Shanah tovah, apples and honey, a good year.
It is nearly a week since the conclusion of our observance of the Jewish new year– Rosh Hashanah and Yom Kippur. The year 5773 in the Jewish calendar. In the bigger world there is a great deal going on– both terrible and hopeful; and there is much to reflect upon at this time of year, and much to grab hold of and make right in the year to come. We who believe, as I do, in tikkun olam, the Jewish concept and commandment of "repair of the world" have plenty of opportunities to fulfill that mitzvah, that commandment.
I love this time of year and I love the Jewish new year for many reasons. Perhaps because we are called upon to look at the world and at our own lives in all our messes and failings and at the same time to hold in our minds and hearts the complete beauty and goodness– of ourselves and of humanity and of the world. I like this kind of perspective. It is a big perspective and a demanding perspective, and I like that.
Among other things, it is not easy to carve out time to be a Jew if you live, as I do, in a secular world. In my current job, and in my daughter's middle school– it was far more demanding (the work of carving out the time and space to observe the Jewish new year) than I can ever recall it being before– and it rattled me and angered me too. On Tuesday before Yom Kippur I started the day by writing eight separate notes to teachers and staff at my daughter's school, so that my daughter wouldn't get graded down, marked with unexcused absences etc.– because my failure to do so for Rosh Hashanah had created a mess that required a number of calls and emails to clean up. At work several things happened and I was running at top speed from 9:00 a.m. until I finally made my way out at 7:00 p.m. — after an exchange with my boss that I truly experienced as a miracle.
I left my work with barely enough time to change clothes and no time to eat a good meal which would be followed by a fast for the next 24 hours. I found my cell phone was broken and had trouble getting through to my family to say, "meet me downstairs with a change of clothes and we'll go straight to synagogue." It was a hard and bumpy observance in some ways because I was off my feet–exhausted, stressed out and late– but we made our way to our synagogue three times for Yom Kippur and I took in the beauty of an early fall day, of my community of Jews, of my daughter and partner. There was time to think and sing and grieve losses too.
I am late in writing this post, and I am late with other things too– but there is a new year ahead and I will find time to do things I want to do and to write. There is much more to write but right this moment, it is time–in this new year– for me to meet one of my biggest daily challenges, rest at the end of the day. Shanah Tovah– a good year. And good night for now.


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Q: Setting virtual model attribute from controller create action in Rails 4 - attribute always nil Some background: I have a Rails 4 model with a decimal column d. When being saved or viewed in the app, the value may need to be converted to or from an integer value, respectively, based on the current user's preference.
It seems most appropriate that the calculations should go in the model, and should have no knowledge of users.
After doing some searching, it seems to me the best way to achieve this is via 2 virtual attributes on the model: one for the current user's preferred format and one for the value, with any calculation applied.
So I have come up with something like this:
attr_accessor :format, :value_converted

def value_converted
  if format.nil?
    format = 'A'
  end
  if format == 'A'
    Converter.new(d).to_i if d
  else
    d if d
  end
end

def value_converted=(value)
  if format.nil?
    format = 'A'
  end
  if format == 'A'
    self.d = Converter.new(value.to_i).to_f
  else
    self.d = value
  end

Forms refer to the value_converted rather than the d, and this works fine for editing, updating and viewing. The problem is the #create action.
I believe the issue is happening because the setter is accessing format, and I can't seem to figure out a way to set format from #create before the setter is called, in other words when new creates the object.
I thought perhaps I could just pass the format along with the other parameters (as in this answer, so I tried merging it in, both within and after the standard strong parameters fare, but with no luck:
Both
@entry = current_user.entries.new(entry_params.merge(format: current_user.format))

and
params.require(:entry).permit(:value_converted, :other_param, ...).merge(format: current_user.format)

do not raise any errors, but are apparently ignored. However simply passing format to new in the console works fine.
So my question: Does anyone have a solution to this problem? Or perhaps a better/more appropriate way of going about it? It seems like it should be something simple.
Thanks for any help

A: For the moment, I got around this by simply setting the values of format and value_converted again in the controller before saving:
def create
  @entry = current_user.entries.new(entry_params)
  @entry.format = current_user.format
  @entry.value_converted = entry_params[:value_converted]
  if @entry.save
  ...
end

Though this is probably not the most elegant solution (I have no idea whether my implementation is thread-safe) it does seem to work.

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RAYMONDVILLE- Andrea Longoria, 99, entered into eternal rest on Monday, March 20, 2017 at Retama Manor Nursing Center in Raymondville, TX. She was born on October 16, 1917 in Sinton, TX.
She is preceded in death by her husband, Ysidro Longoria and daughter, Maria Elena Mosal. She is survived by her sons, Roberto (Dolores) Longoria and Isidro (Guille) Longoria; daughters, Paula (Pedro) Caraveo and Rose Longoria; grandchildren, Lorelei Corona, Kristoffer Gonzales, Elessar Longoria, Guillermo Longoria, Flavio Longoria, Gomer Longoria, Alex Caraveo, Emily Lira, and Monica Garcia; and great grandchildren, Mario Corona, Cecilia Corona, Sofia Corona, Leland Garcia, Bella Garcia, Lochlan Garcia, and Noel Longoria.
Visitation will be held today, Wednesday, March 22, 2017 from 12:00 PM till 9:00 PM at Good Shepherd Funeral Home. A chapel service will be held on Thursday, March 23, 2017 at 10:00 AM at Good Shepherd Funeral Home. A funeral procession will follow to her final place of rest next to her husband in the Raymondville Memorial Park Cemetery.


Ephesians 2:8-9- For by grace are ye saved through faith; and that not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: Not of works, lest any man should boast.
There is a 26 year old man named Mario Brisson, who runs a YouTube channel called "The Vigilant Christian" who is a false teacher straight down to the core. He teaches the doctrine of "Lordship Salvation" which teaches that in order to be saved, you must completely stop sinning and continue in a perfect Godly lifestyle. He relies on many false prophets, including Paul Washer, David Paul Wilkerson, etc. to further his claims.
Do you see how contradictory this statement is? Faith alone vs. fruits being needed? You can put the entire quote together to conclude that Mario completely supports "Lordship Salvation." In this quote, he is trying the use the "I never knew you" from Matthew 7:23. Notice though, how Mario left out Matthew 7:22 will say to Jesus that they did "many wonderful works" in Jesus name. That verse is talking about people like Mario who trust their works rather than faith in Jesus Christ alone.
The Bible teaches that all you need to do to be saved is realize that you are a lost sinner, and believe on The Lord Jesus Christ who died for your sins and rose from the dead. If you put your faith in Jesus' death, burial, and resurrection to save you from hell, then you are saved. Salvation is simple. Mario clearly teaches the opposite.
Ephesians 2:8-9- For by grace are ye saved through faith; and not of yourselves: it is the gift of God: NOT OF WORKS LEST ANY MAN SHOULD BOAST.
That is exactly what these Lordship Salvation believers do, is boast. They try to make salvation hard, so that they can try to WORK for the false idea of a "hard earned salvation" and then they brag about it. I know I did when I believed in Lordship Salvation. The first man who acted like this, was Cain. He brought his fruits before the Lord with the attitude of "Lord look what I did for you." God would not accept it, because it was a work which he boasted about. Mario Brisson, and the rest of the Lordship Salvation believers are all Cains.
In the name of The Lord Jesus Christ I write unto you. Amen.


