Oceanic Remote Chemical Analyzer (ORCA) buoy. Photo courtesy of University of Washington.
The ORCA buoy network (along with the Washington Department of Ecology, King County and other party's buoy data and existing water quality cruises, where appropriate) was updated and used to document spatial and temporal variability in weather (sunlight, air temperature, and wind), phytoplankton biomass (chlorophyll) and hydrographic features (water column temperature, salinity, density structure, including the mixed layer depths and degree of stratification). These data were used to evaluate bottom-up control of salmon productivity. The data produced were also critical for constraining numerical models exploring the impact of stratification on bottom-up productivity.
This research activity has been successfully completed, and photosynthetically active radiation (PAR) sensors and full weather stations with surface wind sensors are now active on three ORCA buoys in Puget Sound proper (see map). ORCA buoys also exist at Hoodsport, Twanoh, and Dabob Bay.
This effort was conducted collaboratively with efforts focused on ocean acidification (e.g., UW ocean acidification program) to ensure that marine carbon chemistry and pH were included in the suite of baseline physical attributes monitored in strategic locations within the Salish Sea. The physical data have been aggregated and managed via the online NANOOS platform.
Locations of three ORCA buoys to be upgraded.


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import java.util.concurrent.BlockingQueue;

/**
 * 消费者
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 * @author Administrator <hongquanli@qq.com>
 * @version 1.0 2011-10-8 下午12:31:44
 */
public class ConsumerThread implements Runnable {

	private BlockingQueue<String> queue;

	public ConsumerThread(BlockingQueue<String> queue) {
		this.queue = queue;
	}

	@Override
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			} catch (InterruptedException e) {
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By now those of you who have been following my blog know I love vintage. I have always said I was born too late. I love anything antique. I adore shabby chic. That's the turn I took for today's card. The base card is Calypso Coral. The second layer is Crumb Cake. I started with a piece of Very Vanilla CS. I washed Blushing Bride, Crumb Cake and Calypso Coral over the Very Vanilla CS. I used Chocolate Chip ink and one of the images from the Gorgeous Grunge stamp set for the splattered background. The lace image is from the Grateful Bunch stamp set in Crumb Cake ink. I stamped the floral images in Memento Black ink from the Sale-a-bration stamp set Flowering Fields. I water colored the images with Old Olive and Calypso Coral ink. I hope you enjoy this card as much as I enjoyed creating it. Here it is.
Thanks for stopping by. Don't hesitate to leave a comment. I'd love to hear from you.
In the new Occasions Catalog there are several products bundled to save you 15% right off the bat. I used one of these bundles to create today's card. I again used a piece of DSP from the Farmer's Market series as the third layer on this card. It's really a pretty purple check that would work well with Blackberry Bliss CS too but I'm using Hello Honey as my base card. I punched out a scalloped circle with the 2 3/8 scalloped circle punch and adhered the DSP over a piece of Very Vanilla CS that has the largest flower from the Grateful Bunch stamp set stamped in Hello Honey ink. I stamped the three smaller flowers which by the way are all one stamp with Delightful Dijon ink on Hello Honey CS. The bundle includes the Blossom Bunch punch. I used this to punch out the three smaller flowers. By manufacturing them as one stamp they line up perfectly with the punch and with one squeeze you have three flowers. Yay! I made a bow with some left over twine from a previous Paper Pumpkin kit and tucked that beneath the flowers which were added with dimensionals. The greeting is from the Six Sided Sampler stamp set. Take a look….
Thanks for taking time to check out today's share.
I can't wait until it is time for Farmer's Market to start again. We do have an inside market during Winter but it's just not the same. I choose Farmer's Market Designer Series Paper for today's card. It brings back memories of Summer and the outdoor market. I saw a similar card on Dawn Olchefske's blog a few days ago. There were no instructions but I think it worked out nicely.
I started with a base card of Old Olive CS. I used DSP from the Farmer's Market DSP series for the backgrounds. I stamped a greeting from the Garden in Bloom stamp set on Hello Honey CS with Old Olive ink. The small flowers are from the Bloomin' Love stamp set. I fussy cut two pears from another piece of the Farmer's Market DSP and added a bit of the clear Wink of Stella to a few of the leaves and edges of the pears. This card would be mailable in a padded envelope or you could stick a candy bar in the bottom slot and hand deliver it. I am showing the side view as well because that is what really makes this card special. I hope you enjoy. Thanks so much for taking time to stop by.
