I remember playing Scattergories one summer while working at a camp. Each round of the game requires players to write down items from a pre-determined list of categories. The trick is, all the items must start with the same letter. When it comes to Scattergories, I'm not the type who plays for fun; I play to win.
While playing with my camp kids, I could feel the competitiveness taking over. As we were taking up answers during one round, we got to the "countries" category. I can't recall what the selected letter was, but one poor camper proudly shouted out a place that started with the wrong letter and was not in fact a country. I was appalled!
"How could you think that would be a good answer?" I screeched.
I was mystified. But upon further reflection, I realized I was guilty of holding the same belief. Instead of using my summers to grow in my faith and develop a greater understanding of the word, I spent them lazing in front of the TV or scrolling through Facebook. As a self-professed book nerd, I knew I had to get my act together.
Since then, summers have become opportunities to focus on my own growth, with books as my tutors.
Here are some books I recommend as excellent summer reads to get you thinking, learning, reflecting and growing.
God Has a Name by John Mark Comer – I had the privilege of hearing John Mark Comer speak at a young adults' conference last year. He has a gift for espousing deep theological truths with an approachable and conversational style. Comer's writing is no different. God Has a Name studies the character and nature of God with a line-by-line exposition of Exodus 34:6-8. Comer's depth of biblical and historical knowledge challenges the reader to develop a fuller understanding of who God is and how He relates to the modern world.
The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis – This book is a satirical composition of 31 letters from a senior tempter instructing his nephew, a new employee of "Our Father Below." It's essentially an old demon giving advice to a young demon on how to mess up humans and use their weaknesses against them. Brilliant…right? This book had me cracking up, snapping, mhmm-ing and getting lost in deep thought. The wit and skill Lewis uses to craft this book demonstrates the power of fiction to hold a mirror to reality and expose what we would prefer to keep hidden. The Screwtape Letters will forever be one of my all-time favourites!
Women of the Word: How to Study the Bible with Both Our Hearts and Minds by Jen Wilkin – This one goes out to the ladies! To be honest, I'm not a fan of most Christian books marketed to women. They're often very surface level and fluffy. I love Proverbs 31, but there's a lot more in the Bible! Women in the Word equips women to push past surface level, self-satisfying ways of reading the Bible. With a clear process, examples and personal stories, Jen Wilkin challenges women to expect more of themselves in their pursuit of greater faith.
Things Fall Apart by Chinua Achebe – In the age of Wakanda, I would be remiss not to include a novel by an African author. This African classic, written by Nigerian author Chinua Achebe, celebrates its 60th anniversary this year! Things Fall Apart tells the unfortunate story of Okonkwo, a proud Ibo wrestling champion in the fictional village of Umuofia. Okonkwo fights to establish his family's honour while encountering the forceful influence of Western missionaries, whose culture and religion drastically differs from his own. Rarely do we hear stories about colonization from the perspective of the colonized. Before Black Panther, this story gave Africans the confidence to take charge of telling their own stories.
The Cost of Discipleship by Dietrich Bonhoeffer – This certainly isn't the type of book you sit down and finish in a couple of hours. The Cost of Discipleship demands that its reader pays attention. Dietrich Bonhoeffer boldly points out the hypocrisy of passive, comfortable Christianity and exhorts men and women to take up their crosses and follow Christ. The Cost of Discipleship presents the Sermon on the Mount as more than just words to be read but commands to be obeyed.


MANAMA- Gulf Finance House (GFH), the Bahrain based Islamic investment bank, today(May 14th) announced its financial results for the first quarter ended March 31, 2014, another period of profitability and stable results for the Bank.
GFH reported a net profit of US$1.1 million for the quarter compared to US$1.5 million for the same quarter in the previous year. Total income for the period was US$29.7 million compared with US$11.1 million during the first quarter of 2013. This includes US$22.5 million from consolidation of the results of Cemena Holding, which became a subsidiary of GFH during the quarter, and which is involved in the industrial business. Operating costs for the quarter were US$28.6 million. Excluding costs related to industrial operations, normalized operating expenses were US$8.8 million versus US$8.3 million in the prior year period, with the Bank continuing efforts to align costs and streamline operations.
Commenting on the results, Hisham Alrayes, CEO of GFH, said, "The first quarter of the year was a period of continued progress and stable results for GFH. This included good performance at a number of our subsidiaries including Cemena Holdings, the Bank's industrial investment company. Core to our strategy has been to maximise the value of our assets and we are pleased with ongoing developments on this front. This includes further strides on key projects such as the Tunis Financial Harbour during the quarter, where significant advancements have been made on infrastructure works for Phase I of the mega project ".


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Q: How to update parameter of all objects in a model - Django I want to update a parameter in a Django model for all objects in the DB. The values will be different for each object, and I'm trying to work out whether I can do this as a batch update, or whether I have to iterate through each item and save each one separately.
The model I'm using is an extension of the Django auth user model:
from django.contrib.auth.models import User
from django.db import models

class Profile(models.Model):
    user = models.OneToOneField(User)
    position = models.PositiveIntegerField(null=False, default=0)

If I get all objects as follows:
queryset = User.objects.all()

then loop through these and update position:
for user in queryset:
    user.position = #SOME FUNCTION

do I have to do user.save() within the for loop? Or can I update each item and then save all at once to the DB?

A: Django doesn't have a bulk update but what you can do is use an atomic transaction to improve performance by committing all update statements once.
from django.db import transaction

with transaction.atomic():
    for user in queryset:
        user.position = #SOME FUNCTION
        user.save()

There will still be len(queryset) inserts but they will be grouped into a single transaction.

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there are few developers and the pace is slow, so I should have time to get up to speed without having the software go through three major revisions.
Getting started with GitHub from Charles Max Wood on Vimeo.
As for gPapers itself, I got the software to run a few days back and now I'm off to see if I can actually make it work. Let's see how much has to be done to make gPapers better than papers.
you're mistaken about Zotero. By default, Zotero stores all of your data locally (the default is in your FF profile, but that can easily be changed to any location on your harddisk).
Except for features like data sharing etc. that by definition require an online component, you do not need to store your data on any Zotero or other server.
You do not even need a Zotero account to have access to all of its functionality (except, again, any features that by definition rely on data exchange).
You're right. I looked at zotero a while back and I remember looking at a video which made a big deal about the syncing ability. I must have been mistaken as the zotero website is pretty clear now that you can work entirely locally.


When we're tired…we slouch forward. However, new research says that slouching makes us tired and spinal movement gives us more energy. Think of your spinal motion as your brain's power generator giving you greater energy and clarity. Yes, just by moving your spine you can energize your brain and central nervous system.
Research tells us that a Chiropractic adjustment can provide your brain with a natural boost. This is exciting! We already know Chiropractic care reduces pain and makes you feel better, and now we know it also provides a boost of energy. If you're looking for more than another cup of coffee or bottled shot of energy, great adjustments help you break the vicious cycle!
Poor posture can lead to fatigue, pain, and eventually early degenerative changes of your spine and spinal discs.
Chiropractic adjustments have been shown to stimulate your brain and musculoskeletal system, reducing fatigue and pain.
There are stretches and exercises you can do between adjustments to help keep your spine healthy and happy (JUST ASK DR. SHUMAN!).
Health is not a result of how you feel; it's a byproduct of how you function. Keeping your spine moving and brain functioning at its maximum capacity has been one of the best-kept secrets to getting well and staying well naturally. Stay consistent with your care to stay consistent with your health.


