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Q: Setting up Apache with multiple virtual host when using Plone 4.1 I have a Plone server running on CentOS, I have multiple instances of Plone running 4.0 and 4.1, I also have multiple sites.  I am new to linux and haveing problems getting Apache to work with multiple virtuale hosts.  The first host listed works just fine but the second host does not.  I get the following error message when I start HTTPD:
Starting httpd: [Mon Nov 07 14:38:31 2011] [warn] VirtualHost ordevel3.ucdavis.edu:80 overlaps with VirtualHost ordevel4.ucdavis.edu:80,
the first has precedence, perhaps you need a NameVirtualHost directive.

What am I missing to get the virtual hosts to work correctly?
Below in my syntax in httpd.conf.
 <VirtualHost ordevel3.abc.edu:80>
 ServerAlias   ordevel3.abc.edu
 ServerAdmin   ortech@abc.edu
 ServerSignature On

    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
   RewriteEngine On

  # serving icons from apache 2 server
   RewriteRule ^/icons/ - [L]
   RewriteRule ^/(.*) \
      http://localhost:8080/VirtualHostBase/http/%{SERVER_NAME}:80/itsdevel3/VirtualHostRoot/$1 [L,P]

    </IfModule>

    <IfModule mod_proxy.c>
   ProxyVia On

   # prevent the webserver from beeing used as proxy
    <LocationMatch "^[^/]">
     Deny from all
    </LocationMatch>
    </IfModule>

    </VirtualHost>

    <VirtualHost ordevel4.abc.edu:80>
 ServerAlias   ordevel4.abc.edu
 ServerAdmin   ortech@abc.edu
 ServerSignature On

    <IfModule mod_rewrite.c>
   RewriteEngine On

  # serving icons from apache 2 server
   RewriteRule ^/icons/ - [L]
   RewriteRule ^/(.*) \
      http://localhost:8180/VirtualHostBase/http/%{SERVER_NAME}:80/ITS/VirtualHostRoot/$1 [L,P]

    </IfModule>

    <IfModule mod_proxy.c>
   ProxyVia On

   # prevent the webserver from beeing used as proxy
    <LocationMatch "^[^/]">
     Deny from all
    </LocationMatch>
    </IfModule>

    </VirtualHost>

A: You will need to change the following Lines:
<VirtualHost ordevel3.abc.edu:80>
  ServerAlias ServerAlias   ordevel3.abc.edu

The first line should contain an IP or * (Wildcard) instead of a domainname.
If you want to use name based VirtualHosts you should define a ServerName.
ServerAlias is only used to add aliases to a VirtualHost that has already a name.
So these lines should look as follows:
<VirtualHost *:80>
  ServerName   ordevel3.abc.edu

If this vhost should be accessible by the name sth.ordevel3.abc.edu you can add an alias:
  ServerAlias sth.ordevel3.abc.edu

If you still get the same error, you will have to make sure that your httpd.conf contains the following line to activate named virtual hosts:
NameVirtualHost *:80

For further information you can consult the Apache Manual:

*

*NameVirtualHost

*VirtualHosts

*Some VirtualHost examples
PS: I didn't have a closer look at your redirects and other config since thats not the question.


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Ria Dawn Percival (born 7 December 1989) is a New Zealand professional women's footballer who plays as a defensive midfielder for Tottenham Hotspur in the FA WSL and the New Zealand national team. She previously played for FFC Frankfurt and FF USV Jena of the Bundesliga, FC Basel in the Swiss league and West Ham United.

International
Percival represented New Zealand at age group level, appearing at the 2006 Women's U-20 World Cup finals in Russia and again represented the young ferns at the 2008 Women's U-20 World Cup in Chile, where she scored both of New Zealand's goals in their 3–2 loss to Nigeria.

Percival made her senior debut in a 0–3 loss to China PR on 14 November 2006, before representing New Zealand at the 2007 FIFA Women's World Cup finals in China, where they lost to Brazil 0–5, Denmark (0–2) and China PR (0–2).

Percival was also included in the New Zealand squad for the 2008 Summer Olympics, again in China, where they drew with Japan (2–2) before losing to Norway (0–1) and the United States (0–4).

On 9 March 2011, Percival earned her 50th A-level international cap in a 5–0 loss to Mexico in the play-off for 7th place at the Cyprus Cup.

Percival contested her fifth major tournament when she appeared in all three of New Zealand's matches at the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup in Germany.  She appeared in all four of New Zealand's games at the 2012 Summer Olympics.

She again featured in all three of New Zealand's matches at the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup in Canada, taking her to a tally of 9 World Cup matches.  She appeared in all three of New Zealand's games at the 2016 Summer Olympics.

Career statistics

International goals
Updated 28 June 2020

Honours
Individual
 IFFHS OFC Best Woman Player of the Decade 2011–2020
 IFFHS OFC Woman Team of the Decade 2011–2020

References

External links

 Profile at NZF
 Team  at FF USV Jena

1989 births
Living people
New Zealand women's association footballers
Olympic association footballers of New Zealand
Footballers at the 2008 Summer Olympics
Footballers at the 2012 Summer Olympics
1. FFC Frankfurt players
FF USV Jena players
Expatriate women's footballers in Germany
Expatriate women's footballers in Switzerland
Expatriate women's footballers in England
New Zealand expatriate sportspeople in Germany
New Zealand expatriate sportspeople in Switzerland
New Zealand expatriate sportspeople in England
2007 FIFA Women's World Cup players
2011 FIFA Women's World Cup players
2015 FIFA Women's World Cup players
People from Brentwood, Essex
Women's association football defenders
New Zealand women's international footballers
FIFA Century Club
Footballers at the 2016 Summer Olympics
F.C. Indiana players
Expatriate women's soccer players in the United States
New Zealand expatriate sportspeople in the United States
2019 FIFA Women's World Cup players
Tottenham Hotspur F.C. Women players
Footballers at the 2020 Summer Olympics
New Zealand expatriate women's association footballers
New Zealand expatriate sportspeople in Canada
Expatriate women's soccer players in Canada
Ottawa Fury (women) players

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Quite often, operators (and providers) offer cheap Internet - or even provide anlim.
But we are not all like people, just can not be happy.
Often the connection is broken or "plugged" "stuck" (when the connection is not broken, but the data does not go).
Anyone who encounters this problem will be helped by a simple pingalo script.
Its meaning: the address is periodically pinged. In the absence of ping (when the channel is "stuck" or broken), a reconnection occurs.
By running this script, you can be sure that the connection is working.
rem All settings are in this block.
choice / C: PRDE / T: P, 30 / N Pause 30 seconds.  [P] ing [R] econnect [D] isconnect [E] xit?
2. Next to pinger.cmd put "choice.com" from the archive choise.rar.
3. We start and enjoy life - pingovalka will establish a connection and will maintain it in working condition.
!!! A similar script "pinger" for Linux to maintain the dedicated pinger.zip.


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Special Olympics Simbabwe (englisch: Special Olympics Zimbabwe) ist der simbabwische Verband von Special Olympics International, der weltweit größten Sportbewegung für Menschen mit geistiger Behinderung und Mehrfachbehinderung. Ziel ist die sportliche Förderung dieser Personengruppe und die Sensibilisierung der Gesellschaft für sie. Außerdem betreut der Verband die simbabwischen Athletinnen und Athleten bei den Special Olympics Wettbewerben.

Geschichte
Special Olympics Simbabwe wurde 1987 mit Sitz in Harare gegründet.

Aktivitäten
2016 waren 5.495 Athletinnen, Athleten und Unified Partner sowie 830 Trainer bei Special Olympics Simbabwe registriert.

Sportarten
Folgende Sportarten wurden 2021 vom Verband angeboten:
 Boccia (Special Olympics)
 Fußball (Special Olympics)
 Golf (Special Olympics)
 Netball (Special Olympics)
 Leichtathletik (Special Olympics)
 Schwimmen (Special Olympics)
 Volleyball (Special Olympics)

Teilnahme an Weltspielen vor 2020
(Quelle: )

 1991 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Minneapolis, USA (41 Athletinnen und Athleten)
 1993 Special Olympics World Winter Games, Schladming, Österreich
 1995 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Connecticut, USA (42 Athletinnen und Athleten)
 1997 Special Olympics World Winter Games, Toronto, Kanada (12 Athletinnen und Athleten)
 2003 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Dublin, Irland (50 Athletinnen und Athleten)
 2007 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Shanghai, China (28 Athletinnen und Athleten)
 2015 Special Olympics World Summer Games, Los Angeles, USA (15 Athletinnen und Athleten)
 2019 Special Olympics, World Summer Games, Abu Dhabi (16 Athletinnen und Athleten)

Teilnahme an den Special Olympics World Summer Games 2023 in Berlin
Special Olympics Simbabwe hat seine Teilnahme an den Special Olympics World Summer Games 2023 angekündigt. Die Delegation wird vor den Spielen im Rahmen des Host Town Program von Sankt Wendel betreut.

