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Q: Does browserify API need vinyl object? I'm trying to browserify some angular files and integrate them into my gulp tasks. While trying to get the gulp plugin for browserify I came across this https://github.com/gulpjs/plugins/issues/47

Browserify should be used as a standalone module. It returns a stream and figures out your dependency graph. If you need vinyl objects, use browserify + vinyl-source-stream

I'm ashamed to say that I didn't know what vinyl objects were and after reading up a bit I came across this.

Vinyl is a very simple metadata object that describes a file.

And apparently you need vinyl adapters to expose .src, .watch and .dest? So, I'm guessing vinyl-source-stream is that sort of adapter? I guess what I don't understand is why would I need vinyl object in my browserify when I can simply do this:-
var gulp = require('gulp'),
    browserify = require('browserify');

gulp.task('browserify', function(){
    browserify('./js/index.js')
    .bundle()
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./js/bundle.js'));

And instead have to do this:-
var gulp = require('gulp'),
    source = require('vinyl-source-stream'),
    browserify = require('browserify');

gulp.task('browserify', function(){
    browserify('./js/index.js')
    .bundle()
    .pipe(source('./js/index.js')) //this line in particular
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./js/bundle.js'));

Apologize if this doesn't make sense. I'll edit this if it needs more explanation.

A: You can't just pipe to the string './js/bundle.js'. You use source to attach a name to the new file created by bundle, then you pipe the stream of file(s) to it's destination directory:
var gulp = require('gulp'),
    source = require('vinyl-source-stream'),
    browserify = require('browserify');

gulp.task('browserify', function(){
   return browserify('./js/index.js')
    .bundle()
    .pipe(source('bundle.js')) //this line in particular
    .pipe(gulp.dest('./js'));

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enquiries@burscoughprioryacademy.org
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Endeavour Learning Trust
Burscough Priory Academy celebrates the hard work and examination results of the Class of 2022
Burscough Priory Academy joined Endeavour Learning Trust in September 2018, following the disappointing Ofsted inspection in 2017. Since then, the school has celebrated a huge transformation in its culture as together, leaders in School and across the Trust have worked tirelessly to raise standards and expectations so that teachers can teach and students can learn. As a result of this, a real sense of purpose is evident - together, staff and students are completely focused on learning and personal development.
In 2017, the Class of 2022 were in Year 7. The year when students should have been building their firm foundations for the years to come. Instead, for this year group it was a year of uncertainty and significant upheaval and change following the special measures judgment. From Year 9 to the end of Year 11, their learning was also severely disrupted by the pandemic and the ongoing related absences of students and staff. Fast forward to summer 2022 and you see a year group that has managed this upheaval and risen to the challenge of the higher expectations, standards and targets. These students have grown and developed into a group of young people who were ambitious and dedicated to their studies.
In 2019, one year after becoming an academy with the Endeavour Learning Trust, the GCSE results showed a rapid upward trajectory. Since then, because of the pandemic, the examination results were either centre or teacher assessed. With this set of results comes the first externally validated outcomes since 2019. When viewed relatively and objectively, in light of the more generous grade boundaries this year compared to 2019, the school are nonetheless delighted to conclude that the trajectory of improvement continues across a wide range of subjects.
Mrs MacLaren, Headteacher told us: 'We would like to congratulate every one of our students. Their resilience and hard work during their GCSE courses has culminated in these results. Today we have seen relief and joy, accompanied by tears in our students who, following significant disruption to their GCSE courses, now have the grades to move onto their chosen destinations. We are delighted that some of them may now be able to access even higher-level courses or apprenticeships than they originally considered. In the meantime, they have much to be proud of and most exciting, these grades are the stepping stone to the next stage of their education and future.
Mrs MacLaren went on to say: 'We must recognise that during the pre-GCSE year and for their entire GCSE course, this group of young people have navigated a global pandemic and the challenges that this brought. They have also faced the loss of one of their friends and class mates, Eve Lewis. Sadly, Eve did not get the chance to sit her exams or collect her results but her memory is with us today. Considering these challenges, never more so has the spirit of 'Out of Many, One,' been lived and breathed by a group of people - the collegiate spirit and collective determination of the Class of 2022 is inspirational.
We must also acknowledge the excellent partnership that we have with our parents. The support and challenge that they have given their child and us right throughout school cannot be measured but is a significant factor in these results. If we couple this with the commitment and hard work of the staff in school and of our colleagues across the Endeavour Learning Trust, we have a real recipe for success. On behalf of all of the leaders in School and right across the Trust, all of these efforts are truly appreciated.'
Outstanding individual successes are being celebrated at the very top end with a significant number of students being awarded the highest grades (7-9) across a wide range of subjects. These include: Erin Fellows, Esme Beesley, Caity Clark, Joel Hanlon, Ella Cochrane, Erin Thain, Rachel Webster, Alice Scarisbrick, Leila Auriac, Sam Grimes, Elizabeth Kellaway, Alex Pinnington, Vivian Wong, Niamh Kirby and Oliver Morgan.
In addition to this, the school is now enjoying many other notable successes with individual, relative progress increasingly becoming a genuine strength. Other students who have made notable progress across their suite of subjects are: Rachel Johnson, Joel Lynch, Charlotte Grice, Jack Kirrelly, Thomas Bemment and Alice Godwin.
Mrs MacLaren noted, 'the staff would like to wish all of our students continued success as they move onto their new Post-16 colleges or apprenticeship programmes. We are confident that they will seize every opportunity that comes their way and tackle challenges with confidence. They will always be a part of the Burscough Priory family.'
Mrs Gwinnett, Executive Headteacher and CEO of Endeavour Learning Trust said about the results, "It has been a genuine privilege to work with the school over the last four years and to see students and staff grow in confidence, aspiration and success, despite the significant challenges they have faced. These students and staff should be very pleased with the outcomes today. We are delighted with the ethos of the whole school and we wish the Class of '22 the very best of everything in the future.'
Nikky Roby, Chair or the Local Academy Council said, 'Congratulations to all of the Year 11 students who will be collecting their GCSE results today. All of the members Local Academy Council are really proud of how hard you have worked to achieve these results. The Councillors have asked me to extend a thank you to the parents who have supported the school and the staff who have worked tirelessly with the students.'
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Email: enquiries@burscoughprioryacademy.org
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Students from West Vigo High School in rural Terre Haute, Indiana found themselves a long way from home last summer. Nine high-achieving students took a giant leap from their "little world in the cornfields of Indiana" to the Last Frontier of Alaska – some even leaping into the 40-degree Arctic Ocean, according to Kathleen Miller, the school's Family and Consumer Science teacher.
From riding the Alaskan Railroad to experiencing the commercial fishing industry, students immersed themselves in the local culture, alongside Miller and four other educators. They learned how much daily life depends on the management of sea life. "The indigenous people have a far simpler life than we do, with much less access to resources," said Cody Thornton, a senior. Back in the states, Thornton and his peers gave presentations at the district's elementary schools on their native experiences.
That's not all the students brought back with them. Miller and her co-applicant, Cherish Easton, received a $5,000 Learning & Leadership Grant from the NEA Foundation to create student-produced digital works to be archived in a retro jukebox—turned—digital library. The project drew inspiration from a similar one called the "Jukebox Project," storing oral histories from hundreds of native Alaskans at the University of Alaska, where Miller studied the preservation of indigenous knowledge years ago.
"I found so many parallels and commonalities– even though we were miles apart– about how important community is to the whole education process," Miller said.
A team of veteran and new teachers aided the "Human Development" and "Issues and Applications" classes of 33 seniors in producing media to commemorate the school's 50-year anniversary. More than 50 oral histories— from profiles on distinguished alumni to a 1966 football game converted from 16mm film— now live in the "Viking Jukebox," named after West Vigo's mascot. Crafted from an old stage prop and embedded with a computer, the digital time capsule is accessible on campus and the school's website.
During the year-long process, students mastered 21st century media skills, like video editing and digital photography. "Our students are very savvy when it comes to cell phones and texting, but creating something that is publishable is a challenge," Miller said.
To find local lore to populate the jukebox, students stepped into their own backyards. They visited the Wabashiki Wetlands, took an airboat ride down the Wabash River, and held class with local community leaders at the historic New Goshen Little Brick Schoolhouse.
Upon her retirement, Miller leaves behind a project that teachers of technology, manufacturing, writing, and more, can continue to adapt. And they won't have to wait long to see the results. One of Miller's struggling students passed the language arts test. Others improved their English skills. Three female students applied for Child Development Associate programs. "I know those girls who went to Alaska have been stronger students this year," Miller said. At the same time, her students leave behind a piece of themselves that the whole community can experience for years to come. "Knowing that others can enjoy the stories and see the memories is a wonderful thing," said Senior Sara Umphries.


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Q: how to make browser video go fullscreen
Possible Duplicate:
How do I fix Flash issues?