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import tagsets.tagset
import tagsets.filefinder
import tagsets.filegrepper

from tagsets.filegrepper import grep_file

class TagFileMatcher(tagsets.filefinder.FileMatcher):
    def repr_detail(self):
        return "%s, textmatcher=%r" % (
            super().repr_detail(),
            self.textmatcher
        )

    def __init__(self, path, textmatcher, include_subdirs = True):
        super().__init__(path, include_subdirs)
        self.textmatcher = textmatcher

class TagTextMatcher(tagsets.filegrepper.TextMatcher):
    def __repr__(self):
        return "<%s at %s>(%s)" % (
            self.__class__.__name__,
            hex(id(self)),
            self.repr_detail()
        )

    def repr_detail(self):
        return "%r, %r" % (self.name, self.regex)

    def __init__(self, name, regex):
        super().__init__(regex)
        self.name = name

class TagMatcherVisitor(tagsets.filefinder.FileMatchVisitor,
                        tagsets.filegrepper.TextMatchVisitor):
    def __repr__(self):
        return "<%s at %s>(%s)" % (
            self.__class__.__name__,
            hex(id(self)),
            self.repr_detail()
        )

    def repr_detail(self):
        return "%r" % self.tsmap

    def __init__(self, tsmap):
        self.tsmap = tsmap

    def visit_file(self, filename, filematchers):
        textmatchers = set()
        for filematcher in filematchers:
            textmatchers.add(filematcher.textmatcher)
        grep_file(filename, textmatchers, self)

    def visit_match(self, captured_text, filename, linenumber, matcher):
        t = tagsets.tagset.Tag(captured_text, filename, linenumber)
        self.tsmap[matcher.name].add_tag(t)

# TODO - I should probably consider recording paths relative to some specified base path

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Do you know how much garbage you produce each week?
Better question: Are you prepared to see it firsthand, getting up close and personal by lying amid a week's worth of your trash?
Photographer Gregg Segal captured the results in his startling series "7 Days of Garbage." You can take a look at what a typical week of trash looks like for different households in this article on Slate.
Americans produce a scary amount of trash.
Some of that trash could be put to better use — making us cold, hard cash.
We took a closer look at these unpleasant but powerful photos to identify three ways these people could be turning their trash into cash — and you could be, too.
Instead of tossing items that aren't biodegradable, find recycling centers that'll pay you for them.
Depending on your state's return laws, you can save cans and return them to your local grocery store or recycling center for profit.
They're actually hot material for DIY projects, and artists and crafters will pay for them on eBay. Just wash off your wine corks, list them and make money!
You don't have to have a big item like a beat-up car to make money selling scrap metal. Everything from old door locks to copper wiring can fetch a decent price if you collect enough of it.
Get paid to have your city haul away your recyclables! Recyclebank works with waste haulers in many communities to track how much recycling they collect from your curb. You earn points for each haul, which you can cash in for rewards like magazine subscriptions and shopping discounts.
If you prefer to give back, Terracycle will send you a prepaid box to mail your recycling in. Every box you send in earns you points that you can redeem for charitable gifts or donations to the nonprofit or school of your choice.
Before you stick scraps in the trash, get creative to see how they can save you money!
Not sure you'll be able to eat all that fruit before it goes bad? Make it into jam or preserves to sell at your local farmers market.
Used coffee grounds actually make great compost, as two business students found out and leveraged into their Back to the Roots urban mushroom-growing kits.
Create a compost heap in your yard, and use it to fertilize a kitchen garden to reduce your grocery bills.
Get crafty! You can make everything from purses to picture frames with a little artistic creativity and sell them on sites like Etsy.
These women in Turkey built a whole business out of turning used packaging like candy wrappers and canned-food labels into clutches and handbags.
One man's trash… you know the saying. Here are a few old items you could sell instead of throwing away.
Cut out those Boxtops for Education, and sell them on eBay. You may not have any use for them, but they're worth money to other people.
Even though you're no longer using something, someone else might be able to get many more years out of it.
Rather than trashing your gently used items, consider selling them at a flea market, garage sale or on Craigslist to put extra cash in your pocket (and keep one more item out of a landfill).
Upgraded to something cooler? Don't junk your old device — you can sell it.
Clean them up, and sell them on eBay. Collectors, gift givers and people looking to recapture their childhood are all willing to pay to take them off your hands.
Once you've learned how to maximize the profit with your own trash, why not take it up a notch and start selling other people's junk?
Dumpster diving and curbside trolling aren't just for recent grads hoping to score a futon. They can also become a nice side business if you're willing to put in a little work.
You can also snag free items on Craigslist and resell them for 100% profit.
Look at you: saving the planet and making money at the same time!


For 87 years this community, that came to be called the Chapel of the Incarnation, has been serving University of Florida students. Sponsored by the Episcopal Diocese of Florida, under the spiritual leadership of The Rt. Rev. Samuel Johnson Howard, we are a young adult campus ministry grounded in the Episcopal tradition.
A countless number of people have experienced the workings of the Holy Spirit on these grounds through the years. With a beautiful chapel, a lush study garden (also a place for prayer, to use the internet, and just to visit), a comfortable common room, a small library, offices, and sizable kitchen, we are an open and welcoming community. The Rev. Cn. Richard J. "Rich" Clark, Jr. is serving as chaplain.


The Iranian authorities have claimed the Arab Struggle Movement for the Liberation of Ahwaz (ASMLA), an Iranian opposition group with ties to asylum-seekers in Denmark, was responsible for the armed attack at an military parade in the southwest of the Middle Eastern country that killed 25 people on Saturday.
Yacoub al-Tostari*, a spokesperson for the group who is an asylum-seeker in Denmark, told media on Saturday that the attack was "heroic''.
Nevertheless, he distanced himself and the organisation from the act itself.
"We are only the political branch of the Ahwaz National Resistance movement (ANR) – we are responsible for media management,'' al-Tostari told DR.
ASMLA is an opposition group that has been consistently butting heads with the government in the southwestern city of Ahvaz, where the attack took place, in an attempt to gain further autonomy and even independence.
Søren Espersen, the foreign affairs spokesperson for Dansk Folkeparti, took a more aggressive stance, suggesting that the authorities should hand over asylum-seekers if there was enough evidence.
However, Rasmus Christian Elling, an associate professor at the University of Copenhagen, advised caution, particularly as it is uncertain who was responsible. An ASMLA statement has already denied responsibility for the bloody attack.
According to Elling, there also other factors to consider before taking action.
"Trade between the two nations has been hampered by the US decision to withdraw from the nuclear agreement, forcing sanctions to be reintroduced," he said.


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Casual NFL Observation
Posted by Martin Longman | May 25, 2009 | Uncategorized | 8 |
The NFL has banned the bunch formation on onside kicks and the wedge formation on kickoff returns. All this will do is result in fewer successful onside kicks and fewer long kickoff returns. Sure, the wedge-busters won't have to hit 800 lbs of man at full speed anymore, but the side effect is that the kick returners will now see more full speed collisions. This basically ruins the standard kickoff return for a small advantage in safety.
I'm not opposed to increased safety. It was a good rule change a couple of years ago when they said you can't line-up directly across from the Center on punts and field goals. That change gives the snapper a chance to lift his head back up before he gets run-over. But I don't like killing off the wedge formation. And I say that as someone who was petrified every time I ever covered a kickoff return. I know of nothing as violent in all of organized sports. But that's what makes football so interesting. Not everyone in insane enough to play it.
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I forget his name, but a former Buffalo Bills player used to wear an oversized helmet when he played. I read something in Sports Illustrated about that player and how he translated the success of the oversized helmet to his post-football life, building a business of some kind on promoting the oversized helmet.
Perhaps all players should wear something similar because it's become really obvious that the current helmets are not as protective as they could be.
RandyH
Good point. Motorcycle helmets seem alot more substantial than football helmets. Maybe they should hire Shoei or a similar company to develop a better helmet.
Mac G
I believe Steve Tasker wore the extra padded helmet.
I love football.
Not not broken necks, though.
Obama picks Sotomayor for high court
WASHINGTON – President Barack Obama tapped federal appeals judge Sonia Sotomayor for the Supreme Court.
At her Senate confirmation hearing more than a decade ago, she said, "I don't believe we should bend the Constitution under any circumstance. It says what it says. We should do honor to it."
In one of her most memorable rulings as federal district judge, Sotomayor essentially salvaged baseball in 1995, ruling with players over owners in a labor strike that had led to the cancellation of the World Series.
"But I will not let myself be reduced to silence."
Andrew Longman
They can barely get a kick return off now without an illegal block in the back. Now they have another rule that will kill all kick returns.
Its a violent game, but I don't r No big recall a defender being hurt from the wedge formation.
I've busted a lot of wedges and I've had my wedge busted. Its the game. No big deal.
Let them play.
You know what's gonna happen? Kickoff returners are gonna wait for the blockers to get engaged one on one, and they'll be zig-zagging like a punt returner because they don't want to get blindsided by a guy with a 50-yard running start. It's a recipe for every drive starting inside the 30-yard line.
Martin Longman January 16, 2020

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Tilly is hand-crafted by Melbourne based craftsman Paul Clarke, who has more than 18 years of experience working with steel and timber. Each Tilly table is made by Paul here in Australia, with 100% Australian materials including ethically sourced Victorian ash and Tasmanian oak.
The Tilly Collection includes a cute pair of side tables, the smaller of which can fit into the frame of the larger.
Each Tilly item is made from a solid wood table top held up by a lacquered, solid steel frame available in a range of colours. Due to the playful nature of Tilly's frame and bright, fun colours, the collection is named after one of Paul Clarke's dogs.