Overnight we saw five inches of snowfall. It is covering the branches on the trees and it looks like a beautiful painting. It's too bad I'm done with Winter or I probably would appreciate it more. On the other hand I feel blessed not to be living on the East coast. How devastating. So I will be satisfied with our good old Wisconsin Winter and pray for an early Spring.
I used the Honeycomb Happiness stamp set and the Grateful Bunch stamp sets for today's card. I so wish the Honeycomb Happiness set was hanging around after Sale-a-bration. It is just the cutest set. My base card is Daffodil Delight followed by Melon Mambo CS and Blushing Bride CS for the third layer. I stamped the leaves from the Grateful Bunch stamp set with Memento Black ink and colored them with Old Olive and Tempting Turquoise Stamp n Write markers. I used paper from the Cherry On Top DSP stack to paper piece the chick and balloon from the Honeycomb Happiness stamp set. The chick is adhered with dimensionals. The Happy Birthday greeting is from the Birthday Blossoms stamp set. Let me know what you think. You're comments are always appreciated.
I had a little time to play with more products from the NEW Occasions catalog. The Bloomin' Heart thinlit die is so delicate and oh so pretty. I used paper from the Love Blossoms Designer Series paper pack to cut the flowery heart with the Bloomin' Heart die. The base card is Blushing Bride CS. I used a matching piece of DSP beneath Melon Mambo and Blushing Bride glitter paper as the only accents to the sweet heart that is the focal point of this project. Take a peak and let me know what you think. As always I welcome your comments. Thanks for stopping by.


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Today the iPhone starts being received by those who pre-ordered both here in NZ and around the world (depending on your time zone). Thanks to NZ seeing the sun first we're ahead of the rest of the planet. In my case, I've been using the iPhone X (pronounced ten) since Wednesday NZ time.
The OLED screen is gorgeous. That said, we're already used to great screens on iPhones and the top smartphones from the likes of Samsung. Incidently, Samsung actually produce the screen in the iPhone X.
Face ID (using your face to unlock the phone) fortunately works pretty well most of the time. I've found if you hold it too close to your face that can be a problem. I hope software updates improves the reliability in situations where Face ID fails to unlock the camera.
I'm still getting used to this, but I don't see it being an issue – I prefer the bigger screen than a button taking up screen space.
As a big fan of wireless charging I'm very happy Apple have finally added this across the iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and the iPhone X.
This is an added benefit of the Infrared camera being used for Face ID – you gain portrait mode (for bokeh effect) which blurs the background on portrait shots. This looks really slick and for most people its not a million miles off what a Digital SLR delivers.
Most apps don't yet take advantage of the iPhone X's lovely big screen that should change before too long for at least the most popular apps.
No issues on speed, I'm still getting a handle on battery life.


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CE Printed Products Announces Two Big Leadership Changes
Robert Ohr, CEO, CE Printed Products
CE Printed Products (CE), Carol Stream, Ill., has announced two leadership changes within its executive team. Robert Ohr, former president, has been appointed to CEO. Concurrently, Adam McNeill, previously vice president, marketing and sales, has been promoted to president.
A founding owner of CE, Ohr has dedicated 33 years in his role as president, and will remain a driving force behind the success of the company. In his new role, Ohr will remain focused on the growth of CE, the development of the envelope converting division and business development. He will stay involved in the core parts of the business that he created: successful business partnerships, unique customer focus and innovative quality products. Ohr also will continue as an active member of CE's board of directors.
Adam McNeill, president, CE Printed Products
"CE Printed Products has a new president for the first time in the company's history," said Robert Ohr. "Adam McNeill was elected last Tuesday, by the board of directors, to serve as our president moving forward. We are very excited about this transition and we look forward to the fresh ideas that Adam will bring to the table."
A trusted member of CE's leadership team for 12 years, starting with the company as director of marketing and sales, McNeill's new role as president is a natural progression and expansion of his prior duties, and will allow for a more active role in all aspects of the business.
"I've been working toward an expanded role with Bob and the CE team for many years, and I'm very pleased to be part of the CE future as their president," McNeill said. "I want to continue the tradition of servicing our customer with innovative solutions and quality products."
For more information, visit www.ceprintedproducts.com.
Adam McNeill
Robert Ohr

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Home » Tactical » .408 Cheyenne Tactical™ — A Novel 2,000-Meter Tactical Cartridge
.408 Cheyenne Tactical™ — A Novel 2,000-Meter Tactical Cartridge
Robert Dwayne
– Part I –
The end of the U.S.-Soviet superpower rivalry drastically diminished the prospects of a global nuclear confrontation, but it unleashed pent-up global non-nuclear confrontations as well as pent-up ethnic, religious and territorial disputes that were simmering beneath the surface of the Cold War security system.
