?
VY: To be honest, it's not much different since Betty and I are the only members of Eye Bender and I write all the songs. I still do most of the work and run the show, while Betty helps out when she can.
The first solo album I released was a Latin-Fusion album that took way too long to complete. The process took roughly three years, and I was mentally exhausted and my interest in world music began to wane by its completion. But I started to love rock and pop again, so it felt very natural to switch genres.
RM: Was it difficult to start a new band after going solo?
VY: Not in this case. Since OE is still working, I just pulled Betty aside and started this new project. I also got some old members from the band to record and perform. And if they were not available then I just hired new guys. By far the most difficult thing I and many solo artists faced was our budget, of course.
RM: Tell us more about Vancouver's music scene. Is it difficult to pursue music as a career?
VY: Yes. The grass is always greener on the other side, or so it seems. Vancouver has a lot of great musicians and bands. Look at the artists from here: Adams, Bublé, Krall, BTO, Loverboy, Marianas Trench, New Pornographers, Black Mountain, and Said the Whale.
Despite the many places that can cater to full-blown bands, original and upcoming indie bands find it hard to survive here. Why? People these days, especially the kids, just do not go out to see live bands anymore. Because of that most of these venues do not dare book live bands on weekends since most people prefer deejays. That's really sad when you think about it. It was not as bad even in the mid-70s, when disco first came out and club deejays were in full swing. Why hire a band and pay four to six guys when you can pay just one guy? You can't blame the establishments. They need to survive. The kids today just have to learn to appreciate and support live bands.
RM: Do you have any upcoming future projects?
VY: At the moment, promotion of Eye Bender on social media is in full swing. We have just released our debut music video for our single "Tomorrow".
RM: How about any advice for aspiring musicians?
VY: Like anything else, hone your craft, whether you sing or play instruments. If you are serious about music then write your own material. Again, playing covers is good – you learn new things by playing someone else's songs. But if you want to get somewhere, write your own material.
Eye Bender's debut CD "Tomorrow" is available at Red Cat Records, Zulu Records, and Neptoon Records and CDs. It is also available online at iTunes, CD Baby and MAL music. Meanwhile, Orient Express celebrates its tenth anniversary and continues to work as a dance band in the Chinese community and as a house band at the Four Points Hotel.
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Attorney Herman S. Bershtein was born in New Haven on September 2, 1925. He is the son of the late William and Bessie Burke Gamm Bershtein, and the widower of the late Shirley Lufer Bershtein. He lived in Hamden his entire life. While at Yale, at age 17, he enlisted in the Army in 1943.
Mr. Bershtein, a W.W.II Veteran, attended The Infantry School, Fort Benning, Georgia. He served with the 86th Black Hawk Infantry Division; he later served as a lieutenant under General Douglas McArthur at General Headquarters, Allied Forces Pacific AFPAC in the Far East. Among his duties, he was responsible for the transportation and security of the International Prosecution Section, which prosecuted Japanese war criminals. After he was discharged from the Army in Japan, he remained in Tokyo as a civilian employee of the U.S. Civil Service. He was also responsible for coordinating ground transportation and billeting for civilian United Air Lines crews, transporting cargo from California to Tokyo, and from Tokyo to Shanghai, China.
He attended Columbia University in New York City, University of South Carolina, Cornell University, and graduated from Yale University. Mr. Bershtein was admitted to the South Carolina Bar in 1953. He was admitted to the Connecticut Bar in 1954, and was admitted to the Federal Bar in 1955. He was the founder and senior partner of the law firm of Bershtein, Bershtein & Bershtein, Professional Corporation., d/b/a Bershtein Law Center. Mr. Bershtein was a member of the New Haven County and Connecticut Bar Associations, and he was an arbitrator for the American Arbitration Association. He served as a judge advocate for many years, for the Jewish War Veterans, Hamden Post 204, now associated with Levitow, Post #45, P.O. Box 150, Bloomfield, CT 06002. In 1967, Mr. Bershtein represented the entire Hamden Fire Department. He successfully negotiated a 52 hour work week, – reduced to a 42 hour week-with Hamden's first Mayor, the late John DeNicola.