Einzelnachweise

Special Olympics (Simbabwe)
Sportverband (Simbabwe)
Nationaler Sportverband
Behindertensport
Organisation (Simbabwe)
Gegründet 1987


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The more you try, the more it grows. Good seeds grow. Good seeds bring good fruit.
I don't know your story, your background, or your experiences. I am not here to tell you that you must see as I do, think as I do, or believe as I do. I haven't found the truth–I'm just another human looking for it, constantly. You may want to know how to grow your own faith in God. Something that works for you – not for me, or one of the million or so self-appointed experts all over the world.
Maybe you already believe in God but feel distant from Him. Maybe you feel that you are not worthy. Maybe someone told you that you are not worthy. Maybe you haven't prayed in years. Maybe you are not sure whether God exists or not. Maybe someone taught you to hate God. Maybe you don't believe at all, ever or anymore, but something in you wants to.
The good thing is this: it's not about what others say, what others do, how millions or billions of adherents or followers or brethren live and conduct their words, deeds, and thoughts.
The traditional definition of a relationship with God is one (1) person and (1) God. Redefining THIS relationship is idolatry.
It's not about the sins committed by religionists, the strictures and codes of religious legalism, or the foot-in-mouth tendency of the religious who meddle in secular politics. It's not even about the judgment, abuse, discrimination, false teaching or even violence that may have been inflicted on you by the members of your own or another faith.
This is about you and God.
It is separate and distinct from any particular religious background. It is a relationship that exists, or could exist, between you and a Heavenly Father that is kind, just, decent and holy. He is a good guy, not a bad guy, like many of his ambassadors will pretend.
You can find strength in that relationship. It can nourish you and nurture you–give you strength to deal with the religious and the non-religious alike. You can feel God's presence in your life.
For a long time, I disbelieved entirely and totally. Then, one day, I read what seemed to me to be an infinitely rational, reasonable proposition.
How do you grow faith if you don't know how? Considering how negative the majority of religious inputs may be in your life, or how irrational a concept it seems.
In Alma 32, I read how a "despised, shunned, cast-out, afflicted, unacceptable, not-good-enough" group of people went to hear Alma preach. Alma preached about faith, and told them that they are those who say, "If thou wilt show unto us a sign from heaven, then we shall know of a surety; then we shall believe" (v. 17).
Start with a little trust –whatever you can muster– and give it a go. See what happens. If it doesn't work, well–you lose very little. If it does work, try a little more.
"But behold, as the seed swelleth, and sprouteth, and beginneth to grow, then you must needs say that the seed is good; for behold it swelleth, and sprouteth, and beginneth to grow. And now, behold, will not this strengthen your faith? Yea, it will strengthen your faith: for ye will say I know that this is a good seed; for behold it sprouteth and beginneth to grow" (verse 30).
It's simple karma, really. What you focus on you get more of.
If all you know is condemnation, then faith equals condemnation. Don't let them rob you; empower yourself. It does not have to be a choice between fanaticism and unbelief, reason and faith, love and justice.
A billion people negotiate this issue in a billion different ways. You may like reading your scriptures. Or singing hymns. Or meditating. Or praying. Or fasting. Or serving. Work with your strengths, do what works for you.
So don't be afraid, and don't let yourself be bullied. Develop your relationship with God, so that you stand in a position of strength. Go ahead. Shake things up. Try a little and see what you get.


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Stjørdal es un municipio en la provincia de Trøndelag, Noruega. Cuenta en 2015 con 22 957 habitantes según el censo de 2015. Fue creado como municipio el 1 de enero de 1838.

Es un municipio de rápido crecimiento (300-500 personas anualmente) y urbanización, debido a que se encuentra muy cercano a la ciudad de Trondheim (35 km) y de hecho se considera parte del área metropolitana de esta ciudad.

Su capital es Stjørdalshalsen, en el lado oriente del fiordo de Trondheim. Esta localidad obtuvo el estatus de ciudad en 1997, y contaba con 10 779 habitantes el 1 de enero de 2009. Además de la capital, hay otras 9 localidades, en las que predomina un paisaje agrícola. Estas localidades son Elvan, Floren, Forradal, Hegra, Langstein, Lånke, Skatval, Skjelstadmark, y Vassbygda.

En Stjørdalshalsen se localiza el aeropuerto de Trondheim. La empresa Statoil está presente en la ciudad.

Referencias

Enlaces externos

Municipal fact sheet from Statistics Norway

Sjordal


William Henry Jackson was born to English parents in Toronto in 1861, and migrated westward as a young man. He settled in what is now Saskatchewan and was soon swept up in the protest movement against the federal government's mismanagement of the western territories. In the process he became a confidant of Louis Riel. Jackson imagined a grand alliance between new settlers like himself, the First Nations people and the Métis, but his ideal collapsed during the Northwest uprising of March—June 1885. He was arrested by Canadian troops and taken to Regina, where he stood trial for treason. Like his friend and leader Riel, Jackson was declared insane. Unlike Riel, he escaped execution. Instead the authorities tucked him away in a mental hospital; he easily absconded after three months and fled to the United States.
In Chicago, where he settled, William Henry Jackson, British settler, transformed himself into Honoré Jaxon, Métis freedom fighter. He identified so closely with the Métis struggle for justice that he became one of them. He had no trouble convincing others that he was a Native and probably had no trouble convincing himself either. For many years he spoke out forcefully for the rights of workers and Aboriginal people. He moved eventually to New York City, where, as he got older, he declined into senility and isolation. Over the years he accumulated tons of research material for a history of the West that he never got around to writing. Near the end of his life, at ninety years of age, he was evicted from his basement apartment, and this vast archive of books and papers was dumped on the sidewalk. Some of it was torched, and the rest was sold off not long before Jaxon died in obscurity on January 10, 1952.
As with Grey Owl and Long Lance, death brought revelations about Jaxon's true identity: he was unmasked as the Englishman that he was rather than the mixed-blood crusader that he claimed to be. But what is interesting about all three of Smith's biographical subjects is not that they were charlatans, which I suppose they were, but that they were all non-Aboriginals who adopted Aboriginal identities in order to advocate for the rights of indigenous people. To my mind, this makes the three men central, not marginal, characters. Each enacted his own version of a primal Canadian story, the story of "going Native." Whites have always wanted Aboriginal people to assimilate to the Euro-Canadian mainstream, but there has also been a strong impulse among Whites to transform ourselves into Indians. One sees it in movies like Dances with Wolves, in summer camps where our children dress up in buckskin and feathers and learn to shoot bows and arrows, in new-age movements where we seek the wisdom of the shamans. By "going Native," we try to tap into the special connection with the New World that we believe is the unique experience of Aboriginal people.
High on Honoré Jaxon's list of enemies during his years in the Canadian West was the prime minister, John A. Macdonald. Coincidentally, a new biography of Macdonald by the journalist Richard Gwyn also appeared last fall. John A: The Man Who Made Us (Random House) is the first of a projected two-volume set. It ends at Confederation in 1867, so we don't yet know how Gwyn will treat the events of 1885 in the Northwest. I think we can assume, though, that Macdonald will come off looking like the nation builder he is always cracked up to be.
Macdonald, a Scottish-born politician, represents a counter-story to Jaxon's. Rather than adapting to the situation that he found on the new continent, he wanted to impose a European-style society on the indigenous one. As Gwyn writes, Macdonald's objective with Confederation was "to create a new nation that might actually survive in North America without becoming American"; i.e., a nation that would remain British in its culture and values. This was antithetical to Jaxon, who wanted to preserve the values of indigenous society, as he understood them, from the greed of land developers and big monopolies like the CPR.
Macdonald, as Gwyn presents him in his readable and often insightful book, was a pragmatist, artful at dispensing patronage and wielding power. Jaxon, on the other hand, was an idealist who thought that local residents of the Northwest should enjoy self-government, not have an administration forced on them from Ottawa. It was a collision of two worlds and, as we know, Macdonald's blueprint triumphed over Jaxon's dream. It was eminence for one, the madhouse for the other. Macdonald emerges from history as the far-sighted nation builder, Jaxon the unstable crank.
But thanks to Donald Smith's excellent biography, we get a chance to look down a road not taken and to wonder how things might have been different in western Canada if the voices of the indigenous people had not been silenced by the representatives of Old Europe intent on commodifying the land and pacifying its people.