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Subsurface drainage of wet and saturated soils helps to remove excess water, thus reducing plant stress by allowing aeration of the root zone. This excess water removal from the subsurface allows soils to enhance their productivity. The excess water can carry nitrate-N, one of the forms of nitrogen the plant takes up when it absorbs water through its roots. Nitrate-N is essential for plant growth; however, its loss with subsurface drainage water can potentially lead to water quality problems.
Practices that reduce the amount of nitrate-N lost from farmland need to be considered to reduce the water quality impacts. Several practices under consideration include wetlands, bioreactors, controlled drainage, saturated buffers, shallow drainage, reduced drainage intensity, and winter forage or cover crops. Controlled drainage is a practice where the water table in the field is managed such that the amount of drainage water leaving the field is controlled. This article discusses information on controlled drainage in terms of the agricultural fields under corn and soybean cropping systems.
In a typical subsurface drainage system, the water table in the field is lowered by the uncontrolled gravitational flow of excess water through tile drains placed at a certain depth and spacing. These systems can be managed to control the lowering and subsequently raising of the water table by use of a control structure.
A control structure has an inlet and outlet for the tile drains, with several stop logs in between. As the water enters, it has to rise above the stop logs height to access the outlet. Height of the stop logs can be changed when the water table needs to be lowered or when it needs to be raised.
Farming operations, such as planting, spraying, harvesting, etc., require optimum soil moisture conditions, such that these operations can be completed without hassle. The control structure can be used to lower the water table in the field in fall and early spring prior to these operations. Height of the stop logs over which the water has to flow can be reduced, allowing the system to become free-flowing.
After harvest, the stop logs' height can be increased so water doesn't drain from the field, holding back nitrate-N with it. During midsummer and early fall after field operations are done, the stop logs' height can be increased, creating storage of water, and thus nitrate-N, within the field.
A control structure changes a typical subsurface drainage system into a system where the water table can be controlled. New systems can have controlled drainage structures installed along with new tile. For retrofitted or new systems, caution should be used as controlled drainage structures are not suitable for all fields and require appropriate management.
Flat fields, with a 0.5% slope or less, can have only one structure to control the water table within 1 to 2 feet on as many acres as possible. On rolling topography with greater slopes, control structures can potentially be used if the laterals have been installed on the contour. The number of structures needed in a field with significant elevation changes can be relatively large and can potentially have little effectiveness in managing the water table.
Management is required on the part of the producer to operate the control structures such that the adjoining farmland is not affected. During the growing season, the control structures need to be carefully operated such that the plant roots, especially for soybeans, are not subject to excess water stress resulting in yield loss. During the sustained periods of heavy rains in the growing season, the height of the stop logs may need to be temporarily lowered to allow excess water to drain out.
Control structures, fitted with mechanisms that can change the stop log heights remotely, are available to help with water table management. During the fallow season between fall harvest and spring planting, the management is relatively easy as it only requires raising the stop logs after harvest and lowering them two to three weeks prior to planting.
A control structure does not change the concentration of nitrate-N in the drainage water that passes through it. Instead, the use of a control structure allows for the drainage water to be managed within the field, thus aiding in reduction of the nitrate-N mass or nitrate-N load leaving the field.
These reductions are achieved due to direct reduction in water volume leaving the farmland and the nitrate-N mass associated with it. Research in several Midwest locations has shown appropriate use of controlled drainage structures can help reduce annual nitrate-N mass or load in drainage water between 15% to 75%. The wide range in reductions is indicative of variability depending upon climate, soil type, cropping system and location.
The second potential reduction is achieved due to deep seepage of the water. As water stands in the soil profile and is not allowed to drain, potential exists for this water, and the nitrate-N associated with it, to seep deeper into the profile beyond the tile drain. The extent of how much deep seepage occurs and how much of the nitrate-N mass is retained by deep seepage is not fully known. As the water seeps deeper, the extent of denitrification that can potentially occur along the deep seepage pathways is not fully known.
Questions on controlled drainage including yield impacts, number of acres, fertilization changes, tile freezing, plugging, blowouts and others are covered in WQ-44, "Questions and Answers About Drainage Water Management for the Midwest," available at agwatermgmt.ae.iastate.edu.
Arora is the ISU Extension field agricultural engineer at Nevada in central Iowa.
MANAGE TILE DRAINAGE WATER: Water control structures for subsurface drainage can be used to vary the water table depth in an agricultural field.


What do you do when your career has tanked and you are known more for getting slapped and robbed than making music? Pray to the based god that someone leaks a s*x tape with you in it so people can utter your name. In early 2010, young Victim-mone Jr. (aka Yung Berg), felt the scorn of former GF Jenna Shea when she leaked a video on the Internet of the two getting it in. Nobody cared, but it is probably the best thing to happen to Berg in a while. Victory!