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About KSHRAB
What is KSHRAB?
The Kansas State Historical Records Advisory Board is the central advisory body for historical records planning and grant funded projects developed and carried out within Kansas under the auspices of the National Historical Publications and Records Commission (NHPRC). The KSHRAB also serves as a coordinating body to facilitate cooperation among historical records repositories and other information agencies within the state, and as a state-level review body for proposals as defined in the commission's grant program guidelines.
Established by Congress in 1934, NHPRC encourages efforts by private organizations and governments to preserve and make available for use documentary sources relating to the history of the United States.
The KSHRAB currently consists of five public members who have recognized experience in the use or administration of records and three ex officio members from the staff of the Kansas Historical Society including the Executive Director, the State Archivist, and the board coordinator. The Historical Society provides additional staff and administrative support to assist the board in carrying out its mission. This document is the result of the KSHRAB's strategic planning efforts to identify its priorities and areas of activity to fulfill its mission.
Planning efforts included information gathering from historical records repositories and local government records holders. Electronic surveys were sent to more than 1,000 organizations and government officials and nearly 400 responses were received. Using this information the KSHRAB identified three "Critical Issues" and developed potential actions items for future board activities. This data indicated that many people with responsibilities to care for records are what the KSHRAB has nicknamed "accidental archivists." These are people who work with archives as part of their duties but were hired or elected to do other jobs as their primary activity. Thus, many of them lack formal archival training.
Critical Issue 1: Education/Training
Many of the organizations and officials with responsibility for records in Kansas have limited resources for archival professional development. The KSHRAB proposes to make training available in a variety of locations and through the Internet to maximize accessibility and minimize costs.
Solution 1.1: Traveling workshops
Solution 1.2: Regular Web-Based Training for Accidental Archivists
Solution 1.3: Scholarships for continuing education
Critical Issue 2: Communications
The issue of communications has two aspects. The first is to communicate with the general public about various issues related to records preservation and access. Creating awareness among Kansans about the existence of rich archival collections in organizations across the state and the challenges facing these institutions benefits KSHRAB's constituency. The second aspect of communications is for the KSHRAB to be more proactive in making the smaller archival institutions in the state aware of funding opportunities, particularly through NHPRC.
Solution 2.1: Marketing
Solution 2.2: Provide Information on Funding Resources
Solution 2.3: KSHRAB members act as ambassadors to other organizations to create awareness of the board and its activities
Critical Issue 3: Partnerships
Many of the cultural institutions in Kansas have multiple responsibilities such as operating museums and historical sites, caring for both 2- and 3-dimensional collections, providing access to research collections, and administering these organizations. Well-designed collaborative projects can benefit everyone. Developing partnerships with educational institutions at all levels can lead to increased use of archives.
Solution 3.1: Match for grants
Solution 3.2: Serve as connector between various organizations to facilitate potential collaborative projects
Solution 3.3: Facilitate communications between archives and K-12
KSHRAB
Members & Meetings
NHPRC Grants
KDAHR
Archives Month (October)
Kansas State Historical Records Advisory Board
Topeka KS 66615
kshs.kshrab@ks.gov
http://www.kshs.org/about-kshrab
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Q: elastic search returning no results filtering on multi value field I have a field in the elastic search called category and it contains multiple values. Below are the sample values
"category": [
                    "Commercial",
                    "CafeBarRestaurant",
                    "Tables"
                ],

Now I am querying the elasticsearch to get the document where the category is "Commercial". Below is my query:
{
 "from":0,
 "size":40,
 "query":{
  "bool":{
     "filter":[
        {
           "bool":{
              "must":[
                 {
                    "term":{
                       "category":{
                          "value":"Commercial",
                          "boost":1.0
                       }
                    }
                 }
              ],
              "adjust_pure_negative":true,
              "boost":1.0
           }
        }
     ],
     "adjust_pure_negative":true,
     "boost":1.0
  }

}
}
Mapping:
{
"products": {
    "mappings": {
        "category": {
            "full_name": "category",
            "mapping": {
                "category": {
                    "type": "text",
                    "fields": {
                        "keyword": {
                            "type": "keyword",
                            "ignore_above": 256
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
        }
    }
}

}
Every time it is giving me empty results. Can anyone suggest to me what wrong in the query.
Thanks.

A: You don't need bool. try:
{
  "query: {
      "match": {
          "category": "Commercial"}}  }

or:
{
  "query: {
      "term": {
          "category.keyword": "Commercial"}}  }


What a stylish way to carry your laptop to work! In a basic color, this work bag is an excellent choice for all men who like it fashionable. The designers at Baggit specially designed this cruelty-free bag to take care of your 14'' Laptop. Besides the laptop, you can keep your office paper work and other work essentials in the zipper compartments provided. This quality product will not only keep you stylish, but also content!


We are all 18 years old but have been playing together for 5 years and have been friends since we've been at school. We have only just started not-sucking and released our debut EP for free on bandcamp on the 25th of September 2012. Trying to get established in the local scene and get as many people to hear our tunes as possible.


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Pick of the Issue
Doc maverick Errol Morris recently scored a well overdue Oscar win for his latest film The Fog of War - an honor that produced the only politically charged speech of that high profile affair. Writer Jonathan Link talks to Morris about censorship, marketing and losing money.
By Jonathan Link
Doc maverick Errol Morris recently scored a well overdue Oscar win for his latest film The Fog of War – an honor that produced the only politically charged speech of that high profile affair. Writer Jonathan Link talks to Morris about censorship, marketing and losing money.
After Fast, Cheap and Out of Control was overlooked even for a nomination in 1998, was it gratifying to finally win the Oscar?
'First and foremost, the Academy Awards is a marketing tool. The effect of the Oscar is that more people will see the movie. It's not a financial concern, but more audience that's the goal. For Fog, this is an election year; it's about history, but it's more relevant. At the Oscars I said I was afraid we were going down another rabbit hole. I open the papers even today and I see evidence of the folly of our policies.'
Has the media become too tepid or even censored lately?
'I believe that this idea of 'balance' often can emerge as a form of censorship. Who decides what is 'balanced'? Is it a form of political correctness? Often the greatest journalism is one of advocacy. It eschews 'balance' for a point of view.
We live in a time when it's important to be involved. From my point of view things are out of kilter – it's not a great time to remain silent.'
Which doc-makers do you most admire?
'Frederick Wiseman (Domestic Violence) and Chris Marker (Level Five).'
What advice would you give emerging doc-makers?
'Think of some other means of employment. I've never earned a living off my films and I've done quite well – always a critical following. I've lost money on almost every film I've made. Commercial work puts me in a position where I can do that.'