HYDRO-BIOS is the leading manufacturer of high quality sampling equipment for hydrography, science, research and environmental monitoring in marine environments.
Achieving accurate data, based on faultless samples is the wish of each limnologist, the goal of every oceanographer and the motivation for all water monitoring authorities. Guiding our valuable customers to instrumentation, which perfectly fits their needs, is our ambition.
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WZCC was launched on December 29, 2000 as part of the legacy project of the Seventh World Zoroastrian Congress.
To facilitate, encourage and promote the spirit of entrepreneurship amongst Zarathushtis.
To promote Zarathushti businesses interests worldwide.
To enhance cooperation, networking and solidarity amongst Zarathushti business and professional communities.
To gather appropriate statistics of Zarathushtis doing business worldwide.
The Zoroastrian All-Party Parliamentary Group, founded in October 2013 by Lord Karan Bilimoria of Chelsea CBE, DL and Gareth Thomas MP as a means increasing awareness of this ancient and venerable religion in Parliament.
The Zoroastrian APPG also exist to promote the interests of the British Zoroastrian community, both inside and outside Westminster, as well as improving links with fellow Zoroastrian parliamentarians from around the world.
The Bombay Parsi Punchayet also known as the BPP is the apex administrative body of the Parsi Irani Zoroastrian community in India. It is recognized the world over as the premier body of the Parsi community and is known to be one of the oldest continuously existing, socio-community organisations in Mumbai having been formed in 1672 .
FEZANA is incorporated under the not-for-profit corporation laws of the State of Illinois, exclusively for religious and charitable purposes.
To engage in and support any other activities that nurture and support the Zoroastrian faith and Zoroastrian communities.
The work of Almut Hintze, Zartoshty Brothers Professor of Zoroastrianism, and Dr Sarah Stewart, Lecturer in Zoroastrianism on the religion of pre-Islamic Iran, which is still practised by ca. 120,000 individuals world-wide, has actively engaged with different sections of a deeply divided, microscopic religious community.
This has resulted in the endowment of a Chair in Zoroastrianism at SOAS, the only one of its kind world-wide and an annual lecture in memory of a distinguished Zoroastrian (Kutar Memorial Lecture) that is attended by the wider Zoroastrian community in London and beyond.
The Inter Faith Network for the UK (IFN) was founded in 1987, following two years of consultation, to advance public knowledge and mutual understanding of the teachings, traditions and practices of the different faith communities in Britain including an awareness both of their distinctive features and their common ground and to promote good relations between people of different faiths in this country.


Eating is a skill and a talent and nobody should tell you any different. And thanks to KFC, there is an opportunity to showcase these skills – and get paid for it.
A website called Testers Keepers , a company that employs food reviewers, is on the hunt for two chicken-loving secret diners to eat a variety of food from KFC's menu.
And not only will you not pay for your fried chicken dinner, but Testers Keepers will also give you a £100 voucher to spend at the chicken chain.
The two successful applicants can test the food anywhere in the UK - so you wouldn't even have to leave Devon to take full advantage of the offer.
You'll need to sign up, fill in a short survey about your dining habits and then ultimately be selected, in order to take part in a chicken-eating extravaganza.
If you're chosen, the only thing you have to do fill in a short survey and be completely honest about your experience, then two applicants will get £100.
That's £100 in return for filling out a short form - sounds like a no brainer!
With payment of that kind you could even treat your family to several bargain buckets, or keep tight lipped and have a massive feast of Boneless Banquets or Bid Daddy burgers all to yourself.
The ad for Tester Keepers posted on MyOffers said: "With over 300 locations in the U.K. and Ireland there is a KFC on almost every high street. Testers Keepers needs two secret diners who will each get £100 to spend at KFC."
However, it is worth noting that a similar offering to this that promised to pay people for reviewing their experience at Aldi, turned out to be a scam , so be wary when entering your personal details online.
KFC have been contacted about the scheme.
How fast can KFC make a burger?


These days, anyone with a laptop and wifi can record a quality song, publish a book, or take professional photos. But is all creative production free and simple these days? Specifically, can videogames be produced free of charge with the same quality and simplicity content like songs and photos are made by amateurs online?
Back with another piece, here's Joe Molohon describing his experience making videogames.
Anyone can buy and play a game. But can anyone make a game?
As videogames become more and more prevalent in our society, so too does game-making software. Major examples like GameMaker Studio and Unity are readily available to anybody with the cash and/or computer to run them. As a matter of fact, there's a version of GameMaker that's entirely free, and all it requires at most is the ability to run a simple sprite-based game like 1979's Asteroids.
And this was something I did recently. Well, sort of. Using the free version of the GameMaker software (through my also-free Steam account), I created my own clone of Asteroids. It's the imaginatively-named 'Roids, and it's about the fever dreams of a muscleman who must resist the temptation of an easy out that steroids represent.
I enjoy playing it almost as much as I liked making it, but it certainly isn't a masterpiece. And that's OK. But even this simple experience of creating a game across a period of maybe two weeks got me to thinking about the whole process. And it reminded me of a question that I've thought about for a very long time: can anyone truly make a game?
As Ian Bogost reminds us in How To Do Things With Videogames, there are many creative processes that have been simplified to the level of being open and accessible to the masses. With blogs (and blog-creating sites like this one) and online/independent printing presses, it's fairly easy to be a writer. And with the relatively low cost of canvas and paints, you could follow a Bob Ross tutorial and be a painter. But the example that Bogost primarily uses is photography, and more specifically the example of the Brownie; the first snapshot camera ever developed, in 1900.
As Bogost explains, the Brownie first introduced that understanding of photography that we are most familiar with today. For the majority of us, photography is a simple art, meant to be used in nature outings and at yearly family gatherings. Taking a picture nowadays is as simple as the press of a button, the accessibility of cameras is only increasing. Most of us even have a fairly decent camera built right into our phones, enabling a device we use primarily for vocal social communication to be used for visual purposes as well.
What the Brownie did for photography is the epitome of what technology seeks to do for all art forms; a simplification of the process to an extent that it can be done. It doesn't mean that anyone can take a great photograph, but it seeks to enable the potential for anyone to do so, and at the same time making the act of taking and producing photographs much less time-consuming. It's rather safe to argue that, since its genesis, the Brownie has taken photography in a direction that has strengthened focus on the art of photography, allowing photographers to spend more time on the formal elements of their shots, as opposed to wasting time on the tedious act of development. What technology achieved with the Brownie was groundbreaking, and we're seeing similar effects in industries like book publishing and music production.
But is there an equivalent in the videogame industry? Could games be made with the push of a button?
It's true. Even with free software like GameMaker Studio, you won't have a complete game simply by clicking the 'run' button. Even simple games like my 'Roids require some fairly exclusive knowledge in their creation, including basic familiarity with CSS/HTML code and the ability to draw and map-out sprites and rooms. More complex games require more skills. If you're going to create something like Mass Effect, you need to know things like animation, 3D modeling and sound design, things people go to school for years to learn. There's a reason triple-A titles like Mass Effect take teams of hundreds of people to develop over long periods of time.
But even with this knowledge, I might argue that the democratization of videogames is plausibly coming.
… and end up using it to make something like this.
It's true that you need to know some stuff before you can make a game. But there are easy ways to obtain that knowledge. In making 'Roids, I myself relied heavily on YouTube tutorials, in particular a series made by one Shaun Spalding (bless you, sir). Even if you need to know some stuff to get things to work, the miracle of the Internet might allow you to find that knowledge rather easily.
And there are other means to game creation than following YouTube tutorials. You see, I messed around with GameMaker back in its old and ugly days too, when I was a teenager. Back then, there wasn't much in the way of online tutorials that I knew of. So what I did instead was mess around with the code of pre-existing games.
This older version of GameMaker used to include the entirety of some old-school arcade titles, like 1945, for example. While the software certainly allowed you to play these titles, it also allowed you to play with the code of these titles. Learning from and tweaking the code of games like 1945, I was able to make some simple games with my brother and my friends. They were primarily a reenvisioning of the concept, but I think we included enough differences—adding new enemies, new weapons, and multiplayer capabilities—that made the game our own. At some point, Santa's War on Hell just wasn't 1945 anymore.
It's true that game creation isn't necessarily as easy as taking a picture. But if you really want to make a game, I think you can find the resources to make that happen.