The result has been steadily increasing conflicts ranging from North Africa to Central Europe to the states of the former Soviet Union. These new wars have challenged the capacity of the United Nations, the United States, NATO, or any other combination of powers to deal with them, leaving open the possibility for a continued escalation of the size and scope of these conflicts to levels that could rival the most violent episodes of the Cold War era. However, before any major escalation of consequence develops, it is anticipated that a number of limited conflicts will continue to emerge with some leading to a major escalation. In many cases, this escalation will be seen against a background of terrorist activities.
In a changing environment, nations are now reviewing the capabilities of existing weapon systems and planning for new ones. With the latter, these nations are especially interested in novel and re-designed weapon systems that can best fit the challenges of limited conflicts and terrorist activities.
AN EMERGING THEME FOR NOVEL AND RE-DESIGNED WEAPON SYSTEMS:
Current logic behind emerging weaponry includes long-range precision control, and when necessary, surgical removal of situations resulting from limited conflicts and terrorist activities. Thus, one of the common threads is long-range tactical precision. Long-range tactical precision is the weapon's ability to launch a projectile over a great distance, and precisely to find and eliminate the target without damaging the immediate surroundings. Long-range tactical precision ranges from long-range missiles fired from tactical aircraft to long-range bullets fired from tactical rifles.
TACTICAL RIFLES AND THEIR CARTRIDGES
Tactical rifles of both turn-bolt actions or semi-automatic designs, are emerging from various U.S. and European manufacturers in order to meet an increasing stringent demands by today's military and police organizations. At the one end of the spectrum, existing rifle platforms, designed for game hunting, are being up-graded to tactical status, usually by cosmetic changes, while at the other end of the spectrum are rifles designed especially for precision tactical shooting. The cartridges being used include the 5.56x45mm NATO (.223 Remington), the 7.62x51mm NATO (.308 Winchester). To a lesser extent, and in an attempt to maintain accuracy over a longer range, the 7mm Remington Magnum, .300 Winchester Magnum, and the new .338 Lapua Magnum are currently being used, but have not represented "mainstream" cartridges.
Generally in the hands of a qualified shooter, the 5.56x45mm NATO is capable of a maximum precision range up to 500 meters; the 7.62x51mm NATO is capable of a maximum precision range up to 700 meters; and the .300 Winchester Magnum is capable of a maximum precision range up to 900 meters. "Precision" is defined here as 1 MOA or better. Some readers will contest these maximum ranges as examples of precision shooting performed at greater distances do exist. Some of these examples, will be mentioned; however, these generalized values are presented here for "benchmark" purposes only.
The .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge has emerged as a cartridge that extends the maximum precision range of 700 meters, found with the 7.62x51mm NATO, out to 1,300 meters. It should be noted that in this caliber, Dakota Arms guarantees 0.5 MOA for it's T-76 Longbow out to 1,500 meters and Arnold Arms advertises that its Mark II can shoot 3.5-inch and 4-inch groups at 1,600 yards (1,290 meters); in both cases, in the hands of a qualified shooter using appropriate ammunition.
Finally, specialty cartridges, best exemplified by the .243 Winchester and the .50 Browning are also used in tactical situations. The .243 Winchester has been proposed by Plaster (1) for urban counter-sniping because, unlike the 5.56x45mm NATO, it can penetrate automobile glass. However, it does not possess the energy to ricochet through building walls as is the case with the 7.62x51mm NATO, an important characteristic for urban areas where innocent bystanders are numerous.
The .50 Browning is found at the end of the spectrum representing large calibers. It was originally designed as an anti-material cartridge and is capable of a maximum range up to 2,800 meters. Some manufacturers guaranteed 0.5 to 1 MOA in the hands of a qualified shooter using appropriate ammunition. I suspect the guarantee is for 1,000 yards or meters and not beyond.
Thus, up to 1,200 meters, a spectrum of ammunition exists which meets the requirements of the tactical shooter. Beyond 1,300 meters, many would argue that the .50 Browning is the logical choice. One might ask, "Logical choice for what …anti-personnel or anti-material?" Beyond 1,300 meters, the advantage of anti-material has been shown to be more important than anti-personnel. The .50 Browning is not intended for anti-personnel deployment, but rather hard targets such as trucks, armor personnel carriers, aircraft, and communications installations. However, it has been used as an anti-personnel cartridge on an ad hoc basis because nothing else is consistently viable past 1,300 meters. Legends have been established on successful ad hoc shootings.
