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Q: Keep .NET Console App running as service Raspberry Pi Ubuntu I have a console app in .NET 6/C# and I configured it to run on Ubuntu 20.04 (Raspberry PI) as service under /etc/systemd/system. If I run the app manually such as sudo dotnet myapp.dll then it stays up until you kill it.
However when it runs as a service, it seems to restart every few seconds and the only clue I found is "Unhandled exception. System.InvalidOperationException: Cannot read keys when either application does not have a console or when console input has been redirected. Try Console.Read."
When I change to Console.Read instead of Console.ReadKey, it still restarts.
To give more context of the console app, it waits to read RFID tags. Here some snippet of the code.
            reader.Start();
            // Perform the Complex Operations on a separate thread
            Task.Run(() => performComplexOperationsOnSeenTagsAsync(reader));

            Console.WriteLine("Please put a tag in front of the antenna and Press Enter to Exit!");

            Console.ReadKey();

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In honour of J's daughter turning 16 last month, we decided to treat her to a trip to the ballet – not just any ballet but the Royal Ballet at the Royal Opera House in Covent Garden – as she has danced for years (and years) but has never been to see the 'real thing'.
So Friday night we got ourselves a little glammed up to see the final performance of the triple bill, Jewels. Notwithstanding the climbing of the 193 steps at Covent Garden tube station (rather than waiting with the hordes for the lift) – a feat I am not at all keen to repeat – A & I had time to start the evening with a 'drink at the bar' of a rather lovely restaurant in Floral St, with A enjoying a foamy cafe latte and me, a well-deserved (or so I thought) G&T.
Looking out into the empty auditorium was an amazing feeling and despite the fact none of we numpties thought to take a picture, the experience of it will stay with me for a long time to come.
Anyway, on with the show…in three distinct parts: Emeralds, a traditional take on English ballet, Rubies, a contemporary piece showing the impact of the arrival of the New York Ballet style (mine & J's personal fave) and then Diamonds, a beautiful, elegant ending incorporating the style of the Russian ballet (the one L appeared in and A's fave). A quick supper afterwards and we were on the second to last tube home – quite a successful night all round.
It's the stuff dreams are made of!
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Bob Schieffer's Secret Life
The face of Face the Nation and the namesake of TCU's journalism school opens up.
By Cristina Daglas | March 18, 2014|12:00 am
From D Magazine April 2014
D: You've got quite the year of anniversaries coming up.
Schieffer: This will be our 10th Schieffer Symposium on April 9. We started it when TCU named the journalism school for me. I had Bob Woodward, Tom Friedman, and Jim Lehrer come down, and we all just sat there and talked about the news. People loved it. So we decided to make it an annual event. Since then, we've had everyone from Michael Eisner to Maureen Dowd to Joe Scarborough. Tim Russert came before he died. We've had both the editors of the Washington Post and the New York Times. We wanted to make it special this year, so I convinced Scott Pelley to bring the CBS Evening News to TCU.
And you have big names, per usual.
Bob Woodward is the first person who's ever returned. So he's going to be on the panel, along with Scott, and then we'll have Peggy Noonan of the Wall Street Journal and Jane Pauley. The fact of the matter is, with so many women going into journalism now, they're the heavy lifters. All these guys I used to work with, they became investment bankers or something.
They're smart. They're getting out.
[laughs] We've had women be a mainstay in the Washington bureau for a long time. But now, overseas, our front-line foreign correspondents, the people covering Iraq and Syria, they're mostly all women.
Why has it been so important for you to stay in touch with Texas and not just put your name on the school and be done with it?
I'm from Texas, and I've always maintained the ties. I just love Fort Worth. And I love to come back to TCU.
Watching the industry morph and twist, is this really something you'd wish on these kids? Is journalism a viable career option?
It's the No. 1 question. We're in the midst of this technological revolution, which has turned not just journalism but communications inside out and upside down. Journalism is changing, but it's not dead. What I tell these students is, look, in a democracy, citizens have to have independently gathered information that they can compare to the government's version of events, and that's as crucial to a democracy as the right to vote. And because there is always going to be this need for accurate information, there's going to be a need for reporters. The other part of it is, it's just so much fun. I love it, and I've been a reporter for more than 50 years, with 45 years at CBS, which is kind of stunning.
And Face the Nation is turning 60?
Yes, but I haven't done it the entire 60 years. I've done it since 1991.
Do the politicians get tiresome?
Do you want the short answer? Yes.
And the long answer?
The long answer is that for your own good, you should not come on these Sunday broadcasts unless you have something you want to say. It's kind of in vogue in public relations now to say, give three answers no matter what they ask you. Well, that doesn't work. And it especially doesn't work on the Sunday shows, which are not about anchor antics and gotcha questions. It's about trying to move the story forward. People say to me, "Do you ever get frustrated?" I don't get frustrated. I want to reach across the table and slap them. But obviously I don't think that would be a good thing.
Probably not. Okay, one last question. What is Honky Tonk Confidential?
That's my band! It's a group here in Washington. We've put out a little CD, and I write a lot of the songs. Behind this 77-year-old face that's been wizened and wrinkled by too many nights staying up on the campaign trail, there's actually a raging 25-year-old starving songwriter. It's kind of my secret life.
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import java.util.LinkedList;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.Map;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.Durability;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.Mutation;
import org.apache.storm.hbase.bolt.mapper.HBaseMapper;
import org.apache.storm.hbase.common.ColumnList;
import org.apache.storm.task.OutputCollector;
import org.apache.storm.task.TopologyContext;
import org.apache.storm.topology.OutputFieldsDeclarer;
import org.apache.storm.tuple.Tuple;
import org.apache.storm.utils.BatchHelper;
import org.apache.storm.utils.TupleUtils;
import org.slf4j.Logger;
import org.slf4j.LoggerFactory;

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 * Basic bolt for writing to HBase.
 *
 * Note: Each HBaseBolt defined in a topology is tied to a specific table.
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Director's Brief: "The Lion in Winter" Stands Proudly while "Once" Creeps Forward
Home Blog Director's Brief: "The Lion in Winter" Stands Proudly while "Once" Creeps Forward
Once again, there is a slow but certain takeover happening, as the next play's set comes together and the current production comes to a close. Jason Simms' stunning set for The Lion in Winter stands proudly onstage while—behind it, in the scene shop—Yoon Bae's set for Once creeps forward, taking every inch of available space until late Saturday night when it can finally explode out of its restraints and be loaded onto the PTC stage.
But the backstage area isn't the only one at PTC preparing for the giant turnover.
On Sunday morning, the seven members of The Lion in Winter cast will pack up and leave, and our apartments will get cleaned. Just in the nick of time because, Sunday afternoon and evening, 20 new actors, directors, designers, and playwrights will arrive to begin rehearsals for Once and The Fifth Domain (our second Play-by-Play reading).
It is most definitely going to be a full house at Meldrum House.
It's also going to be a full house in our rehearsal spaces. We will likely overflow into our Board room, and possibly into one of our dressing rooms, with up to four rehearsals going on at any given moment next week.
Don't forget to put Play-by-Play on your calendar! It opens Jan. 25.
We're at the UMFA this time around—and I think Victor Lesniewski's play, The Fifth Domain, is terrific.
Yoon Bae's model for "Once"
Getting ready for "Once"!
"The Lion in Winter" in front of "Once"
Building Yoon Bae's work


Woke up way too early again.
Had to wait to get my key deposit back.
Really enjoyable mornings cycling along the Wesser, except when I swallowed/breathed an insect. Coughed and spluttered and got on all 4s to try and throw up in a park in front of a flash hotel.
For most of the day I had the choice of bike path or road, and either side of the river, each with it's pros & cons. I kept making the wrong decision. The bike path tended to be flatter, but longer and a bit slower. The road was too easy to get lost on!
Found the headwind in the second session tough going. Revived by lunch at Bodenwerder supermarket. I generally buy a French style baguette, or a German Berliner (long and fat :-)) loaf of bread, some German or French cheese (the French cheese is even cheaper in Germany, and almost as widely available as in France), some Gurkin (German for *fresh* telegraph cucumber), some German ham (primary ingredient: "swine flesh") and make a huge sandwich. I chop it in half, then eat one half while packing the other half in my food pannier to be eaten an hour or two later.
Did a nice (forest) but suspiciously long climb out of Bodenwerder, and yes, I'd climbed 200m unnecessarily, and in the wrong direction.
Got second wind after lunch. Headwind eased off. 28deg c. Lovely sunny day. fantastic!
Did an overland short cut to Petershagen.
Fantastic camp site by the river and canals. Tent right beside the fish literally jumping out of the water to look at me. Played with the neighbor's (Mike) kids and learned some more German.