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T. Nicole Cirone
T Nicole Cirone lives next door to her parents in Upper Darby, PA, with her teenaged daughter and two very literary cats. Ms. Cirone is an English teacher and a yoga instructor. Her work has appeared in several literary journals, including Serving House Journal, Ovunque Siamo: A Journal of Italian-American Writing, Hippocampus, Perigee, Red River Review and Philadelphia Stories; and in three anthologies: The Best of Philadelphia Stories Anthology, Reaching Beyond the Saguaros: A Prosimetric Travelogue and Gateways. She is also a prose reader for The Literary Review. Ms. Cirone holds undergraduate degrees in Italian Studies and Political Science and an MA in English from Rosemont College, and a dual-concentration MFA in Creative Writing Poetry and Creative Non-Fiction from Fairleigh Dickinson University.
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WESTWOOD, Mass. - After an outstanding New England Women's and Men's Athletic Conference (NEWMAC) volleyball season, the league announced the 2018 Volleyball All-Conference and Postseason awards on Tuesday. Clark University senior captain, Ana Patricia Mercado (Guaynabo, Puerto Rico) earned a spot on the NEWMAC All-Conference Second Team this season.
Mercado finished the season ranked second in the NEWMAC in kills with 364 and kills per set with 3.83. She was named the NEWMAC Offensive Athlete of the Week in week one of the season. Mercado wraps up her career with 1,303 kills which is the second highest in program history. She also beat her own personal record for kills in a season that she set as a sophomore (346) and ranks fourth in program history for kills in a season with her new personal record of 364. She also now ranks in the top 10 for career service aces with 123.
Springfield setter Sara Labardoft was tabbed the NEWMAC Rookie of the Year, after racking up 983 assists this season and 9.63 assists per set, which ranks third in the conference. Exceeding 45 assists in seven matches this season, the rookie is also tied for fifth in service aces with 49. For the third time in her career, Springfield Head Coach Moira Long was named the NEWMAC Coach of the Year, after leading the Pride to a 9-1 league record, to the top seed in the NEWMAC tournament and to earning an at-large bid in the upcoming NCAA tournament.
The NEWMAC Volleyball All-Conference Team consists of a first and second team that consists of seven selections which are voted on by the volleyball coaches from the conference.


Can I set up a Wi-Fi network?
steps outlined below and you will be on your way to experiencing the freedom of Wi-Fi.
What Makes Up a Wireless Network?
radios and access points or gateways.
network. The access points or gateways act as "base stations" — they send and receive signals from the WiFi radios to connect the various components to each other as well as to the Internet. All computers in your WiFi network can then share resources, exchange files and use a single Internet connection.
Do I Need a Peer-to-Peer Network, Or One with a Base Station (An Access Point or Gateway)?
will provide for the best user experience and allow for easier Internet sharing.
What Are the Wi-Fi Radio Options for My Laptops, Desktops and PDAs?
How Many Users Can Use a Single Access Point?
802.11a or 802.11g that provide 54 Mbps or better of bandwidth.
use higher speed access points, as well as more of them.
To set up a Wi-Fi network, you need to consider the components, the users and how you will use the network.
preconfigured with an embedded Wi-Fi radio, you need a Wi-Fi PC Card radio for each.
How many laptops do you have?
How many PDAs do you have?
you want to include in your network.
search Access Point Range Guide.
who only use the network to send e-mail, cruise the Internet and occasionally save and retrieve large files.
create a single large network.
How many users do you have, and is your space unusually large?
How Do You Connect Your Wi-Fi Network to the Internet?
connect it to your base station to distribute your Internet connection throughout your home or small office WiFi network.
How Do You Make Printers Work on Your Wi-Fi Network?
Can You Share Devices on Your Network to Save Money?
to your desktop computer and use it to access your home Wi-Fi network.
end to which you can attach a larger, more powerful antenna to maximize range.
Windows XP, you may find that when you slide in the card, the drivers and software will load automatically.
The computer will then scan the area to find and log onto the closest Wi-Fi network.
computing devices that have a PC Card slot.
other mobile computing devices before they leave the factory. Apple Computers uses a somewhat similar WiFi radio module, the Apple AirPort that can be installed by the factory, the retail outlet or the end user.
that slides into the reader.
the same range and performance as their larger cousins.
effectively when using a central base station to coordinate communications.
confusing, many wired devices and other home Internet appliances also call themselves gateways.
security functions, provide firewall protection, and manage network traffic and tasks.
points forming one or multiple overlapping wireless networks.
process of planning and setting up your wireless network.
connect to the Wi-Fi network.
desktop computer, both talking to each other and to the Internet by connecting through your Wi-Fi gateway.
sharing the same Internet connection through a single Wi-Fi gateway.
have embedded Wi-Fi, you will need to get a Wi-Fi radio PC Card for each of them.
but can be more securely embedded inside your computer.
communications. There are two types: a gateway and an access point.
Most home and small office networks should use a Wi-Fi gateway.
network router) or special antennas to maximize the range of your Wi-Fi network.
it to your base station.
Ethernet cable to connect your modem to your Wi-Fi gateway or access point.
radios in the laptops and then install in the desktops.
should already contain the software that will automatically scan and find your new Wi-Fi network.
IMPORTANT: The procedures necessary to complete these steps are often different for each manufacturer.
• Is a USB or a PCI Solution Better For You?
You can easily add Wi-Fi® to a laptop computer, but some desktop computers can take a little more effort.
Radio and a special PCI PC Card reader or adapter.
The first step is to open up your computer to find a spare PCI slot.
the card because of an accidental spark of static electricity.
Is a USB or a PCI Solution Better for You?
been rigorously tested by the Wi-Fi Alliance. So which should you choose?
a computer, or on a nearby bookshelf.
and more wire management off your computer.
course, if your computer doesn't support USB, PCI is your only choice.
product manual for the correct procedure to follow.
network. Many Wi-Fi systems enable you to close the network.
don't use your street address!
To increase privacy, place your access point in the middle of the room, away from open windows and doors.
data. One way is to turn off "Sharing" and use "Passwords" to access directories holding confidential files.
the company's corporate database. VPN systems also work for Wi-Fi wireless networks.
working from home, an airport lounge or your company's meeting rooms.