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'Pansy Twist' Celebrates the Possibilities of Community for Queer Rockers and Artists
Ruth Gebreyesus
L to R: Ceramic work by Seth Bogart, painting by Jeffrey Cheung, and Brontez Purnell. (Courtesy of Johansson Projects)
Oakland used to be the sort of city where two young, queer boys from Arizona and Alabama—incidentally also pen pals—could pack up and move. Once there, they'd make music, art and friends.
Artists Seth Bogart, raised in Arizona, and Brontez Purnell, Alabamian by birth, met on the message board of record label Kill Rock Stars and struck up a correspondence, mailing each other letters from their respective conservative home states. In the late 90s, Bogart moved to Oakland and in 2002, Purnell followed suit, soon joining Bogart's electro-punk band Gravy Train!!!! About a decade later, Purnell met Jeff Cheung, who grew up in the East Bay, when Cheung performed with his own band Meat Market at the West Oakland warehouse where Purnell lived. (Purnell and Brontez were well known to Cheung; when the younger artist was in high school, he saw Gravy Train!!!! perform at San Francisco's Bottom of the Hill.)
Brontez Purnell-made poster for 'Pansy Twist.' (Courtesy of the artist and Johansson Projects)
This Friday all three multidisciplinary artists will show print, film and sculpture works at Oakland's Johansson Projects under the banner Pansy Twist: An Incomplete Survey/Mixtape of Contemporary Riot Boi Art.
"I don't know too many places that have this many [queer] rockers who also share in community and whose voices are distinctly in conversation with each other," Purnell says of the city that brought the three of them together.
"It was kind of a different place back then," Bogart tells me over the phone from Los Angeles, his home base since 2011. "It was a lot more affordable and you could have a $300 rent if you lived with people."
Today, it's hard to say if Oakland is the sort of place that offers the same possibilities of community and convergence it did even just five years ago. What connections have forged in the waves of new residents recently arrived to town? How much has been lost along with those who were priced out of their homes? When did this attrition start? Such questions loom large for those invested in Oakland's cultural identity—but on Friday night, the focus will be on the lovingly entangled webs Bogart, Purnell and Cheung have spun.
Since their respective arrivals to Oakland, Bogart and Purnell have forged careers in music and art, making waves far beyond the Bay Area. Alongside his ongoing musical project, Hunx and His Punx, Bogart's artwork and multimedia performances have been featured in solo and group shows at galleries and museums in New York, Chicago and Detroit. Through his label Wacky Wacko, Bogart also releases bright, mischievous ceramics and clothes; he collaborated with Cheung in 2018 on a button-up shirt patterned with Cheung's signature nudes.
Ceramics by Seth Bogart, 2019. (Courtesy of the artist and Johansson Projects)
Hopping from one medium to the next came naturally to Bogart. "I started making clothes based on making merchandise for my band as a way to make extra money so I could quit my job," he says. "I'm very thankful that I can move from one thing to another because sometimes, one of those things will really suck."
Like Bogart, Purnell's artistic expression crosses from one format to another. In 2017, he published his debut novel, Since I Laid My Burden Down, which went on to win the Whiting Prize for notable emerging writers. That same year his eponymous dance company debuted Chronic: A Dance about Marijuana at a festival held by Bill T. Jones's New York Live Arts. The show later played in Hamburg and made its Oakland debut earlier this month at Eternal Now, a psychedelic variety show that, full disclaimer, this writer helped produce. (Shortly after that performance, Purnell declared "Oakland is back!" Though there's an argument to whether the city is truly "back," I won't dispute the relative dormancy of its arts scene.)
These days, heightened safety measures and scarcity of space have shepherded in a new era in the Oakland underground scene. Meeting a kindred spirit at a warehouse venue is far less likely. Some gatherings have moved to formal spaces with security guards, lines and permits, while others are held outdoors, preserving the impermanence and fugitivity of the underground.
Jeffrey Cheung, 'Complete,' 2019. (Courtesy of the artist and Johansson Projects)
At the Rockridge BART parking lot, for example, you might now find Cheung and Gabriel Ramirez's Unity Skate meetups which, along with Unity Press, center accessible learning and joy for queer and trans folks. Cheung credits a free printmaking class led by Katie Gilmartin at San Francisco's SOMArts as an inspiration for the work he does now with Unity.
"There were a lot of different creative scenes and spaces that I think were really inspiring to me, and felt like I could really express myself how I wanted," he says of growing up in Oakland and taking classes in San Francisco. "Being around other young queer folks and having the resources to learn printmaking for free was amazing. I feel like these types of resources and spaces are harder to find in the Bay and are even more important to have."
In his solo work as an artist, Cheung paints canvases of nude figures, tender and impish and always finished with a wink. His paintings have been included in shows both nationally and internationally. For Cheung, even these moments of individual recognition are opportunities to build community: His exhibitions never seem to pass without a Unity Skate meetup and skateboard giveaway.
Pansy Twist is a name borrowed from the title of a song by London riot grrrl band Huggy Bear. "I think it's a call to queer action and a call to crime," Purnell says of the song. "I used to listen to it when I was a teenager and I thought it was the coolest song ever." At Johansson Projects, the exhibition version of Pansy Twist offers its own compelling call to action in its offer of D.I.T., or "do it together" (compared to D.I.Y.'s plea to "do it yourself")—a celebration of the possibilities of community.
As Purnell puts it: "We hope somebody sees it and has a Pansy Twist in their town."
'Pansy Twists' is on view at Johansson Projects Oct. 25, 2019–Jan. 4, 2020 with a reception on Saturday, Nov. 1. Details here.


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It was a nice place. Bathroom was quite small. It didn't feel real cozy. But room was a nice size.
Great place for a little getaway!
The second time that we've stayed here. Close to the beach, a beautiful, older hotel with a lot of charm, great breakfast, and exceptional service. The women at the front were truly amazing and extremely helpful.
The stay at Higgins inn was sweet. Great location.
Excellent old style motel/inn one block from Higgins Beach. Portland 10 minutes away. Lo1vely neighborhood room was great and the free breakfast was fabulous. Great place to stay.
The weather was dreary but the place was cheerful. Excellent Happy Hour specials right in the hotel's lounge. Snacks at check-in, excellent staff, they really were so polite and welcoming.


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Despite weather reports of rain, myself, baby boy and my daughter brandished our gold and silver paint pots and got to work on turning our little Hazel sapling plucked from the middle of the woods to a glammed up Christmas tree – yes we 'upcycled' a tree.
The trunk was painted gold and the branches silver then we left it to 'dry' while we set off to our nearest Cinema to watch Paddington Bear. It turned put to be quite a long film and I was very impressed how long baby boy remained in the booster seat contentedly munching on popcorn and slurping water. We all enjoyed the film and didnt feel so worried about spending the money to see it as the children went free thanks to a Warburtons promotion (where I became momentarily obsessed with purchasing Warburtons half and half bread to claim the promotional codes for tickets. I found the film all the more endearing as Paddington's face reminded me of my dog.
There was also a teenage girl in the film who reminded me of my daughter except my daughter is nearly 9 and already developing 'a thing' for boys. When I mention this to other Mothers they talk as if my daughter is unusually young. I actually had my first crush when I was 8 so maybe its in the genes. He was a boy called Delwyn from Wales. You never forget a name like that.


Featuring petroglyphs, an old stage coach and pony express depot from the 1860s and an awesome slot canyon with 1500 foot walls!
The Phoenix Tucson Box Canyon Tour happens in Florence, Arizona, about halfway between Tucson & Phoenix on State Route 79. Driving time from either city is approximately 1.5 hours depending on your location.
Our trail is about 34 miles in length and about 3.25 hours in duration. Elevation gain and descent is over 1500 vertical feet as we climb up and over the front range of the Pinal Mountains. Along the tour your guide will point out Indian petroglyphs left over from the ancient Native Americans.
Another point of interest is an old adobe building that served as a way station for the Butterfield Overland Stage Coach Company during the 1860's. For a short time this also serviced the Pony Express on what was know as the "Butterfield Route".
The real highlight of the tour is Box Canyon. You'll be in the canyon for about six miles. The middle 3 miles is slot canyon with walls that are about 1500 feet high on both sides and only about 15-20 feet apart in some places. The scenery is incredible!
For your safety and comfort, wear closed toed shoes, long pants, and bring your sunglasses!
We can design a custom tour of almost any length for you or your family or group. Please call us and tell us what you want, and we'll make the arrangements. Call 800.242.6335.


