Now you might think that spraying lighter gas around a warm engine isnt wise, however the flash /ignition reduction of gas is more or less 400C suitably you compulsion a naked flame or spark to set it off and Ive used this method for many years without incident. take effect your exaggeration through each practicable joint one at a era and you should locate it. I use a slightly flattened piece of brake pipe and some rubber hose from the can of lighter gas to find the money for a spraying wand and allow a refer blast of gas into each area, especially those difficult to reach with large implements.
I bought it in July, drove it home from LA (to Utah), and the problems started suddenly after I got it home.Any additional back you can allow is appreciated. I don't know what else to get but endure it encourage to the dealer. I know I've got the shop foreman working on it at the dealer, but I still feel its pushed to the encourage as its obsolete and everyone loses in this situation.
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**To download please follow go to https://github.com/BrainCoder/Dogen/releases/tag/V0.9.4.**

This is a crude do file generator for ModelSim the simulation software bundled with
Quartus Prime.

## Screenshots
![screenshot](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BrainCoder/Dogen/master/demo.png)

## License

[MIT Licence](LICENSE.md)

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In this quick tutorial you'll learn how to draw an Amur Leopard in 9 easy steps - great for kids and novice artists.
At the bottom you can read some interesting facts about the Amur Leopard.
Step 1: The first step in drawing the Amur Leopard is to draw its head. To create the head, draw a circle with two triangle on the top for ears and straight lines coming from the bottom of the head for his neck.
Step 2: Next you will need to draw the Leopard's face. Draw two circles for the eyes and an oval for the nose. Then use straight and curved lines to create the mouth and shape of the nose.
Step 3: Now you will need to draw the body. Start by drawing a curved line coming from the top of the neck out to create the back. Draw an angled line in the lower part of the body for the abdomen and another straight line coming from the bottom of the head for the neck.
Step 4: The next step is to draw the front leg. Use two parallel lines to create the leg and a curved one to create the paw. Add two curved lines to create the shape of the toes.
Step 5: Now draw the other front leg the same as the first one.
Step 6: Next you will need to draw the hind leg. To draw the hind leg, use two angled lines to form the top and bottom of the leg and form the paw the same way as the front one.
Step 7: Then draw the other hind leg the same as the first coming out behind it.
Step 8: The next step is to draw the tail. To create the tail, draw two parallel lines that come together at the bottom.
Step 9: For the final step, you will want to add the body pattern. Create the body pattern above using both small, medium, and large dots. You have now drawn an Amur Leopard.
Amur Leopards are actually a subspecies of leopard. Which means it's a leopard that has a different color of fur and lives in a different place. All leopards have spots though. Amur Leopards can be found in the Southeast Russia and the Jiln Province in China. These leopards eat all kinds of deer, moose, wild pigs, hares, badgers, all kinds of birds, and mice. A male will measure between 42 and 54 inches long. Amur Leopards are "critically endangered" and have been since 1996. They were hunted for their fur and now have to fight with the changes going on around them. Leopards and Tigers often fight over territory; big cats are very protective of their homes. An Amur Leopard has to deal with Tigers coming in and eating all the food. People are trying to help by avoiding destroying the Amur Leopards' habitat. Today most of the leopards live in zoos.
Amur Leopards are the only leopards who live in a snowy climate.
They will eat a Eurasian Black Bear cub if it is less than two years old.
Known for a cream colored coat of fur, but they can have fur that ranges from light yellow to a yellow-red color.
A litter of cubs is 1-4.
Cubs leave their mother at the age of 1 ? or 2 years.
Activity: Want to play a fun variation of capture the flag? Divide into two teams and decide who will lead team "Tiger" and team "Leopard." Instead of flags use something like a box of rice or a bag of oranges.


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Q: Branch.io event logging I am following the below link for logging ecommerce event in branch.io
https://github.com/BranchMetrics/branch-deep-linking-public-api#logging-commerce-events
I am using the same request as mentioned in the link.
but the details are not getting captured in branch.io dashboard.
I am getting "branch_view_enabled": false as a response.
Please help me out if there is any issue in settings ? or explicitly I will have to do something for seeing the events in the dashboard.
A response will be highly appreciated!

A: This is Jackie from Branch.
We are not yet supporting v2/events for commerce yet which is why you weren't able to track it on the dashboard.
Moving forward, please use v1 event request following our official documentation here. I've also included a sample commerce request for your information. In the meantime, we will update the commerce information on our github page so as not to cause any confusion.
curl -X POST https://api.branch.io/v1/event \
  -d '{
  "branch_key": "your_Branch_key",
  "identity": "222",
  "event": "purchase",
  "metadata": {
    "hello": "world",
    "custom_data": "this"
  },
  "commerce_data": {
    "revenue": 50.0,
    "currency": "USD",
    "transaction_id": "foo-transaction-id",
    "shipping": 0.0,
    "tax": 5.0,
    "affiliation": "foo-affiliation",
    "products": [
      {
        "sku": "foo-sku-1",
        "name": "foo-item-1",
        "price": 45.00,
        "quantity": 1,
        "brand": "foo-brand",
        "category": "Electronics",
        "variant": "foo-variant-1"
      },
      {
        "sku": "foo-sku-2",
        "price": 2.50,
        "quantity": 2
      }
    ]
  }
}'

Hope this helps. Please feel free to contact us directly if you have any other questions or issues at support@branch.io.
Best,
Jackie

A: I tried it like this
new BranchEvent("Event Name")
                .addCustomDataProperty("Key", "Value")
                .logEvent(this);
And it shows the event name on the branch dashboard under summary. And my log shows that internally it was targeting the v2. I am sending it through android