I have been trying to watch videos in my browser on fullscreen.
For example : http://www.nhs.uk/Video/Pages/Glueearanimation.aspx?searchtype=Search&searchterm=glue+ear&offset=1&
but also youtube videos have trouble, though with the latter I can usually get it to 'stick' fullscreen if I keep trying enough times.
What happens is that the video goes fullscreen for just a moment, then goes back to its previous size/position embedded in the browser.
Using the above URL, using either the fullscreen button, or the 'go fullscreen' menu option, has the same errant effect.
I'm using Firefox 13.01 and Flash version 11,2,202,236, on Ubuntu 12.04.


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HP Smart Plug-in for Citrix 3.6x
Creation Date:01-Dec-2014
Modified Date:19-May-2015
Hewlett-Packard (HP) is announcing the End of Sale of HP Smart Plug-in for Citrix 3.6x. All HP Smart Plug-in for Citrix 3.6x customers with an active support contract are eligible to update to HP Smart Plug-in for Citrix 3.7x. The End of Committed Support and End of Extended Support dates for HP Smart Plug-in for Citrix 3.6x were announced previously on SSO.
HP is committed to providing the highest level of customer care to you while you determine your future strategy for HP Smart Plug-in for Citrix, and will provide support as indicated by the dates listed below.
Key program dates
Date Details
Dec 01, 2014 Support customer notification
Feb 01, 2015 End of Sale (no longer orderable or available for purchase)
Previously announced on SSO
Feb 28, 2015 End of Committed Support
Feb 28, 2017 End of Extended Support
Feb 28, 2021 End of Self-Help Support with Rights to New Versions **
Program documentation
» Customer letter (.PDF)*
» Customer FAQ (.PDF)*
This product version obsolescence is covered by version 4.4 of the HP Software Supported Version Policy. Definitions of terms are documented in the HP Software product version obsolescence guidelines.
* Requires Adobe Acrobat Reader.
To download the latest version, please go to the Adobe website.
** Self-Help Support with Rights to New Versions was introduced as part of the changes to the HP Software Support Policy announced on May 1, 2015. The timeline in this table has been modified to reflect the changes. The customer letter and FAQ documents published prior to May 1, 2015 (at the time the program was announced on SSO) will still refer to the older support timeline and options available at the time of publishing the documents. Please refer to the timeline in this table for the latest information.


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Self-Guided Garden Tours
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Twentieth Century to the Present Day
After two World Wars, many estates could no longer sustain a large workforce of gardeners and as a result, gardens became increasingly low maintenance with many landlords opening their properties to the public to raise money. Others were forced to give their properties to the nation in lieu of death duties with the National Trust becoming the estate's guardian.
At the turn of the century, a new style of Art had emerged which became dominant after 1939: the Modern Movement. It was based on modern technologies such as concrete, glass and steel with the idea that form should follow function.
An advocate of this new movement was Christopher Tunnard, a Candian-born landscape architect, garden designer and city-planner. Tunnard wrote a series of articles for the Architectural Review in which he challenged the prevailing views of garden design. He believed that 'a garden is a Work of Art', embodying 'a spirit of rationalism and through an aesthetic and practical ordering of its units provides a friendly and hospitable milieu for rest and recreation'. The articles were republished as a book, Gardens in the Modern Landscape (1938) with a second edition appearing ten years later.
The work was a turning point in twentieth century garden design and influenced many designers including Dame Sylvia Crowe, Brenda Colvin, Geoffrey Jellicoe and John Brookes.
Several owners created iconic gardens during this century including Christopher Lloyd at Great Dixter, Lawrence Johnston at Hidcote and Vita Sackville-West at Sissinghurst.
The twenty-first century has seen a green revolution with numerous garden designers springing up from all over the world, each with their own individualistic style.
It's an exciting time in the history of garden design.
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Ross Birrell and David Harding speak about their project for our 2018 Festival, 'Triptych', which reflects on themes of flight and dispossession through a film installation in the historic setting of Trinity Apse. Framed by the high vaulted arches of the former kirk, is a film documenting the powerful recital of Henryk Gorecki's 1976 'Symphony No. 3: Symphony of Sorrowful Songs', initiated by the artists for documenta 14 and performed in the Megaron Concert Hall, Athens, by the Athens State Orchestra with the Syrian Expat Philharmonic Orchestra, and featuring Syrian soprano Rasha Rizk.
Newly edited across 3 channels, the film sits at the heart of a wider architectural installation which directly transposes musical notation into a design of colour and light, echoing a shattered mosaic.
Our Commissions Programme is made possible thanks to the generous support of the Scottish Government's Festivals Expo Fund and EventScotland. With additional support from Museums and Galleries Edinburgh.


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Q: Помогите продумать архитектуру приложения Всем привет. Задумал я изучение Angular.js. Прошел пару курсов, уже некоторое время поигрался с приложением "phoneCat" из документации. Задумал простенькое приложение, которое будет собирать новости из разных источников (на выбор) и выводить на страницу.
Сейчас я пришел к следующему:

*

*Создал layout;

*Создал компонент "menu", который выводит меню с настройками фильтрации новостей;

*Создал компонент который выводит новость на предпросмотр.

Выглядит это примерно так:

Т.е. в лейоуте отображается меню, в меню отображается превью.
Проблема в следующем - я не знаю как правильно организовать подгрузку новостей из различных источников (скажем, из двух десятков сайтов с новостями).
Я так понимаю, что для каждого источника новости нужно создать свой сервис, который будет парсить сайт/дергать API и т.д. Это не проблема. А вот как потом работать с этими десятками сервисов, да так, чтобы это было удобно - я что-то не могу придумать.
Вопросы:

*

*Как работать с большим кол-вом сервисов?

*Где "правильнее" юзать эти сервисы? В контроллере компонента news-preview? В контроллере menu? Или для работы с ними лучше создать еще один сервис?

*Как блокировать/активировать сервисы? К примеру, если я хочу просматривтаь новости только из одного источника.

Спасибо.

A: Отвечу ближе к классической архитектуре.

Как работать с большим кол-вом сервисов?

Сервисы у тебя имеют одну общую характеристику - они получают список новостей. Соответсвенно для конкретной реализации сервисов можно сделать базовый класс-адаптер. Все конкретные сервисы - будут являться адаптерами-потомками. Для загрузки новостей потомков нужно немного - я бы обошёлся одним адаптером для получения rss - который выдают 80% новостных сайтов. Соответсвенно адаптер - это не синглтон, должна быть возможность создать несколько инстансов одного и того-же адаптера с разной конфигурацией (например с разными адресами получения rss).
Конструкцией адаптеров и оперированием с ними - по хорошему должен управлять синглтон-фасад, в котором например будет метод getNews(query, filter). Ибо голяком использовать адаптеры - теряется их архитектурное приемущество унифицирования.

Где "правильнее" юзать эти сервисы?

Думаю в контроллере компонента news-preview - это же он выступает непосредственным потребителем сервиса. Само меню - является лишь фильтром.

Как блокировать/активировать сервисы?

Фильтр по сервисам (тот что меню) - подаётся на вход в методе getNews фасада, в зависимости от фильтра фасад конструирует определённые адаптеры - и использует их в цикле.
P.S. Под термином клаcc понимается не class ES6 в JavaScript - а любой способ классификации и наследования объектов JS.


I'm finding something similar – I'm taking the Organizational Analysis class that started this week. First trying to make sure I understood the course requirements was difficult (and there's still one aspect I'm not sure I understand, but I've asked) and then doing the work. You're right about the online lectures. I find it helpful that I can go back and listen to pieces again, but I also find that I do a lot of pausing, writing, and then listening some more.
I started this week trying to commit to doing the Advanced Certificate, and so far I hope to manage that, but it's going to take lots of balancing. I am glad that I'm doing this to remind me before I start considering whether a second master's is a path I want to take!


Panel discussion with Josie Browne, Echo He, Yushan Liu, and DoDo Xinyu Zhang.
Panel discussion with Barbara Pollack, Pixy Liao, Boyang Chen, Jesse Chun, Tiger Cai.
Panel talk with Song Yi, Yan Fei, Miao Tianyuan, Ren Yue, Zhao Haoyang.


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Q: Dell Poweredge 2800 Power Consumption I am considering buying a Dell Poweredge 2800 Tower 2nd hand, while I have some experience with HP's competing server brand, the ProLiant Series, I am struggling to find out the server's realistic power usage (in watts).
The server spec sheet says that the power supply is a huge 900+ watts. However this document
says that the 'maximum' energy consumption is only 320 watts. I was wondering if anybody here would be able to give me some more realistic real world results.
My only guess for the huge power supply intake is that you can have a lot of room for PCI-X and PCI-E cards, which I guess could drain a lot of power.

