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Nicaragua News from the Past that Seems Like the Present
We selected some of the news written over forty years ago that seem to be written today and that have been rescued by Avil Ramirez on Twitter.
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@KeylingTRomero
On Twitter, Avil Ramírez, has been responsible for rescuing the historical memory of Nicaragua, showing through newspaper clippings, the news that was recorded by the main newspapers since fifty years ago and that today warn us that we have repeated the history.
Ramírez started this news collection about ten years ago. He did it because of his insatiable desire to learn more about the country's history through the newspapers. Without imagining that as time went by a deja vu of what he read would happen. Now he shares with his followers the covers and the notes that seem written today.
"Perhaps what has been facilitated to me to be reacting to what is happening daily in this new stage of civic struggle, is that I have the ease of knowing what happened in the past, for having read almost all the files I have. Therefore, it is easy for me locate events in the media because I know more or less the dates," says Ramirez, 55.
Through a historical journey that he shares on his Twitter account he has shown how even the slogans that were used during the Somocista dictatorship have returned, even the names that the dictator used in his last years in power, such as his "Operation Clean-up)".
"The analogy that we can draw up with the slogans is incredible. Back in the day Somoza's supporters would shout "don't go, you stay" and now Ortega supporters use "the commander stays", they are incredible similarities and perhaps it is what has attracted the attention of the users in the social networks," he explains.
In the coming weeks Avil will publish a book where he collects the covers published by the Novedades newspaper, which belonged to the Somoza dynasty. For now, we leave you the covers that has given us the feeling that they were just published.
There are no political prisoners:
Like the dictator Anastasio Somoza, Daniel Ortega has denied in several interviews the existence of political prisoners. According to him, "those who are detained and tried in Nicaragua are for common crimes. Whoever commits a crime commits a common crime. There is not a single detainee here for speaking out against the Government.
Somoza releases political prisoners:
Daniel Ortega has not officially recognized the existence of political prisoners. However, he was pressured to release hundreds of Nicaraguans who had been arrested for protesting against his mandate. This also happened in the 1960s and 1970s, when the Somoza dictatorship existed.
Marches require permits:
On September 30, 2018, Daniel Ortega, banned demonstrations in public spaces imposing a premise that they must be authorized by the National Police. However, this institution that is directed by him has never approved any march, rather they have been responsible for stopping, repressing and intimidating those who dare to demonstrate. In this cut a note of the newspaper News of 1979 is observed that could have been written at present.
ReconciliationReconciliación
In January of this year, Rosario Murillo, vice president and wife of Daniel Ortega, imposed a law of national reconciliation that caused discomfort among Nicaraguans, however, the funny thing is that forty years ago, in January 1979, Somoza also proclaimed a speech in which he asked for "reconciliation among all Nicaraguans with a sincere interest in exalting the nation."
Support for Somoza in 1978:
Months before Anastasio Somoza Debayle left his post as president of Nicaragua in July 1979, he still filled places and his followers chanted the slogan "Don't go, stay." This would be a deja vú today, as Daniel Ortega's followers make songs and shout with confidence the phrase "the commander stays."
Students take refuge in Churches:
As now, forty years ago, churches also served as a refuge for young people who rose up against the Somoza dictatorship that had been commanding and taking over Nicaragua for almost forty years. This was repeated since last year, when religious temples served to shelter unarmed protesters who ran towards them to save their lives.
Cry of democracy:
The historical memory of Nicaragua shows us that for more than a century the social struggle has always been for democracy. And the last cycle of social struggle to achieve that dream began on April 18, 2018.
Dialogue:
At the end of the eighties, when Daniel Ortega first served as president of Nicaragua, he was also forced to sit down to negotiate in a National Dialogue and as he now exhausted all means to remain in the presidency.
Burial of the Fallen:
One of the hardest times for Nicaraguans has been to remember those who died for the Sandinista cause and today those who have been killed for asking for a change of government again. To date, according to the Inter-American Commission on Human Rights, 325 people have died.
The Sandinistas were terrorists:
Using the term "terrorists" for his opponents is not exclusive to Daniel Ortega. Forty years ago dictator Anastasio Somoza Debayle used it to refer to the Sandinista guerrillas struggling to get him out of the Nicaraguan presidency. At that time the Catholic Church and independent media such as La Prensa were also singled out to promote hatred as read in this cut from the Somocista newspaper Novedades.
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Crypto payment button app Money Button has announced support for giant OP_RETURN data sizes, allowing users to store files of up to 100KB on a single transaction on the blockchain. Leveraging the Bitcoin SV (BSV) blockchain, Money Button announced the service would be available to its users free of charge, which miniscule fees of just $0.07 per 100KB transaction.
The news paves the way for Money Button users to rely on Bitcoin as a data carrier, and on a massive scale, with the capacity for huge transaction volumes thanks to the scalability of BSV.
The OP_RETURN data can be integrated into Money Button through a simple OP_RETURN parameter, with the ability to insert an OP_RETURN script into a list of outputs manually for greater control.
The announcement follows Steve Shadders's recent breakthrough, where he discovered how to increase OP_RETURN data sizes within the existing Bitcoin SV node software.
Previously thought to be potentially unworkable, the breakthrough, and Money Button's decision to support giant OP_RETURN transactions, are a further reflection of the strength of Bitcoin SV.
With an eye to the future, Money Button said Bitcoin SV was ushering in a "new era" for bitcoin, and that it was now possible to build the apps that will fund the miners of tomorrow.
To learn more how Money Button added support for giant OP_RETURN data, read here.