Many benefits can be derived from roses which send out long canes looking for as much sunshine and support as they can find. These include providing a verticle element in the garden, filling spaces that shrub roses can't fit into, adding extra security along fences to keep out unwanted visitors, and being among the first roses to bloom in the springtime.
Unlike other plants which are called "climbing," roses do not produce tendrils, like grapes, which wrap themselves around what they cling to or, like ivy and trumpet vine, produce invasive growths which work their way right into tiny spaces on or between boards and the bark of trees. Both of the latter will overtime bust up fences.
Climbing species roses often have evolved hooked thorns which help them cling better to their support or to themselves in the wild. Garden climbers, however, all need their gardeners to tie them down or provide material they can weave themselves into and out of.
Pruning climbers can be a daunting chore but it's one I always look forward to as I can do it while standing up and when the garden bed is wet. The top of my fence which surrounds the back garden also gives me a guideline as to the ideal height and the cross boards easily support the horizontal canes. Pruning will help them rest and build up strength for a magnificent first of the season bloom.
Like pruning other roses, several principals remain the same. Remove all dead wood or damaged canes, snip off spindly growth especially lower down on the verticle canes, pull off and discard all of last year's leaves, and check to make certain your support is still tightly secured to the fence, arbor, trellis or archway.
When pruning a climbing rose, leave stubs from last year's growth along horizontal canes. Flowering stalks will emerge from these growths and provide a profuse bloom.
While pruning, check the ground around your climbing roses. If they are grafted, you want to make sure that the bud union rests at the soil line and some light and warmth reaches it as that's where your new growth will come from.
I usually try to prune my largest climbers a little before winter's wind and rain. Here's the work I did on my noisette rose "Madame Alfred Carriere."
It may seem drastic but Madame Alfred Carriere is a vigorous noisette rose and will soon respond to the rest period and the lengthening days. My purpose in pruning is to keep the rose a manageable size and to maximize the flowers. Noisette roses bloom repeatedly throughout the year.


"Keep Calm & Walk The [Dog Breed]" unisex hoodie in 5 great colours. Have any breed you like on your hoodie to declare your love for that breed e.g. Greyhound (pictured), Staffie, Beagle etc...or if you like rescues or mutts you can have that too.
Make a statement at the park in these fab custom hoodies for men or women. Perfect for walking the dog, a day out, dog events or Sunday lunch out with your pooch. Also great for dog activities and clubs.


Having blinds installed in the home serves a multitude of purposes. For starters, greater privacy is assured. Blinds are also fantastic for keeping excessive heat out, and also add value to the home when tastefully installed. Below are some useful tips on choosing the right blinds for the home.
You can DIY, otherwise it is actually more practical to hire someone to measure, source and install your blinds simultaneously. It can be quite cumbersome to source the right blinds to begin with. When signing up for a free measure and quote with blinds providers, you're given an opportunity to peruse a different variety of colours and shades, and also gain some expert advice.
Measure up, or you'll be sorry later.
If you know that you're not intending on renting out your home in the future; you're fine to opt with some venetian blinds. They're great for added privacy, and they're often quite fashionable. Perfect for water front and beach homes in particular. Otherwise aluminium venetians and vertical blinds are also fine. So are double blinds. If you have tiles in your living room, vertical blinds seem to blend in perfectly with such flooring arrangements. Plantation shutters are also fantastic, and again these particular blinds give your home more of a holiday feel.
If you know that you're going to be renting out your home, double blinds are fantastic for this future circumstance. Some tenants have a tendency to break many different types of venetian blinds. Double blinds are fantastic in such circumstances. The beauty about the latter type of blinds is that natural light is allowed during the daylight hours, while privacy is still assured.
When engaging in the services of a trades person to measure your windows, as well as source and install your blinds; ensure they only take a 10-30% deposit, and then allow you to pay the balance upon completion. It would also be helpful if they're willing to take your old blinds away afterwards.
All the very best with this simple, yet effective home improvement project.
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Bravo! The city of McAllen provides a big stage for live entertainment, festivals, art and historic landmarks.
The 1,800-seat, four-story McAllen Performing Arts Center in the Convention Center complex hosts at least 200 plays and concerts each year. McAllen also enjoys the Valley Symphony Orchestra & Chorale, and South Texas Lyric Opera offers an annual slate of productions and an opera gala.
Interesting restaurants also make up the McAllen entertainment scene, including Republic of the Rio Grande, whose ambiance includes live music on weekends to accompany patio dining. Another must-try culinary/music experience, Infusions Eats & Drinks, offers live music on weekends, making it an ideal spot for an evening out complete with dinner, dancing and a selection of craft cocktails and wine.
On the first Saturday night of December, many residents turn out for Holiday in the Park, a huge parade of lights, live entertainment, caroling and a live nativity scene. If you're looking for food festivals, try the Sizzling in the Tropics BBQ Cook-off, the Santa Fe Wine Classic and Taste of McAllen.
Music After Hours and Crafters Fair is a monthly free outdoor concert series and crafts fair. And check out Latin Night to catch some of the area's most talented musical performers.
The International Museum of Art & Science promotes appreciation of the arts and science through its exhibitions, cultural events and many educational programs. McAllen Art Walk is a free self-guided tour that explores the city's art offerings every first Friday of the month from September through May. Enjoy changing exhibits by local up-and-coming and well-established artists at the galleries of the McAllen Creative Incubator.
The Museum of South Texas History draws people curious about the Rio Grande Valley's history, while McAllen Heritage Center showcases exhibits about the city's colorful past and hosts storytelling and children's events. Another favorite attraction is Quinta Mazatlan, a 1930s hacienda that embodies the Spanish Colonial Revival architecture of arches, adobe and beams. It is home to McAllen's wing of the popular World Birding Center.
The McAllen Chamber of Commerce manages the McAllen Arts Council, which organizes the City Poet Laureate program, produces an annual fine arts exhibit and offers grants to local artists. The chamber also hosts a free outdoor music concert series, coordinates the Public Art Committee's acquisition program, supports the Music After Hours concert series, Unplugged at the Food Truck Park and Project Runway RGV.
McAllen Stained Glass offers classes that can be office get-togethers, ladies' nights out or children's sessions, while art classes and low-cost rental studios are available at the McAllen Creative Incubator. The Alebrije Creative Workshop provides a fun outlet for creativity by teaching many mixed-media techniques.