A: The power supplies output 930 watts DC maximum, however the incoming power consumption AC does not exceed 320 watts with the server specs listed.  The only way to trully know how much power your machine is going to use is to put a watt meter and run it.  The power consumption depends on load as well.  An idle server will not use as much as a server running 100% CPU and hard drives working hard.
Also make sure you are aware the 320.2 watt energy consumption was rated at 230V.  115V will be higher.

A: just to add to this. on idle my TWO dell PowerEdge 2800 systems use around 40 - 60 watts, and when they're on only around 200 - 250. I was extremely surprised because the power supplies are 900 watt and there's two of them. no idea why a server that will only use up to 300 watt needs a 900-watt power supply.


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Q: Insertion after deletion in NSManagedObjectContext I want to clean all the data from a CoreData entity before performing the insertion of newer data. So far what I've tried deletes everything an doesn't allow me to insert newer data, even when using the same context for both operations. Is there a better way to do it? Here's the code I've been implementing. What I do is delete the entity from older records, and then save the context. Then I insert new objects in the context and finally, I just save it. Apparently, after I save it, when I recall the stored data from the view, it returns empty.
class DS_Objectives {

let appDel:AppDelegate = UIApplication.sharedApplication().delegate as! AppDelegate
let dateFormatter = NSDateFormatter()

func storeObjectives(json: JSON) {

let context:NSManagedObjectContext = appDel.managedObjectContext
self.dateFormatter.dateFormat = "yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss"
self.dateFormatter.timeZone = NSTimeZone(abbreviation: "UTC")

let request : NSFetchRequest = NSFetchRequest.init(entityName: "EducationalObjective")

context.performBlock{
    do{
        let oldObjectives = try context.executeFetchRequest(request) as! [NSManagedObject]

        for obj in oldObjectives {
            context.deleteObject(obj)
        }

        try context.save()
    } catch {
        print(error)
    }
}

for (_,subJson):(String, JSON) in json {

    var obj : EducationalObjective? = self.findObjective(Int(subJson["IdObjetivoEducacional"].stringValue)!)

    if obj == nil {
        obj = NSEntityDescription.insertNewObjectForEntityForName("EducationalObjective",inManagedObjectContext: context) as? EducationalObjective
        obj!.setValue(Int(subJson["IdObjetivoEducacional"].stringValue), forKey: "id")
    }

    obj!.setValue(Int(subJson["Numero"].stringValue),               forKey: "numero")
    obj!.setValue(Int(subJson["IdEspecialidad"].stringValue),       forKey: "especialidad")
    obj!.setValue(subJson["Descripcion"].stringValue,               forKey: "descripcion")
    obj!.setValue(subJson["CicloRegistro"].stringValue,             forKey: "cicloRegistro")
    obj!.setValue(subJson["Estado"].boolValue,                      forKey: "estado")
    obj!.setValue(self.dateFormatter.dateFromString(subJson["updated_at"].stringValue), forKey: "updated_at")

    for (_,res):(String,JSON) in json["students_results"] {

        var edRes : StudentResult? = self.findStudentResult(Int(res["IdResultadoEstudiantil"].stringValue)!)

        if edRes == nil {
            edRes = NSEntityDescription.insertNewObjectForEntityForName("StudentResult",inManagedObjectContext: context) as? StudentResult
            edRes!.setValue(Int(res["IdResultadoEstudiantil"].stringValue)!, forKey: "id")
        }

        edRes!.setValue(Int(res["IdResultadoEstudiantil"].stringValue), forKey: "id")
        edRes!.setValue(res["Identificador"].stringValue, forKey: "identificador")
        edRes!.setValue(res["Descripcion"].stringValue, forKey: "descripcion")
        edRes!.setValue(res["CicloRegistro"].stringValue, forKey: "cicloRegistro")
        edRes!.setValue(res["Estado"].boolValue, forKey: "estado")
        edRes!.setValue(self.dateFormatter.dateFromString(res["updated_at"].stringValue)!, forKey: "updated_at")

    }
}

do{ try context.save() } catch { print(error) }
}

A: context.performBlock schedules the provided block asynchronously on the managed object context's queue. Since you use this method to schedule deletion but then perform insertion synchronously (and potentially on the wrong queue) you are inserting new objects and then deleting everything.


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Home Editors Pick
How Anne Kagure used State Officers in Karen land forgery case
in Editors Pick, BREAKING NEWS, Headlines, News
Nairobi candidate for Deputy Governor Ann Kagure
A forgery case against Nairobi lawyer Guy Spencer Elms that was dismissed on March 20, 2019 by Nairobi Magistrate Court sitting at City Hall is a classic story of how Kenyas rich and politically connected individuals can abuse the court system to grab properties belonging to people perceived to be weak either because they are poor or they come from minority ethnic group.
In the criminal suit, a nominee for Nairobi Deputy Governor Ann Kagure Kariuki who has been accused of grabbing a land belonging to a deceased client of Elms had filed a complaint with the Department of Criminal Investigation (DCI) claiming the lawyer had forged the Will and signature of the late Roger Bryan Robson granting himself the power of the executor of the Will.
The then Director of Public Prosecutions (DPP) Keriako Tobiko charged the lawyer with five counts forgery.
A review of the proceeding in the case and the grounds cited by DPP Noordin Haji in seeking to terminate the case in July last shows the case was not supposed to have been filed in the first place.
But in this case a combination of powerful connections in criminal justice system in Kenya, greed and corruption saw to it that case was filed at all costs leading to the three year travesty that was finally terminated on Thursday.
One does not need to be a lawyer to see that the case was doomed from the onset. There is no way any lawyer who has gone through a proper law school and who carries a genuine advocate practicing certificate would have failed to see the gapping loop holes in the investigations conducted by Department of Criminal Investigations (DCI) then headed by Ndegwa Muhoro.
The biggest of loopholes is the fact the investigators did not record statements from people who knew Robson or the law firm that drafted the will in question.
It is also curious that the investigators did not establish the motive of the alleged forgery since Elms who was accused of the crime was not named in the will as a beneficiary of Robsons estate. The only beneficiaries named were environmental and child welfare charities.
Why Tobiko and Muhoro chose to subject the court to the charade even when the weaknesses of the case were so obvious is a matter that only the then two of the most powerful people in Kenyas criminal justice system can explain.
Instructively, the DPP cited defectiveness of the prosecution evidence when he sought orders from the court to terminate the case.
But lets start from the beginning.
Elms had been long time lawyer for Robson, a son of British immigrant who came to Kenya in the 1920s. Robson was a modestly wealthy with properties in Karen and Upperhill areas of Nairobi. As is wont to happen as people advance in age, Robson instructed the law firm of Archer & Wilcock to draw up a will in which the Elms was to be named the executor of his estate which included the two properties.
In the will, Robson instructed Elms to sell part of the proceeds from the estate to go to his nephew in the UK and the rest his estate and donated the proceeds to causes orof organizations supporting environmental conservation, wild life, children welfare and health of the poor.
Robson died in 2012 aged 71 without a wife or children.
Enter Kagure
One morning in 2013, Elms wokerk up to the news that strangers were erecting a perimeter wall around the property of the late Roger Bryan Robson.
After a quick enquiry on the trespassers, Elms learnt the workers who were putting up the fence had been hired by Kagure who was now claiming ownership of the property.
Elms first instinct was to call in the police to get the trespassers out of the property. His first stop was Karen Hardy Police Station starting of a chain of events that spiraled into criminal case that was dismissed by Magistrate Roseline Ongayo.
It was at the Karen Hardy Police Station that Kagures intention to use state officers begun to show. At first, the officers in charge would not record Elms statement and when they finally did, they failed to conduct investigations on the case.
With the police not willing to investigate the case, Elms went to the High Court where the presiding judge ordered Kagure to vacate the land until the suit filed by the lawyer was heard and determined.
Again, the officers at the same Police Station were not available to enforce the court orders. Why the police failed to act on the court order is anybodys guess.
In a clear case of impunity and contempt of court facilitated by state officers, Kagure still occupies the property in spite of the court order issued six years ago.
In the meantime, as the case that Elms had filed in the High Court was proceeding, Kagure hatched the plot to discredit Elms as the executor of Robsons will.
Had the plot gone her way, the biggest obstacle to her attempts to grab the property, would have been eliminated. The plot was simple; use connection at the Ministry of Lands, DCI and ODPP to cook up evidence to convince judges that Elms forged the will.
For the last three years, officers from the three government departments played ball from Kagures court even testifying in court to back up the forgery charges and submitting a forensic report that suggested the signature on the contested will did not belong to Robson.
What Kagure who is a former insurance sales agent did not anticipate is how the appointment of Noordin Haji and George Kinoti to the positions of DPP and DCI would affect her case against Elms.
The two have been working overdrive to redeem the battered images of their offices.
In July last year, the DPP filed motion to withdraw the case on the grounds that the office had reviewed the file of the case and encountered new evidence that would have adversely affected the prosecutions case if it was allowed to proceed.
Elms lawyers feel Kagure and state officials who played her game in the case intended to use the fabricated charges to defeat the case that the lawyer filed against her in the Environment and Lands Court in 2013.
Its notesworthy that the institution and prosecution of the case was intended to assist a party to settle a civil claims and scores against Guy through criminal proceedings, said Elms lawyers Oscar Litoro and Victor Omwebu in a press statement on the day the case was dismissed.
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Every year trees are brought to the nation's capitol to adorn the Capitol lawn, outside the Whitehouse, and sometimes in the interior of the Whitehouse. The National Christmas Tree has been displayed, cut or planted, in the President's Park as well as other spots. This tradition started in 1923. The most common tree used is a variety of spruce.
Although the U.S. Capitol Christmas Tree tradition began before 1970, every year since then a different national forest has provided the tree. The White Spruce has been the tree of choice twelve times, the most of any single species. The tagged White Spruce (Picea glauca) in the City Park Arboretum near the intersection of City Park and Sheldon Drive is not only a native to Colorado, but a state champion tree. This tree probably does not call to mind a tree to decorate, though, as it is quite tall and somewhat spindly looking.
The USDA shows this species as having a very northern range, including Wyoming, but not Colorado. The Forest Service shows its range as even more restrictive. North American Trees (Preston and Braham, 2002) appears to agree with the USFS. The map on the Gymnosperm Database also shows the distribution as very northern, mostly Canada, but goes on to list a number of states where the tree is native, again Wyoming but not Colorado. North American Trees says these trees do not reach maturity until 250-300 years and the Gymnosperm Database says the oldest tree, growing in the Yukon, is over 668 years old.
White spruce lumber has been used for sounding boards in violins and other instruments, for pulp, general construction, and Christmas trees. The National Christmas Tree Association suggests their short needles make them ideal for hanging ornaments. I examined the branches of the tree I bought for my house this year, and I'm thinking it very well may be a white spruce.
The tree is significant for wild life and its roots were used by Native Americans to weave baskets and bind canoes. A British Columbian website includes making snowshoes and bows in its uses. Resin was turned into a gum to stick arrowheads to arrows. Like most of the other trees reported on thus far, this one, too, has medicinal properties, including antiseptic, respiratory, and wound care. It has also been investigated for its relation to diabetes!
This specimen (A94) can be located by studying the tall conifers at the Northeast corner of City Park and Sheldon Drive. There are ten trees on this corner, but only two of them are conifers. The more northern of the two is the tagged tree, although I suspect the second tree is also a white spruce.
Yes, I think the Tour Guide is wrong as it lists the White Spruce as both a champion and a native. I didn't see your comment until now. Not sure why, and I probably should go back and figure out how to correct that or make it more obvious that it is NOT a native.