https://api.branch.io/v2/event/custom

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HomeComputePaving The Way For Two System Architecture Paths
Paving The Way For Two System Architecture Paths
August 5, 2019 Jeffrey Burt Compute 0
The IT industry is all about evolution, building on what's been done in the past to address the demands of the future. In recent years, that evolution has been accelerating as organizations try navigate their way in a world that is about hybrid clouds and multiclouds, the Internet of Things (IoT) and artificial intelligence (AI), the proliferation data and the trend toward greater mobility, and the rapid proliferation of data and the extension of hardware and software out to the edge.
Architectures over the past decade or more have shifted through such movements as virtualization and hyperconverged infrastructure (HCI) and now are moving more into areas such as software-defined and the cloud, according to Ashley Gorakhpurwalla, president and general manager of Dell's Server and Infrastructure Systems business. It is also beginning to split in two directions that, while distinct, will both be used by enterprises, Gorakhpurwalla tells The Next Platform.
"We've been on a journey for a while, where ten years ago, your server architectures were general-purpose; they'd been designed really to make calculations and then store it," he says in a recent interview. "That's what we do to compute. People started to stay, 'Well, what if I don't want to set up my own infrastructure and be responsible for it?' They said, 'I might have to put it in someone else's infrastructure and let them do that.' They really had these binary choices. It was either roll your own – in some ways, we tried to help them with certain aspects of automation and management and monitoring, but it was usually at the compute level and the storage level and the networking level and data protection – or they had 'I guess I have to let someone else take care of it and I lose control,' or there are other tradeoffs. It was more expensive, or whatever it was."
Moving ahead, HCI and related technologies began to appear, converging compute and storage, delivering greater automation and a more scale-out architecture. It wasn't always an easy solution, but there were more choices, Gorakhpurwalla says. Companies were no longer had to go into someone else's datacenter – in the cloud or with a managed services provider – to reduce the time and expense needed to run the infrastructure in-house. The chore of running infrastructure on premises was eased to some degree, with some of it being automated, provisioned on day one and maintained on day two, enabling organizations to "live a little bit higher on the stack and that's a good tradeoff," he says. "I'm going to live with that tradeoff."
There also came changes in the architecture around lifecycle management and security and storage started to become a paramount architecture change. With HCI converging compute, storage and networking, the localized storage layer became important to the application and to the datacenter environment.
"Networking became less of a north-south, where you went all the way up the architecture and then all the way back down," he says. "You couldn't pay that penalty anymore because of where storage was. So the architecture did change. We were imbalanced because we had more CPU than we had I/O."
Things in the datacenter are continuing to change, Gorakhpurwalla says.
"You start to see that there's two big forks in the road," he says. "There are those who believe that the server architecture – which was all about calculations and storage and data, but we got better with monitoring and localizing and performance – is going one of two ways, and I think it's a patchwork of both. One is much more software-defined and can we afford to have an architecture built around one node at a time and all the maintenance and lifecycle management and the capability and the stranded resources that may happen from one node at a time. Usually if you play that our far enough in the future, people will talk about composability or disaggregation of resources or resource aggregation or software-defined."
The other path is what he calls domain-specific architectures.
"Today's poster child for a domain-specific architecture would be a machine learning training architecture," he says, adding that it's "much less dependent on the old way of doing things, which was calculate some data on your host processor and throw it down to a subsystem. Now it's about the host processor maybe just setting something up and then it's all on the accelerator. It's all going perhaps directly through to some new architecture of persistent memory. They are diverging away, where we're heading toward a future of being able to redefine how we utilize our resources and be very software-defined and another one where our architecture had been about compute it and store it. Now it's going to be about, actually, that data you stored all those years? That's the value."
The massive amounts already being generated, collected, stored and analyzed now are only going to grow in the future as more intelligent devices become connected and start creating even more data. The challenge is trying to not only analyze all the data to find the relevant information and insights that will drive business decisions that lead to more efficient operations and cost savings for the organization and better products and services for customers, but also to do so in as close to real-time as possible. That need for speed is what is fueling the push to bring more compute, storage, networking, analytics and AI and machine learning capabilities out to the edge, closer to where the data is being generated and where much of the effort around architectures and infrastructures is being directed.
According to Gorakhpurwalla, there are a number of technologies that will cross over from the two kinds of architectures, the software-defined approach and domain-specific model.
"In my future of composability, disaggregation, and resource utilization, we need a protocol and a transport layer that can actually pull off having resources not stranded or bound to a processor, but capable of being utilized by many," he says. "That's why we started the work on Gen-Z a few years ago."
Gen-Z is an emerging networking fabric protocol that is promising higher throughput and lower latency. The aim is to drive faster connections between chips, accelerators, main memory and fast storage, fueling the development of more powerful servers that can pack even more cores and accelerators and process more data. Dell has been a vocal proponent of Gen-Z and in a demo at the Dell Technologies World show in early May, the company showed off a PowerEdge MX server – a cornerstone of Dell's Kinetic composable infrastructure efforts – running Gen-Z within the infrastructure framework.
"This is starting now to make things at the end of the wire just as important as the processor and we have made them first-class citizens of the architecture," he says. "But Gen-Z is also going to be incredibly important in machine learning and being able to put architectures together that are big enough to do things that we haven't even dreamed of, in terms of training and learning."
Technologies like Gen-Z will help fuel changes in the infrastructure that are needed to address modern workloads. Traditional architectures featured servers with software where the data was brought in, software rules were written and then answers from the data were returned based on those rules, Gorakhpurwalla says.
"What we're thinking about going forward is an architecture that's different," he says. "I bring data to you, but probably to an accelerator. I can tell you the answers and what I want back from you is the rules. That's the machine learning training model. Then I go to deploy that in inference engines across the edge – under the private edge or the service provider edge – and then those architectures extended either in a cloud operating model, my datacenter, where the data is being held, protected, stored and utilized and then [there is] action at the edge and more data coming in."
There's a role for each path in the datacenter and for systems in each path, he says, pointing to the MX server, which is both a highly secure and automated high-performing blade architecture and it also will play a key role in such future architectures as composability.
"You can see where we designed it for a future that is about disaggregation, about Kinetic architectures, about Gen-Z," he says. "If you put a midplane in there, you know you're about to invest in developed protocols and transports that don't exist today but will in the future. And you set up the fabrics to be smart and ready for a future in which you can bind all of this together. That's an example of how we're going to see these future technologies start to incorporate themselves for these next few generations. But we need software to catch up. We need everything in software – the hypervisors, the kernels, the management frameworks – to take advantage of some of these technologies we're putting in place."
Enterprises will be adopting both paths and Dell is looking to leverage its broad capabilities to address each. For example, at Dell Technologies World, the company in tandem with VMware unveiled Dell Technologies Cloud, which includes an on-premises cloud platform and a datacenter-as-a-services offering. At the same time, Dell announced the DSS 8440, a 4U, two-socket server optimized for machine learning workloads and featuring not only Intel Xeon CPUs but also from four to 10 Nvidia Tesla V100 Tensor Core GPUs, NVM-Express and SATA drives and a high-performance switch PCIe fabric.
The system initially is aimed at training workloads, though the ability to run inference tasks will come down the road.
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Unions organize petition campaign for head office Noot
An agreement has still not been reached on a new collective labor agreement for Healthcare Transport and Taxi. Trade unions FNV and CNV Vakmensen are therefore organizing a petition campaign in Ede on Friday 17 on Friday 17 in Ede, right in front of the head office. van Noot Passenger Transport.
Martijn Kersing, director of Noot Personenvervoer, is the main negotiator on behalf of the employers during the collective labor agreement negotiations. With this action, the unions say they want to give the employers one last chance to come back to the negotiating table with a decent offer. "Whereas, together with the FNV, we have agreed a wage increase of 10, 5 percent as of January 1 2023, the employers will not go further than a two-year collective labor agreement with an 8 percent wage increase as of January 1 2023 and 4 percent as of January 1 30. This comes down to 6 percent per year", is their criticism.
FNV and CNV also blame employers for not wanting to continue paying 100 percent in case of illness from the first day. , that they do not want to abolish waiting days during illness and that they do not want to make clear agreements to ensure that time worked becomes paid time. "This is not acceptable. We therefore call on employers to arrive at a collective labor agreement result before 30 October at the latest. If they want to avoid actions at a time when staff shortages are already causing enough problems, they have to withdraw their final offer and come back with a real offer", according to CNV.
Added value Martijn Kersing has stated that he is not in the least interested in the unions' intention. "I think it's strange that they report here. I think they should be in The Hague. That's where KNV is. In addition, we made our final offer on Friday. I would much rather they had presented this to their members, rather than come here with a petition that started weeks ago. They are free to do what they want, but I don't see the added value in it."
Last Friday, the employers put their final offer on the table, where they also issued an ultimatum connected to. If the unions do not respond to the final offer by Tuesday 17 October, the employers will suspend negotiations indefinitely . According to them, there is a "historically high" wage offer on the table. "Certainly if you look at other collective labor agreements that are currently being concluded", Kersing said about this at the time . Finally, the director of Noot Personenvervoer has announced that the employers will stick to their final offer and the ultimatum.
CNV on collective labor agreement negotiations for healthcare and taxi: 'Unfortunately we didn't manage to get out' )Employers Healthcare Transport and Taxi make final offer and issue ultimatum FNV and CNV: Actions threaten in student and Wmo transport Employers and trade unions are approaching each other in terms of wage offer, but no final agreement yet Despite bright spots, no agreement yet on new collective labor agreement for healthcare transport and taxi FNV organizes 'mass strategy meeting' for drivers Negotiations new c ao Healthcare transport and Taxi are difficult
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Nestled in this coastal paradise is Sufi's Craft And tearoom. Visitors will find a treasure trove of haberdashery, Christmas decorations, craft supplies, souveniers, patchwork & patchwork supplies and local crafts. There are also patchwork and quilting classes available.
Sufi's is also well known for the tea room. A quaint, relaxing cafe serving Devonshire Teas, snacks, hot and cold drinks and home-made soup 7 days a week.
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Email can be sent in one of 3 formats from MRSware. Each format has its own special place and works a little differently. These 3 formats are all defined standards to send email in, however, you will see variations in the way different email software displays these messages.
Plain Text is the simplest of all formats and can be read in all email clients, as well as on all mobile devices. With the increased use of mobile devices by everyone, it has become increasingly important to make sure that your audience can read what you are sending.
Plain Text preserves tab indentation and spaces. Plain Text does wrap lines at a particular line width -- which works fine for continuous sentences, but may cause indented lines that are very long to look odd when line wrapped.
The Quoted Printable format encodes text and characters to preserve non-ASCII characters and line breaks much better than Plain Text. While this format handles special characters and line breaks much better -- helping the readability of emails -- it does not preserve tabs, instead reducing them to a single space, so some indentation may be lost.
HTML format is our rich text format in MRSware. It provides a useful toolbar for adding common text formatting features like bold, italics, and tables. HTML is the most powerful format in layout of an email, but be aware that not all mobile devices support reading HTML emails, and some email clients may display HTML differently than how you intended.
When writing and email message, Users can change the format of that individual message from the "Format" menu.
Appointments, Journals, and Tasks are all part of the greater Activity Tracking system in MRSware. While each has its own niche, they do overlap in some aspects, and purposefully so. What we are going to talk about here is our recommendations for the use of each and how we designed MRSware around there concepts... Each company, of course, is welcome to use them in the way which most fits their style, business, and reporting needs.
Journals are searchable: by Contact, by Date, by Subject, by Category. This allows the User to pull a set of journals for a particular Customer to see what has been going on at that location, or pull a report for a Manufacturer to let them know the amount of activity taking place on their behalf in the field.
Journals are organized by date. What you get is a list that is defaultly sorted by date, resulting in a chronological order of touches with the contact. This makes it very easy to keep up to date on a wider range of contact activities, as well as provides a quick way to look at a contact before a planned visit or call. Additionally, the Journals are intermingled by date with other activities in the Activities tab, so that you get the overall, chronologically-ordered picture of what is taking place.


