In a season marked with constant changes at the top of the table, Manchester City won their second Premier League title in Chilean Manuel Pellegrini's first season in charge. Despite being overwhelming favourites at the start of the season, they were only able to confirm top spot after a final day victory against West Ham. They also won the League Cup, marking their first domestic double in a season where they dropped points at home just twice. Liverpool took second place, but did not always look like they were going to finish in the top 4; an 11-match winning run from February to April left them in a good position to end their 24-year wait for a league title, but a home defeat to Chelsea with only three games remaining, followed by a 3–3 draw at Crystal Palace where they threw away a 3–0 lead in ten minutes, ultimately proved fatal to their title challenge. The season was nonetheless a massive improvement, as they qualified for the Champions League for the first time in five years and striker Luis Suárez was the league's top marksman with 31 goals, despite not even playing for the first five games. This was also the first Premier League season where both of the top two sides broke the 100-goal mark.
Arguably, the biggest shock of the season was defending champions Manchester United's woeful relinquishment of their Premier League trophy. The retirement of Sir Alex Ferguson, an aging squad and terrible form at home (including losses to West Bromwich Albion, Newcastle United, Sunderland and Everton, who had never won at United under former boss and current United manager David Moyes) meant they surrendered their crown as early as December. This poor form saw Moyes dismissed as manager after less than a year, and a late improvement under the caretaker management of United veteran Ryan Giggs ultimately was not enough to take sixth place. This meant that United finished seventh, their lowest finish in the Premier League era, and failed to qualify for Europe for the first time since English clubs were re-admitted to Europe in 1990. It was also the first time in the Premier League era that they did not finish in the top four.
Cardiff City's first Premier League season resulted in a bottom-place finish and an immediate relegation back to the Championship, despite breaking the 30-point mark. Their season had begun reasonably well, but quickly imploded after promotion-winning manager Malky Mackay was controversially sacked after a fall-out with club owner Vincent Tan. Ole Gunnar Solskjær was drafted in, but was unable to save the Welsh side from the drop despite some positive results. Fulham's 13-year stay in the Premier League came to a disastrous end after a season in which they employed three different managers (Martin Jol, René Meulensteen and Felix Magath) and conceded 85 goals, the most out of the bottom 3 and the second-most conceded by a team in the Premier League under the 38-game format. Norwich City occupied the third relegation spot, as an inability to score (they were outscored by Suárez), atrocious away form (winning just twice) and a disastrous end to the season that saw them pick up just 1 point from a possible 21, as well as the sacking of Chris Hughton and appointment of youth team coach Neil Adams all cost them dearly, and resulted in them returning to the Championship after three years.
^ Since the winners of 2013–14 Football League Cup (Manchester City) qualified for the Champions League, the spot awarded to them (Europa League play-off round) was passed to the 6th-placed team.
^ Hull City qualified for the Europa League third qualifying round as runners-up of the 2013–14 FA Cup since winners Arsenal qualified for Champions League.
The other two newly relegated sides, Wigan and Reading, also did well. The Latics overcame the sacking of Owen Coyle, with his replacement Uwe Rosler guiding them to the play-off places, going unbeaten in 16 of his first 18 league matches along the way, but they couldn't finish higher than 5th and they lost to QPR in the playoff semifinals in extra time. Reading missed the playoffs by a single point after Brighton grabbed a late winner against Nottingham Forest, but the Royals were in contention for promotion for virtually the whole season, with inconsistent form preventing them from finishing higher.
In only their second ever campaign in the second tier, Bournemouth finished an impressive 10th, despite not being in contention for either promotion or relegation for most of the season. Blackpool had gotten to a hot start, winning 5 of their first 6 and standing fourth at the end of November, but lost 10 out of their next 12 over the next two months, costing Paul Ince his job and leading to the Tangerines to a 17-match winless run which sunk them to the relegation battle, alongside scoring the fewest goals in the division, but 3 wins under caretaker manager Barry Ferguson meant they stayed up.
Yeovil Town finished bottom, struggling all season long and failing to make a serious impression in their first-ever campaign at this level. Barnsley were unable to repeat the escape from relegation they managed the previous year and went down in second-bottom place, with not even the return of the club's most successful manager, Danny Wilson, saving them. Doncaster Rovers were relegated on the final day in dramatic fashion. Going into the last game of the season a point above the relegation zone, they knew they only had to match the result of relegation rivals Birmingham City. As it transpired, they lost to Leicester, whilst Birmingham staged a miraculous comeback to draw at Bolton (having been two goals down with 14 minutes remaining), equalizing in the final few seconds of the game to send Doncaster back to League One after just a year.
After two successive relegations, Wolverhampton Wanderers turned their fortunes around under Kenny Jackett and made an immediate return to the Championship, while also setting a new record of 103 points for the third tier. Brentford shrugged off the loss of Wigan-bound Uwe Rosler and took the runners-up spot as replacement boss Mark Warburton enjoyed a highly successful first season as manager, taking the Bees to the second tier for the first time in 21 years. Rotherham United were victorious in the play-offs, repeating their early 2000s feat of earning consecutive promotions from the fourth and third tiers. But one of the biggest shocks of the season was Leyton Orient, who won their first eight games of the season and seemed unstoppable, cementing themselves firmly in the automatic promotion spots before several bursts of indifferent form pushed them down to third; they would reach Wembley for the play-off final before losing to Rotherham on penalties.
Stevenage, whose fortunes had rapidly declined since their play-off appearance two years prior, were relegated in bottom place. Shrewsbury finished second-bottom, only staying ahead of Stevenage on goal difference. Carlisle United finished in third-bottom place, staying clear of the relegation zone for much of the season, but ultimately going down after a terrible end to the season saw them win just 1 of their last 15 matches. Tranmere Rovers, whose season rapidly fell apart after manager Ronnie Moore was suspended (and later sacked) for betting-related offences in February, occupied the final relegation spot and fell into the fourth tier for the first time since 1989. Crewe were in the relegation zone for nearly the whole season, before a good late run of form pushed them up to 19th, albeit with the most goals conceded in the league and second-worst across all 4 divisions of League football.
^ On 2 August Coventry City were deducted 10 points for exiting administration without a CVA.
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Q: if not OffsetArrays.jl then how to store and access array with irregular for loop? I have the following awkward for loop, and e.g. kreps=(8, 7, 6), a tuple of Int's. I pre-computed a multi-dimensional array kvec_wts that holds a Float depending on kreps. With OffsetArrays.jl, I can call kvec_wts[ka, kb, kc] inside the loop very beautifully!
for kc=-kreps[3]:kreps[3], kb = -kreps[2]:kreps[2], ka = 0:kreps[1]
    if ka == 0
        if kb < 0
            continue
        end
        if kb == 0 && kc <= 0
            continue
        end
    end