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Q: How to pass context back into the WebFilter when using SpringBootWebFlux with coroutines Suppose I have the following application with a WebFilter and I'm trying to pass some context back from the controller into the filter.
@RestController
class MyController {
    @PostMapping("/test")
    suspend fun postSomething(): ResponseEntity<Unit> {
        val valueFromFilter = coroutineContext[ReactorContext.Key]?.context?.get<String>("myKey") ?: "EMPTY"
        logger.info { "Inside handler = $valueFromFilter" } // this works since Reactor populate coroutineContext with respective ReactorContext
        coroutineContext[ReactorContext.Key]?.context?.put("handlerKey", "hello")
        return ResponseEntity.ok().build()
    }
}

@Component
class MyFilter : WebFilter {
    override fun filter(exchange: ServerWebExchange, chain: WebFilterChain): Mono<Void> {
        logger.info { "Before" }
        return chain.filter(exchange)
            .contextWrite(Context.of("myKey", "myValue"))
            .doOnEach {
                val valueFromHandler = if (it.contextView.hasKey("handlerKey")) it.contextView.get<String>("handlerKey") else "EMPTY"
                logger.info { "After handler = $valueFromHandler" } // But this doesn't work since Reactor doesn't restore ReactorContext from respective coroutineContext
            }
    }
}

@SpringBootApplication
class MyApplication

fun main(args: Array<String>) {
    run(MyApplication::class.java, *args)
}

In this example if we made a request to /test it would print the following
Before
Inside handler = myValue
After handler = EMPTY

I understand that when we call chain.filter(exchange) to proceed with the request and the handler is a Kotlin suspend function the framework fills in coroutineContext with ReactorContext.Key to actualReactorContext. Although my question is why doesn't Spring restore the context that I may have filled in the controller back, so I can use it after calling chain.filter(exchange). Moreover if there is anyway possible to do this currently.

A: Just figured out I was looking into the wrong way of doing it. Instead one can simply just use the attributes of ServerWebExchange to pass context around like
@RestController
class MyController {
    @PostMapping("/test")
    suspend fun postSomething(webExchange: ServerWebExchange): ResponseEntity<Unit> {
        val valueFromFilter = webExchange.attributes["myKey"] as? String ?: "EMPTY"
        logger.info { "Inside handler = $valueFromFilter" }
        webExchange.attributes["handlerKey"] = "hello"
        return ResponseEntity.ok().build()
    }
}

@Component
class MyFilter : WebFilter {
    override fun filter(exchange: ServerWebExchange, chain: WebFilterChain): Mono<Void> {
        logger.info { "Before" }
        exchange.attributes["myKey"] = "myValue"
        return chain.filter(exchange)
            .doOnEach {
                val valueFromHandler = exchange.attributes["handlerKey"] as? String ?: "EMPTY"
                logger.info { "After handler = $valueFromHandler" }
            }
    }
}

This way we can pass context between both the filter and the handler.


The grade point average is a weighted average computed using the number of credits assigned to each course and the quality points corresponding to the letter grade earned in each course. It is determined by calculating the total number of quality points earned and dividing them by the total number of credits carried. The total quality points earned for each course are determined by multiplying the quality points earned per credit (corresponding to the letter grade) by the number of credits assigned to the course. The student's cumulative grade point average is computed and recorded by the Office of the Registrar. It is calculated at the completion of each academic year and it does not include any grades or credits for courses audited or courses with a grade of withdrawal "W" or withdrawal failing "WF" or pass "P" or failed "F" that were repeated.


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Home Travel Iceland used to be the hottest tourism destination. What happened?
Iceland used to be the hottest tourism destination. What happened?
If you asked a group of people in the last five years where they'd been itching to travel, Iceland would definitely come up. But the latest tourism figures indicate interest in visiting the country may be starting to lose some steam.
In 2018, 2.3 million people visited Iceland, 5.5% more than the previous year, according to the Icelandic Tourist Board, but that increase is far lower than what the Nordic island is used to seeing.
"In recent years, tourism in Iceland grew rapidly, with an average year-on-year growth in tourist arrivals of over 25% since 2013, peaking in 2016 with 38% growth," Inga Hlín Pálsdóttir, director at Visit Iceland, told USA TODAY." And for U.S. travelers, Iceland's capital remains among the 50 most popular international destinations, Jennifer Dohm, Head of PR for the Americas at Hotels.com, told USA TODAY.
So why is Iceland no longer the hottest cold-weather destination? The truth is, nobody's totally sure. But the lure of other destinations, the country's expensive accommodations and the demise of WOW Air could all be partly to blame.
Other destinations are attracting North American tourists
Iceland is still buzzy, but other areas are starting to gain more traction among travelers.
Dohm said that global searches for Greenland on Hotels.com ticked up 52% in 2018 while Iceland searches only went up 17%.
"We've been seeing more 'Instagrammable' and remote destinations grow in popularity over the last year, including other North Atlantic destinations like Greenland," Dohm said.
Other data from Hotels.com indicates that North American travelers are flocking to countries like Ireland, Turkey and Japan. Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto's visitor numbers have grown by almost 9%, this past year with a record high of nearly 32 million visits.
Hottest tourism destination
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#ifndef RESOURCE_FORMAT_BINARY_H
#define RESOURCE_FORMAT_BINARY_H

#include "core/io/file_access.h"
#include "core/io/resource_loader.h"
#include "core/io/resource_saver.h"

class ResourceLoaderBinary {
	bool translation_remapped = false;
	String local_path;
	String res_path;
	String type;
	Ref<Resource> resource;
	uint32_t ver_format = 0;

	FileAccess *f = nullptr;

	uint64_t importmd_ofs = 0;

	ResourceUID::ID uid = ResourceUID::INVALID_ID;

	Vector<char> str_buf;
	List<RES> resource_cache;

	Vector<StringName> string_map;

	StringName _get_string();

	struct ExtResource {
		String path;
		String type;
		ResourceUID::ID uid = ResourceUID::INVALID_ID;
		RES cache;
	};

	bool using_named_scene_ids = false;
	bool using_uids = false;
	bool use_sub_threads = false;
	float *progress = nullptr;
	Vector<ExtResource> external_resources;

	struct IntResource {
		String path;
		uint64_t offset;
	};