NEW YORK (AP) - Wonder bread is back almost a year after it vanished from shelves.
Flowers Foods Inc., which bought Wonder from the now-defunct Hostess Brands, said the bread started returning to supermarket shelves Monday.
The company, which also makes Tastykake and Nature's Own bread, snapped up five bread brands after Hostess went out of business late last year. The $355 million deal included Butternut, Home Pride and Merita, which are all returning to shelves along with Wonder.
Keith Aldredge, vice president of marketing at Flowers Foods, said the company is still deciding the fate of the Nature's Pride bread brand, which was also acquired from Hostess.
The demise of Hostess Brands, which had been troubled by years of management turmoil, sparked an outpouring of nostalgia for treats such as Twinkies, Ding Dongs and Ho Hos. Soon after the company said it was shutting down its factories last November, people headed to shelves and wiped out supplies of Twinkies and other cakes.
Flowers is apparently hoping to tap into that nostalgia.
Aldredge said the company decided to go back to retro packaging for the relaunch of Wonder bread. He also said Flowers decided to use a Wonder recipe from "an earlier time," although he could not provide details on what that meant or how the bread would be different from what was on shelves most recently.
Despite the nostalgia certain brands may evoke, it's not unusual for companies to tweak recipes and ingredients over time. The Twinkies on shelves today, for example, have a shelf life of about 45 days, which is nearly three weeks longer than a year ago.
Flowers said Wonder bread is being made at that company's existing plants. The 20 Hostess plants the company acquired as part of the deal were closed, Aldredge said.
The bread is being distributed in the areas where Flowers currently distributes its products, with hopes of expanding over time. Flowers Foods, which based in Thomasville, Ga., said it reaches about three-quarters of the country.


And so not long after arriving on the platform under the vaulted steel and glass of Paddington Station, we are lead through the damp streets to a vague location outlined on a website on a cellphone. Having no real understanding of where exactly we are or what time it is, Rob and I follow our friends to what is loosely called the entrance. From the dark we are greeted by a friendly "You here for the film?" as we pass through iron service gates and look around with some confusion. The blurring begins; we are directed to gradually descend inward; a transition from the exterior that playfully tightens around us as we cross multiple thresholds: from dark to strategically-lit, damp to dry, street-level to subterranean, the sensory barrage of Shoreditch to the whitewashed resonance of the vaults.
Our directed movement through subsequent rooms leads us to pick up wireless headphones, (Bermudian!) cocktails at the bar, some (sweet, very British) popcorn from an impressively stocked corner concession stand, and appropriately I can feel the colours employed in the lighting warm up. We climb steel stairs to the theatre entrance. We activate our headphones as instructed by a young girl standing in front of the raked theatre seating of a surprisingly large vaulted space. Wirelessly, we are listening along to the projected images of Bowie, his sketches, his costumes. A few minutes into the film I feel regular vibrations of a train on a track and when I remove my headphones, it's much clearer.
It's right above us. The added layer of sound prompts differing levels of interest from the group.
I am carried in and out of varying sensory conditions as I pull my headphones on and off, open and close my eyes, get a bit buzzed, all while polishing off a sugary bag of popcorn I had initially complained about. I reverently keep my headphones on for 'Starman' and take them off during a monologue. The documentary isn't as stellar as its subject, but I'm quite sure that's not the whole point. The temporal nature of this meeting of the Underground Film Club allows the experiencer to discover this particular site however they please, knowing the group will find another venue and move along to create an entirely unique new adventure.
The Victorian Vaults, the site of this leg of the Club's tour, are located underneath the late 19th century railway arches of the Waterloo station tracks. The labrynthine approach from the street and the simplicity of its internal forms make it an incredible venue for anything from parties, gallery space, to formal events. The combination of this container with the mobile Underground Film Club inside made me think about some of the opportunities that could be had in our Ottawa, a much younger city most definitely, but not without the drive for creative and temporary events.
As is the case in London, when remnant space from infrastructure is more common, it is also less sacred and policed. This lends these spaces to the projections of creative companies that strive in both providing and occupying these transformable spaces. With some significant corporate sponsorship, coverage in publications (a piece in Time Out seems to do great things for business), food, booze, and a creative crew to put it all together, this particular event was a success on so many levels.
How could we occupy the spaces under the bridge at Union Station or reimagine derelict connections to the Queensway? Maybe all the tunnelling in Ottawa will lend itself to something unplanned. Maybe there are some old doors we need to look behind.


Ever said you wanted to run up some challenging hills in Anniston? Or on a unique distance course?
You get your wish! Anniston Runners Club's newest race grants all those wishes with one race – a unique 5-miler that starts from the Tyler Center and runs through the hills of Anniston before finishing back at the Tyler Center.


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Q: is there a way to know all filters applied to one publication with query (SQL Server 2014)? I'm looking for a way to get all filters applied to all my publication... I know that I can right click properties -> Filter Rows but is there a way to view them with a query?

A: You can use the table sysaticle but if you don't find it, there is an alternative table sysmergearticles it has all the filters in column subset_filterclause.


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Japan Dream Kenjin
Among my favorite places in Second Life is the marvelous sim known as Japan Dream Kenjin. Allow yourself to be transported back in time to a small Japanese fishing village ("Shouwa") in the 1960s. The village has probably seen better days, or maybe never saw them at all—it's an endless maze of narrow twisted alleyways and staircases, tiny shops and buildings, lighthouses, piers and concrete quays, all decorated with a dazzling array of distressed signs (mostly in Japanese, of course). Seagulls swoop overhead as small waves lap the shoreline.
Shouwa is bright and colorful, stunningly picturesque, but evocative of tough subsistence living and maybe a touch of squalor. There are some small shops here and there, too—one of them being that of the city's creator and owner, clubkenjin Loon (visit hers, "boss shop," here). There are builds under the water, too, so don't forget to take a look down there.
Adjoining Japan Dream Kenjin are two homestead sims. The first, Malandi (pictured above), is a mountain that juts out of the sea, again piled with small shops, houses, buildings and especially picturesque windmills. Here, take a seat to view the touching machinima, Never Give Up Japan: Pray for Japan Second Life, which was created in response to the tragic earthquake and tsunami on March 11th. You can also view this worldwide expression of sympathy on YouTube. Also on YouTube is another extraordinary piece of machinima by clubkenjin Loon called Girls in the SKY, filmed at Japan Dream Kenjin.
To the south of Japan Dream Kenjin lies the sim of Asian Dream Kenjin (above), owned in part by heroin Allen. It's a touch different and features a modern-looking nightclub, Cordelia (or Nomandie as it says on heroin's picks). It's a "techno trance dj mix" place that seems to often feature the work of RollpanCake Mode (about whom more here and here). But also in this sim there is more from clubkenjin Loon, apparently under construction.
I often say this but I'll say it again—do make a contribution when you can. There are tip jars here and there as way for you to support the colossal amount of work it must have taken to create Japan Dream Kenjin. (And, as always, click on the images to zoom in.)
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Exhibition at Serenity Gallery
Eliana Zaytsev, the curator of historic Lauk's Nest, has very kindly invited me to exhibit some of my recent photographs at the Serenity Gallery in the Arcata region. During the month of August you are welcome to visit, and an opening reception will be held on Wednesday, August 3 at 6 p.m. SLT. There are some new items on display, including photos of creations by Wendy Xeno, AM Radio and others.