I designed, letterpressed, and hand-packaged a limited edition of 2011 Recession Calendars for friends and colleagues. Downsized in scale (to reflect the downturn), the art emerged from business after business filing bankruptcy papers. The calendar was made as a rain dance for an economic upswing, demonstrated by the title "The Sun'll Come Out". Each month featured unique art inspired by a particular company that filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection in that month of the previous year. The calendar packaging included a black nail to hang your hopes on—or that month's card.


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The Tarot of Eli, LLC-Minor Arcana: Thoth Tarot- 10 of Wands-Oppression & Triple Goddess Tarot-10 of Wands
Western Hermetic Qabalah, Tantric, Alchemical, and Astrological Tarot Card Comparisons.
· triple goddess tarot
Above all things, know thyself!
Thoth-10 of Wands- Oppression
#10. The Kingdom of Spirit is embodied in my flesh.
Triple Goddess Tarot-10 of Wands
In the Thoth Tarot, the 10 of Wands, is called Lord of Oppression, and is Saturn in Sagittarius. The Angels attributed to the Decan, are Reyayel and Avamel. The 10 OF WANDS-Oppression; is Malkuth in Aziluth and is the influence of Malkuth in the world of Pure Spirit. In the Book of Thoth, on page 194, Crowley writes:
" The number 10 refers to Malkuth which depends from the other nine sephiroth, but is not directly in communication with them. It shows the Force detached from its Spiritual forces. It has become a blind Force; so, the most violent form of that particular energy, without modifying influences.". Where upon the destructive powers of Saturn's lead-jackboots are amplified on the neck of the ethereal-Sagittarius, leading to selfishly applied material force, and often cruelly. On the Thoth, 10 of Wands, the suggestion of the crude leaded bar-like wands,in the form of Dorjes (Tibetan spear- symbols of Thunderbolts) suggests, cruelty, malice, overbearing force and energy that can be injustice.
However, the word oppression may also have a lighter side as one must understand that a certain amount of energy must be oppressed at all times, for form to exist. Energy must be contained in a "Thought Form" before it can become emoted and made manifest. This "vital life force" that we know as "sexual energy", because it must flow from one pole to another (male to female), can also be oppressed in a Tantric Sexual ritual of Energy Magic, to build up to a extreme concentration, much like a "big bang, where upon it is released as a cleansing fire, which completely overwhelms any barriers to Spiritual Manifestation and health in both participants. Then again, too much oppression of energy-in-motion (emotion) leads to disaster. Like electricity, Water or Fire, energy resists this oppression, and will "slip its bonds" at any sign of weakening. Sometimes destructively so. There really are no negative cards in Thoth Tarot, as it is all about "Above all things, know thyself"! Hence, it is about knowledge of which there is no "good" or "bad".
Often, because of cultural indoctrination, we oppress our own ability to act, an obfuscation brought on because of our own self-perspective. Therefore, most of us tend to be crueler to ourselves than to others, because we often fear error in ourselves more than others. We can escape this cycle of destruction if we understand that the oppression we feel, is often the Mind being told by the ego to change perspectives from making a solution to fearing the problem instead. This is because the ego is survival orientated and fears change and above all, risk. However, we can identify oppression as the viral programing of indoctrination and dogma, and choose to act (Will) rather than react (subconscious programming). By catching the ego in its "slave programing" tricks , we can avoid an emotional imprisonment of our spirit being instructed to serve the body's limits. Here one is told to realize the body's feared limits and willfully go beyond them. It also behooves one to remember that it's better to pop a small balloon, than an over pressurized steam boiler. Therefore, stop oppressing our emotional energy and establish a safety pressure relief valve, such as yoga or meditation or even physical exercise. I also find that by daily repeating the "Truth about Self-the Trestle Board" releases "knee jerk" emotional bonds.
Often, by taking things too seriously, we fail to use the power of mirth that cracks the veneer of perspective, so that we can see beyond our self-made prison of "I can't". Truth being, "I can't", usually means "I am afraid to" and/or "I don't want to"; However, "I Can't" becomes a statement of low self-value when often repeated lies become belief. So just say," I don't want to" and get on with your motion. For as we all know, with impassioned focus, we can accomplish anything. The only thing important about importance, is that it isn't important. Therefore, it sometimes helps to laugh at one's fears. That's the beautiful side of Will and "freedom of choice". So remember this, we use "thought" to oppress energy into form, for creation's sake----including our own, but eventually, because change is the only constant in this energy Universe, that oppression will end whether voluntarily or by emotional-explosion. Energy will free itself and continue transformative motion. Those who are freely changing their perspectives, by doing, and seeing error and then correcting it, will find that the once feared end we call death, is merely a movement towards another perspective and will experience what the Tibetans' call "reincarnation", which is simply expanding and liberating one's personality by the addition of experience that always changes perspective. By fearing an end, you seem to have one, by not fearing and end, you consciously experience transformation. All is Mind, and Mind is Self, and the Universe is created to "Above all things, know thyself"! The Tarot 10's are also and end of a cycle. From 10 to 1 again, goes the cycle of transformation. Therefore, this will not last long, all you have to do, is change perspective and not repeat the past.
The mundane meaning of this card is made clear by Crowley, in his Book of Thoth-pg. 194, where he writes," The whole picture suggests oppression and repression. It is a stupid and obstinate cruelty from which there is no escape. It is a Will which has not understood anything beyond its dull purpose, its 'lust of result', and will devour itself in the conflagrations it has evoked." One cannot carry this great burden of "lust of result" for long. This struggle is clearly shown in the Triple Goddess Tarot, a more traditional Tarot Card, where one is overburdened and one can't go any further with such an emotional overload. Hence the term "the straw that broke the camel's back" is experienced and often in an explosion of rage; for example "road rage", that oftens happens after reaching the end of one's endurance to contain the oppressed emotional energy of fear, often called "stress". The image of this Triple Goddess Card, displays an overwhelming burden that has broken down the will to go on. On her path of life, she has taken on more than she can easily handle.
When thrown in a divination and well dignified by the surrounding Cards, such as positive Major Arcana it implies:
The querent is being generous or experiencing generosity from another.
Self-Sacrifice as in the form of oppressing one's wants for another's.
Disinterestedness in a situation.
Emerging from a bad situation.
Wisdom gained from adversity.
With holding sexual energy, under heavy stimulation, for the purpose of amassing a overwhelming amount for explosive healing/transforming purposes (Tantric).
When the 10 of Wands is thrown during a Divination, but is ill dignified by the surrounding cards the Querent may experience:
Cruelty and malice towards others.
Oppression, Injustice and over-bearing strength being applied for selfish and material ends.
Sometimes shows failure in a matter, and opposition too strong to be controlled arising from the person's too great selfishness at the beginning.
Ill will, envy, slander, obstinacy and swiftness in evil.
Dogma.
Fixation.
Authority problems.
The unresolved issues of the father relationship.
Thank you for your interest, comments, and supportive donations. Your generosity blesses you and supports freedom of knowledge. May you live long and prosper.
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According to Deputy Presidential Press Secretary, Linda Nabusayi, who tweeted on her twitter handle, NEC has approved and confirmed the appointment of Bugiri Woman legislator and party Chief Whip, Justine Kasule Lumumba as Secretary General , Nwoya County MP and Minister Without Portfolio Richard Todwong as Deputy Secretary General, Nakaseke Woman MP and Minister of Information and National Guidance, Rose Namayanja as party Treasurer and Kaberamaido County legislator Dr. Kenneth Omona as Deputy Treasurer.
National Executive Committee has also approved outgoing controversial Makerere University don, Dr. Tanga Odoi as its party's Electoral Commission Chairman while former Mbarara Municipality MP John Arimpa Kigyagi was elected unopposed in absence as Deputy EC Chairman. Former Bundibugyo woman MP, Jane Babiiha Alisemera was also nominated and unanimously approved as NRM -EC member.
Government Media Centre Executive Director who doubles as National Resistance Movement (NRM) party Spokesperson announced on his twitter handle that "RM National Executive Committee (NEC) had appointed the party's secretariat staff.
Asked whether thence conference was bothered by the ongoing Constitutional Court case seeking to block the appointment of new SG as petitioned by NRM member Mr Benjamin Alipanga, Opondo said the party wasn't bothered but said they would oblige to whatever comes out of court.