	Vector<IntResource> internal_resources;
	Map<String, RES> internal_index_cache;

	String get_unicode_string();
	void _advance_padding(uint32_t p_len);

	Map<String, String> remaps;
	Error error = OK;

	ResourceFormatLoader::CacheMode cache_mode = ResourceFormatLoader::CACHE_MODE_REUSE;

	friend class ResourceFormatLoaderBinary;

	Error parse_variant(Variant &r_v);

	Map<String, RES> dependency_cache;

public:
	void set_local_path(const String &p_local_path);
	Ref<Resource> get_resource();
	Error load();
	void set_translation_remapped(bool p_remapped);

	void set_remaps(const Map<String, String> &p_remaps) { remaps = p_remaps; }
	void open(FileAccess *p_f, bool p_no_resources = false, bool p_keep_uuid_paths = false);
	String recognize(FileAccess *p_f);
	void get_dependencies(FileAccess *p_f, List<String> *p_dependencies, bool p_add_types);

	ResourceLoaderBinary() {}
	~ResourceLoaderBinary();
};

class ResourceFormatLoaderBinary : public ResourceFormatLoader {
public:
	virtual RES load(const String &p_path, const String &p_original_path = "", Error *r_error = nullptr, bool p_use_sub_threads = false, float *r_progress = nullptr, CacheMode p_cache_mode = CACHE_MODE_REUSE);
	virtual void get_recognized_extensions_for_type(const String &p_type, List<String> *p_extensions) const;
	virtual void get_recognized_extensions(List<String> *p_extensions) const;
	virtual bool handles_type(const String &p_type) const;
	virtual String get_resource_type(const String &p_path) const;
	virtual ResourceUID::ID get_resource_uid(const String &p_path) const;
	virtual void get_dependencies(const String &p_path, List<String> *p_dependencies, bool p_add_types = false);
	virtual Error rename_dependencies(const String &p_path, const Map<String, String> &p_map);
};

class ResourceFormatSaverBinaryInstance {
	String local_path;
	String path;

	bool relative_paths;
	bool bundle_resources;
	bool skip_editor;
	bool big_endian;
	bool takeover_paths;
	FileAccess *f;
	String magic;
	Set<RES> resource_set;

	struct NonPersistentKey { //for resource properties generated on the fly
		RES base;
		StringName property;
		bool operator<(const NonPersistentKey &p_key) const { return base == p_key.base ? property < p_key.property : base < p_key.base; }
	};

	Map<NonPersistentKey, RES> non_persistent_map;
	Map<StringName, int> string_map;
	Vector<StringName> strings;

	Map<RES, int> external_resources;
	List<RES> saved_resources;

	struct Property {
		int name_idx;
		Variant value;
		PropertyInfo pi;
	};

	struct ResourceData {
		String type;
		List<Property> properties;
	};

	static void _pad_buffer(FileAccess *f, int p_bytes);
	void _find_resources(const Variant &p_variant, bool p_main = false);
	static void save_unicode_string(FileAccess *f, const String &p_string, bool p_bit_on_len = false);
	int get_string_index(const String &p_string);

public:
	enum {
		FORMAT_FLAG_NAMED_SCENE_IDS = 1,
		FORMAT_FLAG_UIDS = 2,
		FORMAT_FLAG_REAL_T_IS_DOUBLE = 4,

		// Amount of reserved 32-bit fields in resource header
		RESERVED_FIELDS = 11
	};
	Error save(const String &p_path, const RES &p_resource, uint32_t p_flags = 0);
	static void write_variant(FileAccess *f, const Variant &p_property, Map<RES, int> &resource_map, Map<RES, int> &external_resources, Map<StringName, int> &string_map, const PropertyInfo &p_hint = PropertyInfo());
};

class ResourceFormatSaverBinary : public ResourceFormatSaver {
public:
	static ResourceFormatSaverBinary *singleton;
	virtual Error save(const String &p_path, const RES &p_resource, uint32_t p_flags = 0);
	virtual bool recognize(const RES &p_resource) const;
	virtual void get_recognized_extensions(const RES &p_resource, List<String> *p_extensions) const;

	ResourceFormatSaverBinary();
};

#endif // RESOURCE_FORMAT_BINARY_H

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LONDON/ANKARA (Reuters) - Exiled Turkish businessman Akin Ipek will face an extradition hearing in Britain in September, the British interior ministry said on Saturday, following his arrest in relation to a Turkish request to extradite him.
Ankara now accuses Gulen, a former ally of President Tayyip Erdogan, of orchestrating a 2016 failed coup attempt and has carried out a widespread crackdown targeting his alleged followers. Gulen has denied any involvement.
In 2015, Turkey seized Ipek's Koza-Ipek Group and its media outlets, including broadcasters and newspapers, on suspicion of financial irregularities, prompting criticism from rights groups in Turkey and abroad.
Britain's interior ministry said on Saturday that Ipek had been arrested in relation to the Turkish extradition request and an extradition hearing had been listed before Westminster Magistrates' Court in September.
The ministry declined to comment further.
Turkey's state-run Anadolu news agency, also citing British sources, said Ipek had been arrested in May over the extradition request but was released on bail with certain travel restrictions.
Britain's potential extradition of Ipek, whose brother and the director of Koza Group has been jailed for over two years, would mark the first high-profile extradition by a European Union member state since the failed coup, Turkish media said.
A spokesman for Ipek's Koza Ltd told Reuters this week that accusations made by the Turkish government were baseless and said Ipek expected the extradition request to be rejected.
"Mr Ipek is one of Turkey's most respected entrepreneurs and is a man of good character. He has complete confidence that the English courts will throw out this extradition request, which is the latest attempt to bring the Turkish state's ongoing campaign of persecution to these shores," the spokesman said.
Since leaving Turkey, Ipek has been seeking to build up assets in Britain.
Turkish authorities have taken control of hundreds of companies as part of a crackdown on companies it suspects of links to Gulen and his supporters. The government has also shut down more than 130 media outlets as part of the purges.


WASHINGTON - White House National Security Adviser General H.R. McMaster reportedly described U.S. President Donald Trump as an "idiot" and a "dope" in a private conversation with the CEO of one of the largest software companies in the world. McMaster denies making the comments to Safra Catz, the Israeli-born CEO of Oracle, who has also issued a denial after the allegations were reported on Monday by Buzzfeed News.
Catz and McMaster met for dinner in July in Washington, D.C., and discussed a range of national security issues. Catz was born in Israel, grew up in the United States, and is currently one of the most powerful executives in Silicon Valley. Last year, she joined Trump's transition team ahead of his inauguration as president.
According to Buzzfeed, four people who heard from Catz about the conversation with McMaster, claimed she had told them that McMaster mocked Trump and also made disparaging comments about other senior members of the administration. The White House issued a strong denial of these claims, stating that "actual participants in the dinner deny that General McMaster made any of the comments attributed to him by anonymous sources. Those false comments represent the diametric opposite of General McMaster's actual views. This story is just more fake news." Oracle also issued a denial to the story.
The sources who claimed to have heard about the conversation from Catz, said she considered McMaster's comments "jaw-dropping" and "inappropriate." Besides allegedly calling the president and "idiot," the sources claimed Catz also recalled McMaster comparing Trump's intelligence to that of a kindergartener.
It should be noted that in August, gambling tycoon Sheldon Adelson, one of the largest donors to Trump and the Republican Party, and a strong supporter of Israel's right-wing, also mentioned a conversation he had with Catz about her meeting with McMaster.
Adelson wrote an email on that subject to Mort Klein, the president of the Zionist Organization of America, one of the most right-wing groups in the U.S. Jewish community. In that email, Adelson told Klein that he supports a campaign launched by ZOA calling for McMaster's resignation, due to his positions regarding Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank, the Iran nuclear deal and other Middle East policy issues.
Adelson explained that he was at first skeptical about ZOA's campaign against McMaster, but had changed his mind after speaking to Safra Catz. The conversation with Catz, Adelson wrote, "enlightened me quite a bit." He added that following his conversation with Catz, "I now support your effort" to get McMaster out of the White House.
The ZOA campaign against McMaster took place at the same time that far-right websites and Twitter accounts in the U.S. spread stories alleging that McMaster had expressed anti-Israeli opinions and yelled at Israeli officials. Those stories were strongly denied by the White House and by Israeli officials from different government agencies. Sources in Israel's security establishment totally rejected the accusations against McMaster, and the spokesperson for the Israeli embassy in Washington told Haaretz that "Israel appreciates General McMaster's efforts to strengthen the U.S.-Israel relationship."
The allegations against McMaster began appearing a short time after he fired a number of people from the National Security Council who were appointed by his predecessor, Michael Flynn, and who were considered close to Trump's extremist political adviser, Steve Bannon. Over the weekend it was revealed Israel's ambassador to the U.S., Ron Dermer, hosted Bannon for dinner over the summer. Dermer called Bannon "a great friend of Israel."
One of those fired by McMaster was Ezra Cohen, a former intelligence officer who was appointed by Flynn to a senior position in the NSC. McMaster tried to get rid of Cohen, whom he considered not qualified for his position, for a number of months, but was reportedly blocked by Bannon. He finally managed to fire Cohen only after John Kelly became Trump's chief of staff in the summer. In September, the website "Just Security" reported that Cohen landed a job at Oracle after being dismissed from the White House by McMaster.