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Professor Jeong Beom Kim, founder of SuPine Therapeutics Inc. receives MSS Minister's award.
Dec 23, 2017JooHyeon Heo Public Relations Team
Professor Jeong Beom Kim in the School of Life Sciences has been awarded by the Korean Ministry of SMEs and Startups (MSS) on December 14, 2017. The award was directly related to his recent research and development efforts in finding prospective cures for the patients with spinal cord injury.
Professor Kim has established a biotech venture, called SuPine Therapeutics Inc., where he promotes the commercialization of the treatment patch in treating patients with spinal cord injuries. This breakthrough has been selected as the grand prize winner of the '2nd U-STAR Competition', an Accelerating Program of Ulsan Creative Economy Innovation Center, which led to him winning a Minister prize.
"It is a great honor for me to receive this award from the Ministry of SMEs and Startups," says Professor Kim, the founder of SuPine Therapeutics Inc. "The estimated number patients with spinal cord injuries amounts to about 500,000 per year and we came up with this idea to help provide cures for them."
Professor Jeong Beom Kim (right) at the award ceremony, which was held during the 'Black Demo Day' at Ulsan Creative Economy Innovation Center on Dec. 14, 2017.
Timing is of the essence when it comes to the early medical treatment of spinal cord injury, as significant damage to the spinal cord occurs within 48 hours, immediately following the accident. In search of early treatment of spinal cord injury, Professor Kim's team has developed a patch that could be used in "golden hour" to prevent further progression of damages and optimize the change of neurogeneration.
SuPine Patch is a type of adhesive hydrogel patches with the purpose of regenerating the damaged spinal cords. It can be attached directly onto the damaged areas, following removal of bone fragments and this further prevents secondary spinal cord injuries.
SuPine Patch treats patients by helping the injured nerve cells around the spinal cords to regenerate. It can be also used within 48 hours, immediately following the accident, to avoid infectious complications and optimize the chance of survival.
This revolutionary patch technology is currently in a state that can proceed to Phase III clinical trials, as it contains FDA-approved materials for spinal cord regeneration. Besides, the therapeutic effectiveness of the patch has been also successfully tested in preclinical trials, using spinal cord injury animal models.
"If commercialized, patients with spinal cord injuries during the immediate phase are more likely to benefit from this patch," says Professor Kim. "We expect that this technology can be used extensively in the promising field of regenerative medicine, including skin regenaration."
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Treasures of Northern Peru 6 days / 5 nights
Lima 1 night
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Day 1 Arrival Lima
Welcome, assistance at the airport and transport to your hotel. Enjoy the capital of Peru, its 2000 years of history and colonial wealth. Experience the artistic and contemporary traditions of its residents. See the Historic Centre of Lima, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and admire its imposing cathedral. Visit the Aliaga Mansion, the best preserved colonial town house in America, inhabited continuously by the same family since 1535. Next: the Monastery of San Francisco, a superb example of colonial-era architecture, which has an important collection of colonial-era paintings. This tour also includes the visit of the residential suburbs of San Isidro and Miraflores. Stop on the Costa Verde for a magnificent view of the Pacific Ocean and beaches. Transport to your hotel.
Day 2 Lima / Trujillo
Breakfast in the Hotel. Transport from your hotel to the airport for your flight to Trujillo. Assistance at the airport on arrival at Trujillo and transport to your hotel. This day, you will do the City Tour + Archaeological Museum. Tour of the city of Trujillo and its colonial legacy. See the Main Square and cathedral. Admire some of the well-preserved colonial town houses then visit the Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology and History, which shows the development of the north coast and particularly the coastal valleys in the Department of La Libertad. Stay at your chosen hotel in Trujillo.
Day 3 Trujillo/ Huaca del Sol and Huaca la Luna / Chan Chan / Huanchaco/Trujillo
Breakfast in the Hotel. Excursion to the south of Trujillo to visit a religious center from the Mochica culture built in the 5th Century. Admire the temples of the Sun and Moon and then enjoy local handicrafts made by the descendants of the Mochica people. Relax on the beach at Huanchaco, with its reed boats, the famous "caballitos de totora", whilst sampling a tasty lunch in a restaurant facing the sea. Continue to Huaca Dragón and then a visit to Chan Chan (UNESCO World Heritage Site), ancient capital of the Chimú Empire (13th Century) and the largest mud-brick city in the world. Stay at your chosen hotel in Trujillo.
Day 4 Trujillo / The El Brujo complex (Cao) / Chiclayo
Breakfast in the Hotel. Leave for the Chicama Valley, some 20 miles north of Trujillo, to see the El Brujo archaeological complex, built by the Mochica culture. Huaca Cao Viejo, a pyramid 150 feet high was discovered in 1990; it has decorated walls with friezes and colored relief decoration showing complex scenes and geometric patterns. This burial mound is close to the sea shore and it is known that ancient maritime rituals were conducted on this site. However the excavations show that this mound was used for other purposes. Discover the mystery of the 1,600 year old mummy unearthed in this archaeological complex. The mummy has been preserved practically intact through the ancient practice of applying a red mineral that inhibits decomposition of the skin and tissues. After the visit you will continue to the city of Chiclayo. Stay in Chiclayo.
Day 5 Chiclayo / Huaca Rajada / Tucume / Lord of Sipán Museum.
Breakfast in the Hotel. Excursion to the impressive necropolis of Huaca Rajada, where a number of tombs have recently been discovered. The best known, "Lord of Sipán" (5th Century) and "Old Lord of Sipán" (3rd Century), were unearthed in 1988 and 1989 respectively. Visit to Tucume, important ruins covering around 220 hectares and consisting of at least 26 pyramids (possibly temples). It is said that Tucume was an administrative and religious center with evidence of the Moche, Chimu and Inca cultures. Visit the magnificent and modern Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum. It contains a recreation of the life of the Lord of Sipán and his court. Pyramid shaped, inspired by Mochica sanctuaries in order to synthesize the past, present and future of the Lambayeque identity. Lunch at "Cantaro", a local restaurant. All the items on display are original and each one has been subject to a careful process of cleaning and restoration. This architectural jewel contains the most senior representative of the Mochica culture; the Lord of Sipán, considered the most powerful ruler in Peru approximately 1,700 years ago. Stay at your chosen hotel in Chiclayo.
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McGillivray, Susan
Born in Yorkshire, England, in 1947.
Susan moved to France in 1949 and immigrated to Canada in 1951. Since then, she has lived in Montreal, Vancouver and Toronto. As a child, Susan spent hours drawing and painting. In 1969, she painted part time and sold her work privately to several large corporations such as RCA Canada and General Aviation Ltd.; she also worked in medical illustration at the Montreal General Hospital.
In 1977 she moved from Vancouver to Toronto, and the ensuing fifteen years were years of study and work geared to expanding her artistic horizons. In 1992 she began painting full time and soon became self supporting through her art.
Her return to Vancouver in 2004 has been a source of inspiration, and the discovery of new surroundings a constant delight and artistic stimulus. The main focus of her work is the light and how it infuses her subject whether it is a landscape, still life or a street scene. She still makes regular visits to Montreal and Toronto as there are many deep connections there.
1998 Sir Stanford Flemming College, "Art Beyond Process", a workshop
1997 Sir Stanford Flemming College, "Freeing the Creative Spirit", a workshop
1967-65 Sir George Williams University in Montreal; Fine Arts Major
2009 Keystone Gallery, Calgary, Alberta (trio)
2004 State of the Art Gallery, Toronto, Ontario (group exhibition)
2003 River Coyote Gallery, Mississauga, Ontario, Canada (group exhibition)
2002 Art and Soul Gallery, Indianapolis, USA (group exhibition)
2002 State of the Art Gallery, Toronto, Canada (group exhibition)
1999 Tyndale College, Toronto, Ontario (juried exhibition)
1998 Skylight Gallery, Aurora, Ontario (solo exhibition)
1998 Etobicoke Civic Centre, Toronto, Ontario (juried exhibition – Honorable Mention)
1997 Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, Toronto City Hall, Ontario (juried exhibition)
1996 "For Arts Sake", Stowe, Vermont, USA (juried exhibition – Best in Show Award)
1996 10th annual Festival of the Arts, Detroit, USA (juried exhibition)
1996 Chicago Wells Street Art Festival, Chicago, USA (juried art exhibition)
1996-95 Toronto Outdoor Art Exhibition, Toronto City Hall
1995 The Rockefeller Center, Cultural Exchange, New York, USA
1999-93 The Aurora City Hall, Ontario (juried exhibition)
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Bowman Collection, Newmarket Public Library, Ontario
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Her works are also part of numerous private collections in Canada, France and the United
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The Louisiana Department of Health says they are ending a 25-year-old waiting list for people with developmental disabilities in need of home-based medical support and personal care assistance.
LDH's Deputy Secretary, Dr. Mark Thomas, says the new plan prioritizes the needs of people instead of the date they applied for services.
"I've had the opportunity to talk with families who waited 10 years and some who were in an immediate crisis and that's what this does, it identifies those who are most at risk in losing their home place, said Thomas.
Over two years ago, LDH's Office for Citizens with Developmental Disabilities began a screening process to evaluate the needs of the more than 10,000 individuals who were on a waiting list for services.
Thomas says each case was given a score to determine the urgency of need for waiver services. He says five levels of need, or tiers, were created.
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And You Thought You Were Done with My Criticisms, Didn't You?
by George Selginon September 24, 2012 June 19, 2022
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In reply to Larry White's recent post, my former student David Beckworth has rushed to the defense of QE3, prompting me to offer the following remarks, originally posted to his site, on some of the points he makes:
"there have been a series of negative money demand shocks."
I find this language unhelpful: a "negative" demand shock ought, strictly speaking, to mean that demand for the affected thing goes down, not up. So, the "shocks" must have called for less rather than more easing. But that evidently isn't what is meant here. "Negative" apparently has not its usual sense but that of "unwanted" or "undesirable."
"Institutional investors also need assets that facilitate transactions, but the assets in M2 are inadequate for them given the size and scope of their transactions. Consequently institutional investors have found ways to make assets like treasuries, commercial paper, repos, GSEs and other safe assets serve as their money"
This begs the question, for if it is these assets, rather than those found in narrower aggregates, for which there is excess demand, it is not in the Fed's power to increase their abundance. On the contrary: when it swaps FR liabilities for any of these very assets, it presumably reduces the supply of precisely those things that institutional investors supposedly have to have for their transacting! To help them, the Fed should have been doing "reverse" QE!
"household portfolios are still inordinately weighted toward liquid assets. Take a look at the figure below. It comes from the flow of funds data and show households' total deposit assets and treasuries as a percent of total household assets. There is a sudden jump in this series in 2008 that has yet to return to pre-crisis levels, a sure sign of elevated money demand."
An awkward claim, since the date [sic] suggest a slowdown in demand for time deposits during precisely the period–2007-209–when the "shortage" of money was presumably most acute, as evidenced by shrinking NGDP.
"interest rates are low because of ongoing economic weakness that has decreased the demand for credit. Excess money demand is at the heart of this slump. If money demand were not elevated and the public expected higher nominal incomes these interest rate would be rising. The fact they haven't speaks volumes to the ongoing demand for safe assets or money."
The argument here begs the question. Yes, credit demand is low; and that's because the economy is in a slump. But it doesn't follow that the slump is due to a lack of spending, as opposed to having structural or "real" causes. There is no guarantee that higher spending will lead to higher real rates, rather than simply raising nominal rates by boosting inflation expectations.
"It is hard to believe we have been in this slump since mid-2008. That is a long stretch and one would think enough time for money demand shocks to work themselves out. But the U.S. economy has been subject to a spate of money demand shocks and the Fed has consistently failed to fully respond to them."
The shock of 2008-9 is evident enough in the NGDP and other spending series. But the "shocks" after that do not show up in the one place that should matter most, especially to proponents of NGDP targeting. Instead all concede that NGDP has recovered its pre-2008 level and approximate growth rate; the question is whether it needs to grow faster to "catch up" to its former trend. That claim, in turn, depends heavily in how one constructs the "correct" trend, and especially on the extent to which one is prepared to allow "boom" period NGDP growth (e.g. from the dot.com and subprime bubbles) to inform estimates of "normal" trend growth. Draw the trend at 5% or more, as you and Scott prefer to do, and NGDP is "behind" where it "ought" to be. Draw it for 4.5% or less, and "catching up" looks like just the thing for blowing yet another bubble.
Ah, just like the good old days, David! And, no less than back then, I expect you will not be short of rejoinders and retorts!
Postscript (added 9/24 at 5:41): All these appeals to different measures of the money stock as offering evidence as to the extent to which money is in short supply or has been exposed to demand shocks really are, or should be, considered quite beside the point in the MM and other nominal spending targeting frameworks. After all, nominal spending targeting makes sense precisely to the extent that fluctuations in nominal spending serve as a good indicator of money shortages or surpluses. So who cares what M2 or M3 or m$ or other still fancier M measures are of have been up to? If spending has remained stable, the presumption is that the economy has been getting all the liquidity or exchange media it needs, and that it is therefore not tending to ride up or down a short-run Philips curve. It is precisely because NGDP targeting and similar schemes dispense with the need to track particular monetary aggregates, or worry about the stability of demand for them, while still sticking to a nominal target, that they constitute an alternative and appealing alternative to conventional "monetarist" rules.
So, when it comes to demonstrating that money is or has been in short supply, a consistent Market Monetarist has no reason to appeal to the behavior of any measure of M. What matters is whether a plausible case can be made that spending is too low, or has been growing too slowly. That of course leads to thorny questions concerning the choice of an ideal growth rate and, what amounts in the short run to the same question, the fitting of a trend to past data with the aim of finding the once that would have been most conducive to the avoidance of booth booms and busts. This latter task, it seems to me, is not quite as simple a matter as some MM's have made it out to be.
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Q: How I can print 'process status' in Django? In one of my views I have several steps and they use 5 or 7 minutes to finish totally, so I was wondering if there is a way to print the status of the view in the browser, like:
"Calculating models..."
"Post processing models..."
"Making DB..."
"Cleaning old tables..."
Is there a way to do that?
Thanks!