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Arrivals & nights spent in Gozo & Comino accommodation both up
by Gozo News · July 2, 2014
Total arrivals and nights spent in collective accommodation establishments during April advanced by 12.9 and 10.0 per cent respectively when compared to the corresponding month last year, the National Statistics Office said today.
Total arrivals and nights spent in Gozo and Comino increased by 8.6 and 15.0 when compared to last year, reaching 6,497 and 21,143 respectively.
On a national level, total arrivals in collective accommodation establishments during the month under review numbered 143,637, while total nights spent amounted to 752,685.
All hotel categories recorded increases in total nights spent, with the largest share of guest nights reported in 4-star hotels, accounting for 348,166 nights, or 46.3 per cent of the total.
The average length of stay in collective accommodation establishments went down from 5.4 nights in April 2013 to 5.2 nights during the month under review. The net use of bed-places stood at 63.8 per cent, up by 6.0 percentage points when compared to the corresponding month last year.
Total arrivals in Malta numbered 137,140, up by 13.1 per cent over April 2013. Additionally, a rise of 9.8 per cent was recorded in the number of nights spent. Meanwhile, the average length of stay edged down by 0.2 of a night to 5.3, when compared to last year. The net occupancy rate advanced from 58.4 per cent to 64.5 per cent.
On a national level, there were 159 active collective accommodation establishments during April, with a net capacity of 17,813 bedrooms and 39,517 bed-places. On average, each establishment had 2.2 beds per room.
Total arrivals during the first four months this year amounted to 406,145, an increase of 11.3 per cent over 2013. Total nights spent went up by 5.3 per cent, reaching 2.1 million.
The net use of bed-places rose by 3.0 percentage points to 48.6 per cent.
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Voting changes in store for town
EXETER -- The town took its first step in moving the voting location from Town Hall to Talbot Gym in the old high school on Linden Street.
Charles Tucker, moderator of both the town and the Exeter Region Cooperative School District, appeared before the Board of Selectmen on Monday asking if the board would support the change.
Tucker said the gym is larger, offers more parking, and is safer for pedestrians. Plus, usually the doors of Town Hall are kept open and in March that can make the hall very cold.
He also asked the board if it would support purchasing a new ballot counting machine. The school district would help pay for the cost, he said. A third machine would help Exeter and other towns such as Kensington and East Kingston, which count by hand.
The town's deliberative session would still be held in Town Hall, which Tucker said is large enough to support the usually small crowd.
The board agreed the town should back both proposals and asked Town Manager Russell Dean to do further research.
Residents turn out for Lindenshire co-op
Residents of Lindenshire turned out in force to join the newly formed cooperative Wednesday night.
Some 285 residents attended the meeting, said Chris Clasby, project director of the manufactured housing park program with New Hampshire Community Loan Fund. He said 205 households paid the $25 fee to join the co-op.
Residents elected a seven-member board of directors with two alternates. Clasby said the board was given power to move forward to request a short-term loan for a deposit on the park, retain an attorney, and develop a purchase and sale agreement.
"It was a very good showing based on what we typically see as co-ops develop and move towards purchasing their park," Clasby said.
He said the co-op will meet again no later than Jan. 10 to vote to submit the purchase and sale agreement.
Residents recieved a letter last month stating the park was for sale for $15.6 million. Residents were given 60 days to form a co-op and offer a competitive bid to purchase the park.
-- Adam Dolge


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Empowerment Features
I Am Her: Cynthia Chua On Self-Love And Vulva-care
Advocating for feminine health
Alyana Olivar , on 29 Nov, 2021
Cynthia Chua is a known figure in Singapore's lifestyle industry. As the founder of Spa Espirit Group, the company behind brands like Strip, TWO L(I)PS, Browhaus, Tiong Bahru Bakery and Open Farm Community, she has won multiple awards including the Singapore Tourism Board's 2012 Tourism Entrepreneur of the Year. Since her foray into the business in the late 90s, Cynthia has successfully tapped into the different lifestyle needs of Singaporeans from body grooming to artisanal coffee to the French bakery scene.
Many years down the line, one thing remains to be one of Cynthia's strongest agenda: female self-love and the importance of vulva-care.
Spa Espirit Group CEO and founder Cynthia Chua.
ICYDK, Strip — Spa Espirit Group's chain of waxing salons — recently launched the Voyage to the Vulva-verse campaign with the hopes of empowering women in Singapore to give more TLC to their intimate area and educate them on feminine health. With conversations on feminine health still being pretty taboo in our region, Strip wants to dispel this stigma and normalise talking about caring for your Y-zone.
One of these endeavours includes the "Enter the Y-Zone" poll, which showcased 5000 perspectives on the vulva in Singapore. According to the poll, 17%, or about 850 of the respondents, are ashamed of how their vulvas look, and 150 of them have considered invasive labia surgery for non-medical reasons. With such opinions surrounding the vulva, Cynthia and Strip hope to change this mindset and celebrate the uniqueness of our Y-zones.
Ahead, Cynthia Chua shares more about the Voyage to the Vulva-verse campaign, Strip, and her vulva-care essentials.
Time flies — it's been four years since we last spoke about your ventures! Let's fill in the blanks again: I am a ___, ___, and a ___.
"I am a dreamer and visionary who is always pushing the boundaries, passionate about creating brands that impact people's lives positively and an advocate for creating movements such as Voyage to the Vulva-verse to empower women to love your vulva more."
You founded STRIP when waxing salons in Singapore were "medieval" in practice. What made you want to improve the quality of waxing salons in the first place?
"When I first opened Strip, Brazilian waxing in Singapore was taboo. The techniques used caused a lot of pain and discomfort, hygiene standards were terrible and there was a stigma of promiscuity attached to it. I want to normalise [waxing], to educate people that it is an important part of body grooming. Using fun and humorous marketing campaigns, coupled with the top-notch techniques and hygiene standards that we developed, we managed to change that mindset. Today, Strip has transformed the landscape of body grooming and Brazilian waxing has become a norm."
"It is all about self-care and self-love," shared Cynthia.
Strip has since expanded from waxing services to also offering complete vulva care rituals like the Rosebud Vajuvenation. How do these rituals help improve our self-image and confidence as women?
"It is all about self-care and self-love. I always believed that loving and taking care of yourself is an important part of building self-confidence. Since we started Strip nearly 20 years back, we have changed the body grooming culture. Brazilian waxing is now the basic [service].
We never sit on our laurels, it is always about understanding the customer's needs, filling the gaps in the market, pushing the boundaries and creating innovative offerings to improve self-care and love. From waxing to AFT (semi-permanent hair reduction) to Rosebud Vajuvenation (improving the vulva's firmness and skin texture), to Two Lips, one of the world's first dedicated range of luxurious vulva care products, it is all about loving yourself more and amplifying confidence."
You also offer intimate care products like vulva masks and serums with TWO L(I)PS. What was the inspiration for creating skincare products for your vulva?
"Through Strip, we've pruned four million bushes worldwide and many of our customers have shared their concerns, discomfort and embarrassment about their vulva with our waxing therapists. We've heard them, and that's when I decided that I want to develop a dedicated vulva care product line to address these issues and boost [their] confidence. The vulva is an extremely important part of the female form that has always been neglected. We want to change that, to educate people that vulva care is as important as caring for the rest of your face and body.
Two Lips Blackout Activated Charcoal Mask.
We started with the Blackout Mask and have since grown the range to 14 products to care, treat and pamper the vulva area. The brand has gained so much traction that we decided to open an experiential physical store to make the benefits of Two Lips [products] more accessible and to further normalise the care and conversation about the vulva."
From revolutionising waxing and intimate care products, what made you want to start advocating to normalise conversations about the Y-zone?
"Having changed the way people groom themselves and dispelling the notion that vulva grooming is taboo, we now want to change the mindset that talking about the vulva is something embarrassing. We want to celebrate this important body part and normalise the conversation around it. We've been in the field for 19 years and as the market leader, we have come across tons of customers and friends who have issues on their vulvas but are too uncomfortable to speak about it. As intimate care experts, we want to offer a platform for women to speak their minds about the vulva and to champion self-love and care. We want you to love your vulva more."
What are your essentials for taking care of your vulva?
"Rosebud Vajuvenation, one of my favourite treatments I have at Strip. It's an innovative self-care treatment for your vulva that helps to improve skin laxity, boost collagen production and maintain healthy blood flow on the vulva. Using a combination of radiofrequency (RF) technology, heat and gentle suction, fibroblasts in the skin are encouraged to produce collagen, while existing collagen fibres contract. This brings an immediate skin-tightening effect, stimulated collagen production which over time will re-shape and firm the skin, and a boost in oxygen levels that improve skin radiance.
Two Lips Me Time Set.
[Another favourite is] The Two Lips Me Time Set that is specifically curated to detox, hydrate, brighten and even out your skin. Whether you're embarking on your vulva care journey or looking to elevate your self-care ritual, the Me-Time set has everything you need. The set contains our star product: five pieces of the Blackout Mask; Diamond, a gentle vitamin-C serum; Pout, a hyaluronic acid serum, and Undercover, a peptide-36 anti-blemish cream. All of our Two Lips products are made without sulphates and petrochemicals, and are gynaecologically and dermatologically tested."
This story was created in partnership with Spa Espirit Group.
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While I was doing research for the Space Invaders emulator, I found a forum post somewhere that said something like "if CHIP-8 is too easy for you, try Space Invaders". I'd never heard of CHIP-8 before, so I looked into it and it's very interesting.
It was designed for people to program really early home microcomputers. Instead of using actual microprocessor opcodes, it was always designed to be a virtual language and be interpreted at runtime. The Wikipedia article says that CHIP-8 enjoyed a renaissance when people started using it to program HP48 calculators.
The original CHIP-8 machine code is only 35 different instructions. Following a similar method that I outlined before for the 8080, I was able to write a CHIP-8 disassembler and emulator to run CHIP-8 programs in only 8-10 hours. A lot of that time was spent running different programs to work out problems in my emulation.
If you haven't read this site's Introduction sections yet, please look through them to get the background you'll need to follow this section.
In the next section, I'll make a disassembler for CHIP-8 programs. After that I'll go through the instructions to get an idea of how to implement the emulator.