  # do tons of computation involving `kvec_wts[ka, kb, kc]`
end

Here's how I allocate with OffsetArrays.jl:
kvec_wts = OffsetArray(zeros(Float64,
                        kreps[1] + 1,
                        2 * kreps[2] + 1,
                        2 * kreps[3] + 1),
                       0:kreps[1],
                       -kreps[2]:kreps[2],
                       -kreps[3]:kreps[3])

After some profiling and finding this post showing there are performance hits, what is a more beautiful way to store and access the array kvec_wts inside the loop?
The problem is that awkward for loop I have appears in a few spots in my code, and it seems dangerous to assume an indexing that is dependent on the order of the for loop... Right? Is there a way to write a code for the for loop? Would the solution be a custom iterator, or a macro of some sort to always make sure the same for loop is reproduced, then I can just have a 1D array for kvec_wts? Thanks.

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"Devil's Pass (2013)" movie review.
DEVIL'S PASS (2013)
(Directed by Renny Harlin)
(Written by Vikram Weet)
(Starring Holly Goss, Matt Stokoe and Luke Albright)
Plot: A group of film students travel to Russia to do a documentary on the 'The Dyatlov Pass incident', where climbers all died under very mysterious circumstances back in the 1950's. As they get closer to the truth, the more danger they find themselves in.
When I heard that there was a movie about the Dyatlov Pass Incident, I immediately punched myself in the nuts four times as punishment for not knowing it existed. I've always been very interested in that real life mystery, where a group of experienced climbers had all perished under bizarre circumstances. Why were they naked? Why did someone cut their way out of the tent? Why was someone missing their tongue? Why was there radiation on their clothing? Why did their bodies take so much damage without any soft tissue injury? The theories surrounding this event include yeti's, aliens and Government conspiracies. The problem is that every possible scenario has holes in it. It could've been an avalanche, but how did their foot prints survive? We don't know, which is why it's so terrifying! I was convinced that this had so much potential to be a great horror story. But then I saw that Renny Harlin was attached and…shit…As much as I love "Cliffhanger", I'm not sure that films' greatness surpasses the badness of "The Legend of Hercules". Furthermore, lately he has been helming movies he has no business directing. "Mindhunters" could've been a good flick if it had a director who didn't rely on flash and action movie pacing, which doesn't work for that kind of story. But that's all Renny Harlin can apparently do! So you think a director who doesn't have a subtle bone in their body can helm a found footage horror flick? A style that requires slow burn pacing and subtle scare tactics? My erection, which was hard and firm at first, withered into an undead zombie worm…In the end, it turns out that Renny Harlin wasn't his own projects' biggest enemy. "Devil's Pass" isn't a terrible rip-off of "The Blair Witch Project", but it made me realize that the Dyatlov Pass Incident was only scary because we don't know what really happened. If you fill in the holes, whether it's a natural or paranormal explanation, you destroy what makes it so frightening.
The problem with reviewing a movie like "Devil's Pass" is that it's kind of average. It's sort of creepy in areas, but it's never nail bitingly terrifying. "The Blair Witch Project", which this films emulates in terms of structure, freaked me the f@ck out. "Devil's Pass" has moments where my breath would slow down and I'd pay attention to the screen, yet it's never scary. I thought Harlin did a solid job at building up this mystery, having a decent grasp of creating suspense. The best part was the cinematography. The shots of those snowy mountains are gorgeous, but also pretty haunting. The camerawork is so steady that it's easy to forget that this is a found footage film…which is both good and bad. The good news is it usually is not disorienting. The bad news is…why make this a found footage if it looks like it was shot by a cinematographer? Isn't the point of 'found footage' to create a feeling of rawness? To have the viewer experience the terrors through the eyes of the characters? But at least until the finale, "Devil's Pass" wasn't giving me any headaches. That's nice… Furthermore, while I can't say the narrative was ever really intense, this was a fairly quick watch. I was never bored. As for the characters, they weren't especially interesting or realistic, but I didn't find any reason to hate them either. None of them got on my nerves, although they do some REALLY stupid things in order to drive the plot. As usual, there isn't much justification for them to keep filming, but that's found footage for you…The acting was acceptable, but no one really stands out…much like the majority of the movie.
Unfortunately, the ending just sucked. As a contrast to the previously 'too professional' camerawork, everything becomes so erratic and hard to follow during the finale that I was nauseous. Even worse, the 'villains' are rendered using laughably bad CGI. Apparently the original victims of the incident were murdered by shitty special effects. I couldn't take any of it seriously, BUT EVEN WORSE, the plot takes a very silly turn that made "Devil's Pass" kind of a joke. My jaw was hanging open in front of the stupidity I was witnessing. I guess I have to give the filmmakers credit for coming up with something so…originally retarded that I didn't see it coming- even though there was a fair amount of foreshadowing. But I couldn't properly commend the movie because I was laughing so hard at it. Most comedies can't even achieve this level of hilarity, but since I was able to watch the first two acts with a straight face, I can't spin this around into a praise- like I could with "General Stone". It's just a crappy third act in every possible way.
Once again, the problem with making a movie based around the Dyatlov Pass Incident is it betrays what made the story so compelling. The real life event stays with us because IT IS A MYSTERY that will probably never be solved. If it's aliens, then it's just another alien story. If it's the military, then it's just another conspiracy story. If it's a natural disaster, then it's just another avalanche story. The Dyatlov Pass incident itself is doomed to find itself as being merely window dressing for whatever movie the filmmakers want to make. It's an unworkable concept, but I didn't think about this until after I watched "Devil's Pass", so I can't blame whoever pitched this project as it does sound appealing when you don't stop and think about it. Still, at least the movie itself is 75% watchable and Renny Harlin does prove that he is capable of making something that doesn't get under my prostate. It isn't all about flash and it isn't paced like it's some dumb action movie. Maybe there is hope for the man after all? Er, wait, this was before "The Legend of Hercules"…so maybe not! Even if the last 25% was pretty shitty and Renny Harlin proved he can go beyond his comfort zone, I honestly felt the film itself was eclipsed by the dilemma of making a movie about the Dyatlov Pass incident. Either you leave the mystery open ended, which would be very unsatisfying, or you explain everything and take away what makes the mystery so creepy. I don't see what could be done to fix that.
Violence: Rated R- I guess, there is some.
Nudity: None, but there is a decent amount of sexuality.
Overall: "Devil's Pass" is a pretty mediocre found footage flick, but at least it evades most of the problems I have with the genre. For the most part though, I don't blame it for underwhelming me, as the Dyatlov Pass Incident is an unworkable concept.