Breakfast doesn't have to always be a hurried bread-omelette or idli-sambar. On weekends and holidays, head out and start your day with a sumptuous menu for which flavours, colours and textures have been carefully crafted by chefs. Take your pick and enjoy morning soirees with artisanal breads, your style of coffee and a lot more.
AnnaMaya at Andaz Delhi stands for celebrating local artisans' produce through offering an elaborate lazy Sunday spread. In line with the motto 'Eat Mindful'. Shop Artisanal. Raise Awareness', the restaurant has introduced the 'Market Edition' of its popular Lazy Sunday Breakfast where you can eat, as well as shop from a wide variety of fresh seafood, organic vegetables and healthy food grains so that you eat well even when you go home.
The essence of AnnaMaya lies in identifying and celebrating artisans from remote parts of India, hence preparations are with artisanal products like rock salt quarried by local women in Ranikhet's tough terrain; premium chocolates that ensure that cocoa farmers are paid a fair price; and coffee from roasters around the country who highlight how delicious Indian coffee can be.
From teas, coffees to artisanal chocolates, organic spices and farming products, everything is on sale, so you can stock up on the indigenous ingredients that you like.
For seafood lovers, it is a paradise as you will get to see an amazing display of fresh catches – varied kinds of fish, prawns, lobsters et al. The team here is very enthusiastic to tell you stories about every ingredient and what goes in the preparation. If you spot Culinary Operations Director Balpreet Singh Chadha supervising everything, make sure you talk to him and tell your specific needs, he will make sure you get a memorable start to your day.
Planning to grab a quick healthy bite while heading towards work? Then head to Café StayWoke, Gurugram, for delectable delights from their new breakfast menu, a mix of European, American and Indian cuisines. Food here is an amalgamation of global flavours and Indian influences.
Both veg and non-veg healthy breakfast delicacies on the menu are drool-worthy — particularly the Twisted Eggs Benedict, Masala Bhurji, Mango Startup Mug, Berry Mug, Bagel Sandwich, Grilled Pineapple Cinnamon Waffle/Pancake, The Healthy Black Pancake and the Corn and Spinach Roesti. Healthy beverages like masala chai, Firdaus, Russian breakfast, peach and minced iced tea, Café Macchiato, Coco Café, Almond Frappe, among others.
Ragi Upma with Thai chili, peanut sauce, crushed peanuts and fresh coconut. This is a super grain upma with an added dose of Thai influence.
The StayWoke French Toast: a combination of nuttiness and a hint of sweetness served with cream cheese, caramalised pear and brown butter with walnuts.
Oats Cheela: The classic Indian pancake is a treat to have anytime of the day, especially for breakfast to kick start your day.Avocado Toast: An open bread sandwich with the richness of avocados, balanced with the acidity of green apples.
There's nothing like sitting under leafy trees on a lazy Sunday in the heritage environs of Lutyen's Delhi and enjoying a lazy 'very French' breakfast. 'L'Opera Salon De The' by Chor Bizarre at Bikaner House, is arguably the most beautiful place in the city to enjoy a good breakfast. Enjoy the sun as you take a bite into the vegetable Feuilleté, a French seasoned puff pastry with fresh vegetables. Or Chicken Leek Feuilleté with a subtle blend of garlic, cream and herbs. For mushroom lovers, there is a Mushroom Feuilleté too, which is complemented with onion, garlic, mixed herbs and peas.
While their signature French bread basket with exclusive L Opera preserves is a must, do not miss the 'Mille Feuille', the famous 'thousand layers' gem of French patisserie made from puff pastry, oozing with salted caramel and fine custard.
Take a slice of the Opera cake, combining the flavours of delicate almond biscuit, fine chocolate ganache, coffee butter cream and shiny chocolate glaze. Linger on and have the Croque Monsieur and Croque Madame sandwiches. These have pork ham, milk bread and melted cheese inside, decked up with a fried egg.
To satisfy your sweet tooth, go for their irresistible cakes and macarons, along with a steaming hot cup of coffee. Simply divine!
Whether you sit inside the chic immaculately done café or the sunny comfy chairs outside, L'Opera is a joy to visit.
Step back in time, enjoy the glorious days of rock and roll and savour all day breakfast indoor or outdoor setting. Here you will get an amazing array of dishes varying from omelettes, sandwiches, malts and shakes to a lot more. The team is too happy to take specific requests of the guests, including offering gluten-free options.
– Mushrooms on toast: Super delicious pan tossed baked mushrooms on whole wheat toasted bread.
– Chicken on toast: Delicious pan-tossed chicken with mushroom, peppers on toasted wheat bread.


Banning school technology: A bad idea?
On day two of the National School Boards Association's Technology + Learning (T+L) Conference in Seattle, panelists in a session titled "Leveraging Banned Technologies to Create Ubiquitous Learning Environments" offered their advice to educators on why technology shouldn't be banned from classrooms–and why saying "yes" is worth the time and effort.
The session started by asking school superintendents and technology chiefs about the use of technology in their schools. Using a Promethean ActivExpression system, educators weighed in on their tech policies and practices.
Here's what they had to say: 50 percent of participants said they had schoolwide wireless access; most said they don't allow students to bring their own technology devices to school; and many don't have a policy in place about students bringing their own devices to school.
But perhaps the most revealing data came from the next question: Do you allow cell phones in school?
Most participants said students can carry cell phones as long as they keep them turned off during class; yet, most also agreed that cell phones could be useful for instruction.
Participants also said that if students bring personal devices to school, 40 to 60 percent of those students bring a device with broadband access.
"This makes sense to me; I've seen this type of data before," said Karen Greenwood Henke, founder of Nimble Press and one of NSBA's "20 to Watch," a list of 20 movers and shakers in educational technology (http://www.eschoolnews.com/conference-info/nsba-tl/nsba-t-l-news/index.cfm?i=55786). "Educators want their students to be able to use these technologies, but they don't know how they can be applied in the classroom."
1. Banning outright. This will quell the innovation that's already happening in educational technology, Henke said–and while educators might think the personal devices aren't being used, they usually just go underground.
2. The Walled Garden–the "yes, but…" approach. This means firewalls, filters, and a host of other restrictive policies and technologies aimed at keeping students "safe" and on task. This is the most common of school practices, Henke said, but maintenance and management consumes time and money and often provides only a false sense of security.
3. The Jungle–meaning the school wholly embraces most new technologies and innovations that come along. It's not always safe or "pretty," but it is rich in variation, Henke said–and many new opportunities can be created.
"The jungle is a great option," said Henke, "but it's not all wild. The school has to have common goals that are prioritized. The school must also build consensus among all departments, not just teachers over here and the IT department over there. It must be everyone together."
Henke said another challenge for schools adopting the "jungle" approach is bandwidth capacity.
"Schools first need to develop a plan of action for when new technologies are introduced and then determine their bandwidth needs. Then they'll be getting somewhere," she said.
For Kathy Rains, director of technology for Madison City Schools in Alabama, her district's success in using new technologies started with defining what "ubiquitous" access really should mean for students.
Rains and her team decided it was more complex than a single sentence could encapsulate–and this led officials to develop a plan of action with key points, such as developing a school system network, offering parent information training, and defining rules and safety for students, among other points.
"We decided that ubiquitous [access] for our students meant 24-7, anytime, anywhere access to learning, through the internet, and we went from there," she explained.
In Madison City Schools, students can bring in their own laptops and can log on to the district's network with a guest sign-on. Rains said the district would have given students their own laptops, but it cannot afford to.
The district is working with the city's Wi-Fi provider to make this access possible, she said.
The district also opens its libraries after-hours, provides laptop carts for classroom use, allows students to sign out laptops overnight and for long-term use, and has developed a common technology language.
"This means that we want everyone to be on the same page, so we use all open-source technology. We also go by PDFs and we have one file transportation system, not eMail. We also have a district web portal through Stoneware and a content management system through Moodle," said Rains.
The district's web portal is functional for parents as well. Besides being able to view lunch menus and school schedules online, parents can submit payments online.
Students can search the internet through this web portal, then save and store any information or documents they might need directly to their own space on the portal.
But it's not just students who get all the fun, according to Steve Hargadon, director of the K12 Open Technologies Initiative at the Consortium for School Networking, and founder of www.classroom20.com.
Hargadon developed his social networking site for educators as a way to get educators used to the idea of social networking not always as a scary, educationally empty phenomenon.
"We have to look at the tools and the devices behind popular technologies. Just because bad things sometimes happen on Facebook doesn't mean the technology itself can't be useful. It just depends how it's used," he said.
Hargadon says that for educators, profile pages can be portfolios and background information for others to see. The "friends" you are making are really "colleagues," he said–and uploading content and adding commentary provides authentic feedback to your ideas.
"Common interest groups can be turned into group projects, and the discussion forums allow for asking questions and getting engaged in meaningful conversation. The wisdom of the group will always help when trying to solve problems," he said.
For these panelists, the shift in education from a teacher-centric, factory-style model to a more dynamic model filled with ubiquitous access to information, newly created content, and personal devices is not a struggle if you start with a plan–because only by being open to new ideas will today's students be tomorrow's innovators.