Chicago, IL – September 25, 2013 – (RealEstateRama) — A team of local government and nonprofit leaders recently capped off a 100-day collaborative effort to end chronic homelessness in Chicago, resulting in over 400 individuals and families moving from the streets and into housing. Another 120 veterans, most of them chronically homeless, were issued rental assistance through the Jesse Brown VA Medical Center and Chicago Housing Authority federal grant partnership called VASH (Veteran's Affairs Supportive Housing).
The "100-day Boot Camp" was supported by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Affairs (HUD), the U.S Department of Veteran's Affairs (VA), and the U.S. Interagency Council on Homelessness (ICH), convened by Community Solutions and the Rapid Results Institute and coordinated by CSH.
The achievements are the direct result of the hands-on efforts of the VA, the City of Chicago, and over 50 private, non-profit, supportive housing agencies that provided housing or conducted street and shelter outreach. "The Boot Camp is proof that when agencies with a common goal work together real results can be achieved and because of this partnership, we have fewer people sleeping on the streets of Chicago tonight", said Betsy Benito, CSH Director in Illinois. "CSH is excited that our Central Referral System (www.chicagocrs.org), a web-based housing application tool that prioritizes high-need applicants for supportive housing referrals, was integral to facilitating permanent housing for the most vulnerable in Chicago." In the month of August, 90% of those housed by the VA and by housing providers accessing the CRS were chronically homeless. This subpopulation has long been under served by homeless-dedicated housing resources. Chicago is a priority community in ending homelessness and has been on the forefront of strategies and energy on the issue for over 10 years. Since joining the national 100,000 Homes Campaign in August 2010, Chicago has continued to identify and engage the most vulnerable and chronically homeless individuals and families, finding them a home in permanent supportive housing.
About the Boot Camp HUD is supporting Rapid Results Boot Camps across the country to engage leaders in strategic communities to raise their efforts and energy in meeting the federal goals of ending chronic and veteran's homelessness in line with the Federal Strategic Plan to End Homelessness. Chicago, Suburban Cook County, Phoenix, Santa Clara, New York, New Orleans and Nashville, attended the May Boot Camp held in Chicago. Leaders from the key federal agencies participate on monthly calls and listen to what local communities need to reach their goals.
About CSH CSH transforms how communities use housing solutions to improve the lives of the most vulnerable people. We offer capital, expertise, information and innovation that allow our partners to use supportive housing to achieve stability, strength and success for the people in most need. CSH blends over 20 years of experience and dedication with a practical and entrepreneurial spirit, making us the source for housing solutions. CSH is an industry leader with national influence and deep connections in a growing number of local communities. We are headquartered in New York City with staff stationed in more than 20 locations around the country. Visit csh.org to learn how CSH has and can make a difference where you live.


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Q: Ubuntu Touch: chromium port? There doesn't seem to be a chromium (or Google Chrome) port available in Ubuntu Touch (OTA10.1, bq M10). Does one exist, or are there any plans to have one (even without touch / small screen optimizations)?

A: The system browser in the phone/tablet images is based on the Chromium Content API, and so is roughly the same experience as one would have with Chromium.
If you wish to use Chromium as a legacy X11 app, you should be able to install it inside the legacy apps container with Libertine, in the same way that Firefox/Libreoffice are available.
Google does not provide generic ARM builds of Chrome, so the proprietary Chrome browser version will not be usable.

A: You can use the command line tools to install applications in a libertine container. First you create a container in the writable part of the file system. I used the instructions here
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1yJepibh68YaQijWO3Z3dWTtTTmzXnMmEE8eswhUXzw4/edit?pref=2&pli=1
The intsructions also tell you how to make a desktop file so it appears in the apps scope. I successfully installed emacs this way.
If you try to do this in the terminal app, you will run into problems due to lack of permissions. The easiest way around this is to start the ssh server with
sudo android-gadget-service enable ssh

Then run
ssh-keygen
cat ~/.ssh/id_rsa.pub >> ~/.ssh/authorized_keys
eval $(ssh-agent)
ssh localhost

Now you can follow the instructions and set up your libertine container and install applications. This script automates the process (I haven't tried it):
http://paste.ubuntu.com/16001183/

A: I am going to find a way to install Chromium on Ubuntu touch. The other methods mentioned here are not completely correct.
While it is true that Google does not provide arm64 builds for Chromium, valid working builds do exist. I have installed one that provides casting to my smart TV, on Manjaro linux. This was done on my Pinephone. Now however, I am running Ubuntu Touch on my Pinephone.
The state of Libertine containers is pretty messy today. It is a lot of hassle and does not work as advertised from the Settings --> System Screen. So to me Libertine is not the answer.

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Johann Gottlieb Bleidorn (* 1749 in Langenschwarz im Kreis Hünfeld in Hessen; † 5. März 1792 in Weimar) war von 1774 bis 1784 Pächter des sog. Welschen Garten, der umgestaltet in den Park an der Ilm einbezogen wurde.