13061 Smiths Neck Rd, Isle of Wight County, VA 23314 (#10240068) :: Abbitt Realty Co.
You are going to love the over 1.2 acres of land that comes with this tri-level home with huge detached garage. Plenty of room for kids to play, dogs to run, grow a massive garden or just enjoy the privacy. Plenty of hardwood floors in the open living area. Two bedrooms and a bath upstairs, one bedroom and a bath down. Generous deck for outdoor entertaining, and a fenced in dog run for your furry friends. And if you need space to work on cars, house your wood working shop, or set up a man cave, you are going to love this detached garage. With a lot that is over 500 feet deep you can set up an archery range behind the garage, or football field, or fly a drone, heck, even throw a javelin if you want. No community rules means you can store your boat or camper on site.


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22 posts from July 2010
And I am having the best birthday, ever! Thank you to everyone who has wished me happy birthday on the Twitters, and if July 29th is your birthday too, happy birthday to you!
(Image by Chuck Gamble, found at WIRED's GeekDad blog.)
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Yesterday, I got an e-mail from John Scalzi, reminding me that my Unicorn Pegasus Kitten fanfic is due on Saturday ... I'm going to skip the part about how I began to hyperventilate at the thought of actually turning something in to John that people are going to read and OH MY GOD THEY'RE ALL GOING TO LAUGH AT ME AND --
Um. Let's just say that I've been working on it nonstop, so I don't blow the deadline, and I have what Anne calls "Writer brain."
(Witness: "You have writer brain." "Why do you say that?" "Because you just put the cereal in the refrigerator and the almond milk in the pantry." "Oh.")
Anyway, earlier this morning, I was typing as fast as my fingers could keep up with my brain, when my computer did this thing where the screen fritzes once, twice, then looks like something out of Videodrome, then locks up. (This has happened infrequently for a few months, and because I missed my Applecare renewal by one day, I don't have it so ... I'm stuck with this until I can afford a replacement. #firstworldproblem.)
Luckily, I'd just saved, so I didn't lose any work. I stood up, sighed, and reset the machine. While it rebooted, I walked across my office and looked out the window just as a hummingbird flew around the side of my house and began taking nectar from of the flowers in the lavender bush beneath my office window.
The window was open, so I could hear the beat of its wings and its tiny voice when it chirped. It darted around the bush, and the sun turned the green feathers on its back almost iridescent. I think I caught a flash of bright red on its breast while BNL's Brian Wilson played on my Sonos.
It was an incredibly peaceful moment, and it calmed my frenzied mind. Though I hadn't planned to take a break from my work, I was glad I did. If I'd been working, I wouldn't have seen or heard it, and I was grateful to be in exactly the right place and time to have that moment.
#GAMEON!
Just in case you haven't had your mind blown by the latest music video from The Guild, yet:

Video: Season 4 - Music Video - "Game On"
I didn't know The Guild was doing another music video (and why they'd want to, having set the bar so high with Date My Avatar last year, is beyond me) until minutes before we walked out for the panel at Comic-Con, so I watched this video with my jaw on the floor, completely blown away by the whole thing. Don't forget: this was produced with no budget at all. Think about that for a second ... kind of makes you want to Get Excited and Make Things, doesn't it?
Bonus happy fun fact! Today is the third anniversary of The Guild's original release. I think this is a pretty awesome way to celebrate it. Congratulations to everyone involved on making something amazing!
FLASHBACK! True Stories From Famous People
When I was a dorky teenager, I was sort of thrust into the spotlight by Stand By Me and Star Trek.
I've written before about how weird the whole thing was, and how uncomfortable a lot of the attention made me, but it wasn't all bad; I got to do some cool things, and meet some cool people as a result.
Being a cable TV subscriber in the 80s meant that I watched a lot of Nickelodeon, so I was a fan of You Can't Do That On Television, Double Dare, Mister Wizard's World, The Third Eye, Dangermouse, and getting slimed. Because I was a kid, and because I was on TV, I was invited to lots of Nickelodeon events over the years, where I got to meet a lot of the people I'd seen on Nick (never got to meet Moose from YCDTOT, though, which was a bummer).
Once, I even got to host the Kids Choice Awards, where I met Bobby "The Brain" Heenan (Weasel! Weasel! Weasel!) and Debbie Gibson (I still get lost in her eyes, though it was painfully easy for her to shake my love.)
I really liked the people who worked at Nickelodeon, and I guess they liked me, too, because I was always getting invited to participate in things like this, which appears to have been filmed when I was 14, or right after I turned 15:
That's even more embarrassing than my Complete Dork Who Loves Batman picture (which was probably taken 6 to 12 months after this video was shot), because I am such a dork, bordering on obnoxiousness. 30 year-old me would have wanted to kick 14 or 15 year-old me in the nuts if he had seen that, but almost 38 year-old me is willing to give that kid a break; he was so excited just to be there, and he was such an awkward nerd, he really was doing the best he could.
Doing these things was so much fun, and I genuinely loved it at the time, though I really took for granted that I'd always be asked to do them. Over the years, as I faded from view and struggled, I regretted that I didn't appreciate them more (though I don't think I was capable of fully appreciating them at the time, being fourteen and fifteen and all) ... so when things happen to me now, like getting to watch a private concert by the Barenaked Ladies from about 10 feet away - where Ed Robertson fucking namechecks me in a song - you can bet your Vorpal Sword I take a moment to be grateful, and take nothing for granted.
(Thanks to Joshua C who e-mailed the link)
Posted on July 26, 2010 at 06:12 PM in WWdN in Exile | Permalink | Comments (100)
memories of w00tstock 2.4
I walked across two sets of train tracks, through a tangle of nerds and normals, and navigated my way up Fourth Street toward the theater. My Bag of Holding, slung diagonally across my body, rested comfortably against my side. Inside, my costume changes (read: Nerdy T-shirts) and script (read: Happiest Days of Our Lives) waited patiently to be called upon for w00tstock.
It took longer than I expected to walk up to B Street, so I used the journey to prepare my introductory remarks. Instead of reading a modified version of the intro I'd used in the past, I was working off some bullet points, to keep the intro short, and to allow myself the freedom to improvise a little bit. What had seemed like a good idea earlier in the week was beginning to feel like the opposite.
I paused briefly at a red light. A pedicab rode by, blasting the Macarena. "That's a very effective way of announcing that you don't want any passengers," I thought.
The light changed, and I continued on my way. A few blocks later, I walked into the theater and found Paul at the sound board.
"...so, there's a little, uh, 'w00tstock wrinkle'," he said.
"...okay, what's that?" I asked.
"The venue is 21 and over, and there is some liquor law that prevents Molly from being inside the theater at all."
"Wait. What?"
"They have to have security escort her on and off the stage, and she can't even sit inside the theater with us for the rest of the show."
I waited a moment for the Bazinga, but he was serious.
"Wow, that ... that really sucks," I said.
"Yeah. She's outside the stage door." He pointed across the theater.
"I'll be right back," I said.
I walked through the empty space while staff set up chairs and Marian Call waited to do her sound check on the stage. I waved to Jason Finn. "You better grow your beard back," I said, "the council of beards is trying to remove your seat. I'm doing my best to hold it for you, but there's a faction gathering strength against you."
I realize that this doesn't sound nearly as funny now as it did to me at the time.
"I'm glad you've got my back," he said.
A square of bright daylight streamed in through an open door and stretched out, almost to a rectangle, on one side of the stage. Motes of dust danced in it, and I squinted as I walked through them to the loading dock.
Molly and her boyfriend Chris were outside. She was sitting on a chair and didn't look nearly as sad or upset as I would have been.
I opened my arms, she stood up, and I hugged her. "This sucks," I said. "I'm so sorry."
We talked for a few minutes, and I was impressed by how good her spirits were. It was like she'd decided there wasn't anything she could do about it, and had decided to make the best of a bad situation.
"You know what you should do? You should totally play a cover of Save Ferris' 'Under 21'!"
Before we could talk about it more, I was called into the theater to handle other pre-show tasks. I went to our dressing room, where I was delighted to find lots of beer from Stone Brewing for our performers. We always try to get some local craft brew when we do shows (Portland presented us with an embarrassment of riches) to have backstage, and I was pretty excited that Stone hooked us up.
I set down my bag, and pulled out my notebook to go over my intro notes. I was seriously doubting my plan to simply give a brief history of w00tstock before the show. I felt unprepared, and a little queasy as a result.
About forty minutes later, an hour before the show was set to begin, I walked out to check on Molly again. She and Jason Finn were listening to Under 21 on her iPhone, and working out the chords and changes.
"I may add a key change here," Molly began.
"Yeah, that's hashtag-things-drummers-don't-care-about," Jason said.
We laughed for a long time about that. I left them alone to get ready.
About 20 minutes before showtime, all of the performers, including our super-secret guests, gathered backstage. Paul gave the pre-show pep talk, and I found an empty hallway to go over my introduction.
I paced around, talking through my points, directing myself, and trying to find that elusive intro I was convinced I should have just written.
I don't know exactly when it happened, but in the dim light of that corridor, with the growing murmurs of the audience filling the theater - the sold out and standing-room-only theater! - it came to me: this w00tstock is special because it's at Comic-Con. I didn't want to do this show, because I didn't think anyone would come, on account of how many things there are to do at Comic-Con. I was wrong, and that's awesome.
Once I had that, the entire introduction came together, and not a moment too soon. "You have about five minutes," our stage manager (who we call our Dungeon Master) Liz, told me.
"Thank you, five minutes," I said. For the first time since I walked into the theater, I felt more excitement than fear about talking the stage and introducing the show. I may have done a very subdued bit of pogo-ing in the empty corridor after Liz walked away.
The show began. The audience went crazy. We went crazy. We all threw themed underpants at Paul and Storm during Opening Band (mine had 8====D on the front, which is twice as funny if you know the reference). We all crowded around the side of the stage to watch the show.
Molly came out early, accompanied by security, and began her set. "Would you be Molly's music stand?" A voice said.
I turned around and saw Chris, holding a sheet of paper with lyrics written on it. Across the top, it said, "OMG LEARNING A NEW SONG!"
"I would love to do that," I said. I took the paper and carefully held it while Molly sang about breaking up with Wikipedia.
She called me up to the stage, and I had the most fun I've ever had being a music stand. If you were there, you know how great it was, and now you know that she and Jason learned the song and put it all together in a little less than one hour. (I know, right?)
One more Molly memory before I move on to the rest of the show: Molly played an all-request ninja show in the parking lot during the intermission that was watched by all of the performers, and about 1/3 of the audience. It was simply magical, and I am not ashamed to admit that I may have wiped a few proud tears off my face while she sang. I mean, when I was her age, if I'd found myself in a similar situation, I probably would have been pissed at how stupid and unfair the whole thing was, and that would have been the end of it for me. Molly, on the other hand, learned and modified a song - and performed it for a sold-out theater - and then played an acoustic show in the parking lot during intermission. I once said that Molly Lewis is a national treasure, and now you know why.
The majority of the show is a blur of squee and laughter and OMG. Adam observed that everyone came off stage just beaming with joy. As a performer, to have that feeling ... it's one of the greatest things in the world. If you were in that audience, and you helped us feel that way: thank you.
A few things stand out for me, though, like how amazing Marian Call was live, how much Chris Hardwick killed with his set, how Jamy Ian Swiss blew our minds so thoroughly, nobody could hear me yelling "WITCH!" over the applause and cheering. I got to stand next to the stage while Rifftrax did Lunchroom Manners (aka Mister Bungle) LIVE. Matt Fraction destroyed the audience with THE BATMAN DREAMS OF HIERONYMUS MACHINES, just like he did at w00tPDX.
I know that I'm forgetting things, and for that I am sorry. Like I said, the show really was a blur of squee and laughter and OMG, and I know I'll remember things in the days to come, so until the updates begin to shake themselves out of my brain, let me close with this:
One of the great surprises for everyone was when my friend Aaron Douglas, who played The Chief on BSG, came out during my Rocky Horror story (the joke was, "Hey, I asked for toast, not a toaster!"). It was so much fun for me to introduce Aaron to everyone backstage, and watch them squee to various degrees. It was especially fun for me to stand on the stage when Aaron walked out - in his frakking flight suit from the show! - to thunderous applause. It was incredible.
When the four hour show was over (The Captain's Wife's Lament was especially fun, and clocked in at a relatively-reasonable 25 minutes), we all went out to sign autographs and meet the audience. We signed for close to two hours, and finally finished a little after 2am.
I traded hugs and thank yous with everyone, and headed out of the theater with Fraction.
"Do you want to take a cab to the hotel?" Matt asked.
"No, I need to walk off the adrenaline of the show, even though I feel like I'm going to fall down any second from exhaustion."
"I totally get that," he said.
We walked down Fourth Street, toward the convention center. Homeless people slept in doorways and drunk nerds staggered out of bars and clubs. An energy crackled through the cool, foggy air: It was Comic-Con weekend, and w00tstock was just the beginning.
Posted on July 26, 2010 at 01:41 PM | Permalink | Comments (56)
"as his kilt rises..."
I think this is one of those rare things that can be equally enjoyed* by those who have context, and those who don't.
*for very disturbing values of 'enjoyed'
Fargo is, after all, the boss of us ...
This post contains spoilers. You have been warned.
If I've pushed the Big Red Button correctly, this should post automatically right after my episode of Eureka, All the Rage, has concluded in the Eastern time zone.
I'm at Comic-Con right now, and I've just seen this episode in its entirety for the first time. Since I'm actually writing this yesterday, I can't comment on how I felt watching it, or on the final cut of the episode itself, but I can tell you that during production, it was a bit of a challenge to play a guy who hates Fargo as much as Doctor Parrish does, since I personally like Neil Grayston so much.
Here's an amusing story about how much everyone in the NolWep Lab feels about Fargo:
When Fargo demands a demonstration of the energy field thing, Zane and Doctor Parrish share this knowing look that may or may not have made it into the final cut of the episode. Niall Matter and I decided that we both knew the field wouldn't stop that bean bag, because it wasn't ready, and we really didn't care if Fargo got shot with it. We thought it was a cool way for us to play a character moment together that establishes our relationship, and drive home to the audience just how much we hate Fargo (and illustrate how different Fargo is in this universe.) The thing is, we didn't have time to make sure this choice was okay with everyone, because we were working very fast that morning.
We played several takes like that, and when they came in for coverage on us, the director told us that we should react to the bean bag almost hitting him, like it was a pretty bad thing that could have had really bad consequences. Fargo is, after all, the boss of us.
Niall and I looked at each other like we'd been caught playing ball in the house.
"We've, uh, actually been playing it like we knew it would happen, and we enjoyed how much it scared him," I said.
Niall quickly added, "but we could decide that we didn't expect him to get shot in the face, like we just thought it would hit him in the chest, so we can still play both beats."
The director told us that he thought that was a good idea, and we finished the scene like that. When he walked away, Niall and I looked at each other.
"I thought I was fired for sure," I said.
"I was glad they can't fire me," he said.
"Still, we established an awful lot with just one look," I said.
"Yeah, that was cool."
We didn't have that many scenes together, but we spent a lot of time hanging out on the set when we weren't filming, and got along brilliantly. In fact, I got along brilliantly with everyone in the cast, and I can confirm that everything you've heard about them being awesome people is entirely true.
A Little Summer Reading
Yesterday on Twitter, I joked: "Trying to read a book about Heisenberg's Uncertainty Principle, but whenever I look for it, it moves."
The book I was talking about it called Uncertainty: Einstein, Heisenberg, Bohr, and the Struggle for the Soul of Science
It's wonderful, and I highly recommend it. It's one of those rare books about physics and science that is entirely accessible to people who aren't total math nerds (like me.)
While I'm talking about books, I thought I was recently re-reading Neil Gaiman's Fragile Things ... but it turns out that I'd confused Fragile Things with Smoke and Mirrors in my head. I'd only read the first two stories in Fragile Things back when I bought it last year, so once I got past them, it was like I had a whole new book to read.
(BECAUSE I DID GUYS.)
It's sensational, and if you've ever wanted to find out why people like me adore Neil's writing, it's a great place to start.
Posted on July 21, 2010 at 07:49 PM in Books | Permalink | Comments (29)
one small step for man
Ken Levine, on the anniversary of the Apollo 11 moon landing:
I honestly don't remember whether we saw video or just heard audio when Neil Armstrong made his historic first step. You'd think that would be indelibly imprinted in my brain but it's not. I've seen the video so many times since but that first time – I just can't tell ya.
What I do know is this: 450 million people around the world heard it. And they heard it at the same time. For the first time in history the entire planet shared a monumental moment together. A moment of awe and disbelief. All the hardships of the world, the various wars, famines, poverty, social injustice, discrimination -- they were all put on hold, as if God pushed a pause button. What was more profound – man setting foot on the moon or that moment of absolute global unity?
Ken's blog is great, especially if you are a writer, a baseball fan, or enjoy television history. If you're in the maximum overlap of that Venn diagram like I am, it goes into the "essential" folder in the old RSS reader.
Colin Ferguson and me, on acting
This was filmed by one of the producers, near the end of a very, very long day on the set of Eureka:
We're obviously having fun and being silly, but there is an element of truth to what we said: we have a good time when we bring these characters to life, but it really does require a great deal of focus and dedication. One of the reasons I loved working on Eureka so much was the cast and crew's ability to have fun and stay relaxed, while remaining focused and working hard to make the very best show we could make.
Remember that my episode, All The Rage, premieres this Friday at 9pm, on the network formerly known as Sci-Fi!