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Former First Lady Of USA Barbara Bush Dies At The Age Of 92
Barbara Bush, the beloved wife of one former president and mother of another, died at the age of 92 on Tuesday, April 17th, 2018.
The former First Lady and former President George H.W. Bush had the longest-lasting marriage in presidential history – 73 years. As the Bush family matriarch, Barbara Bush dropped out of college to follow her childhood sweetheart – and kept following as he went from the House of Representatives to the United Nations, the Central Intelligence Agency, the office of Vice President and, finally, the White House.
Her son George W. Bush became the 43rd President of the United States, while another son, Jeb Bush, served as governor of Florida and unsuccessfully sought the presidency in 2016. In total, she had 6 children and 14 grandchildren.
Her husband, George H.W. Bush, was at Barbara's side when she passed, George H.W. Bush's chief of staff Jean Becker said in a statement. "He held her hand all day today and was at her side" when she died, the statement said.
In his own statement, her husband George Bush said, "Barbara Bush was a fabulous First Lady and a woman unlike any other who brought levity, love, and literacy to millions. To us, she was so much more. Mom kept us on our toes and kept us laughing until the end."
May her soul rest in peace.
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Too late but sufferer praises bowel screening program
By Kate Hagan
PETER Caissa received a bowel cancer screening kit in the mail around the time of his 55th birthday last July. But by then, it was too late.
Mr Caissa had gone to see his GP three months earlier after becoming short of breath and feeling pressure in his chest while walking in Bourke Street to his job at a city camera shop.
Facing a bleak future, the ever-pragmatic Peter Caissa wants more funds made available for the government's bowel cancer screening program. Credit:Angela Wylie
Tests revealed he was severely anaemic and losing blood from the bowel. His chest pain was because his heart was working harder to pump blood around his body.
He was admitted to Malvern's Cabrini Hospital, and there were more tests over a few days before a doctor broke the news that he had advanced bowel cancer with secondary tumours in his liver and lung.
''I'm fairly pragmatic and I accepted it almost straightaway,'' Mr Caissa said. ''My gastroenterologist looked far worse than me. He had red eyes, and the nurses came over as soon as he left and asked if there was anything they could do.''
Mr Caissa is undergoing chemotherapy that has helped shrink his tumours. But he knows his body will eventually become resistant to the treatment, and a larger dose will be needed to fight the cancer that doctors say is terminal.
New data released by the Cancer Council today shows that one in five bowel cancers in Australia is being diagnosed, as with Mr Caissa, at stage four when the cancer has spread.
More than 90 per cent of cancers detected through a partially implemented federal government screening program are detected before that point.
Under the program, free tests for faecal blood - a sign of possible cancer - are sent to Australians at ages 50, 55 and 65.
Cancer Council Australia chief executive Professor Ian Olver said a full screening program, including all Australians aged over 50 and re-screening them every two years, would catch cancers earlier, making them easier to treat.
No tests have been sent out for recent birthdays after funding for the program ran out on December 31, and Mr Caissa wants to see that change in the upcoming federal budget.
He missed out on a screening test at age 50 because the government's screening program was not yet in place. It initially included only 55 and 65-year-olds.
''If I got the kit at 50 it would've changed everything completely. It might have been a very simple operation - I went straight to chemo and didn't even have the surgery, because of the secondary tumours,'' he said.
''For a $40 kit you could stop someone going through all this. Compare that to the overall cost of keeping me alive.''


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Everyone loves a tropical vacation and celebrating your wedding in paradise surrounded by your loved ones is an incomparable experience. While it's undoubtedly perfect for you, it's important through your planning to keep your guests' experience in mind as well.
Guests who attend your destination wedding have made an investment to be there. When they think of their experience at your wedding, you want them to remember it as one of the best trips of their lives. There are so many ways you can ensure they have a great time. I encourage my couples to focus on these five things to keep them happy and feeling the love.
Experience is key, and the DJ you hire will drive the experience of your wedding day. As professional party-starters, they know how to get people up and keep the energy moving during your reception. And they know how to have fun! When everyone is dancing and letting loose, you can bet they'll always think back on your day and smile.
Many couples will consider live music for their reception and talented musicians can set a beautiful tone during a dinner or cocktail hour. It's so important to understand that even the best musicians have limits to the time they're able to perform, and most prefer to keep their sets to three or four hours maximum to ensure they're able to perform at their highest caliber. Live music is a fantastic option – but work to find balance and remember to aim for fun and upbeat vibe for your night of dancing.
Most guests understand their responsibility to book their own accommodations when traveling for a destination wedding and happily oblige in order to be part of your day. To make their travel planning easy, give them several options for lodging with varying price points and in different venue types. Some of your guests may want to experience a quaint villa in the jungle, while others may prefer a chic resort on the beach. Give them the opportunity to book a place that fits their style (and budget).
Regardless of the options you offer, remember that communication is key for destination wedding coordination. Be sure your guests understand that they are not obligated to stay at the same resort as you and that their whole experience is important to you, right down to the bed they sleep in. Include as many details as possible regarding the resorts, hotels, and villas you recommend, including distance from your ceremony site, amenities included, and transportation options to help them make the most of their time in Mexico.
No matter how your guests act in the "real world," never make assumptions about the bar. You have invited them to a gorgeous, tropical getaway and are encouraging them to relax and enjoy themselves for the duration of their stay – plan on them doing just that!
Even some of the most conservative groups I have helped host were eager to partake in a little liquid relaxation. Be sure to have options openly available to your guest – they just might surprise you.
Just like the options for accommodations, you can help make sure your guests' experiences are perfect with a little extra logistical planning and support. Be sure to be aware of the potential obstacles your guests may face and offer solutions before problems occur. Help your guests connect with transportation services, be sure they have accurate and detailed plans for excursions and meals, and carefully communicate the location of each event for your celebration.
While it can feel a little over the top to outline every single detail, you should work to answer all the questions your guests have before they have to ask them. International travel is full of unknowns – be on top of the details so your guests are totally prepared to have an unforgettable time.
When working to plan your full wedding event, it can be easy to get caught up in trying to capitalize on the opportunity of simply being in Mexico. While excursions are great and can be an excellent way to show your guest the culture and customs of the country, it's important to limit your to-do list to keep your guests from feeling over-tired. While it's tempting to invite them to a beach brunch, then a cave dive, then a cocktail reception and dinner all on the same day, it can be just as memorable for them to do one of those things and then spend some time relaxing on the beach. Make each event hold meaning for your guests – don't just try to do everything.
Another fantastic way to make your wedding extra-special is to make an effort to add personal touches for each guest. Work with your planner to have a thank you bag in each guests' room with souvenir items that are meaningful to your day and their experience. And never underestimate the impact a simple thank you can have when it's well-timed and genuine.
A common pain point? When couples spend extensive time at their receptions thanking each guest individually on the microphone. While very well-intentioned, doing so tends to slow down the evening and keeps people off the dance floor (which is the most fun part!) To thank guest individually, take the time to do it in person – either at your reception during cocktail hour or during other events that allow you to mingle. If you must offer formal thanks to everyone in attendance, the rehearsal dinner is a great time to do so.
Ultimately, to give your guests the best experience you can, work to create balance for their stay – sometimes they may just want to sit on the beach and relax! Don't make them feel obligated to participate in everything you have planned and keep communication open to let them know all the details. And it's totally ok to ask for RSVPs to each event for planning purposes.
You're making a big investment in your wedding day, and your guests are investing in you by attending. With attention to detail, plenty of communication, and genuine effort to make every second count, you will give them a memorable experience they'll talk about for years.


What are the ins-and-outs of high-asset divorce in Pennsylvania? | Kalinoski Law Offices P.C.
What are the ins-and-outs of high-asset divorce in Pennsylvania?
On behalf of Kalinoski Law Offices P.C. posted in High-Asset Divorce on Wednesday, November 19, 2014.
A high-asset divorce, as the term implies, involves an array of property and assets acquired before and over the course of a marriage. Divorcing individuals who are going through a high-asset divorce, regardless of where they live, may share the same thought: How am I going to deal with so many issues knowing there is so much at stake? If you are in the midst of a high-asset divorce, here are some tips that can help you get through the arduous process.
To begin with, divorces in Pennsylvania fall into one of four categories. The first, due to prolonged mental illness, affects a small number of couples. Mutual consent divorces, as the name implies, require the consent of both spouses to move forward. Like mutual consent, a two-year separation is a no-fault divorce but requires that the spouses be separated for at least two years. Finally, a fault divorce requires one spouse to prove their innocence and that another spouse is at fault.
One of the most important aspects of high-asset divorce is property division. It is imperative that both parties are honest about marital and individual property. Dishonesty can lead to delays in dividing property, penalties and potentially losing the hidden assets. Instead, divorcing spouses should make a list of all property and assets obtained during the course of the marriage. The judge can also decide how to divide property and assets if the divorcing individuals cannot come to an agreement.
Other considerations in divorce include alimony, child custody and child support. While couples going through divorce may want to resolve their case through alternative methods before taking the litigious path, the complexity of high-asset divorce may result in a prolonged dispute.