Bleidorn erhielt diesen zur Pacht mit der Auflage, die sog. Schnecke und die Alleen zu pflegen. Das tat der ab 1776 zum Hofgärtner ernannte Bleidorn auch. Bleidorn zahlte den Angaben von Wolfgang Huschke zufolge 50 Taler Pacht. Diese beiden Konditionen, die Zahlung der Pacht und die Instandhaltung der Alleen und die der sog. Schnecke, waren für die herzögliche Kammer sehr günstig. 1784 wurde der Pachtvertrag dem Hofgärtner mit dem Hinweis gekündigt, dass der Welsche Garten dem Park angegliedert werden sollte. Die Pflege dieses Bereiches oblag ihm aber weiterhin. Bleidorn sollte einer im Jahr 1788 von Carl August verfassten Instruktion zufolge die im westlichen Teil befindliche Parkgärtnerei einschließlich der Gewächshäuser bewirtschaften und eine Baumschule einrichten. Er war dem Hofgärtner Carl Heinrich Gentzsch direkt unterstellt.

Varia
Im Haus des Hofgärtners Bleidorn in dessen Küche ereignete sich am 11. Februar 1781 ein Kindsmord, verübt von seiner Dienstmagd Dorothea Altwein.

Literatur
 Art.: Bleidorn, Johann Gottlieb: in: Weimar: Lexikon zur Stadtgeschichte, hrsg. von Gitta Günther, Wolfram Huschke und Walter Steiner, Weimar 1998, S. 46.

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Hofgärtner
Person (Weimar)
Geboren 1749
Gestorben 1792
Mann

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Our first Passive House, Park Passive in Madison Park will be open to the general public on Friday, November 13th, as part of International Passive House Days, a worldwide open house event happening this weekend. Affordable, comfortable, and environmentally friendly—the Passive House embodies the best in sustainable construction. Typically, buildings meeting the Passive House Standard use 80 to 90 percent less energy for heating and cooling, savings far greater than any other building standard delivers.
All tours are free. Visitors are welcome between 3 p.m. and 5 p.m.


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Broken Angel Update: 11/13
November 14, 2006 / Robin Lester Kenton
From Chris Wood:
The building Broken Angel is a unique melding of art and architecture designed by my father Arthur Wood, and located in the Clinton Hill section of Brooklyn. The original building was bought at a city auction in 1979, and major construction was completed in 2002. On 10/10/06 a structure at the top of Broken Angel caught fire. Thanks to the quick action of the New York City fire department no one was harmed, and only minimal damage was done to the building. Unfortunately the fire brought the attention of the department of buildings (DOB) who vacated my parents, the owners and guardians of Broken Angel. My family is currently working with the architecture firm, Jordan Parnass Digital Architecture http://www.jpda.net/news.html, to bring the building to code, however we are still being threatened with demolition by the DOB. On Wednesday 11/15/06 the Brooklyn Supreme Court will begin hearings on whether the actions of the DOB are justified. Additionally we will be selling photographs and paintings as a fundraiser at Artez'n (444 Atlantic Avenue, Brooklyn NY). These works of art can also be viewed and purchased on line at http://www.artezn.com/product/?product_id=5246 .We are attempting to raise funds to save the building and develop it in a way that will help the community. In selling our art work we are hoping to make Broken Angel a permanent art installation and fixture of Brooklyn. For those who are interested in viewing the building additional photos of Broken Angel can by seen at http://www.flickr.com/photos/onebadapple/ . In closing my family would like to say thank you to all of the people who have been so gracious in their offers of help. We deeply appreciate your support.
Looks like there are some photos of the building for sale for the fundraiser, which sounds to me like a great way to raise money. Check it out. I know I will!
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Any set of instructions on how to start a garden generally begins with "Find an area that receives at least six hours of sunlight each day", but many of us with small, urban yards can't be picky. Most edibles grow better with lots of sun, especially in cooler climates, but even if the location isn't ideal, I'd say that a reduced harvest is better than no harvest at all.
If your shady area is under a deciduous tree, there may be quite a bit of sun in early spring, before the leaves are fully out. There might be time to start quick-growing crops like radishes or greens before it gets too shady, and as the sun gets less strong in that area, these vegetables will be less likely to bolt or become bitter. This is especially true in areas with hot summers - the hotter your summer is, the more likely it is that your vegetables will appreciate a little shade.
And before the list, a rule of thumb: fruiting, hot-weather plants (like tomatoes) need more sun; cool-season leafy vegetables handle shade better. Many plants that are a little "wild" will also thrive in less ideal conditions, so don't be afraid to experiment with some new edible plants!
Tolerates light shade: Asparagus, pole beans, beets, brussels sprouts, cabbage, carrots, cauliflower, celery, garlic, kohlrabi, onions, parsnips, rutabaga, swiss chard and turnips.
Tolerates partial shade: Broccoli, garden cress, kale, leeks, lettuce, peas, potatoes and radishes. Several herbs will also do fairly well in these conditions, including chamomile, lavender, rue, sweet marjorum, cilantro, tarragon, parsley, oregano and thyme. If you have a place for shrubs or vines, you could try lowbush blueberries, saskatoon berries, currants, or hardy kiwi (Actinidia kolomikta).
Grows well in partial shade: Try greens such as spinach, sorrel, watercress, arugula, claytonia, endive, escarole, mustard, New Zealand spinach, radicchio and orach; herbs that will do well include chives, chervil, lovage and sage. If you want fruit try rhubarb, alpine strawberries, gooseberries and raspberries.
Good king Henry is a hardy, perennial vegetable from Europe usually used for spring shoots, although it also has edible leaves and flowerbuds.
Saffron crocus (Crocus sativus) is an autumn-blooming bulb whose reddish stigmas produce the extremely expensive spice of the same name.
Water celery (Oenanthe javanica) can be grown in water gardens or moist garden soil and its leaves are used in soups or salads.
Skirret is a mild-flavoured root crop that can be grown as a perennial.
Udo (Aralia cordata) is a large, hardy perennial whose shoots are used somewhat like asparagus, although they must be soaked or boiled before eating to remove an unpleasant flavour.
Okinawa spinach (Gynura crepioides) is a cooking or salad green with purple-undersided leaves that grows best during hot weather.
Scorzonera is often grown as a root crop, but its leaves can also be eaten like lettuce.
Turkish rocket (Bunias orientalis) is a perennial brassica with somewhat spicy leaves that can be eaten cooked or raw, and it also produces flowerbuds that resemble broccoli raab.
Sea kale (Crambe maratima) is a perennial kale often used for its blanched spring shoots, although it also has edible leaves and flowerbuds.
Achira (Canna edulis) is similar to ornamental cannas and can be used as a root crop.
Groundnut (Apios americana) is a hardy, perennial root crop with small tubers that are high in protein.
Water mimosa (Neptunia oleracea) is a floating aquatic plant with edible leaves.
Camass (Camassia spp.) has edible bulbs (not to be confused with death camass, Zigadenus spp.) that should be cooked in a pressure cooker at 257F for nine hours, after which it is apparently delicious.
Daylilies are usually used for their edible flowers, or the flowerbuds, which, when dried, are the "golden needles" used in Chinese cooking.
Edible hibiscus (Abelmoschus manihot) has very ornamental flowers, and its leaves can be used raw or cooked and as a thickener for sauces.
Musk mallow (Malva moschata) is another ornamental plant with similar uses to edible hibiscus.
Pokeweed (Phytolacca americana) should never be eaten once the plant shows any pink, but the young shoots are apparently tasty after they have been cooked in several changes of water, otherwise they, and every other part of the plant, are very poisonous.
Linden (Tilia spp.) is a tree whose young leaves can be eaten.
Stinging nettle (Urtica dioica) is a nutritious, hardy perennial that loses its sting with a little wet cooking.
Highbush cranberry (Viburnum trilobum) produces crops of sour berries that are high in pectin and make a decent cranberry jelly.
Ostrich fern (Matteuccia struthiopteris) is used for its tender spring shoots, often called fiddleheads.
Giant Solomon's seal (Polygonatum biflorum var. commutatum) has spring shoots that are used almost exactly like asparagus.
Ramps are wild onions that resemble scallions and mostly grow in spring, going dormant in warmer weather.
Sissoo spinach (Alternanthera sissoo) forms a ground cover whose leaves are used for cooked greens.
Wood nettle (Laportaea canadensis) is a nutritious, hardy perennial vegetable said to be less invasive and to have better flavour than stinging nettle, its leaves are eaten cooked.
Bunchberries (Cornus canadensis) are a dwarf dogwood with that produce small quantities of berries. The flavour is usually described as bland, but they are high in pectin.
For more complete cultivation information on some of the odd, weedy plants listed, consult Eric Toensmeier's excellent book Perennial Vegetables . And never again think you can't grow anything to eat in the shade!