A: Such heavy duty should probably not be part of a django view. You might want to look into django celery for asynchronous task management.
However you can do something like that just fine by polling your server. The easy setup, use short polling (basically a javascript loop that triggers an ajax request to the server every i seconds, retrieving a status response* which you can use to show your user anything).
*You'll have to setup an url and function that calculates the status somehow or if you're using celery you can use it's asynchronous result

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It was the confluence of these factors in the beginning of the 1970's that swiftly altered children's lives. Organized labor was, for much of its history, more a part of the problem than a part of the solution. For many Somalis, the process of assimilation to American life is complicated by a first exposure to racial discrimination. Residential restrictions were nonexistent, and there were no barriers to membership and participation in the lower levels of the Communist Party, trade unions, armed forces, social services, and clubs. And there are visible changes. In 2008, the Lilly Ledbetter Fair Pay Act the Fair Pay Restoration Act would have reversed the Supreme Court decision that takes away the ability of women workers to sue for wage discrimination. One prediction of this explanation is that discrimination cannot be eliminated through government interventions like that redistribute occupational positions; it can only be rooted out by eliminating the social hierarchy, because it is the main source of ethnic conflict that results in discrimination.
Why are there so few female airline pilots?
Approximately 70 percent of the population are nomads, traveling with their herds; 30 percent are urban residents. Why, then, in the human species alone should there be this sudden interruption between two spurts of sexual growth? Supporters, however, believe that preferential treatment is sometimes needed to level the playing field. Women tend to avoid many of the self-inflicted early deaths that men subject themselves to. Ottawa: Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives. In Discrimination, Affirmative Action, and : An Economic and Social Perspective, eds. These traditions can make attending high school a difficult challenge for a Somali adolescent female, and have been a source of discord and conflict within many Somali families. My life is in the hands of these pilots.
In addition, state and local laws can prohibit discrimination in these areas and in others not covered by federal laws. In this population, the ongoing stressors of the immigration process itself, along with the acculturation issues encountered, tend to be more predictive of higher rates of depression and anxiety. The baby boom generation is the cohort driving much of the dramatic increase in the over-65 population. In the years since passage of the legislation, the courts have applied a fairly broad definition of disability. In fact, he sounds suspiciously like an adult.
Gender, the meaning attached to being male or female, carries different connotations of value in different cultures. Alarcon is from the Department of Psychiatry and Psychology, Mayo Clinic and Foundation, Rochester, Minnesota. Many types of psychiatric syndromes reflect the shattering of dreams, the sounds of a poetry that no longer rhymes in the heart and soul of these immigrants. While those children whose childhoods are enriched by a bounty of adult experiences end up the poorer for it, those ''poor'' protected children have received a treasure in disguise - one, however, that will reveal itself only when they have grown up. All that was needed was an affirmation from the U. It was a bruising process. While the behavior of some employers engaging in statistical discrimination could be rooted in prejudice, it is also possible that these actions are based purely on nonmalicious grounds.
Despite years of there being no actual limit to who can do what jobs, these gender roles are very powerful and still linger in our society. Indigenous people are embedded in a much different historical context than that of the dominant culture, one filled with defeat, relocation, isolation, removal of children, and broken promises that shape beliefs about opportunity and even perceived safety in the larger society. And the lack of economic opportunity, this community has created the anxiety, the depression, the hope and the addiction of drugs in this community. Many Somali boys report difficulties interpreting sexual behaviors of their peers in school; for instance, when a female displays parts of her body such as legs, arms, or chest, this is interpreted as a sexually welcoming gesture. All of the Black women hired after 1970 lost their jobs fairly quickly, however, in mass layoffs during the 1973—75 recession. Other studies have focused on the caregivers to the elderly in an attempt to discover the causes of elder abuse. Somalia occupies the tip of a region commonly referred to as the Horn of Africa, east of Ethiopia.
Minorities Organize Despite labor's checkered history in matters of racial discrimination, minority workers struggled to carve out a place for themselves in organized labor almost from its beginnings. This perception may lead, unfortunately, to indiscriminate and unfair stereotyping. Today, with most households confined to the nuclear family, attitudes toward the elderly have changed. There is also the concern that all of the items in the historical loss measure are negatively worded, which may induce concurrent negative thinking in subsequent items. Freud, too, showed a deep fear of child sexuality when he wrote, in ''The Question of Lay Analysis'': ''Among races at a low level of civilization, and among the lower strata of civilized races, the sexuality of children seems to be given free rein. One Somali girl describes being misunderstood when they do not shake hands or touch boys—a Somali cultural and religious practice.
Robert Butler coined the term in 1968, noting that ageism exists in all cultures Brownell 2010. In addition to learning a new language, many Somali adolescents are encountering the concept of racism and cultural misunderstanding for the first time, which has resulted in violent physical and verbal conflict with non-Somali students. The oldest son holds an important position, as the expectation is that female children will obey their brothers. Active bigots are most likely to believe that they have the moral right to destroy the people whom they see as threatening their values and way of life. King wanted us to go: colorblind. Bridget no longer had to travel to work and she was able to spend more time with her family and to cultivate new hobbies. The boy smothered by such parasitical mother-love is kept from growing up, not only sexually, but in all ways.
In addition to wage discrimination, inequalities in employment are reflected in the higher unemployment rates of minorities and young persons when compared to the unemployment rates of adult white males and females. Finally, the presence of Somali school staff has provided an avenue for establishment of trust with the school system, and allowed Somali families to be more receptive to identified psychiatric needs of their children, along with the mental health care that is recommended. Yet there is reason to think that this is a misguided sentiment. Constitution known as the became law. Concerning wages, statistics show that in 1997 women's overall earnings was seventy-four percent of men's earnings. Nascher saw the practice of caring for the elderly as separate from the practice of caring for the young, just as pediatrics caring for children is different from caring for grown adults Clarfield 1990 Nascher had high hopes for his pioneering work.
Population Aging and Economic Growth in China. In many Somali immigrant families, the father is separated from the family or may even be deceased, leaving the oldest son as the head of the family. Do women just not like flying? Age Discrimination in the American Workplace: Old at a Young Age. These authors described four stages in this process. Perceived discrimination, traditional practices, and depressive symptoms among American Indians in the upper Midwest.