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Close Roll 49 Edward III
18 Aug. 1375
To the venerable father in Christ, Milo, by the grace of God archbishop of Armagh.
The K. has sent certain messengers from Eng. to his land of Ire. to treat with the prelates, magnates and commons of his said land on the state and good governance of the same land, and by letters patent of his p.s. he ordered his beloved and faithful William Windsor, governor and keeper of his said land, to summon a parliament to be held at a suitable location in that land. By advice of the said governor and keeper, and of the council in that land, the K. has ordained that the said parliament is to be held at Kilkenny on Saturday in the octaves of Michaelmas next coming [6 Oct. 1375], to treat on this and on certain other most urgent matters specially touching the salvation and defence of the K.'s said land. ORDER, therefore, to M[ilo], abp Armagh, firmly enjoining him in the faith and love that he owes the K. to be present there in person on that day, without delay or excuse, together with sufficient proctors for the dean and chapter of his church of Armagh and the other clergy of his diocese, with sufficient powers to treat, agree and consent together with other prelates, magnates and peers present there on the articles to be expounded and declared there on the K.'s behalf: this under pain of incurring to the K. a most grave amercement. And he is to have there the name of those proctors, and this writ.
William Windsor, governor and keeper
Reg. Sweteman, §239; Parls & councils, §41 (pp 73–4).
H. J. Lawlor, 'A calendar of the register of Archbishop Sweteman', PRIA, 29:C8 (1911), §239 (p. 285).


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Members in Memory~
Louis "Lou" Gregor, of Largo passed away peacefully on Monday, June 21, 2021. In 1956 Louis emigrated to the United States with his family and settled in Queens New York. Along with his family he owned and operated Turul Bookbindery in Queens and then Lake Hopatcong, New Jersey until 1985 when he opened Gregor's Marine in Largo, Florida. Louis served in the Hungarian Army and was no stranger to serving the community, he was a Free Mason and a Shriner, but truly found his calling as a longtime member of Rotary International, having first joined the Jefferson Township Rotary in 1975, serving as President , and Governors Representative. Upon relocating to Florida, Louis' involvement with Rotary did not stop as he was one of founders of the Indian Rocks Beach Rotary Club. Louis was a loyal parishioner of St. Jerome Church in Largo, a Ham Radio operator and avid bowler for decades prior to focusing on developing his marina business. Always outgoing, charming and funny, if you knew him, you loved him.
Robert "Bob" Dittmar, of Indian Rocks Beach passed away on Dec. 11, 2017. Bob was the Past President of the Rotary Club of Indian Rocks Beach as well as a member of the Indian Rocks Family Sailing Association and Tampa Bay Watch. He had an infectious smile and a welcoming personality. He was an even keeled skipper with a warm heart of true service above self.
Thomas H. Hafner, LTC (Ret) USAF, of Belleair Beach, passed away on Saturday, Oct. 15, 2016. Tom was a Past President of the Rotary Club of Indian Rocks Beach and a PSFRD Fire Commmissioner. He was very involved in disaster preparedness and training. Tom had a unique sense of humor, positive attitude and willingness to help others.
Richard A. Lee of Indian Rocks Beach passed away on Tuesday, Sept. 16, 2009. He was a friend of several Rotary members prior to joining the Club. Originally from Britain he was a naturalized citizen who enjoyed living in Indian Rocks Beach. Richard was an outgoing and cheerful man.
Fred Peck was a Rotarian for over 40 years. He was a frequent "Snow Bird" visitor to our club for many years. Upon his retirement from a lifelong career as an educator and school principal in Massachusetts he joined the Rotary Club of Indian Rocks Beach. He was particularly interested in Rotary's youth programs. Fred was also a devoted sports writer and fan.
John J. Todia III – The fabric of the entire Indian Rocks Beach community was forever altered with the passing John J. Todia III, who left us after a short and unexpected illness. The Rotary Club of Indian Rocks Beach established the John J. Todia III Scholarship in his memory to promote the study of Art and Music. Donate to the John J. Todia Scholarship Fund.
Club Leadership
President: Rick Walker
President Elect: Chris Smaridge
Past President: David Kline
Treasurer: Lynn Johler
Secretary: Paul Burns
Sergeant-At-Arms: Shawn Barklow
Directors: Mark Arnold, Shawn Barklow, Marykay Csenge, Claire English, Clifford Koch, Karen Schmautz


Have you ever had problems viewing images in messages that you received in Outlook? We recently covered a great one that you can read about in this. For security reasons, Microsoft Outlook does not download Images automatically when a new email is received. By selecting the above command, the sender will be added to the Safe Senders Lists and from now on, when we receive a mail from this Sender it will not be added anymore in the Junk E-mail. Or use the shortcut: right click on the text in the Infobar in the message header, just under the subject and sender: When you right-click on the Infobar, an expanded menu opens, with an option to change the automatic download options: When you select Change Automatic Download Settings, the Trust Center dialog opens to the Download Settings page: My preference? From the sidebar, select Options which would open Outlook Options in a new window. This security feature is primarily designed in order to avoid malicious code to be executed especially from spam emails.
But, if you need to save all attachments from all received emails and receiving emails, any ideal? Here we provide you with the methods to download pictures manually in one email message, and download pictures automatically for all received email messages automatically as well. In the left sidebar of the Outlook Options, Select Trust Center and then click the Trust Center Settings button. In either case, we follow the following steps: Outlook 2013 — Options Menu Click the File menu on the ribbon interface. Here we arrange you with the method to download pictures for all received email messages automatically. But you can download all pictures in this email message manually. Outlook and other email client programs , automatically prevents the display of any remote content e. Assuming, of course, that the sender included more than images in the message.
This article will explain in simple steps on how to automatically download images in Microsoft Outlook 2013. Please click here if you want to continue your subscription, otherwise we will remove your address. Here is how to always accept images from trusted senders. I appreciate if you could answer few questions to narrow down the issue and to provide you better assistance. If you just need to unblock images in one email in Outlook, please do as follows: Open the specified email you will unblock all images, right click one of blocked images, and select Download Pictures from the right-clicking menu. Can anyone help me on this? How to Unblock Image Downloads in Outlook. But, what if saving attachments from multiple emails, or from the whole mail folder in Outlook? If somebody uses an email address that is not their own and on your Safe Senders List, images will be downloaded automatically.
Of course you want to use your best judgment when always allowing images. In the Rules Wizard Are there any exceptions? Keep in mind that the sender is not verified. Editing the Safe Sender and Safe Recipients lists To edit these lists, use the Safe Senders and Safe Recipients lists in the Junk E-mail Options dialog. Step 2: In the Outlook options window, click the Trust Center tab. If so, how can I edit the list? Secondly, if you are working offline or have a slow connection to the internet, you can read these messages faster since you don't have to wait for the images to load. Choose Attachment Handling on the left pane and make sure that the Turn off Attachment Preview checkbox is unchecked. Download Pictures: If we click on this command, all the images in the mail will be displayed as shown in the image below.
How to download pictures manually or automatically in Outlook?
It is alternative to right click the picture frame in the email message, and then click the Download Pictures item in the right-click menu. Downloading image content causes the sender's site to be accessed. Now the email in question that is currently showing up with a bunch of white boxes with red xs is a safe email to view. Try Kutools for Outlook's Detach All Attachments feature. To Help Protect Your Privacy, Outlook Prevented Automatic Download Of Some Pictures In This Message. There are various elements which contrive in creating the perfect, epic or premium level content. If you want to change your settings to always download blocked content, you can access the settings one of two ways: the long way is through File, Options, Trust Center Outlook 2010 , Tools, Trust Center Outlook 2007.
Of course, any blocked pictures can still be downloaded via the Infobar. Step 1: Preview the email message with pictures in the Reading Pane. Therefore, as a rule of thumb, it is best to keep the option to download tightly in your grasp so that only the trusted data gets downloaded. In this post, I will describe the options that we have when it comes to downloading images in mail that we receive. It is the attention and improvisation to these small elements and details, which we have gladly taken up.
Pictures in messages from others download as soon as the message is opened. Some content can even put your computer's security at risk. In addition, it is the ability to customize how Microsoft Outlook treats your emails that it is still the most popular email client out there. But if you are going to receive email messages from trusted source and want to enable automatic downloading of pictures then you can follow the below mentioned steps. And now all attachments are downloaded from your email account and saved into the specified destination folder.
Sometimes the Informational ribbon below the message that we have received displays the following message: If There Are Problems With How The Message Is Displayed, Click Here To View It In A Web Browser. This is due to possible malicious code that may be included. Right below the message we are provided with an Informational ribbon which mentions the following: Click Here To Download Pictures. This article will introduce two solutions to automatically download attachments from Outlook to a certain folder. And then click the Yes button in the popping up Microsoft Outlook dialog box. Now in the Rules Wizard dialog box, please click to select the Apply rule on messages I receive option, and click the Next button.