Across the United States at least forty people die each day from overdosing on opioids like Vicodin, codeine, heroin, and oxycontin. Seven percent of drivers who died in car crashes last year were found to have prescription opioids in their systems — seven times more than in 1995.
Considering these alarming rates of overdosing and DUIs, this is serious business. Authorities view it in their traditional way: the problem is drugs. Thus doctors should curtail prescribing, and patients should clean up and go through rehab.
And there is more pain than ever in America. The poor and minorities have always had a rough go, but recently a more favored class, white males, has begun to tumble off the rails. Today, being white and male are the two single greatest risk factors for suicide in the U.S. In fact, white, middle-aged men account for 70 percent of suicides each year.
Some experts describe this trend as deaths from despair, whether by drugs, alcohol, or other means. Nine-tenths of these people occupy a lower socio-economic class, sick at heart, so to speak, over unemployment, poverty, and health concerns. Veterans are at greatest risk. According to a 2014 VA report, twenty commit suicide each day — more than we lose in combat — and two-thirds of them are age fifty or older.
Some people take painkillers for a bad back. Some others take painkillers for a bad life. And sometimes a bad life announces itself as a bad back, if you know what I mean.
Maybe the authorities are aware that this epidemic isn't just about drugs. I suspect they know it's about lives made sad and literally painful by values favoring profit over human welfare. It's harder to address that inequity, though, than to simply pour more money into an extended war on drugs. But when the bottom drops out of a formerly favored class and doesn't get addressed, there's big trouble ahead.
Jeff Kane is a physician and is the author of Healing Healthcare: How Doctors and Patients Can Heal Our Sick System.