(CNN) — If a blue-eyed, chisel-cheeked mugshot can make an Internet sensation of a criminal suspect, can the law be far behind?
In this case, it's a lawman — specifically, a San Francisco street cop whose in-uniform images are making him a cyber-celebrity with a badge.
San Francisco Police Officer Chris Kohrs — the "Hot Cop of Castro" to his fans and friends — became a viral sensation after a stranger created a Facebook page in his honor, nicknaming him after Castro Street, where Kohrs was posted at the time. The Facebook page has received more than 19,000 likes in about three weeks.
"I was out there one day doing traffic control and some guys asked if they could have photos of me and I consented. It kind of went viral from there," the 36-year-old Kohrs said in a phone interview with CNN.
Kohrs' Facebook page creator Nathan Tatterson told CNN it all started with his friend's photo of Kohrs sitting on his motorcycle.
User comments ranged from praise ("One of San Francisco's Police Finest!") to a touch risqué ("Crime has increased in the Castro with men of all stripes begging to be arrested and punished on the spot.").
Kohrs, who has been on the police force for six years, said it was "all a shock" to him.
"I've never met the person that created the Facebook page. I'm not even on Facebook," he said laughing.
His new-found fame follows on the trail of convicted felon Jeremy Meeks, whose mugshot stirred a collective swoon nationwide after authorities in Stockton, California, posted it on social media in June.
In his case, Kohrs sees an unintended, broader benefit of the online publicity for one cop on the street. "It has strengthened the bond between the community and the police," he says.
Kohrs laughs at the suggestion of becoming a model or an actor — he is dedicated to his job of service as an officer, including responding to 911 calls, and he takes the work seriously.
"We are called upon to respond to some pretty bad situations and although we can't reverse what has been done, we can make a bad situation better. We can make the city a better place to live, and I think police officers have a big impact on the health and safety of the community," he said.
"I'm real happy here. If it's going to be this good I'm going to stay," he said.
His Facebook fan base includes both women and men equally, with the most-repeated questions being whether he is straight or gay, single or married.
Straight, single, no kids, he said.
And for the record: Kohrs enjoys dining out, watching movies, snowboarding, riding motorcycles, traveling and water skiing.


Activity : Corporate Social Responsibility activity organized by TFI BINUS University.
Content of topic : Sharing knowledge with SME Community about comfort and health which affected by working posture.
The CSR took place on 15th February 2014 talked about poor working posture in everyday activities often leads to serious health problems and can prevents someone working properly. Participant is also asked to assess their own safety level of working posture using Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA). Self-assessment is including: arm and wrist analysis, lower arm position, wrist position, neck position, and trunk position. Self-assessment shows that participant's common posture are working with computer or working on sit position. Final risk score for each one are between 3 and 4. The score is indicate that further investigation and change may needed for some position of their posture. No one has score more than 4, it means on average their risk is on moderate level. RULA score is indicate level of risk, the higher score on RULA, the higher risk for participant to experience musculoskeletal discomfort and how urgent change is needed.