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Making the business case for energy efficiency
Carbon Trust releases two guides with advice for businesses on identifying opportunities for saving energy, and making a business case for carbon reduction
The Carbon Trust has today launched two updated guides, designed to help businesses take control of their energy spend and reduce carbon emissions. Experience shows that even low and no-cost actions can usually reduce energy costs by at least 10% and produce quick returns. For many businesses a 20% cut in energy costs represents the same bottom line benefit as a 5% increase in sales.
Globally, over 60% of companies are now taking action to reduce energy use in their operations. Many organisations now employ staff with direct responsibility for achieving this. The two guides from the Carbon Trust provide expert advice on how to successfully take advantage of the opportunities in energy efficiency.
The Better Business Guide to Energy Saving provides advice on how to conduct an energy walk round, identifying where waste is occurring and savings can be made. This includes general advice for offices, warehouses and factories with heating, lighting, and equipment. It also includes details on how to use energy bills and meter readings to manage energy use. The guide is illustrated with case studies from businesses that have already done this.
Making the Business Case for a Carbon Reduction Project is a guide produced for people responsible for their organisation's energy use such as energy or environmental managers, facilities managers and works engineers. It provides detailed recommendations on how to win over decision makers or a board to implement projects. It includes advice on assessing costs, managing risk and arranging finance.
The guides can be found on the Carbon Trust's website along with other reports and resources at: www.carbontrust.com/resources. To find out more about how the Carbon Trust can help your organisation invest in energy efficiency and cut carbon email implementation@carbontrust.com or call +44 (0)20 7170 7000.
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Gambling Site Converts Michael Jackson's Hair into Roulette Ball
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In today's macabre Michael Jackson news: a gambling website has purchased some of the singer's hair and plans to convert it into a roulette ball.
Championed in a press release under the heading "The King of Pop to Rock & Roll Again," the casino website purchased the small portion of hair from an online memorabilia merchant, Gotta Have Rock & Roll, for $10,871. (The sellers, in turn, nicked it from the Carlyle Hotel in New York after Jackson stayed there.)
"As its proud new owners, we have decided to convert Michael Jackson's hair into a roulette ball – an appropriately unique way to immortalize a small part of a truly peerless entertainer," said OnlineGamblingPal.com in a statement. "The ball itself will be made to the highest professional standards, ensuring it will be eligible for use at any licensed casino's roulette table. Indeed, considering Jackson dedicated his life to entertaining millions, the prospect of this very special ball captivating crowds at roulette tables seems like a fitting use for it. . . Together, we can ensure Michael Jackson continues to rock and 'ROLL' forever."
May we suggest a new slogan for the website: "It don't matter if you're black or red."
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Tess Holliday is unapologetic about her body. The first size-22 model to land a contract with a major modeling agency, Holliday had a 2016 People magazine cover that put her at the front and center of the body positivity movement. Now, the model is making waves with her new Cosmopolitan UK cover, which features her in a green swimsuit.
Holliday has become an outspoken advocate of the movement championed by celebrities like Lena Dunham and Ashley Graham. Several readers left messages of support in the comments section of the original Huffington Post article.
"Trying to figure out how different my life and self-image would be if I had grown up seeing women of all sizes represented like this," Twitter user Sarah Hannon wrote.
They came after her tattoos, too: "So many, such as what she has, is overwhelming, and detracts from a person's total appearance," one reader said.
But others jumped in to defend Holliday and her lifestyle: "Only two people have the right to tell her what to do: her and her doctor," one reader said. "Why all the hate?" another asked.


SALT LAKE CITY — Ashley Astle left Spring Creek Lodge, a residential facility for troubled youths in Montana, over a decade ago. She has never been back. "I'm not sure how deeply you want me to go into my experience of the program, but I will give you the short version. Basically, it was terrible," she said.
Last winter she started to hear disturbing rumors that reopened old wounds. Spring Creek Lodge closed in 2009 after a wrongful death suit after a student hanged herself, and the school sat derelict in a Montana forest. According to another alum who allegedly returned to the facility, the abandoned school was still filled with fragments of past students' lives — journals, progress notes, letters and medical and mental health records.
The facility, part tough love and part behavior modification, had left a community of traumatized students connected through social media. So Astle organized a Facebook group she called Operation Spring Creek Lodge to galvanize former students in an attempt to retrieve their records or at least make sure they were properly disposed of. Many of those who heard about their efforts were disgusted that the school, which took so much from them emotionally, might retain a physical component as well.
The for-profit residential youth treatment industry, often criticized for having lax regulation, has left former students seeking answers after dozens of programs have closed over the years. Schools that once operated under the umbrella of the World Wide Association of Specialty Programs (WWASP), with leadership and strong ties to the state of the Utah but with campuses around the world, have left a trail of shuttered programs and, for many students, unknown fates for academic and medical records.
Former students seeking records for colleges, disability claims, lawsuits regarding past abuse or simply a sense of closure have had little recourse.
Astle recalled spending time at Spring Creek in isolation in a room known as the hobbit hole, which was often covered in feces, urine and blood. She described the therapy seminars she was required to attend as brainwashing. She is now an active member of the online survivor community — which includes Facebook groups like WWASP Survivors, Stop WWASP and Spring Creek Lodge Survivors Community — made up of mostly former WWASP program participants critical of the industry.
In July a member of another group, Cross Creek Survivors, posted a picture of a dumpster outside the Cross Creek Manor facility, another former WWASP school in southern Utah. The bin appeared to be filled with former students' documents. Former students ignited the thread with requests for people to visit the area and confirm the documents — whatever they might be — were properly disposed of.
Chaffin Pullan, a former administrator at Cross Creek, denied it was possible for students' sensitive documents to end up in a dumpster. Recent academic records are stored off-site, and older records have been destroyed, he said. He acknowledged that hundreds of students have contacted him asking for their records, but he has been able to help only those who recently attended the school. Medical records, he said, including those for therapy sessions, are kept by the individual doctors.
Academic records should have been forwarded to the Browning Academy, an online distance learning center, Kay said.
A representative of Browning confirmed the academy sends out records when it has them. "There are many I do not have. It may take up to one month to process the request," the person wrote in an email.
The problem, according to Kay, is that some schools never forwarded their transcripts to Browning. "We weren't responsible for [the schools], but we failed the responsibility to try to coach them," he said.
Lilly Speerdecker spent three months at the troubled-youth facility Casa by the Sea, in Ensenada, Mexico, until it was closed by Mexican authorities in 2004. Now she runs the Safe Teen Schools website, which provides information on abuse at tough-love facilities like Casa by the Sea. She said former students from WWASP schools regularly contact her for advice on how to locate their transcripts in order to apply for college.
In 2005, 34 states reported to the Health and Human Services Department's National Child Abuse and Neglect Data System 1,503 incidents of abuse by government and private residential facility staffers — the majority alleging neglect or deprivation of necessities (44 percent), with physical abuse second (24 percent).
Two years later, the Alliance for the Safe, Therapeutic and Appropriate Use of Residential Treatment (ASTART) testified on its findings of an online survey of hundreds of former students of residential youth programs. Forty-five percent of the surveyed students reported being emotionally, physically or sexually abused by staff. Over 90 percent had mail and phone calls monitored, and over 80 percent had letters or conversations restricted. More than half had experience in seclusion. The majority described feeling "a lot" of sadness, stress, anger, confusion, hopelessness and fear at their programs.
In 2007 and 2008 there were several U.S. Government Accountability Office reports as well as hearings before Congress on abuse at youth residential treatment facilities.
While there is no data on the exact number of children in residential programs, ASTART estimated there are hundreds of such facilities, with as many as 14,000 children in a peak year, with annual revenue of up to $1 billion.
However, there is no federal regulation of for-profit troubled-youth programs (other than federal HIPAA regulations regarding medical files), leaving oversight of the programs up to individual states.
The Department of Licensing in Utah, for example, has no rules regarding facilities' keeping documentation, said licensing director Diane Moore.
Some former students of residential facilities like the Academy at Ivy Ridge in New York want to see their records simply for a sense of closure after what they described as harrowing childhood experiences.
But what Sean, a former Ivy Ridge student whose last name is withheld for his legal protection, said he found at his old campus was conflicting.
In November of 2013, with help from urban explorers adept at sneaking into state asylums, Sean entered Ivy Ridge, which is off-limits but unguarded. In rooms with circled mold patches and Chinese characters (a Delaware corporation bought the building in 2009 to teach English to Chinese students) were rows and stacks of cardboard boxes and file cabinets. And inside those, he said, were copies of birth certificates, suicide watch forms, printed emails from students, records of medical visits, undelivered mail from families (including a set of family pictures he mailed back to its owner in Corpus Christi, Texas), DVDs of camera footage, documentation of what was known as the riot (which he referred to as "the uprising") and his own records.
Sean opened his files quickly, taking pictures of everything in case he couldn't get them out.
"I was able to get a lot of closure for myself," he said, "but now I've taken on a new burden." He wants to help other students get their records back too. Since then, he has returned, with others, to explore more rooms.
"It's like a big rock, and I'm trying to erode it down and disburse it out," he explained.
Not only does Nicole Booth not have school records from her attendance 22 years ago at New Beginnings, which is in Utah on the property of WWASP founder Robert Lichfield, but she also has no record of the school itself, she said.
Booth was sent to New Beginnings a month before her 18th birthday in order to finish high school. What she found when she arrived, she said, was nothing like what she had read in the brochure. In place of education was punishment, and the staff immediately degraded her verbally, she recalled. Shortly before her birthday in July, she said, she was chained to a log for hours in the Utah desert.
Now 40 and diagnosed with post-traumatic stress disorder, which she said stems from her time at the program, Booth said she cannot find a trace of the program on the Internet. She considered seeking legal action eventually, when she was ready, but is not hopeful, with the program — and any record of her attendance — possibly extinct.