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Hagia Sophia – from church to mosque!falki2017-03-19T13:31:35+02:00
Ayasofya Meydanı Sultanahmet Fatih, Istanbul, Turkey
The Hagia Sophia in Istanbul is one the most famous church buildings and most important monuments of the world. Its eventful history does not seem over yet, because there are considerations in Turkey to turn the current museum, which is visited by nearly three and a half million people per year, into a mosque again in the foreseeable future – a plan, which is reviewed differently by people of all persuasions.
From Constantinople to Istanbul – from church to mosque
The Hagia Sophia was build in 537 as a Christian church; it became after the conquest of Istanbul in 1453, at that time still Constantinople, a mosque. Today it serves as a museum and is due to its beauty admired from the inside and the outside, visited and photographed: a strength place for Christians, Muslims and all cultural lovers.
Sublime art in the Hagia Sophia
Hagia Sophia means "holy wisdom", which Istanbul landmark is also called Sophia Church. Until today architects are puzzle, by how a building like this kind could be built at a time like that. The powerful dome of the most important basilica in the world has a diameter of 31 meters!
With the construction of the Hagia Sophia the late antiquity came to an end. When emperor Justinian I. build it with the help of the master builders Anthemios of Tralleis (architect) and Isidor of Milet (mathematician), the four minarets which it has today did not exist yet; they were added later by the Ottomans.
The Hagia Sophia sat from the beginning enthroned as a strength place watching over Istanbul and Christianity, because the patriarch of Istanbul stood above the Roman Pope. Because of that the coronation of the Roman Emperors also took place here in the Hagia Sophia. We have to thank sultan Mehmed II for the preserved beauty of the interior, he only veiled the Christian symbols or had them whitewashed, but he did not destroy them,, instead he added new things. Ataturk turned the mosque into a museum in 1935 – this way the strength place Hagia Sophia was retained for centuries and is admired until today by innumerable people, regardless of their religion.
The beautiful gold filled mosaics from the founding days were partly no longer present before the conquest Istanbul. Nowadays the perhaps most valuable works of art can be found in the upper galleries. Unfortunately in the course of the time further mosaics were destroyed, but figure groups and valuable marble decorations from the Christian era are preserved.
There are varying accounts about the number of bells and save for a little one bell all have been destroyed or dragged away, just like the altar and the liturgical devices. Furthermore carpets were laid out, a loge for the sultan was established and the crosses were removed. The half-moon was introduced and some changes were made, for example for prayer niches, which mosques need. The women's gallery, like it is common until today in mosques, was also customary in Byzantium. Finally, the baptistery became a Muslim grave and the Hagia Sophia the sultans crypt.
Until today a strength place
Today the Hagia Sophia captivates as a strength place, which represents the whole of history of the house, beginning in the time as the main church of Byzantium and the heart of east Rome up to its today's importance as a tourist attraction and landmark of Istanbul. The combination of Christian and Muslim art treasures is probably unique in this kind. In the yard of the Hagia Sophia archaeological findings offer further illustrative material.
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RESIDENCE: Essex Co. VA
Family 1 : John FERGUSON (FARGUSON)
+Katherine FERGUSON (FARGUSON)
Lucy ALVIS
RESIDENCE: Travis Co. TX
Father: James A. ALVIS
Mother: Maria Emeline TATUM
LUCY ALVIS, b. Unknown.
_(RESEARCH QUERY) ALVIS\ALVES _|
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_James A. ALVIS ______|
| (1828 - 1900) m 1856 |
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|--Lucy ALVIS
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|                       _John TATUM ___________________|
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|_Maria Emeline TATUM _|
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|_Sarah MORRIS _________________|
(1820 - ....)                 |
15 Mar 1757 - ____
RESIDENCE: Fauqueir Co. VA
BIRTH: 15 Mar 1757, Fauquier Co. VA
Father: Peter CARTER I
Mother: Judith NORRIS
GENEALOGIES OF VIRGINIA FAMILIES From the William and Mary College Quarterly Historical Magazine, Vol. I. Baltimore, MD: Genealogical Publishing Co., 1982. Page 659. "George Carter (Peter (3), Thomas (2)) remained in Fauquier Co. His will, probated October 29, 1829, left good estate to 7 children. Mentions his children by a second marriage, but does not name them. Personal estate amounted to $1988.71, and included 10 negroes, good furniture, "a parcel of books, a Dictionary, Pamphlets, and Becket Explanatory of the Bible and New Testament."
His children were: William, died in 1812; Presley, Martin Everett Carter, Mitty Norris, Anne Grayson, Pamelia Carver, Elizabeth Carter, and George.
William Carter's will, probated July 27, 1812, mentions 195 acres of land he had purchased from his father, George Carter ,and left his estate to his brothers and sisters as follows: Mitty Norris, 250; Elizabeth Carter, 200; Melia Carter, 200; Anne Grayson ,50; George Carter, 50; and residue to brothers Presley and Everett Carter."
Miller, Joseph Lyon. THE DESCENDANTS OF CAPT. THOMAS CARTER OF "BARFORD", LANCASTER COUNTY, VIRGINIA. Harrisonburg, VA: C.J. Carrier Co., 1982. Page 235. "George Carter, youngest son of Peter and Judith Carter, of Fauquier, born March 15, 1757, was living in that county with his father in 1782. He married and had at least one son, George Carter Jr., George Carter Sr., probably died intestate and his son probably removed from Fauquier, as the will of neither one is of record in that county. The George Carter who died in 1829, mentioned in my notes in THE WILLIAM AND MARY QUARTERLY, I have found to belong to another branch of the family. Little as we know about him, the old Carter Prayer Book seems to have descended in the family of George Carter, son of Peter. The latest records in the book show that Peter Carter at that time was its owner. Of its ownership and whereabouts from that date until 1911 I have the following: In 1851 a Mr. John Payne, of Fauquier, married as his second wife Elizabeth Carter, daughter of George Carter--presumably of Fauquier--and removed to California before the war. Here Mrs. Elizabeth Carter Payne died without surviving issue, and her personal effects later became the property of her stepdaughter, Mary Payne, who married Mr. John Scarlett Smith.....The fact that Mr. Payne and Elizabeth Carter were married in1851 would indicate that she was a granddaughter instead of a daughter of George Carter, youngest son of Peter and Judith Carter. Mrs. Smith knows of no brothers or sisters of her stepmother."
_Thomas CARTER Sr. "the Immigrant"_+
_Thomas CARTER Jr.____|
|                      |_Katherine DALE ___________________+
|                        (1652 - 1703) m 1670
_Peter CARTER I______|
|                     |                       _William WILLIAMSON _______________+
|                     |                      | (1654 - 1673)
|                     |_Arabella WILLIAMSON _|
|                       (1672 - 1737) m 1695 |
|                                            |___________________________________
|--George CARTER
|                                             _William NORRIS ___________________+
|                                            | (1661 - 1714)
|                      _John NORRIS _________|
|                     | (1684 - 1718) m 1708 |
|                     |                      |_Martha NORRIS ____________________+
|                     |                        (1662 - ....)
|_Judith NORRIS ______|
|                       _Edward OPIE ______________________
|                      | (1627 - ....)
|_Mary OPIE ___________|
(1689 - ....) m 1708 |
|___________________________________
Isabella GAINES
RESIDENCE: Culpeper Co.VA; NC
RESOURCES: See: CONFLICT notes [S175] [S979] [S1286] [S2475]
Father: James GAINES I
Mother: Mary PENDLETON
Family 1 : Richard PRICE
MARRIAGE: 1785, VA
Hardin PRICE
CONFLICT: Both children have birth dates after her death date, need more research.
_James GAINES ________________________+
_Richard GAINES I___________|
|                            |_Jane_________________________________
|                              (1638 - ....) m 1656
_James GAINES I______|
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|                     |_Catherine Madison RAWLING _|
|                       (1680 - 1755) m 1704       |
|                                                  |______________________________________
|--Isabella GAINES
|                                                   _Philip PENDLETON Sr. "the Immigrant"_+
|                                                  | (1654 - 1721) m 1681
|                      _Henry PENDLETON ___________|
|                     | (1683 - 1721) m 1701       |
|                     |                            |_Isabella HURT _______________________+
|                     |                              (1654 - 1724) m 1681
|_Mary PENDLETON _____|
|                             _James I TAYLOR ______________________+
|                            | (1635 - 1698) m 1682
|_Mary Bishop TAYLOR ________|
(1688 - 1770) m 1701       |
|_Mary GREGORY ________________________+
Elizabeth KIMBROUGH
25 Feb 1799 - ____
RESIDENCE: Louisa Co. VA
BIRTH: 25 Feb 1799
RESOURCES: See: LDS [S1835]
Father: Joseph KIMBROUGH
Mother: Elizabeth YANCEY
Family 1 : Littleberry LIGON
MARRIAGE: 15 Jul 1819, Louisa Co. VA
_William KIMBROUGH __|
|                     |_____________________
_Joseph KIMBROUGH ___|
|                     |                      _John FIELD Sr.______+
|                     |                     | (1740 - 1789)
|                     |_Sarah FIELD ________|
|                       (1730 - ....)       |
|                                           |_____________________
|--Elizabeth KIMBROUGH
|                                            _Robert YANCEY ______+
|                      _Charles YANCEY _____|
|                     |                     |_Temperance DUMAS ___+
|_Elizabeth YANCEY ___|
|                      _David CRAWFORD III__+
|_Mary CRAWFORD ______|
|_Ann ANDERSON _______+
Eva Marie RULEY
Nancy Ann SANDERS
1793 - 12 Aug 1851
RESIDENCE: SC & E. Feliciana Parish, LA
BIRTH: 1793, Chester Co. South Carolina
DEATH: 12 Aug 1851, Springhill Pltn, E.Feliciana Parish, LA
Father: William Gunnell SANDERS Sr.
Mother: Mary YOUNG
Family 1 : William George DIXON
MARRIAGE: 28 Dec 1811, Adams Co. Mississippi [S2366]
+Ann DIXON
+Mary Eleanor DIXON
+William Sanders DIXON
+Thomas Ferguson DIXON
+Lewellyn George DIXON
+Benjamin Franklin DIXON
+Louisiana DIXON
+Jared Young DIXON
+James Monroe DIXON
_William Gunnell SANDERS Sr._|
| (1769 - 1825)               |
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|--Nancy Ann SANDERS
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|_Mary YOUNG _________________|
(1774 - 1827)               |
Comte AYMON "the Pacific" de SAVOIE of Savoy
TITLE: Comte
RESIDENCE: Savoy
+BLANCHE MARIA de SAVOIE
SAVOIA Geographic historical region of France south orients situated them in the western Alps, between the lago of Geneva and the course of the Rodano.
Caswell L. SMITH
Father: Caswell SMITH
Mother: Mary LEDBETTER
_(RESEARCH QUERY) SMITH _
_(RESEARCH QUERY) of Louisiana SMITH of Louisiana_|
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_Caswell SMITH ______|
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|                                                                        |_________________________
|--Caswell L. SMITH
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|_Mary LEDBETTER _____|
|                                                   _________________________
|__________________________________________________|
Polly SOUTHER
RESIDENCE: Burlington, Boone Co. KY
BIRTH: 25 Dec 1804, Kentucky
DEATH: 16 May 1870, Burlington, Kentucky
BURIAL: Old Burlington Cemetery, Burlington, KY
Father: Abraham SOUTHER
Mother: Elizabeth WILHOITE
Family 1 : John GAINES
MARRIAGE: 24 Oct 1824 [S2588]
_Henry SOUTHER ____________________________________
_Michael SOUTHER _________|
|                          |___________________________________________________
_Abraham SOUTHER ____|
|                     |                           _Louis Ludwig FISHER "the Immigrant"_______________
|                     |                          | (1706 - 1773)
|                     |_Mary or Margaret FISHER _|
|                       (1744 - ....)            |
|                                                |_Anne Barbara BLANKENBAKER ________________________+
|--Polly SOUTHER
|                                                 _Adam WILHOITE ____________________________________+
|                                                | (1719 - 1763) m 1739
|                      _Michael WILHOITE ________|
|                     | (1749 - 1805)            |
|                     |                          |_Catherine BROYLES ________________________________+
|                     |                            (1722 - ....) m 1739
|_Elizabeth WILHOITE _|
|                           _Fawatt or Theobold DeVald CRISLER "the Immigrant"_
|                          | (1700 - 1776) m 1734
|_Elizabeth CRISLER _______|
|_Rosina GAAR ______________________________________+
Chammas TULLOS
RESIDENCE: Pike Co. MS
RESOURCES: See: [S257] [S1338]
Father: Temple Christopher TULLOS
Mother: Talitha MORGAN
Family 1 : Vera Mae BAKER
_____________________________|
_Temple Christopher TULLOS _|
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|                                                          |_____________________
|--Chammas TULLOS
|                                                           _David MORGAN _______+
|                                                          | (1780 - 1836) m 1806
|                             _William Pierce MORGAN ______|
|                            | (1826 - ....) m 1841        |
|                            |                             |_Mary ANDREWS _______+
|                            |                               (.... - 1868) m 1806
|_Talitha MORGAN ____________|
|                              _Nathan SANDERS _____+
|                             | (1792 - 1856) m 1810
|_Angeline Cassandra SANDERS _|
(1824 - ....) m 1841        |
|_Cynthia BENNETT ____