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When planning construction of this €220m stand-alone human vaccine plant, the client adopted an offsite/modularisation approach from the outset in order to realise significant project delivery benefits in terms of time, cost, quality and reliability.
The modular concept was applied to all elements of the project ranging from the formulation and filling areas to utility skids. FIN carried out the detailed design, manufacture and testing of the LTHW skid in their dedicated manufacturing facility.
The skid includes two 1,500kW low NOx boilers matched with fully modulating gas-fired burners with advanced combustion management to achieve superior operating efficiencies and emissions.
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Caro Emerald was presented a double Platinum award by DJ Rob Stenders for her debut album during a live performace @ the Dutch World Cup programme 'VI Oranje'.
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Des, ubi consistam, caelum terramque movebo лат. (изговор: дес, уби консистам, целум терамакве мовебо). Дај гдје да станем покренућу небо и  земљу. (Архимед)

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Велики старогрчки математичар  и филозоф  Архимед у изреци преведеној на  латински језик каже: дај ми упориште, па ћу полугом подићи небо и земљу.

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Kelly Tunney was the first woman to be named AIPP Australian Wedding Photographer of the Year.
Born and raised in Canberra, a current hotbed of fine photography in Australia. Kelly Tunney originally followed a traditional path, but eventually decided that photography was her way to be awesome, and it's been her life ever since.
She has been photographing weddings all across the globe for over 12 years now. She runs her own business and is also co-founder of the wedding collective All Grown Up Weddings, based in Canberra.
Her images embody the way she relates to the world – they're candid, honest, fearless and warm; and they always manage to find the amazing in everyone. Kelly relishes in the agony and ecstasy of imagining and creating contrasts to play with in her images. She secretly enjoy the rush that comes with the fear of pushing boundaries as far as they can be moved.


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Calendar.ns('Provider').Local = (function() {

  const LOCAL_CALENDAR_ID = 'local-first';

  function Local() {
    Calendar.Provider.Abstract.apply(this, arguments);

    this.events = this.app.store('Event');
    this.busytimes = this.app.store('Busytime');
    this.alarms = this.app.store('Alarm');
  }

  Local.calendarId = LOCAL_CALENDAR_ID;

  /**
   * Returns the details for the default calendars.
   */
  Local.defaultCalendar = function() {
    //XXX: Make async
    var l10nId = 'calendar-local';
    var list = {};
    var name;

    if ('mozL10n' in window.navigator) {
      name = window.navigator.mozL10n.get(l10nId);
      if (name === l10nId) {
        name = null;
      }
    }

    if (!name) {
      name = 'Offline calendar';
    }

    return {
      // XXX localize this name somewhere
      name: name,
      id: LOCAL_CALENDAR_ID,
      color: Local.prototype.defaultColor
    };

  };

  Local.prototype = {
    __proto__: Calendar.Provider.Abstract.prototype,

    canExpandRecurringEvents: false,

    getAccount: function(account, callback) {
      callback(null, {});
    },

    findCalendars: function(account, callback) {
      var list = {};
      list[LOCAL_CALENDAR_ID] = Local.defaultCalendar();
      callback(null, list);
    },

    syncEvents: function(account, calendar, cb) {
      cb(null);
    },

    /**
     * @return {Calendar.EventMutations.Create} mutation object.
     */
    createEvent: function(event, callback) {
      // most providers come with their own built in
      // id system when creating a local event we need to generate
      // our own UUID.
      if (!event.remote.id) {
        // TOOD: uuid is provided by ext/uuid.js
        //       if/when platform supports a safe
        //       random number generator (values never conflict)
        //       we can use that instead of uuid.js
        event.remote.id = uuid();
      }

      var create = new Calendar.EventMutations.create({
        event: event
      });

      create.commit(function(err) {
        if (err) {
          callback(err);
          return;
        }
        callback(null, create.busytime, create.event);
      });

      return create;
    },

    deleteEvent: function(event, busytime, callback) {
      if (typeof(busytime) === 'function') {
        callback = busytime;
        busytime = null;
      }

      this.app.store('Event').remove(event._id, callback);
    },

    /**
     * @return {Calendar.EventMutations.Update} mutation object.
     */
    updateEvent: function(event, busytime, callback) {
      if (typeof(busytime) === 'function') {
        callback = busytime;
        busytime = null;
      }

      var update = Calendar.EventMutations.update({
        event: event
      });

      update.commit(function(err) {
        if (err) {
          callback(err);
          return;
        }
        callback(null, update.busytime, update.event);
      });

      return update;
    }

  };

  return Local;