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Gerrard has shining light in 20-year-old as Rangers eye up top flight revolution
Russell Edge
The revolution at Rangers is underway thanks to the arrival of Steven Gerrard, but it will take more than one man to change the shape of Scottish football next season.
The Light Blues are fighting a battle just to finish second to fierce rivals Celtic, who have as tight a grip over the rest of the league as any side has in the history of football north of the border.
A second placed finish would at least represent an improvement on last season's third, but that is not what the top brass at Ibrox are aiming for – they want success and glory, to be the team that topple the Hoops from their mighty pedestal at the top.
So what do the Gers need to close the gulf between Celtic and the rest of Scotland?
Firstly, and perhaps most obviously, Gerrard needs backing in the transfer market, for the quality of the squad is simply nowhere near good enough to tackle the Hoops – as evidenced in the recent Old Firm clashes.
Secondly, the Light Blues need a resolute, never say die attitude from each and every of their players – and if they are not willing to give it their all, then there should be no place in the Ibrox dressing room for them.
Really, Gerrard should be looking at the comments made by Ross McCrorie and demanding that every of his men follow the 20-year-old's lead.
The youngster told the Scotsman: "I will play wherever he wants me to play and see what happens.
"It is a motivation for everyone to show the new manager coming in that they are worthy of a place in the team next season. But it is Rangers Football Club and everyone should be motivated to go into every game and win, regardless."
Perhaps being a graduate of the youth system has helped McCrorie understand the demands of being a Rangers star, but any which way, the rest of his team should be following his lead as a shining light.
The Gers are facing a tough battle to topple the champions, but with Gerrard having every of his men pulling in the same direction, they can kickstart the revolution.
In other Rangers news, Gerrard holds talks with Mark Allen about Rangers changes ahead of busy summer.
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Amazon is areguably the biggest online retailer in the world, but they've decided to go one step further and create their very own shops. The idea of Amazon Go is that this is a supermarket where you do not need to get your wallet out... how? Their technology means that you use your phone to enter the shop, it then automatically adds and removes items as you pick them up and put them back down. Using your phone to 'login' effectively means that they can charge you as you leave the shop, so there are no queues and you don't even have to find your wallet as it charges your Amazon account as you pass back through the barrier.
It's a huge step and one they're not taking lightly as they plan to roll out 2,000 stores accross the US (only accessible to employees during the beta stage). It currently has one 1,800 square foot shop based in their hometown which is being tested over the next few months. Amazon boast that it uses similar technology to that of self driving cars, but will they drive good sales? If you'd like to find out more you can watch their promotional video and see for yourself the wonder that is Amazon Go.
Created as a way to reduce emergencies, Google Trusted Contacts is a new app that allows the user to share their location with whoever they want (friends, family or the bloke next door if you really want to). It's also a way of those worried about a loved one to send a request to make sure someone is okay, should you go M.I.A. If you do not respond to the request within 5 minutes your location is automatically shared to the person requesting it, so they can see where you are or your last known location should your phone die.
It is very much like Apple's Find My iPhone, however it is only available at the moment for Android users. It is a great way to keep an eye on those you love, it can also however be misused in several different ways. Only time will tell if this helps or hinders your personal safety, for now it is a step in the right direction for Google and with time they may be able to iron out those concerns.
Did you like my little title pun? I hope you did. So Tim Cook, Apple's Chief Executive, has bitten back when it comes to Apple's overall sales by saying that the Apple Watch has seen the highest ever sales of the product since the release of the new watch in September. This has come after reports suggested that Apple Watch sales were down 71pc, the worst decline in sales Apple has seen in more than 10 years. Tim Cook has denied the fall in sales and is hopeful that the Apple Watch sales will increase over the next year or so.
Apple are still one of the biggest and highest grossing technology company in the world, however when it comes to breaking into the wearable tech market they may be struggling slightly. There are certainly far cheaper watches on the market, and they entered the market fairly late (meaning they already had fairly high competition). Bundled with the simple fact that Apple products by nature are higher in price, Apple could be in for a very long and hard battled journey into the wearable tech world.
That's all we have for this week, make sure to tune in next week as we look back on a week's worth of interesting tech news!


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Q: Looping through an xml object and inserting data into a table with parent child relationship I have an xml object. I could loop through it this way to get values of following of its properties. I require to store these into database in a parent child relation.
foreach ($xml->entry as $status) {
      echo $status->author->name.''$status->content.''.$status->id; }

Depth of the tree is not finite. Also An example query to retrieve the data in order (parent-child...) once inserted would be great.
EDIT
Depth of tree could be considered as three.
This is an example of json returned from twitter.


We are excited to announce that our April supper club will be in the form of an affordable lunch and open to everyone, no reservation necessary! Thank you to the University of Montana Food Zoo for reaching out and wanting to have a turn!
The Soft Landing Missoula Supper Club aims to introduce the incredible culinary talent of Missoula's newest neighbors and international residents, whose rich and flavorful cooking traditions provide a cultural bridge and enrich our shared community.
If you are unable to make it to the upcoming lunch, don't fear, Ammar will have a stand at this summer's Clark Fork Market!
How: Show up to the University Food Zoo anytime between 11:00-1:30 for a delicious lunch!
Parking: Paid parking is available on the South side of the Lommasson center and other locations on campus. If you do park in the neighborhood surrounding the University, make sure you park West of Hilda Ave to avoid a ticket!


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Q: How to manually close print preview of a browser using JavaScript or Typescript I have been trying many solutions but nothing helps me to solve my problem.
I have a scenario when a user trying to print a webpage from the browser menu Print option I have to redirect them to a different tab with the print version of the parent page, which I'm able to do it using the below listener.
@HostListener('window:beforeprint', ['$event'])
onBeforePrint(event) {
window.open(printUrl, '_blank');
setTimeout(() => {
const escapeEvent = new KeyboardEvent("keydown", {
     'key': 'Escape'
  });
  document.dispatchEvent(event);
})
}

Now until navigation is fine but on my parent screen the print preview is still open and its show the default page view.
I have tried checking all possible ways of trying to close or capture the cancel button event from the print preview of the browser but no luck.
Any help will be highly appreciated.