Volume 3 presents the supplementary materials that support the settlement history of the Vrokastro region, derived from intensive and systematic survey. The book presents brief summaries of regional pottery of the Bronze Age, Roman, and medieval to modern periods (with tables). Illustrations include maps, plans, pottery profiles, and photographs of sites, features, and pottery. The CD-ROM pottery catalogue is divided into four main units: Neolithic-Geometric, Orientalizing-Hellenistic, Early Roman-Late Roman, and Late Byzantine through Turkish-Modern. Many of the sites have been damaged or destroyed by recent development, and this publication will remain their only record.Hayden, Barbara J. is the author of 'Reports On The Vrokastro Area, Eastern Crete The Vrokastro Regional Survey Project Sites And Pottery', published 2005 under ISBN 9781931707794 and ISBN 1931707790.
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Poem Review»
Yukon's Gold Rush
Yukon's Gold Rush Poem Review by Quality Writers
An analysis of the poem "The Law of the Yukon" by Robert W. Service.
# 104286 | 722 words | 3 sources | MLA | 2008 |
Published on Jun 09, 2008 in Literature (Poetry) , English (Analysis) , Canadian Studies (History, Culture)
The paper shows how the poem "The Law of the Yukon" by Robert W. Service reflects the dreams of Yukon's gold rush. The paper discusses how Service makes many references to the harsh climate and inhospitable terrain of the Yukon that the gold miners faced. The paper also conveys Service's awe of the Yukon's natural beauty.
"Robert Service wrote many poems about the Yukon and the hardships as well as the excitement of the prospector's life and became to voice of the Yukon that represented the people that flocked to the gold rush. The Law of the Yukon describes the land of the Yukon as well as its inhabitants. Service describes the hardships of the life in the Yukon, stating that "only the String shall thieve", but the poem is also riddled with the excitement about the North and its mystique, particularly since the gold rush was more or less over by the time Service wrote about it. Service was not the only writer to focus his work on the great white north. Jack London also wrote many stories about the North as well as the Klondike gold-rush."
"Klondike Gold Rush". Wikipedia: The Free Encyclopedia. 20 May 2007. 21 May 2007. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Klondike_gold_rush
"Gold fever". PBS Online. 1999. 18. May 2007. < http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/gold/>
Service, Robert, W. The Law of the Yukon. 1907 and 1916.
Cite this Poem Review:
Yukon's Gold Rush (2008, June 09) Retrieved February 02, 2023, from https://www.academon.com/poem-review/yukon-gold-rush-104286/
"Yukon's Gold Rush" 09 June 2008. Web. 02 February. 2023. <https://www.academon.com/poem-review/yukon-gold-rush-104286/>
"White Fang"
A positive critique of Jack London's classic story of a part wolf, part dog pup born in the Yukon.
"The Law of the Yukon"
An analysis of the poem, "The Law of the Yukon", by Robert W. Service.
The Territorial North
The territorial north is made up of 1.17 million square kilometers of forests, mountains, and tundra filled with wild, clean rivers that feed thousands of lakes. Over 40,000 individuals live in this area among the natural rugged beauty. Half the ...