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Quincy Jones: The Man Behind The Music.
Legendary music producer, arranger, composer and media mogul Quincy Jones was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame on May 18. In 2001, Fresh Air spoke with him about his career and working with the likes of Ray Charles, Aretha Franklin, Frank Sinatra and Michael Jackson.
This interview was originally broadcast on Nov. 5, 2001.
Quincy Jones, The Man Behind the Music
Quincy Jones started his career as a trumpeter in Lionel Hampton's big band in the early '50s. But Jones never became a noted instrumentalist. What made him famous and wealthy was his work as a record producer — perhaps, most notably, for the Michael Jackson mega hit Thriller.
Producer and Composer Quincy Jones
As a teenager he played backup for Billie Holiday, along with his 16-year-old friend, Ray Charles. (Rebroadcast from Nov. 5, 2001.)
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Rashida Jones On Becoming A Mom, Losing Her Mom, And The 'Big Chapters' Of Life
Rashida Jones, stars with Bill Murray in the new movie "On The Rocks," which was just nominated for a Critic's Choice Award for best comedy. It was written and directed by Sofia Coppola and draws on Coppola's relationship with her famous father, Francis Ford Coppola. Jones made a Grammy Award-winning documentary about her famous father, Quincy Jones. Her mother, Peggy Lipton, starred in the series "The Mod Squad." Rashida Jones co-starred in seven seasons of the NBC comedy series "Parks And Recreation" as Ann Perkins.


Get ultimate scale realism at your next crawling event with our new Machined Alloy 1/10 Camp Trailer with Roof Top Tent. Made from alloy, the camp trailer measures in at approx. 390mm x 195mm x 175mm, and the main feature is the fully articulated cloth RTT (Roof Top Tent) on top. Simply remove the RTT cloth cover, fold out the alloy tent floor, and the camping tent pops up automatically! The tent features folding doors and canopy windows, a detachable rain fly, and metal access ladder, just like the real thing! The trailer also features scale realistic 1.9' wheels and tires (including a spare), leaf spring suspension, dual latching side cargo doors, LED side markers, scale tool storage brackets, a working front retractable stand with 3rd wheel, metal fenders, diamond plate top surfaces, and a 'tool box' enclosure up front with a built-in toggle switch and room to house the included battery box to power the included LEDs. The Machined Alloy 1/10 Camp Trailer with Roof Top Tent is available in black or gunmetal.


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 * @author Wojtek Zalewski <wojtek@neverbland.com>
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PARKER POSEY Biography - Actors and Actresses
Biography » actors and actresses » parker posey
PARKER POSEY
Name: Parker Christian Posey
Born: 8 November 1968 Baltimore, Maryland, United States
Parker Christian Posey (born November 8, 1968) is an American actress. She
became known during the 1990s, after a series of roles in several well-reviewed
independent films. As a result, she has often been referred to as the "Queen of
the Indies".
Posey was born in Baltimore, Maryland, the daughter of Lynda, a chef, and Chris
Posey, who owned a Chevrolet dealership. She has a fraternal twin brother,
Christopher. Posey's unisex first name was a tribute by her father to 1950s
supermodel Suzy Parker. After Posey's birth, the family moved to Laurel,
Mississippi where her mother worked as a chef and culinary instructor for the
Viking Range Corporation in Greenwood, MS, and her father, after coming back
from the Vietnam War with long time friend Bill Pearson, opened a dealership
named Posey Chevrolet in Laurel, Mississippi. The family also lived in Monroe,
Louisiana. Posey was raised in the Catholic religion.
Posey attended the State University of New York at Purchase, where she roomed
with actress Sherry Stringfield. Fellow actors in her SUNY Purchase acting
company included Adam Trese, Reno Wilson, and Todd Baker.
Posey's first break was in television, when she won the role of Tess Shelby on
the daytime soap opera As the World Turns. (Stringfield, Posey's roommate, was
also cast on the daytime drama Guiding Light at about the same time.) Posey's
first major role in a feature film was in Dazed and Confused (1993).
Throughout the late 1990s, Posey starred in a large number of independent films
and was named Queen of the Indies by Time Magazine, which cited 32
independent films to her credit, including Personal Velocity, Clockwatchers,
Party Girl, and The House of Yes, for which she received especially positive
reviews for her portrayal of a delusional woman in love with her own brother.
She is part of the acting ensemble that appears in director Christopher Guest's
films, including his four mock documentaries (Waiting for Guffman in 1996, Best
in Show in 2000, A Mighty Wind in 2003, and For Your Consideration in 2006).
Posey is also a favorite of director Hal Hartley. She appeared in Henry Fool (1998),
two of his shorts, Opera No. 1 (1994; with Adrienne Shelley, another Hartley
regular) and Sisters of Mercy (2004). Posey also starred in his most recent film,
Fay Grim (2006). Posey received acclaim for her performance in Zoe Cassavetes's
directorial debut Broken English in 2007.
Posey has had supporting roles in several big budget studio films, including
Scream 3 (2000), You've Got Mail (1998), Josie and the Pussycats (2001), Laws of
Attraction (2004), and Blade: Trinity (2004). She also had a small but notable
performance in Superman Returns, playing Kitty Kowalski, an assistant to villain
Lex Luthor.
Although Posey primarily works in film, she has appeared in several television
Posey appeared in the television miniseries adaptations of the Armistead Maupin
Tales of the City books; her character, Connie, was featured in the original
1993 series and the 1998 miniseries "sequel" covering the second book.
In 2000, she provided the voice of Umbriel the mermaid in the Futurama episode "The
Deep South."
Also in 2000, Parker provided the voice of Becky in an episode of The Simpsons
titled "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad Marge."
She has also had a recurring role on the television series Will & Grace, as
Darlene, Jack's high-maintenance boss at Barneys New York.
Posey appeared on the season one finale episode of Project Runway in 2005. She
was a spectator at New York Fashion Week, and also a judge alongside Nina Garcia,
Michael Kors, and German supermodel/host Heidi Klum.
In 2006, Posey guest-starred as the ambitious, back-stabbing lawyer Marlene
Stanger in the legal drama Boston Legal.
Posey was also considered for the role of Rachel Green in Friends. Other notable
roles she was seriously considered for are Kimmy in My Best Friend's Wedding,
which Cameron Diaz got, and Althea in The People vs. Larry Flynt, which went to
Courtney Love.
Posey will be starring in the up-coming Fox series The Return of Jezebel James.
Posey made her stage debut in 2001, and has worked regularly on the stage since.
Posey also dabbles in music; she can play the mandolin. She learned to play as
preparation for her role in A Mighty Wind (2003), a film in which she also sang.
She used her vocal talents on several records of her ex-boyfriend, Ryan Adams,
whom she dated until early 2005. She also played the mandolin on The Dandy
Warhols track "I Am Sound" from their Welcome to the Monkey House LP.
She is also the subject of several songs:
She is the subject of a tribute song by Stuart Davis on his 2006 album ¿What.
L.A. based rappers Trilambs also recorded a song titled Parker Posey in 2001.
Musical project Forms of Things Unknown recorded an experimental music
instrumental called From Here to Parker Posey.
Beginning in February 2006, Posey appeared in a commercial for Pepsi Cola
opposite Jimmy Fallon, dancing to the song "Newton – Streamline". It was
prominently aired during the FOX broadcasts of the 2006 World Series in October,
and a longer version has also aired in movie theaters. She is a contributing
editor to Open City, a literary magazine whose editor, Thomas Beller, she once
dated.
Posey has appeared on the cover of Lucky magazine, an online shopping site.
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It's in 3 parts, but rest assured.
When last we met, you went on a quest, just after breakfasttime.
A suffix you were seeking, but it is not mine.
You did not find your treasure, but there is time enough.
Sit down, take a rest, this one won't be as tough.
But if you are from England, you say it in this way.
That's not something we all want to see.
If you feel like resting, we have some games to play.
Oh, maybe not that one, It might just ruin your day.
If you kill some stuff and ring some bells, you will get to see..
The fortress of my infix, full of treachery.
If that game's too tough, then that's okay, you won't be far behind.
But you won't get much of that without my suffix in your station.
Just don't try to eat me, or you won't be a winner.
You have a lot to think about, and two puzzles to try.
If you find this one out, then tell me. What am I?
This sounds like Dank Dark Souls, full credit to @Elpharya for recognizing this reference. Thanks, from one El to another!
This refers to the fortress of SEN, according to @Elpharya.
You need some integrated circuits, or ICs, in your station. From @Cubemaster, you also need a Network Interface Card, or NIC. Thanks!!
Unlike LOOSENERs, ARSENIC is actually truly bad for you.
Dark Souls is known for being a tough game, where it's quite common for players to die frequently. Also, once you die in Dark Souls, you return as a "hollow", who appears scarred.
"Jolly Cooperation" is an iconic phrase by Solaire of Astora in Dark Souls. Cooperative games need something in your (play)station, so the suffix could be play, wifi, disc, or maybe something along those lines?
You have a lot to think about, and two puzzles to try. If you find this one out, then tell me. What am I?
Could the prefix be EYE?
You use it nearly everyday (because around the last couple hours of the day, you are sleeping). The England part refers to the English idiom, you can say that again, which indicates the prefix reference might be true. Or it could refer to the idiom, to have eyes at the back of your head.
"Take care of your eyes privately" (a ship between the sounds of prefix and eye, namely, pri). Also, things that are private aren't supposed to be seen (otherwise they are not private), and you use your eyes to see.
Not that you'd be bad, it's just rather hard.
You'll probably die so much, you'll forever be scarred.
We might refer to the pair of eyes, which could be what the first paragraph referred to. Eyes that play tricks on you (a.k.a hallucinations) can, most likely, ruin your day. This in particular might refer to hallucinations because the word has the same prefix as hard (hallucination, hard), and we were just talking about prefixes. When you die, you can't see anything; and since you can't come back from the dead (according to science, not belief) then the scar really is forever.
I am not too sure about the killing of stuff and ringing bells, but the consequence is sight. And, resting could refer to death, although rest is not forever (unless it is a coma, but that is beyond topic). So my take on "resting" is that it refers to sleeping. In your sleep, you can dream and see things, but you are not using your eyes.
Could the infix be GLASS?
A fortress of glass could be a window or mirror. When cold, windows can get foggy, making it difficult to see through them; when steam rises from a shower, mirrors can also get foggy. That might explain the treachery part, and that game might be too tough because you won't be able to see (through the window, or yourself on the mirror).
Also, you won't be far behind because you might be wearing glasses (to see if you have trouble seeing), and your eyes are not too far behind them. It is a lucky find since glass is transparent, and you can use its potential fortresses mentioned before to see (and the word find rhymes with blind, for which if you are just that, you cannot see). It refers to you and not eyes because we use our eyes to learn of location. The jolly cooperation could refer to GLASSES, and you won't get that without the suffix, ES.
To not be able to see, it could be stressful, and it is common for people to eat when they are stressed. Also, if you eat glass... yeah, don't eat glass. The two puzzles might refer to the two words in the overall word (EYE, GLASSES).
If you find this one out, then tell me (where the word "one" refers to how an EYEGLASS is used for one eye, as opposed to just glasses). What am I (eye)?
It is dangerous to not see, and also, performing operations on the eye can be dangerous. How is the latter related? Well, an anagram of DANGEROUS GAME is SURGEON DAMAGE.