Yaquis in Sonora, Mexico said they will defend their rights to the Rio Yaqui, against the theft of water by the government of Mexico for the Independence Aqueduct. Yaqui said blocking the major highway through their territory is their defense against the pipeline that would take Rio Yaqui water to the city of Hermosillo in the state of Sonora. Sonora is the state in Mexico that is south of the Arizona border.
Mario Luna, Secretary for the Yaqui Tribe, released the following statement at the conclusion of the International Forum for the Defense of Water. The forum, hosted by Vicam Traditional Authority, was held in solidarity with the Zapatistas, and brought together Indigenous from the Americas who are defending their water sources and water rights.
Ofelia Rivas, O'odham, was among those who spoke out on the sacredness of water and the need to protect water for future generations at the forum on Yaqui land in Sonora. O'odham are battling mining and mega agricultural projects in their ceremonial community of Quitovac in Sonora, south of the US/Mexico border.
ENTIRE ARTICLE HERE: Yaqui Brigades for the Defense of Water.


Dr. Ellen Cutler, D.C., is a bestselling author and an internationally recognized teacher, public speaker, and media spokesperson. She has a chiropractic degree and specializes in the use of desensitization of food and other sensitivities, gentle detoxification, and enzyme and nutritional therapies for chronic conditions that have perplexed the conventional medical establishment. Many patients have come to Dr. Cutler as a last resort, only to find that their conditions could be traced to sensitivities to food and other reactants and to their inability to digest what they are eating.
During the past 25 plus years in clinical practice, before which she successfully addressed her own health condition, Dr. Cutler has found that food sensitivities and improper digestion contribute to a surprisingly extensive number of ailments. These include obesity, skin problems, chronic fatigue syndrome, immune disorders, asthma, and of course digestive diseases such as colitis.
Dr. Cutler focuses on optimizing the body's ability to self-heal by combining several natural healing methods, thus addressing sensitivity-related chronic conditions. Over the years, thousands of her patients from around the world have been helped by her approach and have found relief without, or with decreased reliance on, medications, which can sometimes cause dangerous side effects along with their benefit. Dr. Cutler's approach incorporates her profound knowledge of both conventional therapies and natural wellness. Her years of clinical practice are a testimony to her in-depth experience and dedication.
Dr. Cutler is dedicated to the further development of clinical research on desensitization and enzyme and nutritional therapies, as well as teaching and writing. She continues to consult with clients from around the world. In addition, Dr. Cutler has provided training to other health care practitioners through her seminar appearances, books and videos.


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Counter Terror Expo 2014 – less 'buzz', same substance
April is the season for spring showers, Easter bunnies . . . and the global gathering of counter terror gurus and experts at Kensington Olympia!
So last week we legged it down to London again for this year's Counter Terror Expo, the highly acclaimed event for those tasked with the demanding and complex role of delivering a robust defence against the threat posed from international terrorism.
On the balcony above CTX 2014 are (from left) Clarion Events MD Tim Porter, Home Secretary and Maidenhead MP Theresa May, Admiral the Lord West of Spithead and Stephen Phipson CBE, Director Security Industry Engagement at HMG.
I'm not sure whether it was the London Tube strike, the absence of the excellence awards for us to win again (!!!) or the fact that for the first time in several years, London isn't hosting anything of real counter-terror significance. That accolade belongs to Brazil, with the Football World Cup, and Scotland, with the Glasgow 2014 Commonwealth Games, the Gleneagles 2014 Ryder Cup either side of the Scottish Independence Referendum. So it felt a little bit like 'after the Lord Mayor's Show'.
The 'buzz' may have been muted, but the quality of the visitors and the customer relationships we built were as good as ever.
Zaun exhibited once again alongside our long term partners on temporary high-security perimeter protection solutions, Hardstaff Barriers and Highway Care.
The G8 Summit
It's a collaboration that has seen us secure the London 2012 Olympics, last year's G8 Summit in Northern Ireland and this spring's Nuclear Security Summit in The Hague, to name but a few.
The Nuclear Security Summit
And there was no shortage of specifiers and buyers lining up to discuss how we could help them, from police to governments, energy companies to events organisers, the world over from the UK to Libya and Norway to the US.
Counter Terror Expo continues to pull together the foremost experts from across the world to share real-life experience, debate strategies, brainstorm issues, shape policy and define effective counter-measures in an age in which the threat from terrorism is both dynamic and continually evolving.
So, it's May already, a third of the year has gone, and the globe-trotting is over until the autumn, bar a fleeting visit next month to the Public Sector Exhibition in The Hague. Which means now is when the real work begins of following up all those people we met with quotes and further discussions on their security schemes.