SHOULD THE .50 BROWNING SERVE A NEW TACTICAL NICHE?
Cartridges proven for tactical situations exist for anti-personnel shooting out to 1,300 meters. Beyond 1,300 meters, there may be a tendency to use the .50 Browning even though its advantages are weighted toward anti-material rather than anti-personnel. The question now becomes whether the .50 Browning should be adopted as a 1,300-plus meter caliber for anti-personnel shooting on a routine rather than an ad hoc basis.
As a general rule, the platform becomes larger and heavier as a consequence of using larger calibers with heavier bullets to obtain longer ranges. It seems reasonable that an unloaded, scoped rifle would no longer be considered tactical when its weight exceeds 18 pounds and its barrel length exceeds 30 inches. Beyond these values, the rifle is too heavy and unwieldy to be handled by one man for extended periods of time. Some may argue that these specifications are too high while others may argue that they are too low. In order to establish a benchmark, I propose that the 18-pound/30-inch specification serve as the upper limit until convincing arguments can be brought forth or a consensus reached to the contrary.
Manufacturers of .50 caliber tactical rifles have recognized the need for a light and easy handling rifle. A review of several existing unscoped .50 caliber rifles reveals the Barrett's turn-bolt Model 95 at 22.5 pounds with a 29-inch barrel and semi-automatic Model M82A1 at 30 pounds with a 29-inch barrel; the Pauza's semi-automatic P-50 at 30 pounds with a 29-inch barrel; and the McMillan Bros' 50 Caliber Tactical at 27 pounds with a 29-inch barrel. These rifles do not exceed the 30-inch barrel specification, but do exceed the 18-pound weight limit previously mentioned. The Barrett Model 95 and the McMillan Bros Tactical approach the weight requirements.
It appears that a case can be made — but just barely — for the .50 Browning serving as anti-personnel in addition to its accepted role as anti-material tactical cartridge beyond 1,300 meters. In other words, an established anti-material caliber could serve as an anti-personnel caliber providing that it's being launched from a light enough platform. If this logic is sound, then one might want to examine the possibility whether the .338 Lapua Magnum, which is an established anti-personnel caliber, could serve as an anti-material caliber. Clearly the platform for the .338 Lapua Magnum fits the tactical rifle specifications. With this scenario, the .338 should be able to extend its primary anti-personnel role into a limited anti-material role, while the .50 would assume an anti-personnel role in addition to its established anti-material role.
SHOULD THE .338 LAPUA MAGNUM SERVE A NEW TACTICAL NICHE?
Thus, the .338 and .50 would serve as a continuum between anti-personnel and anti-material. But is the .338 up to the task? Several rifle manufacturers have promoted the .338 Lapua Magnum as a lighter alternative to the 750 to 800-gr. .50 Browning bullet with a muzzle velocity of approximately 2,700 fps. Lapua Ltd. offers a .338 cartridge with their Lock Base® 250-gr. bullet at an advertised 3,002 fps which offers substantial improvements in downrange energy as well as maximum precision range over the .300 Winchester Magnum. This bullet is intended for long-range shooting. A second .338 offering by Lapua Ltd. launches a FOREX® Tactical 260-gr. at an advertised 2,870 fps. This bullet is intended for short-range anti-glass shooting. The bullet's base is hollow which shifts the weight bias forward. Lapua Ltd. in its promotional literature shows images of amour-piercing incendiary .338 Lapua Magnum cartridges, but to my knowledge the characteristics of this cartridge have not been reported. From a payload standpoint, a 250-gr. .338 caliber bullet can not come close to serving as an effective long-range anti-material bullet when compared to the heavier .50 Browning bullet (2).
Origin of the .338 Lapua Magnum cartridge is the Research Armament Industries' (RAI) 8.58x71mm cartridge, based on a necked-down and shorten by 0.18-inch .416 Rigby case. It was designed in the early 1980s as a new .338/7.62x51mm NATO convertible Model 300 sniper rifle RAI built for the U.S. Navy. The Model 300 was the step below the .50 RAI Model 500, better known as the Haskins rifle. The converted.416 Rigby cartridge case falls short of launching an adequate long-range anti-material cartridge even when a 350-gr. .375 bullet is considered (3).
I propose that what is required is a bullet, with a caliber and corresponding weight between the .338 Lapua Magnum and the .50 Browning, and launched from a cartridge case large enough to take advantage of the new bullet's weight to yield the highest possible downrange energy.