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Slipknot – "We Are Not Your Kind"
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Has it been 5 years since "The Gray Chapter"? It really doesn't feel like it at all. Hell, it's been 20 years since they dropped their self titled. How is that possible?
We now only have 6 of the 9 members who were on that self titled album. 2 of the 3 were main songwriters in the band. But with 2014's ".5: The Gray Chapter", we were shown that they could still Slipknot. I certainly had no worries then or now.
Keep in mind, I look at all of their albums as fairly equal across the board. "Iowa" might be my personal favorite, but in general, they're all great to me. What I'll tell you beforehand is that "We Are Not Your Kind" ranks as #3 out of their 6 (or 7 if you count "Mate Feed Kill Repeat"). Something about this album is really gravitating to me. The production, the vibe, the diversity, the lyrics, the tone, and most importantly… the songs.
There's 14 tracks, which includes an intro and 2 interludes. I've always been a fan of intros and 'ludes, so I don't mind it at all. So that leaves 11 songs. The shortest being 4 minutes and 4 seconds, and the longest being 6 minutes and 48 seconds. Actually there's 4 songs over 6 minutes long, with another one clocking in just 4 seconds shy.
I didn't rush to get this review up yesterday morning because I wanted to absorb it more. I needed the positives and negatives to weigh themselves a bit more. I also didn't obsessively listen as to not wear off the freshness either.
Corey's vocals are as vicious as ever, and his clean singing and melodies are in top form (duh). Some of the choruses are among their strongest to date. The only Stone Sour reference I will ever make to Slipknot is that I won't. There you go. Corey had made reference to this album being "Iowa levels of heavy". Truthfully, I do hear plenty of elements. Does it compare? Well, no. They'll never be that violently angry again. But I can hear certain things that have been missing in their sound since 2001.
This album truly does combine all of their previous efforts, while somehow showcasing a subtle glimpse into the future. Jay Weinberg's drumming has fully come its own here. The percussion from Clown is on display in fresh ways. Jim and Mick's guitars range from ambient acoustics to doom metal to black metal and damn near everything inbetween. Sid and Craig are still bringing the samples, blips, bloops, and neat stuff to make everything that much more interesting. For that something new and different, check out "Spiders". Since when did Slipknot do Mushroomhead better than Mushroomhead? (Rhetorical, please don't answer that because they never compared.) "My Pain" is even a step further into the experimentation zone for them. I'll only say that it reminds me of the classic Tetris-like game, Columns. You'll know why. For the musical sequel to "The Heretic Anthem", just go straight to "Orphan". "Unsainted" is the catchy single of the album, I'm sure you've heard it by now.
It always seem to be the right time for a new Slipknot album when one drops, and this is no exception. But for some reason, this one is really making more noise than usual. It feels extra right, and it's the right album at the right time. As of this exact moment of writing, it finally topped my #1 of the year so far (Soilwork), but there's competition coming up as soon as this week (Killswitch Engage) and the rest of the year. So we'll see where it fares by December 31st. I have a feeling it'll be a top 3-5 even still!
Thank you fellas for crafting another great album. It was a pleasure to review, a pleasure to listen to, and a worthy addition to your discography.
Favorite tracks? Basically everything.
Rating? 4.5/5
Reviewed by Marcus Miller
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Larry Ellison and Nikita Kahn Make $1 Million Donation to San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy
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San Diego, California - Generous philanthropists Larry Ellison and Nikita Kahn have offered to match all donations to the San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy dollar-for-dollar, up to $1 million. This charitable contribution supports the Conservancy's Let's Turn Things Around campaign, which is the organization's most ambitious conservation fundraising campaign to date. This sizeable gift comes not long after Nikita Kahn provided the naming gift for the one-of-a-kind Rhino Rescue Center located at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park.
The 3.5-acre Nikita Kahn Rhino Rescue Center is home to six rescued southern white rhinos, brought to the San Diego Zoo Safari Park from private reserves in South Africa to be part of San Diego Zoo Global's program to save the northern white rhino from extinction. Larry Ellison and Nikita Kahn were inspired to support the San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy a few years ago, after learning about the plight of the northern white rhino and meeting Nola at the Safari Park—one of four northern white rhinos then left on the planet. This recent gift comes at a significant time, as today marks the two-year anniversary of Nola's passing.
"Nola was a gentle giant with a heart of gold," said Nikita Kahn. "Sadly, today marks the two-year anniversary of Nola's passing. We're committed to saving rhinos from extinction and very proud to be a part of this important effort to save these majestic animals."
San Diego Zoo Global's world-class team of scientists, researchers and animal care experts—along with its partners—are developing cutting-edge assisted reproduction technologies and a groundbreaking surrogacy program, in an effort to save the northern white rhino. It is the only program of its kind in the world—and it may be the last hope for the northern white rhino, as only three remain on the planet. San Diego Zoo Global's expertise in rhino breeding is also unmatched. The organization has the most successful breeding program for rhinos in the world, with more than 180 rhinos born at the San Diego Zoo Safari Park to date, including southern white rhinos, greater one-horned rhinos and black rhinos.
The San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy supports more than 140 conservation projects and partnerships in over 80 countries across the globe. Money raised through the San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy goes to fund the organization's worldwide efforts to stop the decline of wildlife populations due to poaching, illegal wildlife trafficking and other human causes. Individuals can learn more about the San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy, or make a donation, by visiting endextinction.org.
Bringing species back from the brink of extinction is the goal of San Diego Zoo Global. As a leader in conservation, the work of San Diego Zoo Global includes on-site wildlife conservation efforts (representing both plants and animals) at the San Diego Zoo, San Diego Zoo Safari Park, and San Diego Zoo Institute for Conservation Research, as well as international field programs on six continents. The work of these entities is made accessible to children through the San Diego Zoo Kids network, reaching out through the internet and in children's hospitals nationwide. The work of San Diego Zoo Global is made possible by the San Diego Zoo Global Wildlife Conservancy and is supported in part by the Foundation of San Diego Zoo Global.