}());


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Q: Short Term Memory Between VCs in Swift The short version is:
Do the values of a VC's variables stay in tact during the modal presentation and dismissal of another VC? When the second VC is dismissed, are the original VC's variables still equal to their last values?
Details, If Needed
I have a viewController where a table cell is selected. The contents of that cell are then pulled out and passed onto an editor viewController like this:
override func prepareForSegue(segue: UIStoryboardSegue, sender: AnyObject?) {
    //Segue to mainVC editor, for editing action
    if (segue.identifier == "modalToEditor") && passingEdit == true {
        //Assign selection to a variable 'currentCell'
        let indexPath = tableView.indexPathForSelectedRow;
        let currentCell = tableView.cellForRowAtIndexPath(indexPath!) as! CustomTableViewCell;

        //Set cell text into variables to pass to editor
        let cellNameForEdit = currentCell.nameLabel!.text
        let cellDescForEdit = currentCell.descLabel.text

        //Pass values to EditorView
        let editorVC = segue.destinationViewController as! EditorView;
        editorVC.namePassed = cellNameForEdit
        editorVC.descPassed = cellDescForEdit
        editorVC.indexOfTap = indexPath
        editorVC.currentListEntity = currentListEntity

Now, in that second/editor viewController, the user may tap a button asking to move the cell. The "move screen" is a different/third VC. What I want to know is, can I dismiss the editor and expect the original VC to remember the last cell chosen?

*

*If it will remember, then I'd assume I could then pass it onto the the third/move VC.

*If the original VC cell variable won't still hold that last cell, I'd have to figure out a way to make it remember! Global variable maybe?

Appending an edit to show the cellForRowAtIndexPath
func tableView(tableView: UITableView, cellForRowAtIndexPath indexPath: NSIndexPath) -> UITableViewCell {

    //Setup variables
    let cellIdentifier = "BasicCell"
    let cell = tableView.dequeueReusableCellWithIdentifier(cellIdentifier, forIndexPath: indexPath) as! CustomTableViewCell

    //Make sure the row heights adjust properly
    tableView.rowHeight = UITableViewAutomaticDimension
    tableView.estimatedRowHeight = 80.0

    //Create normal cells except when last cell
    if indexPath.row < taskList_Cntxt.count {
        let task =  taskList_Cntxt[indexPath.row]
        //Create table cell with values from Core Data attribute lists
        cell.nameLabel!.text = task.valueForKey("name") as? String
        cell.descLabel!.text = task.valueForKey("desc") as? String

        //Related to running TaskActions: Empty block function passed from custom cell VC
        cell.doWork = {
            () -> Void in
            self.doStuff(cell)
        }
    }

A: Yes.  View controllers are just objects insofar as their properties are changed only if code is executed that changes them.  In your specific case, the VC keeps its table view as a property (and strongly as a subview of its view), and the table view keeps an array of selected index paths.  Careful though, subclasses of UITableViewController can clear the selection by default on viewWillAppear  (see here).
Also note that you've chosen what most would regard a strange approach to initializing the editorVC in prepareForSegue.  Getting the selected index path is fine, but then getting a cell (a view), then configuring that cell, then getting datasource values from the cell's subviews is very roundabout.
See the line let task =  taskList_Cntxt[indexPath.row] in your cellForRowAtIndexPath method?  That is how you access an object in the datasource array at the given indexPath.  That object (what you've called task) should be passed to the downstream view controller.


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Q: How to use Eclipse Interface Command Provider in Activator class in OSGI I'm new to code with Eclipse Interface Command Provider. I saw an example at the website
public void _say(CommandInterpreter ci) {
    ci.print("You said:" + ci.nextArgument());
}

@Override
public String getHelp() {
    return "\tsay - repeats what you say\n";
}

It is used to get command as String and print it again.
Now this is another one to execute the command
String command = intcp.nextArgument();
if (command != null) {
    intcp.execute(command);
}

Why we use this execute(command) method? and How to use it? Are there any examples for it ?

A: OSGI console is used mainly for debugging OSGI applications. It's not very convenient way to implement a calculator. Plain console application would be better. Anyway, it's a good way to familiarize yourself with the API.
First, create a class implementing CommandProvider:
public class Calculator implements CommandProvider {

    // add prints sum of its two arguments
    public void _add(CommandInterpreter ci) {
        int a = Integer.parseInt(ci.nextArgument());
        int b = Integer.parseInt(ci.nextArgument());
        ci.println(a+b);
    }

    // quit just calls "exit"
    public void _quit(CommandInterpreter ci) {
        ci.execute("exit");
    }

    @Override
    public String getHelp() {
        return "";
    }

}

You need to register it in your bundle's activator:
public class Activator implements BundleActivator {

    public void start(BundleContext bundleContext) throws Exception {
        bundleContext.registerService(CommandProvider.class.getName(),
                new Calculator(), null);
    }

    @Override
    public void stop(BundleContext context) throws Exception {
    }
}

To actually use those command, you need to start RCP application with -console command line argument. If your bundle is loaded lazily, it needs to be started before commands will be available:
osgi> start com.example.mybundle
osgi> add 2 2
4
osgi> quit
Really want to stop Equinox? (y/n; default=y)  y