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Parmesan Dill Dinner Biscuits | Dizzy Busy and Hungry!
Things have been unbelievably busy for us the past couple of weeks! We have the normal end of the school year stuff going on, plus we have rehearsals and other preparations going on because Thing 2 is receiving the sacrament of Confirmation and also graduating from 8th grade in the next two weeks.
He has been attending that school since kindergarten, so graduation is really a big deal. Between those activities, and spring concerts for both kids, and the myriad of other things going on, it has been ridiculously crazy around here! It seems like it is even busier than the holidays! Is anyone else experiencing the same thing?
In any event, even when we are super busy, the kids still expect dinner every night! Can you believe it? The nerve! I have been able to keep cooking through all of this, but I have not had time to photograph our meals!
So for the next couple of weeks, I may only be able to manage blogging one recipe per week or so. But family comes first, right?! And this is such an exciting time for Thing 2. I want him to enjoy every minute!
This week, I am sharing this dinner biscuit recipe I have been working on for a while. As you may recall, Thing 2 is a little carb-crazy, and he loves to have biscuits with dinner. For the longest time, I was buying Pillsbury biscuits, but then I decided to try to make my own.
As it turns out, making them from scratch is really not much harder than popping open a can (which always makes me scream a little, BTW) and plopping the biscuits on a baking sheet.
This recipe is a result of many iterations of experiments. Thing 2 gave them a 4.5 biscuit rating, so you know they must be good!
Just a couple of notes on this recipe. I used white whole wheat flour to add some fiber.
I also used almond milk instead of regular milk. We are cutting back on dairy, but the kids don't like the soy milk, so almond milk is a good alternative! However, you could definitely use regular milk and these would still be delicious.
Delicious whole wheat dinner biscuits jazzed up with dill and parmesan cheese, perfect as starters or companions to just about any entree!
In a medium bowl, combine the flour, baking powder, salt, Parmesan cheese, and dill weed.
In a separate bowl, combine the buttery spread and milk.
Add the wet ingredients to the dry ingredients and mix into a dough.
Lightly spray a muffin tin with nonstick cooking spray.
Divide dough among the 6 muffin tin cups.
Sprinkle with a little additional parmesan cheese and/or dill weed (optional).
I love dill recipes but never thought about dill biscuits! Will definitely be trying these! So glad to have found you at Lamberts Lately!
Bread is my weakness and this looks absolutely delicious! Thanks so much for sharing at Share The Wealth Sunday!
The bread basket is a major weakness of mine on the dinner table and at restaurants, I'd be in big trouble if I had these bad boy parked in front of me. They look SO good!


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On Saturday, February 28, a spectacular, fun filled celebration continued into the early morning hours featuring gourmet dining, fabulous music and a surprise Flash Mob dance performance showcasing dozens of "Little Brothers and Sisters" with their "Big" mentors, culminating in a 5 minute standing ovation!
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Juan Munilla; Miami Dade Mayor, Carlos Gimenez; Lt. Governor Carlos Lopez-Cantera; and Pedro Munilla.
Trish and Dan Bell; Jennifer Kennedy; and Bonnie Crabtree, Chairwoman, BIG Foundation.
Victoria Cummock, Gala Chair; Jeanie Hernandez, Board Gala Chair; and Stella M. Holmes, Auction Chair.
George Spillis and Joy Spillis Lundeen.
Sandy and Senator Paul Steinberg.
Gale Nelson, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami, and Belkys Nerey, Gala Emcee.
DJ Miller, Chair Elect, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami, and Kellen Miller.
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Kayla and Jeffrey Rynor, Lynn Martenstein and Max Blumberg.
Alex Van Der Ven and Tina Van Der Ven.
Richard Kohan, Amy Kohan, Jack Glottman and Shane Graber.
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Paul and Swanee DiMare, Judge Migna Sanchez-Llorens, and Carol Surowiec.
Isabel Fine, Jacques Hart, and Jolie Balido-Hart.
Maury Udell and Judge Bronwyn Miller.
Natalie Beasley and Rick Beasley.
Richard Weiss, Jaclyn Weiss, and Rolando Rodriguez.
Robert Fine, Jacques Hart and Jeffrey Tanen.
Sara and Rob Bowlby, Chairman, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami; Bonnie Crabtree, Chairwoman, BIG Foundation; and Gale Nelson, Big Brothers Big Sisters of Miami.
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Format: Vinyl
Label: LOMA VISTA
Take Good Care [LP+7in]
Artist: The Revivalists
Vinyl - Indie Exclusive
1. Otherside of Paradise
2. All my Friends
3. Change
4. Got Love
5. Oh No
6. You Said It All
7. Some People Say
8. Next to You
9. You and I
10. Hate to Love You
11. Future
12. Shoot You Down
13. Some People Say
1. Celebration
2. When I'm With You
Set for release on November 9, the bands fourth LP 'Take Good Care' is previewed with the first single 'All My Friends,' a song brimming with confidence that unleashes the bands next chapter. The track which is already Top 3 at AAA and Top 10 at Modern Rock. 'All my Friends' will cross over to Hot AC in early October followed by Top 40. This is just the start! 'You Said it All', 'Oh No' and 'Some People Say' are just a few of the potential chart-toppers in this collection, which was co-produced with Dave Cobb (Sturgill Simpson, Chris Stapleton) and Andrew Dawson (Kanye, Fun) it's a project showcasing new found depth and craft that mark a band bent on proving they are far more than a band synonymous with a single song.