He was also involved in Hamden's acquisition of some of the acreage for The Laurel View Golf Course. For many years, he was the attorney for the Paradise Country Club in Hamden. He was successful in obtaining a permanent injunction, and also damages against the Town of Hamden, which was diverting the natural flow of water to the Paradise Country Club recreational area, in order to irrigate The Laurel View Golf Course. He served as the Co-Chair of the 60th, 65th and 70th year reunions of his 1943 Hamden High School Class. He was a dedicated runner, having completed 19 marathons, including New York City, Bridgeport, Hartford, Mystic, Narragansett, Rhode Island, Boston, and Chicago. He was a previous member of the Yale Baseball Association. He is a member of the National Registry of 'Who's Who of America".
He is survived by two daughters, Attorney Joy A. Bershtein of Branford, and Attorney Jan Bershtein of Bethany, and a son, Attorney Richard A. Bershtein of Madison, and ten grandchildren (William, Allison, Sheryl Leigh General of Branford; Marc and Alexa Cafasso of Bethany; Richard William, Hunter Sammy, Dylan James, Cody Sap and Shayann Shirley Bershtein of Madison). His five brothers, David Bershtein of North Haven, Alexander Gamm of Hallendale, Florida, Henry Gamm of South Carolina, James Bershtein of Hamden, and Morris Gamm of Wallingford predeceased him. He is survived by his dedicated companion, Lucy LaCava formerly of DePodesta Real Estate, and presently of Coldwell Banker. He is also survived by great granddaughter, Jada Joy Lyman and great grandson, William General V, is due to arrive this month.
A Celebration of life will be held at Weller Funeral Home 424 Elm Street, New Haven, CT on Tuesday, September 7 at 10:00am. Burial services, to follow with Military Honors, will be held at Adas Israel Cemetery, Section "L" of Beaverdale Memorial Park, Fitch Street & Wintergreen Avenue, New Haven.
Memorial contributions may be made to the Jewish War Veterans, Hamden Post #204, c/o Jewish War Veterans, Levitow, Post #45, P.O. Box 150, Bloomfield, CT 06002.
Friends, Hamden High School, and Yale classmates, are invited to join the family after funeral services for lunch at the Bershtein Law Center, 1188 Dixwell Avenue, Hamden. Parking is available in the lot across the street.
Amanda Rivera said,
Mama Joy, AJ & Sher — I'm so sorry for your loss. Keeping you in my prayers. I always admired photos of your poppy running in races, what a strong and dedicated man. You all carry his legacy.
Pauline DiGioia said,
Our family has known your family, for so many years. A wonderful, caring man and a friend to many. I read once, that "memories" never die, as long as one person remembers who died. How lucky you all are to have such special "memories". Our very deepest sympathy to each and every one of you from my family to yours.
Frank DeMayo said,
Take solace in the fact that you had your beloved father for these many years. Sending my love to all.
Tom Ney said,
Been a long time. You were very lucky to have him as long as you did. Always remember seeing him running; anywhere and everywhere.
Sincere condolences.
Mark R. Baran said,
It was an honor to have met Mr Bershtein on several occasions thanks to my friendship with his son Rich. I salute Herman an exemplary member of the Greatest Generation and his live well lived and inspiration to us all. My sincere condolences to his family. Mark Baran
Donna M Cramond said,
I had the privilege and profound joy of running in many road races with Herman over many decades. He Never ceased to encouraged me and brighten up my day as I came up alongside him in a race. He genuinely was a kind and thoughtful man who took the time to get to know the people he met through his love of running. He will be dearly missed; but I have NO doubt that his spirit will live on in the hearts of anyone who knew him.
My sincerest prayers and sympathy to all his wonderful family and to Lucy.
Kristine Klarman said,
Joy,Jan and Richard,
I am so sorry for you all on the passing of your
beloved Father.
He was quite an accomplished man.
Road races won't be the same without him!
With Sympathy and Love,
Krissy Klarman
Laura A. Falcone said,
My deepest sympathy to all the family. I worked for Attorney Herman Bershtein back in the 1980's for about 10 years. He was a very nice man and good attorney. May he rest in peace.
Laura A. Falcone
Sandy Barker said,
So sad to hear of Mr Bershtein's passing. I read the obituary and never realized all of his accomplishments, especially for the town of Hamden. I remember seeing him run in the New York Marathon back in the late 80's with Joy and Rich behind him. Jan was kind enough to host the event rather than run.
Hamden has lost a great representative and a great American, and he will be missed dearly by all the people whose lives he impacted.
My thoughts and prayers go out to all of Mr Bershtein's family and friends.