A: I'd like to offer another (and better IMHO) way to write your own commands. Implementing CommandProvider interface is not a very good way because it will work only with Equinox. It's better to do it as described in RFC 147 (well as far as I know it is not published yet but doesn't matter, the way to implement command provider is already described).
You just need to provide OSGi service with two properties:

*

*osgi.command.scope

*osgi.command.function

In service class you can write public methods that are invoked via your commands. Here is the simple example:
public final class MyCommandProvider {

    public void doAction(String id) {
        System.out.println("id=" + id);
    }

    public void doAnotherAction() {
        System.out.println("Another action");
    }
}

Now you can register this service (any way you want, for example using Declarative Services) and then you will have two commands you can write in OSGi console: doAction('some string') and doAnotherAction.
You can read more here.


From the heart of Brooklyn, New York, to the city by the bay and world over is Steve Augeri. Since 1973, Journey has sold nearly 90 million albums worldwide and cemented their reputation as one of America's most beloved and accomplished rock and roll bands in history.
In 1998, Steve Augeri debuted on the seven-times platinum Armageddon soundtrack continuing the legacy as the supergroup's lead vocalist. For nearly a decade, Steve recorded three albums and performed on multiple world tours to millions of adoring fans.
Known for his soaring vocals, gritty tenor, and powerful stage presence, Steve Augeri brings his signature blend of rock and soul into every event, singing the songs that made Journey famous including "Don't Stop Believing," "Faithfully," "Any Way You Want It," and many more.
The annual free 4thFest concert takes place on the evening of July 3 in Coralville's S.T. Morrison Park. Journey former lead vocalist Steve Augeri will take the stage at 8:00 pm, preceded by an opening band at 6:30 pm. The concert is one of many long-standing Coralville Independence Day traditions, which include a parade, activities in the park, and fireworks. To learn more about 4thFest, visit www.coralville.org/4thFest.


Getting a whole pile of errors. I have tried saving with the save button and no luck. Any ideas? Version 7.5.19.
The error is not showing on the main site, only a second site on the network.
This topic was modified 2 months, 3 weeks ago by Joel.
Thanks for reaching out, I'd be happy to help here!
Can you please provide me a little bit more of information about your issue as for example some specific URLs which are being affected by this and if you don't mind some screenshots and screen recordings displaying what the issue looks like on your side for me to dig deeper into your case and provide you with a solid solution?
Here are a couple of screenshots outlining the issue on the social share settings page.
Can you please verify for me if your plugins version is the following: Simple Share Buttons Adder v.7.5.19?
1. Going to your WordPress plugins manager.
2. Locating the Simple Share Buttons Adder.
4. Looking up for the Simple Share Buttons Adder plugin through the plugins store.
In case you don't have the Simple Share Buttons Adder v.5.7.19 then, I do recommend you to update your plugin and in case your plugin's version isn't an Adder one then, I do recommend you following the reinstallation steps I did mention above.
Hi Andres, thank you for the suggestions. I do have version 5.7.19 installed. I just went ahead and reinstalled the plugin as suggested and unfortunately the errors have remained the same.
Thanks for your reply and apologies for the inconvenience.
Can you please re-verify for me the site's URL you are having issues with as the one you provide me with isn't responding?
For some reason or another these errors have disappeared from the backend on both network sites.