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            /* example:
            "function(event,dayDelta,minuteDelta,revertFunc) {"+
            "alert('The end date of ' + event.title + 'has been moved ' + dayDelta + ' days and ' + minuteDelta + ' minutes.');"+
            "if (!confirm('is this okay?')){revertFunc();}"+
            "}";
             */

    }

    // ------------------------------- FUNCTIONS
    public string RenderJSON()
    {
        // Convert with ISO8601 Date/Time
        return JsonConvert.SerializeObject(this.events, new Newtonsoft.Json.Converters.IsoDateTimeConverter());
    }
    // fc_js :: bulids the javascript output for creating the FullCalendar object
    public string fc_js(js vars)
    {
        string output = "$('#" + vars.id + "').fullCalendar({" +
            "events:" + vars.events + ","+
            "header:" + vars.header + "," +
            "editable:" + vars.editable.ToString().ToLower() + "," +
            "allDaySlot:" + vars.allDaySlot.ToString().ToLower() + "," +
            "defaultView:" + vars.defaultView + "," +
            "defaultEventMinutes:" + vars.defaultEventMinutes.ToString() + "," +
            "aspectRatio:" + vars.aspectRatio + "," +
            "height:" + vars.height + "," +

            "eventRender:" + vars.eventRender+","+
            "eventDrop:" + vars.eventDrop + "," +
            "eventResize:"+vars.eventResize

        + "});";

        return output;
    }

    public int findEvent(string id)
    {
        for (int t = 0; t < this.events.Length; t++)
        {
            if (this.events[t].id == id) { return t; }
        }
        return -1;
    }

    // --[ addEvent ]--
    // DESC: Adds a generic event to the array
    public int addEvent(string id, string title, DateTime Start,DateTime End,bool allDay=false
        , bool editable=false, string tooltip="", int color=255)
    {
        Array.Resize(ref events, events.Length + 1);
        this.events[this.events.Length - 1] = new fc_event();
        this.events[this.events.Length - 1].id = id;
        this.events[this.events.Length - 1].title = title;
        this.events[this.events.Length - 1].start = Start;
        this.events[this.events.Length - 1].end = End;
        this.events[this.events.Length - 1].allDay = allDay;
        this.events[this.events.Length - 1].editable = editable;
        if (tooltip != "") {
            this.events[this.events.Length - 1].tooltip = tooltip;
        }
        else {
            this.events[this.events.Length - 1].tooltip = "Title: "+title;
        }
        this.events[this.events.Length - 1].color = color_HTMLHEX(color);
        return this.events.Length - 1;
    }
    // --[ delEvent ]--
    // DESC: Removes an event from the array
    public void delEvent(string id)
    {
        fc_event[] newEvents = new fc_event[this.events.Length-1];
        if (this.events != null)
        {
            //. if only one
            if (this.events.Length == 1) { this.events = new fc_event[0]; return; }
            //. rebuild array without undesired event
            int t,a;
            // we can leave the array the same until we reach the control to be removed
            for (t = 0; t < this.events.Length; t++) {
                if (this.events[t].id == id){break;}
            }
            // check if the removed control is at the end of array..otherwise, shift remaining array
            if (t == this.events.Length - 1) {
                Array.Resize(ref this.events, t);
            }
            else {
                for (a=t;a<this.events.Length-1;a++){
                this.events[a] = this.events[a+1];
                }
            }
        }
    }
    // --[ moveEvent ]--
    // DESC: Moves both the start and end dates by Deltas
    public void moveEvent(string id, double dayDelta, double minuteDelta)
    {
        int iEvent = this.findEvent(id);
        this.events[iEvent].start = this.events[iEvent].start.AddDays(dayDelta);
        this.events[iEvent].start = this.events[iEvent].start.AddMinutes(minuteDelta);
        this.events[iEvent].end = this.events[iEvent].end.AddDays(dayDelta);
        this.events[iEvent].end = this.events[iEvent].end.AddMinutes(minuteDelta);
    }
    // --[ resizeEvent ]--
    // DESC: Resize end date by Delta
    public void resizeEvent(string id, double minuteDelta)
    {
        int iEvent = this.findEvent(id);
        //this.events[iEvent].end = this.events[iEvent].end.AddDays(dayDelta);
        // Check to make sure not trying to go past starting time...
        if (this.events[iEvent].end.AddMinutes(minuteDelta) >= this.events[iEvent].start)
        {
            this.events[iEvent].end = this.events[iEvent].end.AddMinutes(minuteDelta);
        }
        else
        { // just make same as start
            this.events[iEvent].end = this.events[iEvent].start;
        }
    }

    // --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    // REF: http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee692908.aspx
    public void add_OutlookCalendar(DateTime Start, DateTime End)
    {
        Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application OutlookApp = null;
        Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.NameSpace mapiNamespace = null;
        Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.MAPIFolder CalendarFolder = null;
        Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Items outlookCalendarItems = null;

        OutlookApp = new Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.Application();
        mapiNamespace = OutlookApp.GetNamespace("MAPI"); ;
        CalendarFolder = mapiNamespace.GetDefaultFolder(Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlDefaultFolders.olFolderCalendar);
        string filterDateRange = "[Start] >= '" + Start.ToString("g")+ "' AND [End] <= '" + End.ToString("g") + "'";
        outlookCalendarItems = CalendarFolder.Items.Restrict(filterDateRange); // Only get the appts. by dates needed
        outlookCalendarItems.IncludeRecurrences = true;
        foreach (Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.AppointmentItem item in outlookCalendarItems)
        {

            if (item.IsRecurring)
            {
                Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.RecurrencePattern rp = item.GetRecurrencePattern();
                /*
                 *    RecurrenceType    Properties      Example
                 *    ______________________________________________________________________________
                      olRecursDaily     Interval        Every N days
                                        DayOfWeekMask   Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

                      olRecursMonthly   Interval        Every N months
                                        DayOfMonth      The Nth day of the month

                      olRecursMonthNth  Interval        Every N months
                                        Instance        The Nth Tuesday
                                        DayOfWeekMask   Every Tuesday and Wednesday

                      olRecursWeekly    Interval        Every N weeks
                                        DayOfWeekMask   Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday

                      olRecursYearly    DayOfMonth      The Nth day of the month
                                        MonthOfYear     February

                      olRecursYearNth   Instance        The Nth Tuesday
                                        DayOfWeekMask   Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
                                        MonthOfYear     February
                 *
                 * VALID properties for each type from MSDN
                    olRecursDaily
                    Duration , EndTime, Interval, NoEndDate, Occurrences, PatternStartDate, PatternEndDate, StartTime

                    olRecursWeekly
                    DayOfWeekMask , Duration, EndTime, Interval, NoEndDate, Occurrences, PatternStartDate, PatternEndDate, StartTime

                    olRecursMonthly
                    DayOfMonth , Duration, EndTime, Interval, NoEndDate, Occurrences, PatternStartDate, PatternEndDate, StartTime

                    olRecursMonthNth
                    DayOfWeekMask , Duration, EndTime, Interval, Instance, NoEndDate, Occurrences, PatternStartDate, PatternEndDate, StartTime

                    olRecursYearly
                    DayOfMonth , Duration, EndTime, Interval, MonthOfYear, NoEndDate, Occurrences, PatternStartDate, PatternEndDate, StartTime

                    olRecursYearNth
                    DayOfWeekMask , Duration, EndTime, Interval, Instance, NoEndDate, Occurrences, PatternStartDate, PatternEndDate, StartTime
                */
                AppointmentItem reoccuringAppt;
                for (DateTime dateChk = Start; dateChk <= End; dateChk=dateChk.AddDays(1))
                {
                    try
                    { // just see if one exists for this date, if not continue!
                        reoccuringAppt = rp.GetOccurrence(DateTime.Parse(dateChk.ToShortDateString() + " " + item.Start.ToShortTimeString()));
                        add_OutlookCalendar_item(reoccuringAppt);
                    }
                    catch {
                        continue;
                    }
                    //// For each date requested, we want to know if a
                    //switch (rp.RecurrenceType)
                    //{
                    //    case Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlRecurrenceType.olRecursDaily:
                    //    case Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlRecurrenceType.olRecursWeekly:
                    //        // Basically, we just decided that we can check to see if an appt. exists for any of the days of the week
                    //        // and accomplish adding a week to the schedule
                    //        if ((rp.DayOfWeekMask | OlDaysOfWeek.olMonday) == OlDaysOfWeek.olMonday)
                    //        {
                    //        }
                    //        switch (rp.DayOfWeekMask)
                    //        {
                    //            case Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlDaysOfWeek.olMonday:

                    //                break;
                    //            case Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlDaysOfWeek.olTuesday:
                    //                break;
                    //        }
                    //        //dateChk.AddDays(
                    //        //nextoccurencestartdate = dateadd("d", occurencestardate,1)
                    //        break;
                    //    case Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlRecurrenceType.olRecursMonthly:
                    //    case Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlRecurrenceType.olRecursMonthNth:
                    //    case Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlRecurrenceType.olRecursYearly:
                    //    case Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.OlRecurrenceType.olRecursYearNth:
                    //        // for all these, either an appt. exists for the
                    //        break;
                    //}
                }
                //DateTime first = DateTime.Parse(Start.ToShortDateString+ new DateTime(2008, 8, 31, item.Start.Hour, item.Start.Minute, 0);
                //DateTime last = new DateTime(2008, 10, 1);
                //Microsoft.Office.Interop.Outlook.AppointmentItem recur = null;
                //for (DateTime cur = first; cur <= last; cur = cur.AddDays(1))
                //{
                //    try
                //    {
                //        recur = rp.GetOccurrence(cur);
                //        MessageBox.Show(recur.Subject + " -> " + cur.ToLongDateString());
                //    }
                //    catch
                //    { }
                //}
            }
            else
            { // One-time Appts.
                add_OutlookCalendar_item(item);
            }
        }

    }

    private void add_OutlookCalendar_item(AppointmentItem item) {
                Array.Resize(ref this.events, this.events.Length + 1);
                this.events[this.events.Length - 1] = new fc_event();
                this.events[this.events.Length - 1].id = item.EntryID; // item.GlobalAppointmentID;
                this.events[this.events.Length - 1].title = item.Subject;
                this.events[this.events.Length - 1].start = item.Start;
                this.events[this.events.Length - 1].end = item.End;
                this.events[this.events.Length - 1].editable = true;
    }

    private string color_HTMLHEX(int color) {
        return string.Format("#{0:X2}{1:X2}{2:X2}",
                (byte)((color & 0xff0000) >> 0x10),
                (byte)((color & 0xff00) >> 8),
                (byte)(color & 0xff)
                );

    }

} // end FullCalendar
}


Charles "Chuck" Heimann, Colonel (retired), served over 29 years in the United States Army from May 1987 thru October 2016. He holds a Master's Degree in Organizational Management and a Bachelor's in Mass Communications. He served as a Signal Officer in units from tactical through strategic echelons, including the 5th Special Forces Group (Airborne), Joint Communications Support Element (Airborne), 1st Armored Division, 4th Infantry Division, 101st Airborne Division (Air Assault), United States Army Pacific, United States Central Command, and Headquarters, Department of the Army. Chuck ranked among the top in every position in which he served. With deployments to Operation Southern Watch (Saudi Arabia), Operation Iraqi Freedom (Iraq) with Ross, and Operation New Dawn (Iraq), Chuck oversaw the fielding, innovation, engineering, installation, security, and management of critical communications in some of the most austere environments possible.
In 2016, COL Heimann and his wife retired and settled in Sterling, Virginia. Since retirement, Chuck worked with NES Associates for one year as Director, Strategic Operations, Enterprise Services and Cyber Operations. In July 2017, an opportunity presented itself with CORVUS Group in support of Headquarters, Department of the Army G-3/5/7-Cyber Directorate, in which Chuck worked to bring Phase II, Staffing and Contracting (P2SC) its first sub-contract and kick starting the company onto its current path and propelling it into future endeavors.
Chuck and his wife Gretchen have two children: Shiloh – 26, and Scott, 24, and live with their four dogs: Sigo, Kona, Mac, and Bulleit. Chuck is a Life Member of the: American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Armed Forces Communications an Electronics Association (AFCEA), 101st Airborne Association, and Signal Corps Regimental Association (SCRA).


What The Heck Is Schmaltz?
One of my favorite aspects of homesteading is learning how to make good use of everything. Schmaltz is no exception. Maybe it's the sense of empowerment from being able to create something wonderful from "nothing". Or perhaps it's the money saved or the trip to the store that I don't have to make. I love the feeling of almost magically providing something more from what we already have.
And let's face it, when I process my own chickens it really motivates me to make the very best of that creature's life. Any waste feels disrespectful. I wash and save the feathers to make things like "mother hen" boxes to keep baby chicks warm at night. I make stock with the bones and after straining the liquid, I mash the bones and feed to the chickens to boost calcium rather than buying oyster shells. Although I haven't done this yet, the entrails can be thrown in a bucket with holes drilled around to make a fly larvae machine to boost chickens protein sources. But until recently, I had never heard of people appreciating chicken fat until I discovered schmaltz!
I first learned that rendered chicken fat was a "thing" when I came across a jar of schmaltz while grocery shopping online. Turns out schmaltz is the German word for rendered chicken or goose fat. Usually onions have been added once the skin bits start to brown. It's been said that schmaltz is to Jewish cuisine as olive oil is to the mediterranean diet. Mind. Blown. Not only is this fat held in high regard, but so are the crispy bits of skin that fry up into golden crunchy morsels called gribenes.
Of all of the traditional fats, chicken fat has the highest polyunsaturated fat (PUFA) content. PUFAs are not bad in and of themselves in a diet of well-balanced fatty acids. Unfortunately most packaged foods and restaurant dishes contain oils that are not only high in PUFAs but those oils are highly processed and full of free radicals. If you're not consuming foods made with high PUFA vegetable oils or other sources of high polyunsaturated fats on a regular basis, schmaltz is not only safe but nourishing(1). Goose schmaltz is a lower PUFA option.
Soy is shown to increase PUFAs in chicken (2). Making schmaltz from soy free birds is a wise idea, although soy free chicken fat is still plenty high in PUFAs. As with any animal fats, I buy and raise organic whenever possible, because some pesticides and herbicides bioaccumulate in fat tissues. In any case, always keep fats below the smoke point to avoid free-radicals!
After roasting a bird with some onions (or not), strain and refrigerate drippings, and scoop off the rendered fat from the top. Skins can be eaten on the spot or chopped up and fried up in the fat until browned and crispy. Onions could be added at this point as opposed to being added to the initial roasting of the poultry. You won't get much at all from one bird, but this is an easy way to make schmaltz, and it can be frozen to save it up.
Collect and freeze fat from several chickens before they are cooked, until you have about a pound. Chop it up in to small bits, toss in a pot with a little water added, and carefully simmer, adding chopped onions when chicken skins are just starting to brown. When they are browned and crispy, strain out liquid through a cotton cloth or coffee filter.
As you can see there are numerous ways to enjoy yet another traditional food in your own kitchen, and quite likely without increasing your food bill! If you enjoyed this article please share the good news and comment below.


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