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Jason Reitman's new 'Ghostbusters' will apparently be made up of four teens
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Ghostbusters to be led by kids?
Looks like a younger generation of Ghostbusters will be battling poltergeists in the new movie.
That's according to multiple reports that Jason Reitman's reboot will feature four teens filling the shoes of Dan Akroyd, Harold Ramis, Ernie Hudson and Bill Murray.
Borys Kit of The Hollywood Reporter first reported that the film would cast kids in the leading roles with Birth.Movies.Death claiming they would be aged between 12 and 13.
The main characters will be 4 teens: 2 boys, 2 girls, per sources. https://t.co/jwcSlpz3CY
— Borys Kit (@Borys_Kit) January 16, 2019
We Got This Covered claimed to have spoken to a source with knowledge of the script and they say the plot of "the film will focus on a family who moves back home to a small town. While there, they begin to 'learn more about who they are and the secrets of the town itself.'
"Unfortunately, there's no mention of how – or even if – any of the original Busters will factor into the story, but we imagine that this family is somehow connected to one or more of the characters from the first two movies."
There's no guarantee that the original Ghostbusters will appear in this third movie, definitely not for Harold Ramis who died in 2014, which is set after the events of Ghostbuster 2 but we can be sure the 2016 reboot will be completely separate.
Ghostbusters fans, here's a little surprise from the desk of @JasonReitman. #GB20 https://t.co/aQR59ODWhB pic.twitter.com/Q8Ze8sQo20
— Sony Pictures (@SonyPictures) January 16, 2019
The much-trolled remake, directed by Paul Feig and featuring an all-female cast, is an entirely different universe to the original films and new sequel.
Reitman has been handed the directing reins over by his own father, Ivan Reitman, who directed the first two movies.
Sony is aiming to release the movie in 2020.
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How did Vanessa Engle Get Inside Harley Street?
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If you haven't yet tuned into it, get thee to the BBC I-Player to watch the first part of veteran director Vanessa Engle's series Inside Harley Street. I've watched every minute, fascinated, and think it's an exemplary portrait of a unique community – something very tricky to do. What Engle does so successfully is weave a rich tapestry of the human condition, through the many storylines we bear witness to over the three hours. Engle's approach is very direct: conducting interviews, on site, as people undertake, or administer the myriad of medical, cosmetic and complementary treatments on offer in the Harley Street neighborhood. She also speaks to the community that keeps it humming, from the florists to the cleaners, to the rather fantastically powerful behind the scenes uber-landlord, who treats the neighbourhood like a Monopoly board (and indeed gleefully shows Engle his own custom made board replete with his properties).
Despite the simplicity of its construct, it's clear that Inside Harley Street must have been a monster to put together. I spoke to Engle on the telephone to ask her just how she got inside the exclusive neighborhood:
Can you explain a little about the research and development process which went into making this series?
It was immense. I had this fantastic assistant producer called Liz Kempton. We started with all the conventional medical doctors, which is what Harley Street is best known for. And she just contacted enormous numbers of them…The levels of complication in putting this particular jigsaw together were beyond anything I've ever attempted, and I've done some pretty complicated ones. It's not unusual for me to do a series where I have between 80 and 100 contributors. But for each contributor you had to get the doctor to go with the patient, you also had to get permission from the clinic. If they go for a scan in another hospital, you have to get permission from that hospital…the permissions proliferated. I'd never come across anything as complex as this. And they're not only places where medical confidentiality is an issue but they are all private businesses who are extremely protective of their clientele and their reputation. So you can imagine the difficulty. But the starting point was Liz contacting literally hundreds of doctors as an initial approach. She met quite a lot of them. If she thought there was something there then I would meet them as well.
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I know often when you go about getting access, people tend to club together one way or another. Did things get easier or harder for you?
My experience in any community is once you've got some really impressive names that have said yes, then it does get easier, it gets significantly easier.
And that happened with you?
Yes. With some of the doctors in the film, they hold a lot of sway – their reputations go before them – so once they say yes then others will follow.
Did you use any of your films as a calling card?
I do do that – I absolutely do that. And quite a lot of people in a lot of the clinics, they have hefty marketing and PR departments, and some of them asked to see my films and others checked me out online.
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There have been quite a few series which are location based on British television lately, like Inside Claridges and Welcome to Mayfair. How did you plan your approach for this series – did these influence you at all?
That's a very good question. There has been a spate of commissioning around luxury brands. I'm sure it is possible that Harley Street was also commissioned in that spirit – that there appears to be an audience for films about luxury. For me, right from the outset and in the original treatment I wrote, I always knew the series wouldn't be about that. To make 180 minutes of television – as long as two feature films – on a premise that would just be 'here are some rich people, and here they are paying for stuff the rest of us can't afford', for me as a filmmaker that doesn't take me anywhere. There is nowhere to go with that proposition. And it's certainly not going to keep me going for three hours. Not if you are a genuinely curious documentary maker and trying to find stuff out about humanity at a slightly deeper level. Rich people buying expensive shit isn't of enough interest to me personally and I always knew that. It was clear from the outset that there would be huge issues thrown up about aging, about illness, about how we feel about our appearance, about why women are altering their appearance frequently, about why people are choosing treatments and therapies that are anti-scientific when we live in a scientific era. It was obvious to me that there was something meaty there that was never just going to be about rich people.
I'm very proud of the access that we did achieve. Because it's one thing to make a film where you say to someone 'oh you can afford a ruby necklace, or you can afford an expensive hotel room'. But to say to a very rich person, who is paying a lot of money for privacy and discretion, 'can we film you butt naked having your prostate gland removed?' is access of a different order really.
By the way, I love the soundtrack…
I'm glad you asked me about that. That's what I mean about this series: I just worked so hard. All films are hard to make, but some films are really a lot harder to make than others. For this I listened to over 1,800 tracks to get the music for these films!
Episode 2 of Inside Harley Street screens Monday, 20 April, 9pm on BBC Two.


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Not my sharona, . Knack 2 feels like a fever dream. I missed the initial reports and I missed the Knack 2 announcement. I did notice it become something of a meme online.
Sony announces when the PS4-exclusive will launch and what it costs.