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Tag Archives: Sweeney Todd
Once, There Was Even a Man Who Had Scissors for Hands: Edward Scissorhands (1990)
So every year we review a Vincent Price film. Here we go!
Once, there was even a man who had scissors for hands
Yes I said that right, Vincent Price.
Many of you may not know this, but this was Vincent Price's last film. When I first saw this, I actually knew about Vincent Price than Johnny Depp.
In fact Vincent Price was supposed to have more screentime, but unfortunately was very ill at and they had to cut back on those scenes. Sad for us.
We didn't get as much
This also fills another yearly notch, a Tim Burton film.
I have always loved Edward Scissorhands
So let's not wait any longer. On with the review.
So the film starts off with a grandma, Kim Boggs (Winona Ryder) telling her granddaughter a story-of a man with scissors for hands.
Flashback years ago-Peg Boggs is the Avon lady, along with being kindest and sweetest woman ever. She tries to sell in her Suburban neighborhood but none are interested.
She's finally reached the end of her rope-but then spots the creepy, spooky castle that exists at the end of the block. She decides to go in there and that is when everything changes.
Inside the worn and crumbling mansion-which she enters by herself! Very unsafe-and meets Edward.
Edward was created by the Inventor, but is unfinished-he still has scissors for hands.
Peg feels bad for him and takes him home with her-he meets her husband Bill (Alan Arkin), who is completely checked out and doesn't see or hear anything, and son Kevin. Kevin is fascinated by Edward and wants to show him off.
That's awesome
As many times as I have watched this I am just amazed with the character of Peg. She reminds me of the mom in My Boyfriend's Back, but sweeter, kinder, and not nearly as psychotic. She is always encouraging and helping Edward.
Peg Boggs: Are you alone? Do you live up here all by yourself? What happened to your face? No, I won't hurt you. But at the very least, let me give you a good astringent. And this will help to prevent infection. What's your name?
Edward: Edward.
Peg Boggs: Edward… I think you should just come home with me.
And if anyone tries to say anything about him, she will go mama bear on them.
Audience Member #3: But if you had regular hands you'd be like everyone else.
Edward: Yes, I know.
Host-TV: I think he'd like that.
Audience Member #4: Then no one would think you're special. You wouldn't be on TV or anything.
Peg Boggs: No matter what, Edward will always be special.
So Pegg let's Edward stay in her daughter's room while she is camping with friends on her waterbed. Really Peg, he has scissors for hands!
Anyways, the neighbors are fascinated and want to take a look at him, forcing themselves on them with a BBQ.
Edward starts trying to get used to living with people. If you carefully watch Edward in the beginning he is moving his hands all over-but as he watches the others and as the movie progresses learns to better control his hands and be more humanlike.
And I do have to say I like the costume of Edward. I like Buster Keaton look carrying over from Benny & Joon and his Cure/Tim Burton-inspired hair. It wouldn't always work, but it does on him.
So Edward is a hit, especially after he starts creating colorful topiaries.
Kim returns home from her trip in the mountains with her boyfriend Jim (Anthony Michael Hall). The first time I saw this-I didn't recognize him. I don't what he did but he went from major nerd in the '80s to playing football jocks in the '90s. I always think if him as being one of the lucky three who were able to go from "nerd" to "heartthrob"-him, John Cusack, and Patrick Dempsey.
Kim returns home after "camping" and goes to her room-only to find Edward. Proof why scissors and waterbeds don't work out.
From lawns Edward goes into animal haircuts.
And here he becomes an even bigger sensation. But not everyone loves him.
Poor Edward-hopefully in love with Kim and he really is. At this time Depp and Ryder starting dating and even got engaged-and you can just see in his eyes how much he cares for her. In fact, re-watching it this time I realize they spend hardly any screentime together, but can carry the romance in their looks, body language, tone, etc.
Here is where we get a slight look into Tim Burton. The eccentric, weird kid in love with the cheerleader but the jock keeping them apart? Hmm…
Anyways, Edward keeps trying. Kevin takes him to school for show-and-tell, he is always there to lend a blade, and then begins haircuts.
Edward Scissorhands in Wonderland
In fact the scene when he first cuts hair is a wink at Sweeney Todd, which Tim Burton and Johnny Depp would make years later.
The sweetest thing is when Edward is going to cut Peg's hair-he makes it extra special and neat for her-his mom. Aw.
With all this Edward goes on TV and the idea of opening his own business is brought up.
Neighbor Joyce is going to help and takes him to the area where they will be having the salon. She then strips and assaults him. Edward flees and Joyce is very upset.
I'm out!
Peg is going to help Edward and takes him to the bank-but here is where I realize I am an adult. I mean I know I am one, after all I'm six and twenty-but here is where I KNOW. My first response was how will he get a loan? He has no social security card, birth certificate, anything. Poor Edward is sad and they are unsure what to do next.
Now let me take a moment here and just go over Vincent Price's role in the film. Throughout the movie we have flashbacks to when Edward was first created. The Inventor (Vincent Price) has an assembly line making cookies. As he enjoys them he gets the idea to make his son-Edward.
I love these scenes as they are so endearing and said. What would have been if the creator lived. I love Vincent Price's voice as well. I could just listen to him speak for hours.
One day Kim forgets her key and they are locked out of the house. Edward opens the door by picking the lock and Jim gets the idea to use Edward to rob his house. You see JIm is a Neanderthal that instead of getting a job to get his own car wants his dad to do it. And if dad refuses-well then the only way is to rob his house. What a baby-WAH BOO HOO I can't get my way let's make dad pay for it.
They lie to Edward that a guy stole Jim's stuff and want to get it back. Kim feels bad and wants to stop, but they don't listen to her. Instead-they go but when the alarm goes off abandon him.
Kim is angry wanting to go back, but they don't listen to her and she doesn't do anything. Now I like Kim, but she never tells the truth. It makes me so angry-all this awful things keep happening to Edward afterwards and they could have stopped it if she had just told the truth.
Very disappointed in you Kim.
So Edward is taken to jail and held until Peg and Bill can pick him up. After that he is a pariah. No one wants to be around him, have him cut their lawn, dog, or hair.
Kim gets angry with Jim, but he just taunts her with how she hasn't said anything. Edward sees this and becomes even more angry as he did it for Kim and she is still with the jerk.
He gets depressed and ruins his creations-he also gets angsty and messes up the walls.
Peg is awesome-she continues to be there for Edward. She has him keep giving her haircuts to make him feel better. Se sweet.
All comes to a head on Christmas. Edward and Kim have grown closer. He works on an ice sculpture and accidentally nicks Kim. Jim comes and chases Edward off who goes on a rage destroying shrubbery.
Kim is done with Jim and he storms off drinking with his friend.