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It is the purpose of this chapter to regulate the (1) construction, (2) reconstruction, (3) destruction, and (4) inactivation of water, cathodic protection, and monitoring wells in such a manner that the ground water of the county will not be contaminated or polluted and that water obtained from wells will be suitable for beneficial use and will not jeopardize the health, safety or welfare of the people of this county. (Ord. No. 1348, §1.).
The following words and phrases, whenever used in this chapter, shall be construed as hereafter set out. Words not otherwise defined in this chapter shall have the meaning ascribed to them in the California Department of Water Resources Bulletin No. 74-81 ("Water Well Standards"), 74-1 ("Cathodic Protection Well Standards"), and 74-88 ("Monitoring Well Standards"), as each may be amended.
Animal or fowl enclosure means an area of land where animals are corralled, penned, tethered or otherwise caused to remain in confinement in a restricted area and where supplemental feeding is required.
Applicant means (1) the legal owner(s) of the property on which the well is to be constructed, reconstructed, or destroyed; or (2) that owner's agent authorized in writing to make this application; or (3) a licensed well©drilling contractor who shall perform the work on the well.
Cathodic protection well means any artificial excavation in excess of fifty feet constructed by any method for the purpose of installing equipment or facilities for the protection electrically of metallic equipment in contact with the ground, commonly referred to as cathodic protection.
Contamination and pollution shall have the meanings ascribed to them by California Water Code Section 13050.
County means the county of Solano, acting through its board of supervisors.
Destruction of wells shall consist of the complete filling of the well in accordance with the procedures outlined in Bulletin 74©81, "Water Well Standards: State of California" of the California Department of Water Resources.
Emergency means a circumstance which is either (1) an imminent threat of or is actually contaminating or polluting the groundwater of this county; or (2) jeopardizes the health or safety of the people of the county; or (3) will cause a substantial or immediate loss of property, crops, or livestock.
Environmental health division means the environmental health division of the Solano County Environmental Management department.
Inactive well, or inactivation is a well not routinely operating but capable of being made operable with a minimum of effort. It shall be considered abandoned and proper destruction required when it has not been used for a period of one year, unless the owner demonstrates the owner's intention to use the well again. An inactive well shall be maintained pursuant to the requirements of Bulletin 74-81.
Monitoring well means any artificial excavation used for the purpose of monitoring fluctuations in groundwater levels, quality of underground waters, or the concentration of contaminants in the underground waters. "Monitoring wells," as used in this chapter, does not include those monitoring wells regulated pursuant to local regulations dealing with the underground storage of hazardous substances. Also, it shall not include monitoring for the purpose of private sewage disposal systems.
Nuisance means a well which threatens to, or which contaminates or pollutes the ground water of this county in such a way that it jeopardizes the health and safety of the public. A nuisance also means anything which creates an unsanitary or unsafe condition resulting from water well-drilling activity.
Person means any individual, firm, partnership, general corporation, association or governmental entity. "Governmental entity," as used herein, shall not include an irrigation district, nor include any local agency exempt from the application of this chapter pursuant to state law, and shall include the United States to the extent authorized by federal law.
Program manager means the program manager of the environmental health division , or his or her authorized representative.
Reconstruction shall mean only the deepening of a well, reperforation, sealing or replacement of a well casing.
Water well means any artificial excavation constructed by any method for the purpose of extracting water from, or injecting water into, the underground. This definition shall not include: (a) oil and gas wells, or geothermal wells constructed under the jurisdiction of the department of conservation, except those wells converted to use as water wells; or (b) wells used for the purpose of (1) dewatering excavation during construction, or (2) stabilizing hillsides or earth embankments.
Well shall have the meaning ascribed by the California Water Code, Sections 13710-13712. (Ord. No. 1348, § 1.).
(a) It shall be unlawful for any person to construct, reconstruct, or destroy any well unless such person has (1) obtained a permit issued by the project manager for the specific work to be performed; or (2) in the case of an emergency, fully complied with the provisions of this chapter relating to emergencies.
(b) It shall be unlawful for any person to construct, reconstruct, destroy, or inactivate any well unless such construction, reconstruction, destruction, or inactivation is in accordance with the standards set forth in this chapter. (Ord. No. 1348, § 1.).
(1) Applicant's name, address, and current phone number.
(2) A statement that the contractor performing the work is licensed under the provisions of Chapter 9 of Division 3 of the Business and Professions Code as a well-drilling contractor possessing a C-57 water contractor's license, and such license is in full force and effect; the number of such license; and a valid workers' compensation certificate of insurance. In those situations where a well©drilling contractor does not have employees, he or she may sign a workers' compensation waiver in lieu of a certificate of insurance.
(3) Estimated or proposed depth of the well, casing material, sealing material, sealing method, intended use of the well, and drilling method to be used.
(4) Location of the property and well site, including street address and/or assessor's parcel number; and the legal owner of the property.
(5) A plot plan indicating the location of the well with respect to the following items.
i. Underground storage tanks containing hazardous substances.
(6) Permits shall be issued subject to the terms, conditions, and standards of this chapter.
(7) A permit issued for construction of a well covers the construction of one completed well. If the well driller proposes to change the site of the well from that shown on the site plan of a permit, the change in site must be approved by the county prior to drilling. An alternative well site should be approved on initial site plan in areas where water availability is marginal.
(8) Every permit issued pursuant to this chapter shall expire upon completion of the task authorized thereby; however, in any event, such permit shall expire one year from the date of issuance.
(b) Where owners of existing wells request inspection of said wells, the fee schedule adopted by the board of supervisors pursuant to this section shall be applicable. (Ord. No. 1348, § 1.).
(a) Well sites. No well shall be located any closer to the items or areas hereinbelow indicated than the distances specified, except on written approval of the program manager. Monitoring and cathodic protection wells may be located within easements and may be exempted from property line setbacks. Water wells may only be located in public utility easements if written permission is first obtained from the utility, and a copy of the written permission is included with the application. Water wells may not be located within public or private road easements. Other than property lines, hazards are to be located downslope from the well if possible, with a minimum of the following distances. Where special hazards are involved, these distances shall be increased.
*A variance to reduce the property line setback distance to not less than ten feet may be granted by the program manager to prevent unnecessary hardship or injustice, in instances such as where parcel size or water availability would otherwise prevent development.
(b) Annular space. The space between the well casing and the wall of the drilled hole (the annular space) shall be effectively sealed to a depth of at least fifty feet on all public water supply wells and twenty feet for individual wells drilled in Solano County after the effective date of the ordinance codified in this chapter.
(c) Sounding tube. Every water well casing shall be equipped with a three-fourth inch or larger taphole with threaded plug, or similar access for the introduction of water measuring devices and disinfection solution. For wells fitted with a "well cap" the cap shall have a removable threaded plug for this purpose.
(d) Drilling waste. Drilling waste must be confined to the parcel on which the well is being drilled and may not be discharged so as to create conditions which violate federal and state laws and regulations or local ordinances. Should drilling waste be removed from the site, it shall be disposed of at an approved disposal facility.
(e) Mud pits. Mud pits created to confine drilling mud shall be maintained during the well drilling operation so as not to be a safety hazard. It shall be the well driller's responsibility to properly earth fill the mud pit(s) upon completion of the job.
(f) Set-up time. The minimum time that must be allowed for annular seals containing Type II and III (six-pack) cement to set shall be twenty-four hours before construction operations on the well may be resumed. When additives to shorten setting time are used with the cement, this set-up time may be reduced to a minimum of six hours before air jetting, bailing, swabbing, test pumping, or further construction on the well may be resumed.
(g) Log of well. Any person who has drilled, dug, excavated, or bored a well subject to this chapter shall, within thirty days after completion of the work, furnish the program manager with a signed copy of the report required by Section 13751 of the California Water Code.
(h) Horizontal wells. The location and design of horizontal or lateral wells shall be approved by the program manager on a case-by-case basis prior to approval to construct or reconstruct such wells.
(i) Administrative variance. The program manager may grant an administrative variance to the provisions of this chapter where written evidence is submitted that a modification of the standards will not endanger the health or safety of the public and strict compliance would be unreasonable in view of all the circumstances. Notice to adjacent property owners shall be required at least ten days prior to granting any variance involving property line setbacks.
a. Minimum standards dimension ratio (SDR) shall be twenty-six.
b. Carry the seal of the National Sanitation Foundation NSF-WC.
(2) All casing shall have additional thickness and weight if standard thickness is not capable of withstanding forces to which it is subject.
(3) The well casing must be clearly marked by the manufacturer showing: nominal size, type of plastic material, standard dimensional ratio (SDR), ASTM designation, and National Sanitation Foundation (NSF) seal of certified approval.
a) The program manager may suspend or revoke a well permit issued under this chapter whenever he/she determines that a condition resulting from any work performed under such a permit constitutes a nuisance as defined herein, or when the applicant, his/her agents, employees, or the licensed well drilling contractor performing the work (1) violates any permit or (2) misrepresents any material facts in the application for a permit.
(b) Except in emergency situations, before the program manager suspends or revokes a well permit, the program manager shall make a reasonable effort to notify the applicant and the licensed well driller performing work under the permit if the well driller is not the applicant and to provide an opportunity for each to show cause why the permit should not be suspended or revoked.
(c) Upon notification by the program manager that no valid permit has been issued or that the permit is suspended or revoked, no further work shall be performed until such violation has been abated.