Gary and Soon Lawrence said,
Rich and Family, Soon and I have been thinking of you all today. Although we are stuck up here in Toronto, our hearts are in New Haven. I've been remembering so many good times with your Dad (and Mom) — from the Calhoun dining hall, to the road races, hockey games and NYC. What a long and full life, leaving such a fantastic family legacy. If we could only be so lucky. We look forward to seeing you soon, for a good solid hug, lots of love and some great stories and memories. With you, Gary
Charles Richard Epstein said,
Herman was a very old friend and attorney to my late father, Herman Epstein. I always remember him saying nice things about his friend and confidant. I send my sincere condolences to his family in this time of loss.
Charles Epstein
Cromwell, CT.
Amy Brin said,
We are so very sorry for the family's loss. We ADORED Herman. We are so saddened to hear about his passing. We are sorry we missed the celebration of his life and will be sure to celebrate him on our own. We lived next door to Herman for 10 years and my girls who are now 14 and 12 1/2 still ask about him regularly and speak about how he would bring them bread after a race. We have such fond memories of him. Victorija wanted to invite him to her Bat Mitzvah in December. Our prayers are with the family.
May his memory be for a blessing.
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Spoken by the Rev. Canon St. Hill, at the grave of John Warren, who, at the age of 71 years, died at Havelock North, the 5th September, 1897.
From the day when I took charge of the Church of England here in Havelock, and that was more than eighteen years ago, he whom we have just now laid in his last resting place, has been well-known to me. To some of you he may have even been known longer. He has been associated not only with the members of the Church, but with every one living in and about Havelock. With the children who have been brought when babes to be baptized in the Church of England, with the young men and young women who have been married in St. Luke's, with the old, who have lived as many years or more than he himself lived, with many of those, among whose graves we are now standing, our old friend John Warren has had to do ; with those who have passed away with the dead he has had to do. With the living and with the dead the memory of John Warren is associated. Quiet, unobtrusive and industrious, he has always been an example of that right-minded independence which keeps its own self respect, and for that reason is entitled to the respect of all others. No man ever did a more honest day's work than John Warren. No one who employed him ever found it necessary to inspect narrowly his day's work. No one ever dreamt of having to guard himself against his smart practice or trickery ; John Warren never scamped a contract or broke a contract, and therefore John Warren was universally respected, and has left a legacy to his children better than money or land. He was one of the type let us hope still to be found in the colony of the honest, unassuming, sturdy, self-reliant, old English working man, a title too often looked upon in these days as disparaging. John Warren never thought he was lowering himself if he called him whose work he did and whose wage he took, " Master," and no one who gave him work or wage but spoke of him as " that good fellow, Warren." No man has left, and no man can leave a better name behind him than John Warren has left. For honesty, integrity, uprightness, trustworthiness are jewels fit for a crown, whether he who wears the crown is clad in the village smock-frock or in imperial purple. And what has it all come to? To a shallow grave. It has come to what we shall all come to – to live in and be pledged by the memory of ourselves which we shall leave behind us. Either to have many excuses made for us, large allowances given us, or to hope that whilst there must be much to be forgiven, there is nothing to be avenged, nothing of which to be ashamed. It has come to what we shall all come, to live in the hearts of our sons and daughters with such inheritance of love and respect as these hearts have for us. It has come to what we shall all come to, the end of toil and endeavour, of pain and suffering, of disappointment and sorrow, but also to the boundless mercy of God, through Jesus Christ.
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This forum is top class. Cometes and in most cases, outdoes the competition. Is it possible as a paid addon, a smart search bar would ever be available? One where after the first 3 letters are typed, the search bar starts giving recommendations as you type?
This is already in our to-do list. This will be available as a free feature in free core. I have no ETA yet, but probably it'll be added within next 1-2 months.