Kim's hand is taken care of by her mom and it wasn't a serious wound just a small one. They worry about Edward and go off to find him leaving Kim to wait in case he comes back or the neighbors come for the party.
Edward returns and they have a good moment, broken when a drunken Jim comes racing down the street and almost hits Kevin. Edward runs and pushes Kevin out of the way before he gets killed. But by doing so nicks Kevin, especially as Kevin doesn't know what is going on.
Jim comes and tries to attack Edward, who nicks him too. Edward then storms off-followed by Kim. Meanwhile like in every monster movie the neighborhood storms together creating a mob to converge on Edward.
In the mansion Kim approaches Edward, ecstatic that he is alive, but just like in Beauty and the Beast, Jim the jerk followed them and tries to kill Edward. He was going to shoot him-but Kim intercedes. Edward had not planned on doing anything-but when Jim slaps Kim he becomes angry and stabs Jim-throwing him out the window.
Kim and Edward see the dead body and know the mob won't stop until Edward is dead. Kim kisses Edward and says good-bye.
Noooo!
Downstairs, the people are calling for Edward's blood. Kim notices a machine and grabs a scissorhand-using it as proof that Edward is dead. She tells them it is all over.
This scene definitely has a Nightmare on Elm Street feel to it with the scissors-which Johnny Depp is also in.
That ends it and all goes back to how it should be-except the Boggs family. Years pass and they all move on-but Kim always remembers Edward.
And Edward never forgets her. His garden growing and he's making an ice sculpture of Kim to grace his garden.
Such a great story with a gentle sweet character. I love this film and could just continue to watch it over and over again.
And this little extra for you guys!
To start Horrorfest VII from the beginning, go to It's the End of the World: The Birds (1963)
For the previous post, go to Do You Ever Feel Like Your Life Has Turned into Something You Never Intended?: Nocturnal Animals (2016)
For more Edward Scissorhands, go to I Did It for You: Edward Scissorhands (1990)
For more Tim Burton, go to He's Married to a Corpse. He Has A Corpse Bride!: Corpse Bride (2005)
For more Vincent Price, go to They're Coming for Me Now…And Then They'll Come for You: House on Haunted Hill (1959)
For more Johnny Depp, go to It was a Horseman, a Dead One. Headless: Sleepy Hollow (1999)
For more Winona Ryder, go to 25 Films of Christmas
For more Anthony Michael Hall, go to Don't You Forget About Me
For more teen monster films, go to I Died for You! I Came Back from the Dead for You! I Love You!: My Boyfriend's Back (1993)
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Tagged Agatha Christie, Alan Arkin, Anthony Michael Hall, Avon Lady, BBQ, Beauty and the Beast, Benny & Joon, Bill Boggs, Castle, Christmas, CineFix Now, Cure, Edward Scissorhands, Inventor, Jail, John Cusack, Johnny Depp, Kevin Boggs, Kim Boggs, Monster, Monster Movie, My Boyfriend's Back, Nightmare on Elm Street, Patrick Dempsey, Peg Boggs, Sweeney Todd, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, Teen Film, Tim Burton, Vincent Price, Water Bed, Winona Ryder
So here we are another step in the "Getting Over a Heartbreak" series. As you recall from Gone Forever, Put Me Out, and But It's Alright; we still are in that angry at my ex phase. So here we are with:
16) Since U Been Gone by Kelly Clarkson.
Now I have always liked Kelly Clarkson, although I have never really thought of myself as being a major fan. I remember when Kelly Clarkson won American Idol (yep back when the show was good and the winners actually went on to do something). I even watched her silly film From Justin to Kelly, starring her and the runner up. However, I am a huge fan of this song! I absolutely loved it!
So the song was written by Max Martin and Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald who actually wrote it for Pink. She turned it down and it was then offered to Clarkson, in which she added more guitar and drums to counteract the light pop sound. It was number 2 on the Billboard Hot 100.
The music video is great, as after her boyfriend cheated on her and dumped her she ripped his place apart. Now I'm not one for vandalism, but finding out someone cheated on you will make anyone go crazy and pull this or a Daisy from Mystic Pizza.
It's just a great song that truly captures how one feels after being betrayed by someone they loved and how angry they feel.
But just like The End by Silverstein just be careful how you react, its fine to sing about it, but if you actually participate in that kind of destruction just be prepared for the consequences.
So on to the lyrics and video!!!
Here's the thing we started out friends
It was cool but it was all pretend
You dedicated you took the time
Wasn't long till I called you mine
And all you'd ever hear me say
Is how I pictured me with you
That's all you'd ever hear me say
But Since U Been Gone
I can breathe for the first time
I'm so moving on
Thanks to you
Now I get
What I want
How can I put it? You put me on
I even fell for that stupid love song
How come I'd never hear you say
I just wanna be with you
I guess you never felt that way
Now I get (I get) what I want
You had your chance you blew it
Shut your mouth I just can't take it
Again and again and again and again
Thanks to you (thanks to you)
Now I get, I get what I want
Now I get (I get)
You should know (you should know)
That I get, I get what I want
So the music video is super amazing!!!
So this song became super popular that A Day to Remember did a cover and copied the music video scene by scene. It's pretty cool.
I have to say that I really enjoy the Kelly Clarkson version, that's why I included it, but I like the A Day to Remember a little bit better. I like how it has more of a rock than pop sound and I like the screamo as I think it really expresses the anger in the song. But however it is sung the song is still great.
And it teaches you an important thing:
Because never forget:
But at the same time don't get too caught up in anger and bitterness. After all:
To go to the previous post, go to But It's Alright
For more of my fav songs. go to Put Me Out
Posted in Modern Times, Musical Stylings of Me, Quotable Quotes
Tagged A Day To Remember, Adele, All Kinds of Crazy, American Idol, Anger, Angry, Angry at Ex, Be Careful It's My Heart, Best Revenge, Betrayed, Billboard Hot 100, BItterness, Boyfriend Dumped Her, Break, Break Her Heart, Break Up, Breaking Up is Hard to Do, Breakup, Broke Apart, Broke His Heart, Broke My Heart, Broke up, Broken Heart, But It's Alright, Change of Heart, Cheated, Consequence, Crazy, Daisy, Destination, Destruction, Drums, Dumped, Fan, Fangirl, Fangirls, Fans, Fire, Found Out He Cheated, Friends, From Justin to Kelly, Go Crazy, Gone Forever, Grudges, Guitar, Heart, Heart Stop, Heartache, Heartbreak, Heartbreaking, Heartbroken, Huey Lewis, Huey Lewis and the News, Huge Fan, Johnny Depp, Kelly Clarkson, Love Song, Loyal, Lukasz "Dr. Luke" Gottwald, Lyrics, Major Fan, Making Wishes, Max Martin, Memories, Move On, Moving On, Music Video, Music Videos, Mystic Pizza (1988), Never Forget, Not a Stop, Once in a Lifetime, One in a Million, Pink, Pop, Pretend, Put Me Out, Real, Rock, Screamo, Silverstein, Someone Like You, Stay Away, Stay Away From Me, Stay Loyal, Stay Real, Stupid, Sweeney Todd, Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, The End, The Used, Three Days Grace, Treat You Like a Princess, Treat You Right, Valuable, Valuables, Values Relationship, Vandalism, Want to Set Fire to Your Things, Wish the Best For You, Worthy