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Q: How to use std::regex? I'm using C++ Primer 5th to learn C++. The code below is copied from P729.
#include <iostream>
#include <regex>
#include <string>

int main()
{
    // find the characters ei that follow a character other than c
    std::string pattern("[^c]ei");
    pattern = "[[:alpha:]]*" + pattern + "[[:alpha:]]*";
    std::regex r(pattern);
//  ~~~~~~~~~~~^~~~~~~~~~~ where the exception was thrown.
    std::smatch results;

    std::string test_str = "receipt freind theif receive";
    if (regex_search(test_str, results, r))
        std::cout << results.str() << std::endl;

    return 0;
}

When running it, an exception was thrown :
terminate called after throwing an instance of 'std::regex_error'
  what():  regex_error
Press <RETURN> to close this window...

By debugging step by step, I found it was thrown while constructing the object r from the code from bits/regex_compiler.h:
  template<typename _InIter, typename _TraitsT>
    bool
    _Compiler<_InIter, _TraitsT>::
    _M_bracket_expression()
    {
      if (_M_match_token(_ScannerT::_S_token_bracket_begin))
    {
      _RMatcherT __matcher(_M_match_token(_ScannerT::_S_token_line_begin),
                   _M_traits);
      if (!_M_bracket_list(__matcher)
          || !_M_match_token(_ScannerT::_S_token_bracket_end))

        __throw_regex_error(regex_constants::error_brack);
     // ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
      _M_stack.push(_StateSeq(_M_state_store,
                  _M_state_store._M_insert_matcher(__matcher)));
      return true;
    }
      return false;
    }

OK.The code above is totally beyond what I can understand.That's what I have tried so far.Can anyone tell me what's gong on here? How to fix it?
UPDATE:
The compiler I'm using:
gcc version 4.8.1 (Ubuntu 4.8.1-2ubuntu1~13.04)

A: You need to use minimal version of g++ 4.9 to use  regex properly.(You can compile it with lower versions, but it's broken)
You can download g++ 4.9 from their side. GCC SITE
After that try:
g++49 -std=c++0x -static-libstdc++.
I try to search more about it for you.
EDIT: g++49, because of the reason, that version 4.9 can't be default after building it.


Seventh in an eight-part series examining the Cowboys' free-agent needs. This list has been updated noting if players have or haven't signed with other teams.
Perhaps the most complex position to evaluate this offseason for the Cowboys is linebacker because of all the unknowns.
How the Cowboys approach free agency at linebacker will greatly be determined by whether they can re-sign unrestricted free agent Anthony Hitchens. If he signs elsewhere, the Cowboys will likely be more aggressive. If he re-signs, the Cowboys could just turn to the draft to add depth unless they like a veteran who could come at a bargain.
Other unknowns at the position include whether All-Pro Sean Lee can stay healthy and whether Jaylon Smith can continue to progress and get closer to the player he was at Notre Dame before his serious knee injury.
Even if the Cowboys do re-sign Hitchens, they still need to add depth at linebacker. Kyle Wilber is also an unrestricted free agent and might not return.
The Cowboys also need reliable players behind Lee and Smith considering their injury histories. And they have no long-term protection. None of their linebackers has more than two years left on his contract.
Note: Hitchens signed a 5-year, $45 million contract with the Kansas City Chiefs.
Cowboys executive vice president Stephen Jones has said one of the club's top priorities this offseason is to re-sign unrestricted free agent Anthony Hitchens.
Hitchens is one of the most-undervalued players on the roster who quietly goes about his business and improves each year.
Hitchens, who will be 26 in June, has started at middle linebacker the last two seasons and had his best year yet in 2017. His career-high 92 tackles ranked third on the team and his nine tackles for loss was second on the Cowboys.
He did it all despite missing the first four games of the season with a tibial plateau fracture in his right knee that he suffered in the Aug. 26 preseason game against Oakland.
The Cowboys first feared that the knee injury was a torn anterior cruciate ligament and he'd be lost for the season. Instead, he was told he'd miss about eight weeks but ended up returning after only four games.
Hitchens has started 48 of his 60 games with the Cowboys since they made him a fourth-round pick in 2014 out of Iowa. He's been a nice complement to All-Pro linebacker Sean Lee on the weak-side.
Hitchens' market probably improved with Cowboys linebackers coach Matt Eberflus taking the defensive coordinator job in Indianapolis. Eberflus coached Hitchens throughout his time with the Cowboys and could pursue him in free agency to bolster the Colts' linebacker corps now that Indianapolis will switch to a 4-3 scheme similar to the Cowboys.
The Cowboys also wanted to re-sign safety Barry Church a year ago in free agency, but his market proved too high for Dallas and it was forced to let him walk. That could again come to fruition this offseason for Dallas with Hitchens.
Keep this in mind: The Colts will have about $80 million in salary cap space to work with this offseason. That's about four times more than what the Cowboys will have to spend. So, Indianapolis certainly could afford to overpay Hitchens.
If Anthony Hitchens slips away in free agency, the Cowboys could pursue veteran NaVorro Bowman for their starting middle linebacker spot.
That would largely depend on what they believe the future is for Jaylon Smith in his return from a serious knee injury.
Bowman would upgrade the Cowboys' linebacker depth and be a natural fit alongside weak-side All-Pro Sean Lee. Bowman and Lee played alongside each other in college at Penn State and stay in touch.
The Cowboys almost had a chance to sign Bowman in October.
On Oct. 13, San Francisco released Bowman at his request. He set up two visits: the first was with Oakland and the second with the Cowboys.
But he never made it out of Oakland, signing with the Raiders only three days after his release on a one-year, $3 million deal.
Bowman's market will also determine whether the Cowboys pursue him or not. If it climbs too high, Dallas will pass.
Bowman, who turns 30 in May, has been a first-team All-Pro four times and is a three-time Pro Bowler.
But he also comes with injury history. He torn his left anterior cruciate ligament and medial collateral ligament in the 2013 postseason that forced him to miss the entire 2014 season.
Then in 2016 in a game against the Cowboys, Bowman tore his Achilles tendon. He only played the first four games before missing the rest of the season.
Note: Brown signed a 1-year, $4 million contract with the Cincinnati Bengals.
Preston Brown is line for a big raise. Will the Cowboys be the team that gives it to him?
Brown continued to be a tackling machine in 2017 by tying for the NFL lead with 144. He made only $1.7 million in base salary last season and should have several suitors willing to give him a lucrative multi-year deal in free agency.
Brown, who turns 26 in October, would give the Cowboys a boost in depth at inside linebacker.
In his four seasons with the Bills, Brown started every game but two. Those came in his rookie season of 2014. His tackle total has increased each season: from 109 as a rookie to 120 to 139 to 144.
He was a third-round selection in 2014 out of Louisville, going 46 picks ahead of Cowboys linebacker Anthony Hitchens in the draft.
Brown has never missed a game in his career. He could be an option for the Cowboys at middle linebacker if Hitchens leaves in free agency.
Michael Wilhoite would give the Cowboys more depth at inside linebacker, but he wouldn't be a walk-in starter.
Wilhoite started nine games last season for Seattle under defensive coordinator Kris Richard, who is now the Cowboys' defensive backs coach/passing game coordinator. Wilhoite had 30 tackles in his 14 games played for the Seahawks.
That was Wilhoite's only season in Seattle. His first five seasons were with San Francisco, where he started 36 games.
Wilhoite, 31, went undrafted in 2011 out of Washburn.
Maybe Keenan Robinson should just keep it in the NFC East in 2018.
Robinson played his first three seasons with Washington and his last two seasons with the Giants, so could the Cowboys be his third NFC East team to play for in his career?
Robinson, who will turn 29 in July, wouldn't be a starter for the Cowboys but would give them some depth at outside linebacker.
Robinson could come at a bargain price, too, considering he bet on himself last offseason by turning down multi-year deals to sign a one-year, $3 million contract to return to the Giants ... and it didn't work out well.
Robinson couldn't stay healthy, suffering a quad injury in mid-November that ended his season on injured reserve. Robinson started three of the six games he played in for the Giants in 2017, finishing with 32 tackles.
In 2016 with the Giants, Robinson was a key piece of their defense. He played about 70 percent of the Giants' defensive snaps at nickel linebacker and was solid against the pass.
It would be a homecoming for Robinson if he signed with the Cowboys. He played high school football at Plano East and in college at Texas before the Redskins made him a fourth-round pick in 2012.
Hitchens' value could rise too high for the Cowboys to stay in the hunt to re-sign him. That would force Dallas to be more active in free agency in pursuing a linebacker. Depth at the position is needed for sure.