Hello friends! Another Monday is upon us and I'm really excited for this week for a few reasons. I'm taking a summer class at university that's supposed to be really fun, I have a really important interview for my final internship before I graduate in December, and tomorrow is my 22 birthday!!! (I hope you started singing "22" by Taylor Swift in your head) So for this weeks must-haves it's going to be all about birthdays! I really love birthdays and I love going out with my friends for birthdays, whether it's my own or someone else's. It's always a fun time to get together and celebrate life and friendship, and eat cake!
I don't think there is any better way to celebrate a birthday than with sports. If I was in England right now, I would be buying tickets to the Champions League Playoffs Finals at Wembley Stadium in London. Even though the final two teams haven't been announced, one has and that's the Derby County FC. They will either play the Queens Park Rangers or Wigan Athletic. The two teams will face off Saturday, May 24, 2014 at 3 pm. Even though that's in just under two weeks, I would still be getting my ticket now to ensure a good seat! This is a huge game for both teams involved as the winner will move up from the Champions League to the Premier League.
What a great birthday present to myself... if only I lived overseas.
I love Tanya Burr. In fact I follow all of her social media accounts. I think that she is just one of the best, and most genuine beauty vloggers out there right now. She put up a really awesome video on YouTube Sunday afternoon with a makeup tutorial for a great date night. I'm pretty sure I'm going to use it for my birthday dinner with my friends. But outside of YouTube her Twitter account is golden. She post random things, pictures, and just things she's interested in. I find that she interacts with her fans on a regular basis and I really like that about her!
Here are the links to both her Twitter and her YouTube pages.
Birthdays are special and you're hair and makeup for the big night should be just as awesome as you are! What I'm using to get the perfect line and wings on my eyes is Maybelline New York Master Precise by EyeStudio liquid eyeliner in black. I love this stuff! I use it pretty regularly just to add a bit of definition to my eyes. The eyeliner lasts a really long time and has a good wear. The pen is super easy to use and you can make your line as thin or thick as you want, which I find easier than using a brush.
Birthdays are a great time to show off your dressier side! I think for my big day I'm going with a short dress and some heels, partly because it's hot in Florida, and I'm more comfortable in a short dress rather than a maxi dress and heels. You can never go wrong with the classic LBD, little black dress. I think with my LBD, I'm going to skip the statement necklace and go for statement earrings and rings instead. Probably in gold. And I'm going to add some color with my shoes, in turquoise! The only word of caution I have with the little black dress is to make it interesting with a cool cutout or some sort of texture.
This dress is similar to what I might wear.
I'm going super typical here because you only turn 22 one time and this is my moment! Taylor Swift's "22" is going to be my anthem on my birthday. I'm pretty sure everyone sends this song to their friends on their 22nd birthday, and I'm sure my friends will be no different. So in case you've forgotten how catchy this song is, here's the music video!
So there you have it! All of the things to make a birthday week awesome! And if you're reading this and thinking, "Man I wonder what Megan wants for her birthday?" The answer is a date with Harry Styles.