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Q: C#: Marshal.Copy() access violation converting from IntPtr to float I'm trying to read memory via ReadProcessMemory(), then store the read value in a float (it's definitely a float in memory, I have verified it with another utility) for later reference, but everything I've tried (BitConverter, Marshal.Copy(), etc.) seems to fail.
I've looked at a number of examples and I'm just not sure what I'm failing to understand.
I made a short program to test the concept.  I'm aware of other techniques to accomplish this task, but I'm having trouble with them as well, so I'm just focusing on this right now.  Basically I store (known) bytes from a float value in an array of 4 bytes, point to it via an IntPtr, and then use Marshal.Copy() to try to convert from the IntPtr to a float:
const int FLOAT_SIZE = 4;
byte[] baSource = new byte[FLOAT_SIZE];
IntPtr ipIntermediate = Marshal.AllocHGlobal(sizeof(float));
float[] faDest = new float[1];

baSource[0] = 0xA7;
baSource[1] = 0x68;
baSource[2] = 0xB9;
baSource[3] = 0x44;

ipIntermediate = ((IntPtr)(baSource[0]));
Marshal.Copy(ipIntermediate, faDest, 0, 1); // causes AccessViolation exception

I'm running Windows 7 64 bit.  I'm currently targeting this build for x86, but have also tried 'Any CPU' only to get the same result.  Endianness doesn't seem to be the issue either.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.

A: ((IntPtr)(baSource[0])) means: take first element of array, and convert it to IntPtr. What you actually want: get an address of the first element of byte array. You can use unsafe code or GCHandle to achieve this:
const int FLOAT_SIZE = 4;
byte[] baSource = new byte[FLOAT_SIZE];
float[] faDest = new float[1];

baSource[0] = 0xA7;
baSource[1] = 0x68;
baSource[2] = 0xB9;
baSource[3] = 0x44;

var gch = GCHandle.Alloc(baSource, GCHandleType.Pinned);
try
{
    var source = gch.AddrOfPinnedObject();
    Marshal.Copy(source, faDest, 0, 1);
}
finally
{
    gch.Free();
}

A: Probably because IntPtr is a pointer so it's interpreted as a pointer, not data, in your call to Marshal.Copy.
Note that there's a much simpler way to build a float from its constituent bytes:
float f2 = BitConverter.ToSingle(byteArray, 0);


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Q: How can I avoid race condition without using reduction void mul_pol( my_compl *p1, my_compl * p2, my_compl * pr,int m,int n)
{
int i,j,k;
float s;
#pragma omp parallel for private(k,pr) schedule (static)
 for ( k =0; k <= m +n ; k ++){
pr[ k ].re=0;
pr[ k ].im=0;
}

#pragma omp parallel for private(i,j,p1,p2,m,n) schedule (static)
for ( i =0; i <= m ; i ++)
for ( j =0; j <= n ; j ++)
  {

    {
    pr[ i + j ].re += p1[ i ].re* p2[ j ].re;
    pr[ i + j ].re -= p1[ i ].im* p2[ j ].im;
    pr[ i + j ].im += p1[ i ].re* p2[ j ].im;
    pr[ i + j ].im += p1[ i ].im* p2[ j ].re;

  }
 }
// #pragma omp barrier
}

In the following program I am getting small exection time but due to race condition output is not accurate. Please can anyone suggest apart from reduction clause how to improve the code. i also tried critical clause as well. Althought results with critical are very poor.

A: I guess the race condition arises from the second loop nest, because different combinations of i and j have the same sum.  The best way to work around the problem would probably be to eliminate the data race.  There are a few variations on how you might do that, but the ones that come first to mind involve making the outer loop of the second nest run over the indices of pr, and the inner one over either the indices of p1 or those of p2.  In that way, each element of pr will be modified by exactly one thread.
Because that modification leads to different iterations of the outer loop requiring different amounts of work, you could consider switching to dynamic thread scheduling.  Don't assume that you need dynamic scheduling, however -- the regular way in which the amount of work varies might well make static scheduling balance out over the course of the whole computation.
For example,
#pragma omp parallel for private(i,j,p1,p2,m,n)
for (k = 0; k <= m + n; k++) {
    int mini = (k <= n) ? 0 : k - n;
    int maxi = (k <= m) ? k : m;

    for ( i = mini; i <= maxi ; i ++) {
        j = k - i;

        pr[ k ].re += p1[ i ].re* p2[ j ].re;
        // ...


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There is a belief around Barcelona that their two attackers, Philippe Coutinho and Dembele are vying for the same spot in the Barcelona team but the manager has claimed that both players are crucial to his plans.
Barcelona do not have to choose between Ousmane Dembele and Philippe Coutinho for a berth in the first team, according to manager Ernesto Valverde.
Brazil wonderkid Arthur arrived at the Nou Camp during the summer and has already established himself in the Barcelona engine room, leaving both Coutinho and Dembele with just one spot to vie for in the starting XI in recent weeks.
French youngster Ousmane Dembele started the season with some difficulties, and has found himself under criticism for showing up late for training.
But there is no questioning his on the field performance as of late, as Dembele has been involved in at least one goal – either scoring or delivering an assist – in each of his last five appearances for the Catalan club.
Dembele has been rewarded for his improved performance with a string of starts in the La Liga with the 21 year old scoring in Barca's 4-0 win over Espanyol, and then scoring the lone goal in a Champions League draw with Tottenham Hotspur last time out.
On the other hand, Brazil playmaker Coutinho was relegated to the bench in the derby win, but did start alongside Dembele in attack in both the victory over Villarreal and the draw against Tottenham.
Valverde has insisted that both players, who he believes are one of the best players in the world, fit into his plans and can be played together more often if the need arises.
Speaking to a news conference, Valverde said both stars can play together as they have done this season already. He said the club has the chance to use both stars at the same time, acknowledging that the concerns were valid.
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Q: Multiple images in single slideshow item I want to create this type of slideshow.
At first, all the images in a slideshow reveals one by one and after that, it switches to next slideshow.
I need the next and previous functionality too. Can anyone please refer me some jQuery plugins or attach the solutions.

A: A quick look at the link says they are using jQuery cycle plugin. The cycle plugin supports previous and next functionality as well
Here is the review of other jQuery slideshow plugins @ http://www.vandelaydesign.com/jquery-slideshow/


If you are interested in Natural Gas, a gas permit is required. There is a minimum equipment requirement for the installation of a new gas service.
To obtain a gas permit application, please click on Gas and Water Permits or contact DPU-Energy Services at (804)646-5250 to request that a permit be mailed or faxed to you.
Call (804)646-5253 to get started on any new project to verify gas availability, gas pressure, facility capacities or metering/regulating options and to evaluate cost to serve.
Any project requiring a main extension or a 2" service line will require the submission of an AutoCAD scaled utility site plan indicating the location of the gas meter.
The plumber or contractor with a valid master plumbing license is required to make application for any commercial gas installation.
Plumbing permits required for installation/replacement of gas equipment and piping.
Once the application has been submitted by the plumber, the gas inspector will mark the meter location for any existing building or meet on a new construction site with the site manager to determine the location of the meter. For changes in meter pressure or meter size, the inspector will visit the site to verify changes can be made. Any new commercial projects requiring on-site gas mains will be designed by a member of the technical services.
A member of the new service team will contact to establish the account for billing or they may be contacted by calling (804)646-5250.
The installation of a new service line on an existing main to an existing building takes within 30 to 45 days, and within 90 days for most routine new main construction and service installation. Timing on any commercial development will be determined based on the project.
Once the air test release has been received from the city or county, the meter installation will be scheduled according to the scope of the project. If bollards or a concrete pad have been requested they must be in place prior to the installation. A member of the new service team will work with the site manager or plumber to schedule the installation.
To establish billing for an owner/tenant, you may contact the Customer Care Center at (804)646-4646.