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from django.http import HttpResponse, HttpResponseRedirect
from django.shortcuts import render_to_response
from django.contrib.auth.decorators import login_required
from django.core.exceptions import ObjectDoesNotExist
from django.core.context_processors import csrf
from django.template import RequestContext
from r_pass.models import Service, AccessToken, Host, Group
from r_pass.forms import ServiceForm
from r_pass.authz import AuthZ
import logging
import markdown2

@login_required
def home(request):
    context = RequestContext(request, {})
    data = {}
    data["services"] = []
    authz = AuthZ()
    services = Service.objects.all()
    md = markdown2.Markdown(safe_mode="escape")
    for service in services:
        if authz.has_access_to_service(request.user, service):
            data["services"].append({
                "title": service.title,
                "url": service.view_url(),
                "description": md.convert(service.description),
            })
    return render_to_response('services.html', data, context)

@login_required
def _create_or_edit(request, service):
    if request.method == 'POST':
        form = ServiceForm(request.POST)
        if form.is_valid():
            hosts = form.cleaned_data["hosts"].split()
            groups = form.cleaned_data["groups"].split()

            can_view_new_service = False
            authz = AuthZ()
            # Check to make sure the user will have access to the
            # credential they're creating
            for group in groups:
                if authz.is_member_of_group(request.user, group):
                    can_view_new_service = True
                    break

            if can_view_new_service:
                service.title = form.cleaned_data["title"]
                service.description = form.cleaned_data["description"]
                service_is_new = True
                if service.pk:
                    service_is_new = False
                service.save()

                service.hosts.clear()
                for host in hosts:
                    model, create = Host.objects.get_or_create(cname=host)
                    service.hosts.add(model)

                service.groups.clear()
                for group in groups:
                    model, create = Group.objects.get_or_create(source_id=group)
                    service.groups.add(model)

                AccessToken.objects.filter(service=service).delete()
                access_token = AccessToken()
                access_token.name = form.cleaned_data["access_name"]
                access_token.description = form.cleaned_data["access_description"]
                access_token.user = form.cleaned_data["access_user"]
                access_token.access_token= form.cleaned_data["access_token"]
                access_token.service = service

                access_token.save()

                if service_is_new:
                    _log(request, "Created service id: %s, name: %s" % (service.pk, service.title))
                else:
                    _log(request, "Edited service id: %s, name: %s" % (service.pk, service.title))
                return HttpResponseRedirect(service.view_url())
            else:
                form._errors["groups"] = form.error_class(["You don't have access to this service with the groups given"])

    else:
        data = None
        if service and service.pk:
            data = {}
            data["title"] = service.title
            data["description"] = service.description

            groups = service.groups.all()
            data["groups"] = "\n".join(map(lambda x: x.source_id, groups))
            hosts = service.hosts.all()
            data["hosts"] = "\n".join(map(lambda x: x.cname, hosts))

            access_tokens = AccessToken.objects.filter(service=service)
            if len(access_tokens):
                token = access_tokens[0]
                data["access_name"] = token.name
                data["access_description"] = token.description
                data["access_user"] = token.user
                data["access_token"] = token.access_token
        form = ServiceForm(data)

    if service and service.pk:
        submit_url = service.edit_url()
    else:
        submit_url = "/r-pass/create"

    context = RequestContext(request, {})
    context.update(csrf(request))
    context["form"] = form
    context["submit_url"] = submit_url
    return render_to_response('create_edit.html', context)

@login_required
def create(request):
    return _create_or_edit(request, Service())

@login_required
def edit(request, service_id):
    service = None
    try:
        service = Service.objects.get(pk=service_id)
    except ObjectDoesNotExist:
        return HttpResponse("Not Found", status=404,)

    authz = AuthZ()
    if not authz.has_access_to_service(request.user, service):
        _log(request, "Tried to view service - no access.  id: %s, name: %s" % (service.pk, service.title))
        return HttpResponse(status=403)

    return _create_or_edit(request, service)

@login_required
def service(request, service_id):

    context = RequestContext(request, {})

    service = None
    try:
        service = Service.objects.get(pk=service_id)
    except ObjectDoesNotExist:
        return HttpResponse("Not Found", status=404,)

    authz = AuthZ()
    if not authz.has_access_to_service(request.user, service):
        _log(request, "Tried to view service - no access.  id: %s, name: %s" % (service.pk, service.title))
        return HttpResponse(status=403)

    _log(request, "Viewed service id: %s, name: %s" % (service.pk, service.title))
    data = {}
    data["service"] = service
    md = markdown2.Markdown(safe_mode="escape")
    data["service_description"] = md.convert(service.description)
    data["hosts"] = service.hosts.all()
    data["tokens"] = AccessToken.objects.filter(service=service)
    for token in data["tokens"]:
        token.markdown_description = md.convert(token.description)

    data["groups"] = []
    for group in service.groups.all():
        data["groups"].append({
            "display": authz.group_display_name(group.source_id),
            "id": group.source_id,
            "membership_url": authz.group_membership_url(group.source_id),
        })

    data["edit_url"] = service.edit_url()
    return render_to_response("service_details.html", data, context)

def _log(request, message):
    logger = logging.getLogger('r_pass.data_log')
    logger.info("%s: %s", request.user, message)


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Q: How to copy folder from Ubuntu to mac I have a virtual box installed with Ubuntu on it. I want to copy a folder from Ubuntu to my local machine i.e. Macbook.
Is there a way to do so?

A: Yes, there is. I do it to copy files from Windows to my Ubuntu virual machine. To do so, you have to:
1) Once you have launched your VM, in the top menu, select "Devices -> Install Guest Additions". After that, the Guest Additions .iso will be loaded.
2) You will see the .iso loaded as a CD image. Run it and it will launch the install process in a Terminal. Follow the instructions until the end of the install process.
3) Reboot your VM.
4) Run you VM, in the top menu, select "Devices -> Shared Folder Settings", click in  to add a new folder, and select the name and the route of the Shared Folder (for example, a folder with name LINUX created in your Mac).

5) Now, go back to your Ubuntu VM, open a terminal and write (again, the name of the folder is just an example. In this case, both folders, Mac and Ubuntu shared folders share the same name):
$ sudo mkdir /media/LINUX
$ sudo mount -t vboxsf LINUX /media/LINUX

6) Finally, if you want to mount the shared folder automatically every team you run your VM, do:
$ gksudo gedit /etc/init.d/rc.local

And add the following line:
$ sudo mount -t vboxsf LINUX /media/LINUX

Hope it works!


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best. arcade(s). ever.
They called us crazy. An arcade with a great bar running arcade machines with original parts offering unlimited play was considered entirely, completely impossible. When we told the industry we'd fill it up with the best games throughout history and work tirelessly to approach 100% game uptime on 30 year-old games, we were laughed out of the room. But we did it. Free Play Arcade has forever changed the landscape of the arcade world. The first of its kind, the best of its kind, we work every day to make Free Play Arcade the best arcade ever.
Free Play Richardson (Launched 2015)
D Magazine – Best Games, 2016; Best Beer Bar, 2017-2019.
Dallas Observer – Best Arcade, 2017; Best Beer Selection in DFW, 2018-2019; Best Throwback Arcade, 2019.
Dallas Morning News – ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐, 2015-2019.
Free Play Arlington (Launched 2017)
Ft. Worth Weekly – Best Bar Games, 2017; Best Arcade, 2018.
Dallas Observer – Best Beer Selection in DFW, 2018.
Free Play Denton (Launched 2018)
Dallas Observer – Best Draft Beer Selection in DFW, 2018.
The average arcade machine at Free Play is the video game equivalent of a concourse d'elegance 1950s automobile restoration, one of those Chevy Bel Airs which seem to have been assembled with tweezers in the same rooms where they make hard drives. The difference is that such a Bel Air is usually sealed away, well-guarded by velvet ropes and, presumably, booby traps. It's pretty unlikely you could go up to the owner and offer him 10 bucks for a spin. But that's exactly what you get to do at Free Play."
– Elliot Wright, "No Quarter", Central Track Magazine
Free Play was founded not due to the lack of arcades in the world but due to the lack of quality arcades in the world. We believe in delivering the best arcade games of all time, in the best condition, to everyone. No matter what it takes, we want you to walk into a retro arcade that has working games, running real components, just as they did when they were released. While other arcades find it acceptable to use knockoff parts, illegal emulator boards, and numerous other things that detract from the original game and the customer experience, we believe that presenting these all-time great games as they were created is the best way for you to fall in love with them.
We also believe that a "best ever" arcade must have amazing customer service and feature fantastic food and drink. With the focus on local craft beer, Free Play has continually been hailed as having the best drink selection of any arcade ever and has been compared favorably to the best beer bars in the nation. Similarly, our "shockingly good" food has elevated the expectations of arcade food from the depths of cuisine to something enjoyable, fresh, and awesome.
In every way, Free Play holds itself to the highest standard.
© 2015 - 2019 Free Play, Incorporated.


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