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Steve Aldous
Writer / Film, Music and Crime Fiction enthusiast / The World of Shaft: A Guide to the Books, Films and TV Series
Poisoned Veins
The World of Shaft: A Complete Guide to the Novels, Comic Strip, Films and Television Series
Sticking It To the Man: Revolution and Counterculture in Pulp and Popular Fiction, 1956 to 1980 (edited by Andrew Nette and Iain McIntyre)
The Songs of Genesis: The Complete Guide to the Studio Recordings
Guide to Shaft
Shaft News
Ernest Tidyman: The White Man Behind the Black Hero
Shaft In Print
Shaft (1970)
Shaft Among the Jews (1972)
Shaft's Big Score! (1972)
Shaft Has a Ball (1973)
Goodbye, Mr. Shaft (1973)
Shaft's Carnival of Killers (1974)
The Last Shaft (1975)
Shaft: A Complicated Man (2014/15)
Shaft's Revenge (2016)
Shaft: Imitation of Life (2016)
Shaft On Screen
Shaft in Africa (1973)
Shaft (TV series 1973-4)
The Executioners
Hit-Run
The Kidnapping
Cop Killer
The Capricorn Murders
The Murder Machine
Shaft: A Complicated Man
Author: David F. Walker
Artist: Bilquis Evely
Colourist: Daniela Miwa
SHAFT is ™ and © 2014 Ernest Tidyman
US: Dynamite Entertainment, 28 October 2015 (1-60690-757-3) [paperback]; 144pp
UK: Dynamite Entertainment, 28 October 2015 (1-60690-757-3) [paperback]; 144pp
Cover Painting: Denys Cowan, Bill Sienkiewicz
Artwork © 2014 Dynamite
Dedication: To Ernest Tidyman 1928-1984
Who's the black private dick that's a sex machine with all the chicks? Shaft! (You're damn right!) Created by author Ernest Tidyman and made famous in a series of novels and films, iconic hero Shaft makes his graphic novel debut in an all-new adventure. He's gone toe-to-toe with organized crime bosses, stood up to the cops, squared off against kidnappers, and foiled assassination attempts. But who was John Shaft before he became the hardboiled investigator with a reputation as big as New York City itself? Recently arriving home from his tour of duty in Vietnam, his first case – tracking down a missing person for his girlfriend – quickly turns into a matter of life and death, making him a target of gangsters and the police!
JOHN SHAFT, private investigator
ARLETHA HAVENS, Shaft's girlfriend
SAL VENNERI, Mafia gangster
JUNIUS TATE, Harlem gangster
BAMMA BROOKS, Tate's heavy
LT. VIC ANDEROZZI, NYPD detective
"BUTCH" BUCHINSKY, National Investigations & Security Services
VERNON GATES, Harlem businessman
EDWARD RUGGERIO, Port Authority
JIMMY STYLE, street criminal and pimp
MARISOL DUPREE, Style's girl
DETECTIVE 1234, crooked cop
SPECKS, Harlem gangster
TYRONE, Harlem gangster
RUDY GOMEZ, landlord
ELI JACKSON, Shaft's boxing manager
EDDIE WINSLOW, Shaft's boxing trainer
DOC POWELL, boxing doctor
Originally published as a comic book in 6 monthly parts between 3 December 2014 and 13 May 2015.
Prequel to Ernest Tidyman's novel SHAFT (1970).
Winner of the 2015 Glyph Comics Award for "Story of the Year" and nominated for the 2015 Dwayne McDuffie Award for Diversity.
Additional material in Trade Paperback release includes: An introduction by Shawn Taylor, character sketches, a look at the making of the series, a complete cover gallery featuring art by Denys Cowan, Bill Sienkiewicz, Francesco Francavilla, Sanford Greene, and more.
SHAFT QUOTES
Gun supplier: "I wouldn't want to be whoever the fuck it is that's on your wrong side, no sir"
Shaft: "No, man, you wouldn't"
David Walker stays true to Tidyman's original concept of John Shaft in this excellent prequel, which serves to establish a character that became cultural icon. The plot uses a hidden book of incriminating photographs against a Port Authority official as the McGuffin and the murder of Shaft's girlfriend as the spark that ignites his inner rage. This is a great introduction to the world of John Shaft, with a crackling script and great artwork, that recreates the late 1960s setting. Topical references to the World Trade Center and the social issues prevalent at the time add to the authenticity. Walker is a worthy heir to Tidyman's literary legacy.
"Overall this is an excellent contribution to Shaft's legacy. More than just a tie-in to what's already been established, it actually enhances the character by giving him a well-developed origin story. What might be the most surprising thing about A Complicated Man is how good it actually is." – Kieran Fisher, BigComicPage.com, 27 October 2015
"This is a straight-forward R-rated type of drama with excellent artwork from Bilquis Evely, and a book very much deserving of attention. It's realistic but still very artistic, with some great city scenery making for the perfect backdrop and really nice depictions of the various characters that inhabit it. There's a depth to the illustrations that suit the dark 'R-rated' storytelling style Walker employs and the coloring from Daniela Miwa gives things the right sort of seventies flavor that a good Shaft story needs." – Todd Jordan and Ian Jane, RockShockPop.com, 28 October 2015
"Most Shaft stories have him already pretty well established, but I definitely thought this fit as a strong origin story for the character. You can tell David Walker has a lot of respect for the character, and a strong desire to make him into a complex, heroic figure. He managed to pull it off brilliantly." – Mike Maillaro, CriticalBlast.com, 29 October 2015
"…full of all the violence, sex, racial politics you would expect from John Shaft, but told in a more introspective way than any of the three films ever allowed." – Curtis Caesar John, Bold As Love Magazine, 15 August 2016
"Comprising a devious wasps nest of civic corruption, crooked cops, warring mobsters and treacherous friends, played against a tragic backdrop of true love forever lost, Shaft's first case is a superb crime thriller no fan of the genre should miss." – Win Wiacek, ComicsReview.co.uk, 21 February 2018
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TV Reviews (135)