The main attraction at Cossatot River State Park and Natural Area is obviously the river. Many people come to float the river, fish in the river, and swim in the river. But Cassatot River State Park and Natural Area also has some pretty rad trails. The Harris Creek Trail is one of them.
The Cossatot River, located in southwest Arkansas between Mena and DeQueen, boasts Class III, IV, and V rapids for skilled kayakers and canoeists. I am not that skilled, but the scenery and trails are marvelous.
The Harris Creek Trail is a great intermediate level trail. The trail is a loop and is a little more than three miles. (The state park brochure states the trail is three and a half miles, but the trail guide brochure states that it is three miles. My phone showed about three miles.) There are some steep parts, but they do not last long. The trail is also dotted with benches so you can rest after a steep climb.
One thing I really enjoyed about the trail is that it takes you through several diverse terrains and ecosystems. It also provides you with some amazing overlooks of Harris Creek and the Cassotot River.
The Harris Creek Trail trailhead is located on Highway 278 near the Baker Creek Bridge, about a mile east of the visitor center. Visit the park's website for directions and a map here. For the park's brochure, click here.
The trail is marked with blue blazes.
The Harris Creek Trail makes a loop. When you are at the trailhead you are going to want to begin the loop at the informational boards and go past them. The trail begins in an old shale pit. Shale is a dark, flat, smooth rock. The ground is covered in mosses, and the color contrast between the light green mosses and black ground is really beautiful.
You are not in the shale pit for very long, just a couple hundred feet, before you enter the glade. I love glades. Living in an area where we usually have thick forest, I think the openness of the glades are pretty.
As the trail begins to climb, you get views of Baker Creek. Once you get to the top of the hill, the trail takes you through an open stand of hardwoods. You still have glimpses of Baker Creek to your left.
This part of the trial parallels a slope, and in some places the footing got slippery for me because of the loose dirt on the path. However, I was there in late October and the leaves were gorgeous. At times I was submerged in red.
Baker Creek runs into Harris Creek, and the trail makes a turn to the southwest. Here the trail is fairly level and takes you through nice open woods.
However, I'm not sure if it was because of the freshly fallen leaves or if the trail is not used much, but I had a hard time seeing the path. Fortunately, the park service has well marked the trail with blue blazes. At this point you need to watch the trees as much as your footing.
During this section of the hike, you are given views through the trees of Harris Creek. There are also a few overlooks with benches, which could be a great place for a picnic.
Don't get used to that nice level trail because once you enter the drainage area, there is a lot of climbing up and down. As the trail takes you up and down the draws (V-shaped areas on the terrain were water drains down to the creek), you get a workout. But the park has benches so you can rest and catch your breath.
After you tackle the drainage area, the trail turns to the west and heads toward the Cassotot River. Here you pick up with an old road and the trail is fairly level and easy to walk on.
When you get to the Cassotot River overlook on the Goats Bluff, you have spectacular views of the river. There is a bench where you can sit and enjoy the view. If you are brave you can walk a little further for a more open view. Be careful, this is a bluff and is high up and straight down.
Following the bluff, the Harris Creek Trail continues back to the trailhead along the old road.
There is a trail intersection that is not noted on the map and brochure. At that intersection, you have the option to hike to the visitor center. It is well marked, so you know which way goes to the visitor center and which way goes back to the trailhead. There is also another bench.
You continue along the old road through nice open woods all the way back to the trailhead. The trail is fairly level or, at times, downhill, and I hiked this park pretty quickly.
I love trails like the Harris Creek Trail. Trails that are fairly short and fairly easy and make a great afternoon hike. It took me right at an hour and a half to hike it. I also highly suggest hiking this trail in the fall to see the leaves.
The park offers two shorter interpretive trails, the Waterleaf Interpretive Trail and Brush Creek Interpretive Trail. It also offers the River Trail, a longer trail of about 14 miles. The River Trail passes through both campgrounds in the park and can be backpacked for a two-day hike. However the park asks you camp in the designated areas.


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The German labor market is being affected by the consequences of the corona crisis. This also threatens labor market outcomes, for example income distribution. In particular because of the strong use of short-time work, the increase in registered unemployment has so far been relatively low compared to the collapse in demand and production.
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A previously unprecedented coordinated use of financial, economic and labor market policy instruments has contributed to this, provding "protective shields" for both companies and employees. These have been targeted on both the labor demand and labor supply side and have so far stabilized production and employment significantly. An initial evaluation of the effectiveness and efficiency of the extensive measures to stabilize the economy is still pending.
Because of the financial dimensions of the use of funds, the measures taken cannot be continued indefinitely. Beyond the current stabilization of the economy, there is therefore also an increasing debate about structural reform measures to further stabilize the labor market after the crisis. In essence, there are two fundamental schools of thought opposing each other: A central line of political debate is the revival of concepts for reducing working hours and introducing a universal basic income, supplemented by further legal claims for employees, for example in the home office area and in further training and qualification. Another line of debate aims to promote more flexible forms of employment and to lower the hiring barriers for companies, for example in working hours, fixed-term and self-employment law.
On the labor supply side, a general reduction in working hours is viewed critically because it leads to falling hourly productivity and rising unit labor costs. An unconditional basic income has a negative effect on the labor supply and cannot be financed. A right to work from home interferes with the right of disposition of companies. The regulations on home office is clearly a matter of company level agreements. On the labor demand side, increased further training can have a positive effect. However, there is a risk of deadweight effects in view of a funding framework that has been broadened by the Qualification Opportunities Act. This would apply to a greater extent with a right to further training. In contrast, the relaxation of the right of fixed-term contracts for new hirings, the flexibilization of the Working Hours Act with regard to the maximumweekly working and minimum rest periods as well as the facilitation of flexible employment, e.g. by suspending the maximum duration period for temporary work and a changed status determination procedure for the delimitation against dependent employees should be discussed further.
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The COVID-19 pandemic has worsened the financial positions of many companies. For the next months, a wave of insolvencies, a zombification caused by rescue measures or a debt deleveraging are on the table. Which of the three scenarios will dominate, depends, however, on the efficiency of restructuring measures.
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The demographic transition is confronting Germany with a growing shortage of skilled workers. In a simple, static labour market model, wages in occupations where the demand for labour is high should rise at an above-average rate to restore market equilibrium.
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Review: SEÑORITA 89, Learning to Be Queens Comes at a High Price
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Directed by Pablo Larraín, Mariana Di Girolamo and Gael Garcia Bernal star in a pulsating drama from Chile, now on Blu-ray and DVD from Music Box Films.
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Review: SPENCER, Pablo Lorrain Balances Formalist Approach with Humanism
Kristen Stewart stars in yet another major film from director Pablo Larrain, a modern master in cinema. Do not miss seeing the film on the big screen.
Review: Pablo Larrain's EMA, Torching Traditional Motherhood
A new breed of filmmaking from one of the most talented filmmakers working today.
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Maybe the most daring, interesting, conflicting and controversial Chilean directors working right now are Carolina Adriazola and José Luis Sepúlveda. They've amassed critical praise, as well as hate from other sectors of the Chilean Audiovisual Industry, with a series of...
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Treading boundaries of reality in a free form that is unquestionably cinematic, director Pablo Larrain achieves something very special with Neruda. It's a beautifully crafted film that feels completely effortless and airy. It is clever, playful and fluid yet not too showy, emotionally resonant yet not corny. It's a political treatise, yet it doesn't take itself too seriously. But it doesn't make light of the persecution and people's suffering either. Neruda is a great achievement in the cinematic art form.