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Currently and for a few more months, the recycling of ships sailing under the flag of an EU Member State is governed by the EU Waste Shipment Regulation, which prohibits the export of hazardous waste to non-OECD countries. However, the existing legislation is not specifically designed for ships and is often circumvented. This stems from a lack of adequate recycling capacity in OECD countries, and also from the difficulty to determine when a ship becomes waste and which country is exporting the ship. The new Ship Recycling Regulation addresses the shortcomings of this legislation and to allow, under strict conditions, the recycling of EU-flagged ships in non-OECD countries.Its main requirements will apply in different stages, with full application from 31 December 2020.
Press release "Commission presents EU strategy for safer ship dismantling".
A public consultation on the Commission Communication for "An EU Strategy for better ship dismantling" took place from April to June 2009 (see consultation document. Contributions in the context of this consultation are saved here. A summary of the contributions can be accessed here.
Stakeholder workshops have been organised on the 9 June 2009, 23 October 2009, 8 April 2011 and 27-28 June 2011.
The European Parliament adopted a resolution on the Communication in a resolution of 26 March 2009, the European Economic and Social Committee adopted an opinion on the 13 May 2009 and the Council adopted conclusions on the 21 October 2009.
A public consultation on the Green Paper took place from May to September 2007. Contributions in the context of this consultation are saved here. Short summary of these contributions (as of 15 October 2007) (pdf~20KB).
The European Parliament commented on the Green Paper and called for action at EU level in a resolution of 21 May 2008.
Regulation (EC) No 1013/2006 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 14 June 2006 on shipments of waste prohibits the export of hazardous waste from the Community to non-OECD countries.
"It is necessary to ensure the safe and environmentally sound management of ship dismantling in order to protect human health and the environment. Furthermore, it should be noted that a ship may become waste as defined in Article 2 of the Basel Convention and that at the same time it may be defined as a ship under other international rules. It is important to recall that work is ongoing, involving inter-agency cooperation between International Labour Organisation (ILO), International Maritime Organisation (IMO) and the Secretariat of the Basel Convention, to establish mandatory requirements at the global level ensuring an efficient and effective solution to the problem of ship dismantling."
Developing an EU strategy for environmentally sound ship dismantling is an element of the Commission's Action Plan for An Integrated Maritime Policy for the European Union, see p. 16.
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Apache httpd and the Web Track
Apache's 25th Anniversary: a timeline of The Apache HTTP Server
Jim Jagielski, Nick Vidal
This year, the Apache HTTP Server Project celebrates its 25th Anniversary. In February 1995, a small group of webmasters known as the Apache Group came together with the goal of releasing a common distribution based on multiple "patches" to the NCSA HTTPd Server. The first public release of Apache was in April 1995 and, after a major re-architecture, Apache 1.0 was officially released in December 1995. Apache rapidly grew to become the most popular server on the Internet, playing a key role in the growth of the World Wide Web and Open Source. The goal of this talk to present a timeline of the Apache HTTP Server Project, highlighting the most important milestones of this amazing software and community.
Jim Jagielski:
Jim is a well known and acknowledged expert and visionary in Open Source and IT, an accomplished coder (in numerous languages) and frequent presenter/interviewee/consultant on all things Web and Cloud related. He is best known as one of the developers and co-founders of the Apache Software Foundation and has served as President and Chairman. He also served on the board, as well as President, for the Outercurve Foundation and was a director for the Open Source Initiative (OSI). Jim works for Uber as their Head of Open Source, after stints at ConsenSys, Capital One, Red Hat, VMware, and others.
Nick Vidal:
Nick Vidal has been an open source advocate for over 15 years. He helped the Open Source Initiative to celebrate the "20th Anniversary of Open Source" by organizing 100 activities across 40 major open source events worldwide.
Apache httpd and TLS/SSL certificates validation
Jean-Frederic Clere
We will look to 2 different things here, validation of the server certificate and validation of the client certificates. For the server certificate we will show Let's encrypt and mod_md and speak about the new ACMEv2 protocol and OCSP stapling. For the client certificates we look to OCSP and other validations. Demo and quick start example will provided during the tal
Jean-Frederic has spent more than 20 years writing client/server software. His knowledges range from Cobol to Java, BS2000 to Linux and /390 to i386 but with preference to the later ;). He is committer in Httpd and Tomcat and he likes complex projects where different languages and machines are involved. Borne in France, Jean-Frederic lived in Barcelona (Spain) for 14 years. Since May 2006 he lives in Neuchatel (Switzerland) where he works for RedHat in the JBoss division on Tomcat, httpd and cloud/cluster related topics.
GraphQL in Apache Sling - but isn't it the opposite of REST?
Bertrand Delacretaz
GraphQL is often presented as the opposite of REST, but how could a query language be the opposite of an architectural style? Opposing technologies and tools is rarely productive, and although Sling is firmly based on REST principles, it makes absolute sense to take advantage of GraphQL's rich query language and "one request does it all" interaction model in Sling. In this talk we'll present a GraphQL scripting engine for Sling, which enables GraphQL queries either "hidden" on the server side, for more control, or provided by the clients in the more traditional way to provide the full flexibility of the query language. Generating GraphQL schemas dynamically, based on Sling Resource Types, Sling Models and scripted schemas, provides a lot of flexibility in mapping Sling content to the outside world and makes the query subsystem modular and flexible. This talk will will help you make the best use of this new and exciting query language, without compromising on the principles of adaptable and discoverable Web applications.
Bertrand Delacretaz works as a Principal Scientist for Adobe in Basel, Switzerland. He's involved in software design and development for Adobe Experience Cloud products, which use many open source modules, mostly from Apache projects to which his teams contribute extensively. Bertrand is a currently (2020-2021) on his eleventh term on the Apache Software Foundation's Board of Directors and has been active in the Foundation for about 20 years.
Apache Web Server Security Hardening
In my 2017 presentation I discussed hardening Apache Web server with Apache Tomcat behind it. There was a lot of interest in hardening Apache and recommendations. We will review possible exploits and how proper mitigation can prevent breaches. Apache has security holes, especially in older versions. While upgrading fixes a lot of problems, there will always be exploits. We want to demonstrate a system that is reliable and robust, with the least amount of information exposed to the public. Additionally, there will be a review of some standard configurations you can build from to protect your environment
About: Andrew has been working in the I.T. industry since 1996 developing hardware, network and software solutions to suit business needs and requirements. Leveraging open source software, he has implemented enterprise software solutions for a number of large corporations while delivering training to staff, both entry-level and expert. Currently, Andrew works as a Consulting Enterprise Architect at Perforce.
Hardware-protected Keys for TLS: the httpd Angle
Sander Temme
Using hardware-protected cryptographic modules (Hardware Security Modules or HSMs) is a requirement in many applications for governments, banking and financial environments, and others. This session will discuss these requirements, provide an update on how the Apache HTTP Server's mod_ssl integrate with HSMs, and demonstrate how to configure httpd to use hardware-based keys for TLS.
A long time contributor to the Apache HTTP Server, in his copious spare time Sander Temme is the product manager at nCipher Security, an Entrust Datacard company, for the nShield as a Service Cloud-accesslble Hardware Security Modules.


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Many residents at dengue hot spot unaware of outbreak
Banners like this warning about the dengue situation in the cluster were prominently displayed near Block 55 in Chai Chee Drive.ST PHOTO: AQIL HAMZAH
Jul 7, 2019, 5:00 am SGT
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Aqil Hamzah
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Rosalind Ang
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Wearing bermudas and a short-sleeved shirt, Mr Chua Bong Siah ignored the mosquitoes buzzing around him while he relaxed at the foot of Block 55 Chai Chee Drive.
Perhaps emblematic of the uphill battle the authorities have in fighting the current dengue outbreak, the 71-year-old, who had contracted dengue in May, did not know he lived in the midst of a large dengue cluster and said he had taken no extra precautions to keep from being bitten again.
Block 55 also has the dubious distinction of being the block with the most number of dengue patients in the country. As of now, 54 residents in the block have been infected.
But getting information out to people remains a challenge, despite greater efforts to heighten their awareness.
When The Sunday Times visited Block 55 on Tuesday evening, numerous banners about dengue were prominently displayed at the ground floor and newsletters warning about dengue were on notice boards near the lift lobbies, as well as in the lifts.
But out of 30 residents interviewed, about half learnt they were living in a dengue cluster only when The Sunday Times told them.
Apart from Mr Chua, Madam Maimunah Abdul Hamid, 67, also contracted dengue in May.
As of now, 54 residents in Block 55 have been infected. But getting information out to people remains a challenge... Out of 30 residents interviewed, about half learnt they were living in a dengue cluster only when The Sunday Times told them.
She said: "After I fell sick, my son took me to Singapore General Hospital. I had been showing some symptoms of dengue fever, and after a blood test there, the doctors confirmed that I had dengue."
After she came back from the hospital, officers from the National Environment Agency (NEA) showed up at her house to conduct checks over a few weeks, but she thought they were routine. "I thought it was normal for them to conduct spot checks. I didn't think it was because this was a dengue hot spot."
People who have contracted dengue fever could be at risk of becoming infected again and should take precautions against being bitten. Dr Lee Geok Choo, a general practitioner at Low and Lee Clinic and Surgery at Block 55, said the situation seems to have improved, with fewer cases now, after the spike in May.
According to a newsletter posted in the estate, 51 cases of dengue had been recorded in the block by June 7. Since then, just three more people have been infected.
This could be the result of stepped-up vector control operations carried out by the Marine Parade Town Council and NEA.
A spokesman for the town council said measures included weekly oiling and flushing of drains, mitigating causes of water stagnation as well as checking and destroying potential mosquito-breeding grounds in common areas.
Residents told The Sunday Times that chemical spraying in common areas had become more frequent.
Call for public to do more in dengue fight as infections rise
One flat also had notices posted by NEA, alerting the owner that its staff had gained access to his unit and replaced his lock after repeated inspection attempts proved futile.
While things may be taking a turn for the better, not everyone living there is taking things for granted.
A 69-year-old housewife, who wanted to be known only as Madam Fatimah, said: "My children know about the dengue situation here and are really worried about my husband and me, as we are old.
"So they got us this mosquito trap. This way we can still look after ourselves."
The HDB block with most dengue cases
With 54 reported cases of dengue as of Friday, Block 55 in Chai Chee Drive is the worst-hit block in the Chai Chee dengue cluster, with the highest number of residents affected.
In total, 119 dengue cases have been reported in the cluster, which means that just under half of the total number of dengue cases come from Block 55 alone.
A National Environment Agency spokesman said that 31 mosquito-breeding habitats were detected in Block 55, making up slightly less than a quarter of the 139 breeding habitats in total found across the cluster. Of these 139 mosquito-breeding habitats that were found and destroyed, 104 were detected in residential premises, 23 in common areas, and 12 in other types of premises.
The proportion of mosquito-breeding habitats found in homes in that area was also 76 per cent on average, making it higher than the national average of 60 per cent.
The cluster spans Chai Chee Avenue, Chai Chee Drive, Chai Chee Lane, Chai Chee Road and Chai Chee Street.
However, it is not the largest active dengue cluster, which is in Woodlands Avenue 6 with 214 infections.
A version of this article appeared in the print edition of The Sunday Times on July 07, 2019, with the headline 'Many residents at dengue hot spot unaware of outbreak'. Print Edition | Subscribe