A drabble coda to "Holiday."
Janet and Sam pushed Machello's machine down the hall. Sergeant Siler passed them on their way into the storage room. Janet watched him walking away.
"What?" Sam said, not liking her expression.
Janet's eyebrows went up. "This is how you should have done it: You swap bodies with Jack, then Daniel with Teal'c, then you - your body - with Teal'c's, then Jack and Daniel, then you and Machello and finally you and Daniel."
Sam dropped a plastic tarp over the hazardous machinery. "That's two more switches than it took me."
"But you could have tried on the equipment."


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#include "unwind_i.h"
#include "dwarf_i.h"

HIDDEN define_lock (aarch64_lock);
HIDDEN atomic_bool tdep_init_done = 0;

HIDDEN void
tdep_init (void)
{
  intrmask_t saved_mask;

  sigfillset (&unwi_full_mask);

  lock_acquire (&aarch64_lock, saved_mask);
  {
    if (atomic_load(&tdep_init_done))
      /* another thread else beat us to it... */
      goto out;

    mi_init ();

    dwarf_init ();

    tdep_init_mem_validate ();

#ifndef UNW_REMOTE_ONLY
    aarch64_local_addr_space_init ();
#endif
    atomic_store(&tdep_init_done, 1); /* signal that we're initialized... */
  }
 out:
  lock_release (&aarch64_lock, saved_mask);
}

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Christian broadcaster Marcus Lamb dead of COVID-19 at 64: Reports
A popular conservative Christian broadcaster has died at the age of 64.
According to The Hill, Marcus Lamb died after contracting COVID-19. Even as loved ones and fans mourned, some on the left were apparently celebrating the news.
"Fiercely loving the Lord"
Lamb was the founder of Daystar, a religious broadcasting network. In a statement, the company emphasized the faith that sustained him.
"The family asks at this time that their privacy be respected as they grieve this difficult loss, and they wish to express their deep love and gratitude for all those who prayed during Marcus's health battle," the Daystar statement continued.
The influential broadcaster "leaves behind a legacy of fiercely loving the Lord, all the people of the world, and most of all his family," the statement asserted.
Of course, the fact that Lamb was a vocal opponent of vaccine mandates, some social media users appeared to find some morbid sense of justice in the way he died.
"We were trying to treat the COVID and pneumonia with different protocols we use, including the ones we talk about on Daystar," said Lamb's widow, Joni. "We used those — I myself used them and had breezed through COVID."
"Stay away from the rest of us"
While his family and friends expressed grief and fans offered condolences, a tweet from Occupy Democrats drew a range of derogatory and cruel replies. "And another one bites the dust!" wrote one user.
Another critic warned Lamb's supporters to "stay away from the rest of us," declaring: "Laughter is good for the soul."
That post drew limited pushback, including one user who responded: "Well you'd have to have a soul first. Which looks like some of you don't."
The debate continued within the comments of that post, with at least a few other cooler-headed users calling for decency. Such vicious and offensive rhetoric also spilled over into responses to more mainstream reports of Lamb's death — and even one of the final tweets he posted before his death.
"God is working. Wait on Him in faith!" Lamb wrote on Monday. While that simple statement did attract some apparently well-intentioned responses from across the ideological spectrum, they were outnumbered by those seeking to use the sad news as a political pawn.


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import expect from 'expect'
import React from 'react'
import { mount } from 'enzyme'
import SelectField from '../../src/elements/SelectField'
import ListItem from '../../src/elements/ListItem'

describe('elements', () => {
  describe('SelectField', () => {
    it('should handle the default value', () => {
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" value={5}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toEqual('Test')
    })

    it('should change the value when I select an item', () => {
      const spy = expect.createSpy()
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" value={5} onChange={spy}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('click')
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toEqual('Test')

      wrapper.find('li').last().simulate('click')
      expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled()
      wrapper.setProps({ value: 6 })
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toEqual('Test2')
    })

    it('should handle initial value for multi select', () => {
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" multiSelect value={[6, 8]}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={7}>Test3</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={8}>Test4</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toInclude('Test2')
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toInclude('Test4')
    })