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August 24, 2019 - Ashton Winger Wins Michael Head Jr. Memorial at Senoia
Winning in dominant fashion, Ashton Winger drove his Johnny Doan Plumbing No. 12 E-Z-Go/ Keyser Manufacturing/ XR1 Rocket Chassis/ Clements Racing Engine Super Late Model to the $5,454 victory in Saturday night's Michael Head Jr. Memorial at Senoia Raceway. (Francis Hauke photo)
The win marked his second Southern All Star triumph of 2019, and his sixth overall triumph.
"We've been so good, and this racecar has been so incredible. I felt like on the restarts, the longer they'd go, the better I'd go," Winger said. "I honestly feel like right now we are one of the best 10-15 racecars in the country. When we don't win, it's nobody's fault other than mine. It's an honor to win this race that honors the Head family. They are great folks and true legends."
On Saturday evening Ashton Winger returned to action with the Southern All Star Dirt Late Model Series with the Michael Head Jr. Memorial at Senoia Raceway (Senoia, Georgia). The event drew 25 entries and Winger laid down the fastest lap in time trials, which positioned him on the pole for the A-Main.
Leading flag-to-flag, Ashton cruised to his sixth win of the season. Michael Page, Dalton Cook, David Breazeale, and Zach Leonhardi completed the Top-5 finishers. Winger earned a $5,454 payday for his dominant performance.
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August 10, 2019 - Winger Caught in Tangle in Governor's Cup at TST
Ashton Winger followed the Southern All Star Series to Talladega Short Track (Eastaboga, Alabama) on Saturday night for the second annual Governor's Cup. In a field of 39 cars, Winger secured his spot into the $10,000-to-win A-Main with a heat race victory. Rolling off 4th, Ashton was running into the Top 5 until a multiple car tangle late in the race eliminated him from contention.
August 3, 2019 - Ashton Winger Captures First Career SAS Victory
From first-time visits to storied tracks to first-time victories, the 2019 season has truly been a year of firsts for 19-year-old Ashton Winger. Saturday night at Thunderhill Raceway Park was no exception as the talented, young racer bolted to his first-career Southern All Star (SAS) Dirt Racing Series victory. (Connie Putnam photo)
The triumph came behind the wheel of his Johnny Doan Plumbing No. 12 E-Z-Go/ Keyser Manufacturing/ XR1 Rocket Chassis/ Clements Racing Engine Super Late Model and marked his fifth win of 2019.
"We came here last month in Billy Franklin's car and almost got the win. Tonight, I felt like we were pretty good the whole time," Winger commented. "I was bottled up and I didn't do what I needed to do on the initial start. Then whenever [Josh] Putnam gave me the outside on the restart I just figured I'd try to get the best run I could down the straightaway and then wherever [Dane] Dacus didn't go, I was gonna go. It worked out. Sometimes it doesn't and we're glad it did."
Saturday night saw Ashton Winger in action at Thunderhill Raceway Park (Summertown, Tennessee), where he was competing in a field of 22 Southern All Star (SAS) Series entries for the King of the Hill 40.
Recording the second-fastest lap in qualifications behind Brad Skinner, Winger earned the second-starting position for the A-Main. Early in the race Ashton slipped back to as far as fourth before overtaking race-leader Dane Dacus following an early-race restart. Once out front Ashton soared to his fifth win of the season, which came over over Dacus, Josh Putnam, David Breazeale, and Riley Hickman. He earned a $4,000 payday for his first-career SAS victory.
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Ted Poston was the first full-time African-American journalist for the "New York Post." There he covered many major black oriented news stories as well as mainstream items, working from 1936 until his retirement in 1972. Prior to this appointment,... more
Ted Poston was the first full-time African-American journalist for the "New York Post." There he covered many major black oriented news stories as well as mainstream items, working from 1936 until his retirement in 1972. Prior to this appointment, he wrote for the "Pittsburgh Courier," "Amsterdam News," and the "New York Contender." He was also on the staff of the Federal Writers' Project. From 1940-1945 Poston was a member of the "Black Cabinet," an informal network of African Americans serving in or advising the Roosevelt administration. He remained in Washington as head of the Negro News Desk in the Office of War Information and was responsible for relations with the Negro press until the end of World War II, whereupon he returned to his position with the "New York Post." "The Dark Side of Hopkinsville," a book of his short stories, edited by Kathleen Hauke, was published posthumously in 1991. The Ted Poston Scrapbook contains newspaper articles by journalist Ted Poston, for four series: "Dixie's Fight for Freedom" (1959) called the Little Scottsboro Case concerning three African-American youth convicted of raping a white woman in Tavares, Florida in 1949, "Nine Kids Who Dared: Human Drama in Little Rock" (1957), "Inside the Policy Racket" focusing on the Harlem numbers racket (1960), and "Prejudice and Progress in New York," n.d., all published by the "New York Post." Ted Poston won the George Polk journalism award for the rape case article and was nominated for additional awards for other articles. less


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Ghost Story (Cuento de fantasmas) (1981) [Eva Galley/Alma Mobley]: Drowned after four men put her in a car and roll it into a lake (thinking she's already dead from an accidental blow on the head); we only see her face pressed against the window after she regains consciousness as the car sinks. She appears as a ghost throughout the film, appearing either normal or decomposed depending on what suits her purposes.
Sleepwalkers (Stephen King's Sleepwalkers) (1992) [Mary Brady]: Burned to death when she bursts into flames after being attacked by a pack of cats. (Her character is a supernatural being with a vulnerability to cats, which explains the seeming non sequitur of that description.)
Institute Benjamenta, or This Dream People Call Human Life (1995) [Lisa Benjamenta]: Dies (off-screen) of despair and loneliness. Her body is shown afterwards during her funeral and being carried away.
Star Trek: First Contact (1996) [The Borg Queen]: Destroyed when Brent Spiner pulls her into a cloud of chemical mist, dissolving all her organic components; her remaining robotic "brain" is killed when Patrick Stewart snaps its "spine." (The character was reconstituted in the Star Trek: Voyager TV series, though the part was played by Susanna Thompson until the final episode Endgame, when Alice returned to the role.) (Thanks to Dan)
Twilight of the Ice Nymphs (1997) [Zephyr Eccles]: Crushed to death when a statue falls on her, after she challenges it to "kill me or free me."
Reign of Fire (2002) [Karen Abercromby]: Crushed to death in an elevator when a dragon attacks. (Thanks to William)
Lonely Hearts (Lonely Hearts Killers) (2006) [Janet Long]: Bludgeoned with a hammer by Salma Hayek while Alice is making love with Jared Leto, then dismembered with a saw by Salma. (Nudity alert: Topless) (Thanks to Eric)
Silent Hill (2006) [Christabella]: Impaled and torn in half by Jodelle Ferland's "living" barbed wire. (Thanks to Matt, Eugene, Dominique and TravellingMan)
The Sorcerer's Apprentice (2010) [Morgana le Fay]: Destroyed with a Tesla coil by Jay Baruchel.
The Professionals: Operation Susie (1982) [Diana Molner]: Shot to death. (Thanks to Shoot2Kill)
Ladykiller (1992; TV movie) [May Packard]: Commits suicide by shooting herself in the chest. (Thanks to Dick Hertz)
Star Trek: Voyager: Endgame (2001) [The Borg Queen]: Destroyed in an explosion when her space station explodes after assimilating the future version of Kate Mulgrew. (Although the character had been seemingly destroyed and brought back several times, since this was the last episode, we can probably consider it her final death.) (Thanks to Neil)
Deadwood: Something Very Expensive (2005) [Maddie]: Throat slashed with a straight razor by Garret Dillahunt, after she pulls a gun on him in her bordello. (Thanks to Stephen)
Law & Order: Criminal Intent: Dramma Giocoso (2006) [Gillian Booth]: Presumably dies (off-screen) of a degenerative muscular disease, shortly after the end of the episode; she's still alive at the end of the episode, but it's established that she doesn't have long to live. (Thanks to PortsGuy)
MI-5 (A.K.A. Spooks): Episode #10.6 (2011) [Elena Gavrik]: Strangled in the interrogation room by her husband Jonathan Hyde after she confesses to being part of the terrorist's agenda in starting World War III.
Tyrant: Zanjir (2015) [Amira Al-Fayeed]: Killed in a car bombing that was meant for Keon Alexander.
Carnival Row: The Gloaming (2019) [Haruspex]: Killed by a monster in the control of Indira Varma.
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