Winter is here! Some people have died. Some have exacerbation and/or complication of their pre-existing conditions. Some have broken bones. Some have flu. Some are depressed.
The lucky ones – if that is an appropriate word for them – are in Hawaii or Florida. Some are in Arizona or Palm Springs. Some are on a cruise in Bahamas or South America. Some are on the big mountains, gyrating down the slopes on their ultra super speed skis.
The big chill does create a new dynamics in peoples' lives. As soon as the leaves start gathering on the ground, we are gripped with fear or joy depending on what we have planned for the snowy days.
Do you find this stressful? Does this affect your health?
"It is well known that in all except equatorial regions, the death rate increases in winter," says Dr Caralee Caplan, in the recent edition of Canadian Medical Association Journal.
About 50 percent of deaths in winter are related to coronary artery disease and blood clots in the brain.
Studies have shown that most deaths occur 24 hours after cold days. This appears to be due to brief rather than prolonged exposure to cold. Resulting in rapid changes in the blood viscosity, formation of blood clot and increase demand for oxygen by heart muscles.
Those who are already known to have coronary artery disease are prone to spasm of these vessels. This further aggravates the risk of heart attacks. Asthmatics run the risk of aggravating their condition by inhaling cold air especially during exercise.
The precise mechanism of cold-induced changes is being hotly debated by the experts. Engorgement of blood vessels and release of substances which produce spasm of lung vessels are responsible for asthmatic attacks.
Patients with Raynaud's disease suffer significant spasm of blood vessels of hands and feet when exposed to cold. This occurs mainly in young healthy women. Their blood vessels are extremely sensitive to cold or emotions.
Dr Caplan says that no one is immune to the effects of hypothermia, frostbite and seasonal infections and injuries. In most of these conditions, the underlying mechanism appears to be the effect of cold on blood vessels.
Can we prevent heart attacks after shoveling snow and asthma attacks from winter sports? Yes. "The best prevention is, of course, avoidance," says Dr Caplan.
Asthmatics, who want to enjoy winter sports, should keep inhalers (bronchodilators) handy at all times. People with heart problems should wear a light face mask to maintain a favorable air temperature and humidity during exertion. Warm clothings, mittens, gloves and socks should protect the rest of the body from the big chill.
Remember, better safe than sorry! We still have almost three months of winter to enjoy. Keep smiling!
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Campgrounds Near the Virginia Creeper Trail
Where Is a Good Place for Remote Camping in Virginia?
Hiking Trails in Cumberland State Forest, Virginia
(Photo: Michael Blann/Photodisc/Getty Images )
State Parks Near Petersburg, Virginia
Hiking in Packwood, Washington
More than 30 miles of trails crisscross sun-dappled woods, making Cumberland State Forest a rewarding location for a hike. The 16,222-acre forest is located in Virginia's Piedmont, about an hour's drive west of Richmond. The replenished forest was once used as farmland. When the land became unproductive, much of it was turned over to the government to help conserve and restore its health. You may glimpse evidence of the farms and cemeteries that once dotted the area as you take to the trail.
About the Trails
Two self-guided trails give hikers a chance to explore the area. More than 74 miles of gated vehicle trails and old forest roads are also open to hikers. To protect the plants that grow in the forest, stay on the marked trails or roads. As you walk, watch for the white-tailed deer, wild turkey and bobcats that call the forest home.
MultiuseTrail
The 14-mile loop Cumberland Multiuse Trail travels through the forest and into Bear Creek Lake State Park (dcr.virginia.gov). The trail is open to horseback riders and mountain bikers. Along the way, you pass Winston Lake, a place to stop and eat lunch at the picnic shelter. The trail gains 375 feet in elevation as it winds through swampy areas, open forest and meadows. An old swinging bridge made of wood poles and steel cables gives you interesting views of the river although the trail goes around the bridge. Blue blazes marked on trees along the trail about every 150 to 200 yards help you keep your bearings.
Willis River
For an overnight excursion, take the 16-mile Willis River Trail, marked by white blazes every 150 to 200 yards. The trail, open to hikers only, leads to Bear Creek Lake State Park and a campground for overnighting. The trail gains 226 feet in elevation as it follows the Willis River that forms the border of the forest. Along the way, the path goes through oak and hickory forests, stands of loblolly pine and areas where logging has opened up the forest. The trail loops back to its starting point if you use some of the old forest roads on your return. Download a trail map from the forest website so you know what roads to use to make the loop. Otherwise, head back the same way you came to return to the trailhead.
Hikers do not need to purchase a permit to use forest trails, but you must purchase a State Forest Use Permit if you want to mountain bike or fish Permits are available at sporting good stores or wherever hunting licenses are sold. Camping is not allowed in the forest, so head to Bear Creek Lake State Park to set up camp in the developed campground.
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Discussion in 'Sold/Expired' started by jasonprox700, Jan 12, 2013.
I have a commercial buffer tube that I would like to trade for a Mil-spec tube. All of my other AR's are mil-spec and I just found out last night my DPMS .308 is a commercial (it's suppose to be mil).


Reeves Martial Arts And Fitness is located at 3770 Richardson Drive., Auburn, CA-95603. An interactive map of it's location is shown below.
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Middlebury is a peaceful Connecticut town with a population of fewer than 8,000 residents and boasts hot summers and cool winters. Anyone who likes a laid-back vibe and small-town appeal will feel right at home here, and you probably agree if you live or work in the area.
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