    it('should handle selecting multiple items', () => {
      const spy = expect.createSpy()
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" multiSelect onChange={spy}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={7}>Test3</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={8}>Test4</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('click')
      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(0)
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toEqual('test')

      wrapper.find('li').last().simulate('click')
      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(1)
      wrapper.setProps({ value: [8] })
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toEqual('Test4')

      wrapper.find('li').at(1).simulate('click')
      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(2)
      wrapper.setProps({ value: [6, 8] })
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toInclude('Test2')
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toInclude('Test4')
    })

    it('should handle selecting multiple items with initial value', () => {
      const spy = expect.createSpy()
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" multiSelect value={[6, 7]} onChange={spy}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={7}>Test3</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={8}>Test4</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('click')
      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(0)
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toInclude('Test2')
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toInclude('Test3')

      wrapper.find('li').at(1).simulate('click')
      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(1)
      wrapper.setProps({ value: [6] })
      expect(wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').text()).toEqual('Test2')
    })

    it('should not close upon selection in multiselect mode', () => {
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" value={[]} multiSelect>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('click')

      wrapper.find('li').last().simulate('click')
    })

    it('should select an entry with the keyboard', () => {
      const spy = expect.createSpy()
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" onChange={spy}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('keyUp', {
        key: ' ',
        keyCode: 32,
        which: 32
      })

      wrapper.find('li').first().simulate('keyUp', {
        key: 'Enter',
        keyCode: 13,
        which: 13
      })

      expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled()
    })

    it('should use arrow up and down to navigate through the items', () => {
      const spy = expect.createSpy()
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" onChange={spy}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('keyDown', {
        key: 'down',
        keyCode: 40,
        which: 40
      })

      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(1)
      wrapper.setProps({ value: 5 })

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('keyDown', {
        key: 'up',
        keyCode: 38,
        which: 38
      })

      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(1)

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('keyDown', {
        key: 'down',
        keyCode: 40,
        which: 40
      })

      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(2)
      wrapper.setProps({ value: 6 })

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('keyDown', {
        key: 'down',
        keyCode: 40,
        which: 40
      })

      expect(spy.calls.length).toEqual(2)
    })

    it('should remove last item', () => {
      const spy = expect.createSpy()
      const wrapperProps = {
        label: 'test',
        placeholder: 'test',
        multiSelect: true,
        value: [5],
        onChange: spy,
        filter: () => {}
      }
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField {...wrapperProps}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('click')

      wrapper.find('input').simulate('keyDown', {
        key: 'Backspace',
        keyCode: 8,
        which: 8
      })

      expect(spy).toHaveBeenCalled()
    })

    it('should filter the items', () => {
      const filter = (query, item) => item.props.value === parseInt(query, 10)
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" filter={filter}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
          <ListItem value={6}>Test2</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('click')
      expect(wrapper.find('li').length).toEqual(2)

      wrapper.find('input').node.value = 5
      wrapper.find('input').simulate('change')

      expect(wrapper.find('li').length).toEqual(1)
    })

    it('should filter  list with one item', () => {
      const filter = () => false
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" filter={filter}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('click')
      expect(wrapper.find('li').length).toEqual(1)

      wrapper.find('input').node.value = 5
      wrapper.find('input').simulate('change')

      expect(wrapper.find('li').length).toEqual(0)
    })

    it('should jump into list on arrow down if dropdown open', () => {
      const filter = () => false
      const wrapper = mount(
        <SelectField label="test" placeholder="test" filter={filter}>
          <ListItem value={5}>Test</ListItem>
        </SelectField>
      )

      wrapper.find('div.ladbPFInp').simulate('click')
      expect(wrapper.find('li.ladbListItmFoc').exists()).toBe(false)

      wrapper.find('input').simulate('keyDown', {
        key: 'Down Arrow',
        keyCode: 40,
        which: 40
      })
    })
  })
})


Students should try to sign up for the Independent Studies class with Mrs. Settlemyer. This class counts as an honors credit. Students are expected to follow specific guidelines. A copy of these guidelines will be handed to students the first week. Students who do not follow the guidelines, or who have behavior problems arise in class, will be taken out of the independent study class. Materials needed: 1 college ruled composition book. These will be our debate journals used for keeping track of personal goals and achievements as well as ballot summaries and self evaluations. Attire: Students are expected to dress professionally at tournaments. Young men should wear black slacks, solid dress shirts, a nice tie, along with black belt and dress shoes. A vest and/or suit jacket wouldbe ideal, but not mandatory. Young ladies should dress business classy. A nice blouse or button down shirt with a dark skirt or ladies slacks. Simple hair, jewelry, and make up would be appropriate. No bright or flashy colors, no bling, no wild hair, and nothing too tight or revealing. I am going to do my best to get some fundraisers going to help with providing simple outfits, but until then...we'll just have to make do with what we have.