For a group show with Elysia Contreras and Zach Springer in Kansas City, MO at La Esquina through Urban Culture Project. The show, titled "It's All Yours" celebrated and explored the spectrum of creative interests among neighbors, business owners, and artists that lived around La Esquina gallery. For my portion I worked with Boulevard Brewing, located less than two blocks away. I asked Boulevard Brewing Company to produce a new beer that would serve as a portrait of the neighborhood. Matt Ruzich, one of the brewers, created an overall beer portrait of the neighborhood based on his experiences living there. Additionally, Pancho Luna, a volunteer at the brewery and an avid homebrewer, created two beer-portraits of two specific individuals that lived and served in the neighborhood.
The beers were served during a special event. Visitors chose one of the portraits from the gallery wall, were served the correlating beer, and then drank the beer while reading about the pictured individual.


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The Bartlett School of Architecture
Skateboarding and the City: A Complete History
Professor Iain Borden publishes a seminal history of skateboarding this spring
Published by Bloomsbury, Skateboarding and the City by Professor Iain Borden launches on 21 February and is now available for pre-order.
The book presents the only complete history of skateboarding, exploring the story of skate culture from the surf-beaches of the 1960's California to the latest developments in street-skating and the wider skating world of today.
Kyle Beachy, Associate Professor at Roosevelt University, Chicago described Iain's work as 'varied and bedazzling as the most expert of skaters.'
Through his book, Iain reveals a vivid understanding of how skateboarders, through their actions, engage with the city in a unique way.
"Skateboarding and the City has been a long time coming, and is the culmination of 30 years of researching and writing about skateboarding. I am naturally delighted that The Bartlett and UCL have supported me so generously in doing this work, and equally that Bloomsbury have created such a vibrant and colourful publication.
– Professor Iain Borden, The Bartlett School of Architecture
Iain is a life-long skater and is now Professor of Architecture & Urban Culture, and Vice-Dean of Education at The Bartlett School of Architecture. He has previously authored and co-edited publications including Forty Ways to Think About Architecture: Architectural History & Theory Today, and Drive: Journeys thorough Film, Cities and Landcape and is a sought-after commentator about the the subculture of skateparks.
Pre-order Skateboarding and the City
Find out more about Research at The Bartlett
Image: Skateboarding MACBA's space of symbols, Barcelona (2015), © Emmi Holmer.


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Will the Scots Go It Alone?
Claire Groden
Scots are expected to turn out en masse for a September referendum that could cleave the British Isle into two countries. If a majority of Scots vote "yes," then the state would splinter from the United Kingdom, limiting the latter's access to Scotland's fossil fuel reserves, Navy bases and kilts.
Chief Secretary to the Treasury in the U.K., Danny Alexander, frames the referendum in the economic effects for both sides. In an interview with Wall Street Journal editors this week, he said that 15 percent to 20 percent...


M1 air temp model seems to be chasing its tail.
Forum » General Tuning Discussion » M1 air temp model seems to be chasing its tail.
I feel like im always battling the background air temp fuel trim. For example, if the intake air temps are around 125F at idle my closed loop fuel trim is plus or minus 1%. If I come to a stop after cruising and the air temps are 100F or so my closed loop fuel trim is now pulling 5-6%. I can see that as the air temp rises the closed loop fuel trim gets closer to zero. It seems to me that the air temp model is over compensating when the temps drop and the closed loop fuel control has to come in to correct the error.
It looks like there are a couple of things you can do to dial this in. Look into the help and setup of "Inlet Air Temperature Sensor Trim" and "Inlet Air Temperature Correction". Since the correction also uses "Inlet Manifold Temperature", you may need to tune that as well, which to do accurately requires instrumenting the inlet manifold itself, and working with the corrections and time constants to get the values to be equal.
Since you describe it as overcompensating on a quick drop, that sounds like a time constant that needs to be adjusted.
I used all the recommended time constants. Manifold temp is turned off, is there no way to calibrate this stuff without a thermo couple?
I suppose you could use an IR temp gun. You could also just enable the Inlet Manifold Temperature and change the channels to see if you can improve your issue.
I see you have the right channels -- why don't you try changing something and seeing what the results are? There will be one of three results -- better, worse or the same. Just figure out which it was, and make another change.
Just wanted to update this. I flipped on the manifold correction and with out any other changes it's already better.
I have found similar problems with our 86 running the M1 package. I think it's important to understand that the inlet air temp is really being used by the ECU to infer the charge temperature and this is less straightforward than it might seem. Ultimately this is one of the aspects that comes from calculating mass airflow rather than directly measuring it - Every compensation needs to be perfect in order for the ECU to be able to do a perfect job. I try to have everything as accurate as I can get it, however I also accept that the closed loop control is going to pick up the pieces if there are some small errors remaining. Fortunately the closed loop control on the M1 is excellent.
Thanks for chiming in Andre. I do need to accept certain things are going to be limited. Check out the pics attached, this clearly shows that the port temp estimate must be too high because as you can see the closed loop fuel is trimming A/F richer as air temps climb, yet the injected fuel volume is the same as it is at zero A/F correction. I'm going to adjust some things in IAT engine system to see if I can settle the trim down.
I recently added twin electric fans and when they are on high they do move a lot of air. I think my sensor placement could be a big part of why the port temp estimate is too high. when the car is stopped the fan blows hot air right next to the air temp sensor. I think im going to end up moving the sensor to read inside the manifold itself instead of the charge pipe. I attached a pic of the sensors current location next to the fan.
In case anyone was interested moving the sensor inside the intake manifold made a huge difference. I can watch the air temps climb slowly with the car at idle and the fuel trims are now staying very consistent.
I placed my Bosch IAT in the intake a year or so ago per John's recommendation. I originally had it where old "AEM V1" would place it.... Heading to the dyno tomorrow to establish my new starting point on this same topic.


Alameda County Sheriff Gregory Ahern says sheriff's officials don't believe additional bodies will be found in the Oakland warehouse fire. Ahern told The Associated Press Monday he couldn't be absolutely positive until the entire recovery effort was complete. The death toll is at 36. Fire officials have said crews have gone through roughly three-quarters of the building. The blaze erupted during a dance party late Friday night. Investigators with the district attorney's office are making sure crews removing debris don't jeopardize any evidence in a potential criminal investigation.
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A Love Supreme with Ravi Coltrane, Nicholas Payton, Adam Rogers. Matthew Garrison, Marcus Gilmore, September 23, 7:30pm. Saxophonist and 2017 Grammy nominee Ravi Coltrane welcomes an all-star array of guests to mark what would have been his father's 91st birthday with an exclusive performance of his 1964 masterpiece, A Love Supreme. Joining Coltrane are trumpet virtuoso Nicholas Payton, trailblazing guitarist Adam Rogers, bass star Matthew Garrison (son of John Coltrane Quartet bassist Jimmy Garrison), and the acclaimed drummer Marcus Gilmore.