Maizex Seeds, a producer and processor of seed corn based in Ontario, has purchased the former Dow AgroSciences seed corn facility located in Blenheim, Ont. to expand its seed corn production in Canada.
Maizex currently produces and processes seed corn in its facility located near Tilbury, Ont. Dave Baute, president of Maizex Seeds, said the new purchase of the Blenheim seed corn plant will allow the company to more than double current capacity. He added that Maizex will be further investing in the Blenheim location to modernize the plant and equipment to meet anticipated demand.
"This expansion and investment in Canadian seed production is in large part thanks to the trust Canadian farmers have placed in Maizex Seeds, along with the growth we are experiencing through our announced joint venture with Sollio Agriculture," Baute said in a released statement.
"We are proud of the growth we are seeing in Maizex Seeds and this expansion plays an important role in supporting the growth we see in the combined businesses going forward," added Sébastien Léveillé, executive vice-president of Sollio Agriculture, formerly known as the Agri-Business division of La Coop fédérée. Through the joint venture agreement Maizex Seeds is now responsible for the seed corn and seed soybean sales of both companies with seed corn sold under the Maizex Seeds brand and soybeans under the Elite seeds brand.
The Blenheim facility is located in Chatham-Kent in southwestern Ontario, which is the primary region for seed corn production in Canada. The area features a frost-free period for seed corn production that rivals the midwestern United States, with temperatures and precipitation moderated by the surrounding Great Lakes. "It is one of the only seed corn production areas in the world where you can grow seed corn for maturities ranging from 68 to 115 days. This represents our customer base across the country," Baute noted.
Maizex is currently contracting with seed corn growers to support processing through both its Tilbury and now Blenheim plants for the 2019 growing season.


Nam, Hyoryung, and P.K. Kannan (2014), "The Informational Value of Social Tagging Networks," Journal of Marketing, 78 (4), 21-40.
Special thanks to Kelley Gullo, Ph.D. candidate at Duke University, for her support in working with authors on submissions to this program.
Hyoryung Nam is Assistant Professor of Marketing, School of Business, University of Washington Bothell.
P.K. Kannan is Dean's Chair in Marketing Science, Robert H. Smith School of Business, University of Maryland.


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Q: Ionic framework maintain view state I have a tab in my Ionic project which consists of a map. On that map, the user can pan around and do things such as draw polygons, etc.
However, when the user moves to another tab and comes back, the map is completely reset and all his work is gone, because Angular seems to destroy the state. In addition, another request will have to be made to the map tile server because of this, which can be expensive (financially) for the company.
Is there a way to tell Angular not to reset the state when navigating from tab to tab? Or perhaps this project isn't a good fit for Angular based technologies?

A: I am not sure how the map is being created in your scenario, but have you tried nesting your states? http://angular-ui.github.io/ui-router/ has a great example of a nested state that shares data between them. You might also look into the $cacheFactory service: https://docs.angularjs.org/api/ng/service/$cacheFactory and use it to store and retrieve your map.


Hot Dried Meat Floss Bags, Green Pea Popsicles and Chicken Feet. Grocery Shopping in China.
Before moving to Shanghai, I was faced with the oft-asked question, "Aren't you worried about moving to China?" I honestly responded with, "Not really." I may have been lying a bit. Honestly, the thought of moving across the world did frighten me a bit, but a lot less than I truly thought it would. My main concerns were (and are) air quality and food. Yep. Those are two very important issues – especially with three children. Today I will focus on food.
Food. I have a lot to say about the food in Shanghai, some of it is nice and some of it is not. For the nice…we live in a very international area. I can walk to restaurants that serve the following types of cuisine: Mexican, Italian, Thai, Pizza, Melbourne-ian (not sure what kind of food that might be?), Japanese, Chinese (the kind that us mei guo ren are used to), real Chinese, Spanish, American and Indian. Whew, did I miss anything?
We also have some expat grocery stores which offer a wide range of different products for most of the above mentioned cuisines: The Pines, City Shop, Ole and The Times. There is also Metro, the Chinese cousin of Costco. It's decent, and you can find 100 kilo bags of dumpling flour alongside tiny jars of Skippy peanut butter. So far, so good.
There are also the wet markets. I've only been to one so far. It's where my ayi purchases her dumpling ingredients. Let me tell you about it. It's on Yunshan Lu (in case you want to try it someday) and consists of a variety of vendors selling anything fresh – seafood, pork, chicken, veggies and dumpling and wonton wrappers. We went there to get pork dumpling ingredients and some chicken to make soup. Ayi goes to the same vendors every time. We went over to the pork lady and she grabbed two pork loins (with her bare hands) and tossed them into a meat grinder. Needless to say, the equipment is not inspected. Ever. Or possibly cleaned. Ever. We paid a very small sum and went to find the chicken vendor. He was not there, and since we did not have time for the other guy to "make" me a chicken, we decided there would be no soup and moved on. (Yes, I meant to say "make me a chicken" as there were many chickens hanging out, waiting for a chance to be soup. We didn't have time for that.) The dumpling lady had all different shapes and sizes of dumpling skins – all freshly made and very good.
In the meat department, you have two choices. First, there is the wrapped meat section, where you can buy meats wrapped in plastic a' la the USA. The cartoon characters show you the part of the animal from where the meat has come. (The cartoon pigs are usually smiling, which just makes me sad.) There are also some imported Australian meats and Tyson chicken. There are also entire chickens that are lying end to end, hanging out waiting to be soup. I swear they were looking at me. There is also the interesting looking black chicken, which is more expensive than the regular kind.
The second meat area has butchers in white coats, cleavering everything in sight. The meat they are cutting does not end up in sterile containers, rather in piles of meat. Yep. Just piled out there for everyone to handle. Which they do. Picture this: you are shopping for the perfect apples at your favorite grocery store. You pick some up, dig down for the less bruised ones, then toss them in your bag. Now picture that with meat. Raw meat. Sigh. I know, I know. Americans are germ-phobes. Blah blah blah. Maybe so, but come on now. It is just too much for me.
I refer to this as "meat hands". This is how I see it…the customers dig through the meat to choose their favorite pieces, then take their "meat hands" and head over to produce where they touch everything thereby spreading the meatiness all over. Then off to the other departments where they do the same. On and on. All day. Every day. Somebody hand me the purell.
Don't get me wrong, I am not saying this is bad. It's… Just. So. Different. Sometimes different is good. Sometimes it isn't. Sometimes it's funny, like the dried fish and banana buns I saw today. I'm sure that the Chinese think the things we eat are completely disgusting and laugh behind our backs. I'm OK with that.
Enjoy these yummy treats I've found at local grocery stores. Bon appetit!
If I weren't already a vegetarian, this would convert me immediately.
Not sure what I would eat!! Good luck! The crabs look normal if you like crabs but what is the last picture?
I think I just threw up in my mouth. I will not be eating today. Gross!
OMG! I wrote a similar post about Carrefour a few days after I arrived…what. a. nightmare. Are we surprised every new flu comes from China???? After living here…nope. Hahaha…and this is our life 🙂 Great post!
Thanks, I just went back and read yours! We, Americans, are so grossed out by the "meat hands"! Everyone I meet really loves it here. I need to get out and really live in this city, now that my kids are in school. I'm hoping to figure out what I want to be when I grow up during my time here in Shanghai!
i will take the kewpie mayo for my collection!
I saw that and IMMEDIATELY thought of you, Mona. I will bring one back for you, I promise!