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Tmatboey Community Protected Area Committee
The village of Tmatboey comprises 236 families, some from the Kui minority ethnic group, and lies within Preah Vihear province, in the remote Northern Plains of Cambodia. The plains of Preah Vihear are home to the world's largest breeding populations of Giant Ibis and White-Shouldered Ibis – both critically endangered species; in total, the area supports 50 species on the IUCN Red List, and is for many of these species a last refuge, making the Northern Plains a focus for conservation interventions.
One approach has used revenue from ecotourism to "reward" Tmatboey community members for conserving these rare bird species. The Tmatboey Community Protected Area Committee, in partnership with the Wildlife Conservation Society, has developed a community-based monitoring scheme in which local residents are paid a small fee for reporting and monitoring nests of endangered species, rather than selling the eggs on the thriving black market operating on the Thailand-Laos border.
Location: Preah Vihear Province
Beneficiaries: 236 families
Biodiversity: Kulen Promtep Wildlife Sanctuary
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Mr. Deb Kimoun
Tmatboey Village, Pringthom Commune
Choamksan District, Preah Vihear Province
(Mailing Address: c/o Mark Gately, Country Director, WCS Cambodia Program
P.O. Box 1620, Phnom Penh, Cambodia)
Tel: +855 (0) 17 853 703


Description: This account of the caring relationship in nursing practice breaks new ground. Interviews with practicing nurses and hospitalized patients were structured and analyzed using a combination of personal construct theory, repertory grid technique and phenomenological psychology. The substantive findings show how experienced nurses construe the process of caring in a professional context in broad psychological terms. It emerges that the nurses have a very clear picture of the boundaries which limit their helping. The later interpretive work brings out with great sensitivity many of the detailed aspects of the nurses' and patients' experiences of the caring relationship. Of particular interest is the different experiences which characterize the powerful position of the nurse compared with the vulnerable position of the patient in hospital.


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Remembering the Revolutionary War Battle of Wyoming Like it Was Yesterday
Posted 4:14 pm, July 4, 2018, by Carolyn Blackburne, Updated at 04:01PM, July 4, 2018
WYOMING, Pa. -- Part of the fight for our country's independence took place in Luzerne County.
The Battle of Wyoming killed 300 patriots in 1778. Some of their descendants still live in the area and remember their past every Independence Day.
James Davenport carried on that meaningful family tradition with his 3-year-old son Luke at a special ceremony in Wyoming.
Davenport laid flowers for his great-grandfather times five--and Luke's great-grandfather times six--who was killed in the Battle of Wyoming in 1778.
"We're patriotic. We love our country, and people sacrificed to make it the way it is right now. We absolutely love it. We remember them, and we get choked up and we celebrate their sacrifice," Davenport said.
Hundreds of people, most from Luzerne County, watched as the wreaths were placed at the Wyoming Monument. It really meant a lot for the descendants of revolutionary soldiers.
"Awesome doesn't even describe it. To know that my ancestors literally died defending this land fighting for our freedom is phenomenal. There's just no words," Heather Ruseskas said.
The ceremony has become a family tradition for plenty of people around the Wyoming Valley on Independence Day.
"I've been coming here since I was a little kid. My father was bringing me when the Stegmeier men actually used to shoot real .22 blanks at that time," Bob Chipego of Swoyersville said.
Even though the Battle of Wyoming was 240 years ago, people remembered it like it was just yesterday.
"I think history is our story. If we forget it, that's a sad thing. I think it's important to honor the people who fought and died here," Revolutionary War reenactor Dave Hopfer said.
The actual Battle of Wyoming took place on July 3, 1778. People in Wyoming have been remembering their sacrifice for the last 140 years.
"They didn't have weapons like we have today. I mean, they were lucky if they had a gun," Wyoming Monument Association President Marcella Starr said.
No matter your story, people just hope you have a happy Fourth of July.
Topics: American Revolution, Battle of Wyoming, fourth of july, independence day, luzerne county, wyoming
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August 12, 2021News
Ann Wilson Rock Cellar Magazine Interview
Ann recently spoke with Frank Mastropolo of Rock Cellar Magazine talking about her current tour, new EP and reminiscing about her career before Heart.
Interview link:
www.rockcellarmagazine.com/ann-wilson-interview-tour-dates-new-music-heart
"Ann Wilson will begin an August solo tour armed with a new band and material produced during the pandemic. Fans will also enjoy Wilson's selections from throughout her career with Heart, the band she fronts with her sister, singer/guitarist Nancy Wilson. Also on the horizon is a biopic about Heart based largely on the 2012 memoir Kicking & Dreaming, which Ann and Nancy co-wrote. The film will be produced by Lynda Obst, who produced Sleepless in Seattle, and written and directed by Carrie Brownstein, co-star of the comedy series Portlandia and member of indie-rock band Sleater-Kinney."
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