Does alcoholism run in your family? If so, you should really talk with your kids about it and about how to stay safe and healthy, despite a predisposition toward addiction or peer pressure. Unfortunately, all too often, people keep their families' history of alcoholism a secret because they feel like it's something to be ashamed of. However, keeping your family's alcoholism a secret from your children is really no different than keeping a history of cancer in the family secret from them. Not only is it nothing to be ashamed of, but it is actually dangerous not to talk about it.
First of all, you were not born an alcoholic or a drug addict. Neither were your parents, and neither were your kids. However, if your parents had a genetic predisposition toward alcoholism, you and your kids may have the same. This doesn't mean that you will automatically become an alcoholic one day, but it does mean that you may be more susceptible to addiction and alcohol dependency than others. If you know this and your kids know this, then you will all have the tools you need to watch your drinking and ensure that you don't put yourself in dangerous situations that could lead to addiction.
If you know that you have a history of alcohol abuse in your family, and one of your children has a traumatic experience, you should keep this in mind. Whether you have your child talk with a psychologist or another trauma specialist, keep them informed that you have this history in your family, so that they know that trauma may be a trigger for alcohol abuse down the line.
Not only is alcoholism partially hereditary, however, but it's also a disease that affects the entire family. Because it comes on slowly – one or two drinks here and there, followed by one or two drinks almost every night, and eventually regularly drinking to excess – the change in someone's behavior as they become dependent on alcoholism is almost unnoticeable at first.
In fact, violent outbursts, sullenness, and inability to deal with difficult situations will often be written off at first, but eventually they'll be so commonplace that no one can deny there's a problem. Unfortunately, in a family situation, that problem doesn't just affect the person suffering from alcoholism – it affects everyone, and especially your kids, who will grow up with a skewed view on how much alcohol is safe and healthy and what kind of behavior is acceptable.
Fortunately, if you or someone else in your family has a problem with alcoholism or substance abuse, there is help. From 12-step programs like Alcoholics Anonymous to in-patient rehab facilities, you can get the assistance, care, and support you need to help yourself and your family live a better, healthier life from now on. Not sure where to start? Contact The Care Centers today.


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The Goo Goo Dolls – It's Christmas All Over (Deluxe) (2021) [Official Digital Download 24bit/44,1kHz]
The Goo Goo Dolls – It's Christmas All Over (Deluxe) (2021)
FLAC (tracks) 24bit/44,1kHz | Time – 00:40:00 minutes | 493 MB | Genre: Christmas
Studio Masters, Official Digital Download | Front Cover | © Warner Records
It's Christmas All Over is the first holiday album ever from American alternative rock band Goo Goo Dolls. Recorded in lockdown, It's Christmas All Over features covers of Christmas classics as well as two new original songs. The album was produced by frontman John Rzeznik, Brad Fernquist and Jimmy McGorman. The band made a conscious attempt to not record harder rock versions of the standards, instead opting for traditional pop sounds.
The deluxe edition features 2 all-new bonus tracks, including a guest contribution from Kudisan Kai! Someone asked me to record a Christmas song for them for a compilation record… I had so much fun doing it that I thought, 'Well, why don't we make a whole record?'
01. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – Christmas All Over Again
02. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – Shake Hands with Santa Claus
03. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – This Is Christmas
04. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – Christmas Don't Be Late
05. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – Better Days
06. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – You Ain't Getting Nothin'
07. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – Let It Snow
08. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas
09. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – Hark! The Herald Angels Sing
10. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – The Christmas Party (feat. The Union Square 5)
11. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – One Last Song About Christmas
12. THE GOO GOO DOLLS – I've Got My Love to Keep Me Warm (feat. Kudisan Kai)
https://subyshare.com/8a1b2lebah9r/TheG00G00D0llsItsChristmasAll0verDeluxe202124441.rar.html
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