Khajuraho is a prominent name in Indian Tourism. It is one among 03 UNESCO world heritage sites of Madhya Pradesh state. Lofty and magnificently carved sand stone Khajuraho temples are counted among must visit tourist sites of India. Tourist from all over the world, would never like to miss this destination in their India tour. It is a small village but a historic place where we can see the sculpture art on 9-10th century old temples, erected during rule of Chandela dynasty. Here temples are scattered in groups in which Western group and Eastern group of temples are mainly visited by tourists. Khajuraho has its own airport & railway station but have limited connectivity. Tourists came through Jhansi & Satna railway stations also. Khajuraho is surrounded by many popular tourist destinations of Central India like Panna national park, Orchha, Chitrakoot, Varanasi etc. Tourism is the main source of livelihood of people residing here. Due to its important place in Indian tourism, huge tourist movement remain here, throughout the year. Our Khajuraho car rental service offers online taxi booking in Khajuraho town and its nearby destinations like Panna national park, Orchha, Jhansi, Bandhavgarh national park, Chitrakoot, Varanasi etc. Here we have tried to explain our Khajuraho car rental service by which your corporate and tourism requirements can be fulfilled.
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Please, appreciate a bit of support from the community. I have a set of data coming from SQL with 2 millions record approx. I only need to work on a small set of this records so I am trying to set a filter on the dataset.
Issue I have is that filtered table contains multiple values and by applying Data Blending have a return of * on data with multiple values (I need to see this multiple values). So by doing the Data Blending on swapping the primary and secondary datasource I am reporting all the list.. try to fix by filtering those on the list but query takes forever and crash the system ..
So it seems like you know this already, but * are displayed whenever there isn't a one to one relationship between data when using data blending. For example, if you have item ID 345 in the primary data source, but that item has multiple IDs in the secondary data source, they cannot all be displayed in the same cell, so an * will appear.
If this doesn't work, you might try sharing the packaged workbook so that we can see a bit better exactly how the data is structured. Also, try searching the Support section of tableau.com using the exact text for whatever error message you're receiving before the system quits. Many common error messages are well documented and the article associated with it will likely have some good suggestions.


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German actress, 61, says film director Roman Polanski raped her when she was a 15-year-old child model
Renate Langer said she was attacked by the film director in his home in Gstaad
The February 1972 assault is the latest in a string of allegations against Polanski
Detectives met Ms Langer last week, and she made a formal criminal complaint
Mr Polanski pleaded guilty in the USA in 1977 to having unlawful sex with 13-year-old Samantha Geimer but fled the country before he could be sentenced
By Peter Allen for MailOnline
Published: 18:43 EST, 3 October 2017 | Updated: 03:35 EST, 4 October 2017
Swiss police confirmed on Tuesday night they were investigating a new child rape allegation against Roman Polanski.
Renate Langer, a 61-year-old German woman, said she was attacked by the controversial film director in his home in Gstaad when she was a 15-year-old schoolgirl.
The February 1972 assault is the latest in a string of similar allegations made by a total of four different women against 84-year-old Mr Polanski, who is now married with two children.
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Renate Langer, pictured in the 1980s, said she was attacked by the controversial film director in his home in Gstaad when she was a 15-year-old schoolgirl
Detectives in the Swiss town of Gallen met Ms Langer last week, and she made a formal criminal complaint.
The authorities in Switzerland must now decide whether it happened too long ago to take the matter further, or whether prosecutors think they can secure a successful conviction. 'The case is being examined,' said a spokesman for Gallen police.
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Mr Polanski pleaded guilty in the USA in 1977 to having unlawful sex with 13-year-old Samantha Geimer but fled the country before be could be sentenced.
He now lives almost permanently in Paris with his family, as France does not have an extradition treaty with America.
Asked by the New York Times why she did not report the matter earlier, Ms Langer said: 'My mother would have had a heart attack. I felt ashamed and embarrassed and lost and solo.'
The February 1972 assault is the latest in a string of similar allegations made by a total of four different women against 84-year-old Mr Polanski, who is now married with two children
Both of Ms Langer's parents are now dead, and she said she felt the time was right to speak out.
In August an American woman identified only as Robin M. said that Mr Polanski assaulted her in 1973 when she was 16.
And in 2010 the British actress Charlotte Lewis said she was sexually assaulted by Mr Polanski as a 16-year-old.
Lawyers for Mr Polanski refused to discuss the latest accusation. They have denied all previous claims, except for Ms Geimer's.
Mr Polanski has become involved in serious legal problems during brief visits to Switzerland and Poland in the past, but judges there have always declined to extradite him to America.
Judges in California have refused to drop the outstanding case against Mr Polanski on two occasions, despite Mr Polanski considering the matter closed.
In a new interview with the Hollywood Reporter, Mr Polanski said: 'As far as what I did, it's over. I pleaded guilty.'
Ms Langer, pictured left aged 21, and right in the 1980s, claims she accepted a role in Polanski's film 'Che?' after the first assault, and was then raped again on set in Rome
It is alleged that Ms Langer, who had a career as an actress, was first introduced to Mr Polanski while she was working for a modeling agency in Munich as a child.
Ms Langer claims that he invited her to his house in Gstaad to discuss her future career opportunities in film, and it was then she says that she was raped.
Ms Langer later accepted a small role in Mr Polanski's film 'Che?' and was again allegedly raped by the director in Rome. 'This had an influence on all of my life,' said Ms Langer.
Despite mainly being confined to France, Mr Polanski has won eight Cesars – the French equivalent of an Oscar – and won the best director Academy Award for the Holocaust movie, The Pianist.
Mr Polanski was born in Paris, but his Jewish parents moved the family back to Poland, where they were persecuted during the Nazi Holocaust.
His mother died in a concentration camp, while he managed to survive the war, mainly through pretending to be a Roman Catholic.
German actress says film director Roman Polanski raped her


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# annotations
.annotation system Ldalvik/annotation/EnclosingClass;
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.field private final mValues:[F

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    .param p2, "values"    # [F

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Named for the school's founding headmaster, the Jesse L. Howell, Jr. Library seeks to foster the search for knowledge and to encourage reading for pleasure.
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When you are praying about something that is important to you and you need answers. And the Bible App scriptures of the day come in this succession, I think God is reminding me to trust, pray, wait, keep my hope in him, and give him praise while he works it all out.
Psalms 105:1 – Give thanks unto the Lord.
While it may be a coincidence that the scriptures have come in this order at this time, but God can speak to the heart in many ways. Thankful for peace in an unknowing time.
The service this morning was opened with a song of Joy. And while we have sung it hundreds of times, the second verse jumped out at me.
Do I still have peace? Just last night I read of Perfect Peace. I was still thinking on it this morning. What is this peace? This Perfect Peace?
The scripture reads "Thou wilt keep him in perfect peace, whose mind is stayed on thee: because he trusteth in thee. Trust ye in the LORD for ever: for in the LORD JEHOVAH is everlasting strength" Isaiah 26:3-4.
As I reread this passage I realize that it is more than just the people of God speaking of God, but singing of him. This is a song of confidence in God's provision and care.
Thou, God, will keep him, me, in perfect peace, when I keep my mind on you, when I trust in you. My Trust in the Lord must endure for in the LORD is everlasting strength.
So my trust, utter dependence, reliance, belief in, confidence on God will provide me with perfect peace, not a little bit of peace or shattered peace or broken peace or incomplete peace, but perfect, whole, complete, enough, abundant peace. Abandoning my life in God's hands gives me a peace that is all I need.
And that isn't all we get in return for placing our wants, desires, hurts, pains, questions, ambitions, families, loves, on God, he gives us strength to continue to trust him. This strength is everlasting, not just for today, this hour, this trial, the well won't run dry. The strength of God that he gives in exchange for trust is EVERLASTING. It is of God, there is no beginning and no end. It is eternal strength.
In need of Peace, in a strength drought? Why not Trust in God Again?
Why NOT trust God again? He has proven himself Faithful.
In Revelations 1:8 God states that he is the Alpha and Omega, the beginning and the ending…it hit me this morning…and maybe I am a little slow sometimes, but this just doesn't apply to us spiritually or metaphorically, but very personally. For each relationship, situation, new start, He needs to be the beginning and ending of it. Our choices and decisions need to begin with him and end with him. If we are careful to keep God at the start and throughout each decision, we can be sure that our steps will be led by him.