DESIGN OF A NOVEL 2000-METER TACTICAL CARTRIDGE
In designing a new tactical cartridge that would fill the gap between the .338 Lapua Magnum and the .50 Browning, criteria must be established. It seems reasonable that the caliber should be between .338 and .50; i.e., approximately .420; weight of the bullet should be between the 250 and 750 grains; i.e., approximately 500 grains; and the maximum precision range should be between 1,300 and 2,800 meters; i.e., approximately 2,000 meters. Without specially designed cartridge cases, chamber pressures should not exceed the low 60s Kpsi.
In order to achieve the 2,000-meter mark with a 500-gr. bullet, a cartridge case with a volume larger than the .338 Lapua Magnum is required. A convenient approach would be to neck-down the .50 Browning and to use a receiver whose bolt face would accommodate the .50 Browning cartridge case. A third approach would be to design a new cartridge case from scratch. This is probably the best approach, but would be cost-prohibitive. The third approach would be to use an existing large capacity cartridge with a smaller rim diameter than the .50 Browning. The requirement would be that it could be used in a long-magnum receiver where its bolt face would accommodate the rim diameter.
A comparison of rim diameters and total case volume suggest that the .585 Van Horn Express, the .505 Magnum Gibbs (aka .505 Gibbs) and the .470 Royal might be good choices (see Table I). The .585 Nyati probably should not be considered because its rebated rim could be detrimental in a tactical situation. The .585 Nyati is composed of a .570 Nitro case and .505 rebated rim. The total case volume of the .585 Van Horn Express is 248 grains of water while the .505 Gibbs and .470 Royal are similar with 227 and 222 grains of water respectively. The lack of readily available cartridge cases would present serious handicaps for the .585 Van Horn Express and the .470 Royal which would leave the .505 Gibbs as the prime candidate. .505 Gibbs cartridge cases can be purchased from A-Square, Bertram Bullet, and HDS.
Like the .416 Rigby that was used as the parental cartridge case for the .338 Lapua Magnum, the .505 Gibbs is an old English big game cartridge that was designed to accommodate 40 Kpsi pressures. One of the disadvantages to these old cartridge cases is the thickness of the sidewall just forward to the web. During ignition, the cartridge's base, forward to the bolt face, is not supported. The case is driven back against the bolt face which results in the stretching of the case, particularly the sidewall immediately forward of the web. When the sidewall resists the outward expansion against the chamber, the pressure stretches the case thereby increasing its length resulting in the sidewall becoming thinner at that stretch point.
If the .505 Gibbs was to be used as the cartridge case of choice, particular attention should be directed toward the case's web and sidewall immediately forward to the web to accommodate chamber pressures reaching 60 Kpsi or higher. In modern solid-head cases, the hardness of the brass is the major factor that determines a case's pressure limit before undergoing plastic deformation. Lapua Ltd. solved this problem when they used the .416 Rigby as the parental case to the .338 Lapua Magnum. They created a hardness distribution ranging from the head and web (hard) to the mouth (soft) as well as a strengthened (thicker) case web and sidewall immediately forward of the web. This resulted in a case which can achieve a maximum average pressure of 59 Kpsi with a recommendation not to exceed 67 Kpsi. Note: This author has measured chamber pressures on the Lapua's cartridge case of pressures up to 63 Kpsi which revealed no visible changes in the case; however, at this pressure primers begin to flatten.
In response to my request, Bruce Bertrum of Bertrum Bullet Co. Pty Ltd. (Australia) strengthened the web of his .505 Gibbs cartridge case (Figure 1). For initial trials a diameter of .408 was chosen rather than .420. It is a solid SAE 660 bronze projectile (bullet), weighs 440 grains, and features a .408 driving band with the reminder of the shank being .400 in diameter (Figure 2). The driving band will provide a seal between the projectile and bore while at the same time, impart spin to the projectile. The driving band should minimize wear on the barrel; i.e., minimize the frictional work arising from the driving force as the projectile passes along the groove profile. It is generally accepted that the driving band should be as narrow as possible so that the radial stresses in the projectile as the driving band is "engraved" remain within permitted limits.
When seated, the projectile extends slightly below base of the cartridge case's neck (Figure 3). Computer modeling predicts that we should be able to achieve 2,935 fps with 64.9 Kpsi with a predicted ballistic coefficient of 0.811 a3,000 fps.
The cartridge is called the .408 Cheyenne Tactical™ (.408 CheyTac™). Comparing the .408 CheyTac with a spectrum of tactical cartridge sizes, reveals that it fits nicely between the .338 Lapua Magnum and the .50 Browning (Figure 4).
Terminal ballistics will be an important consideration during the on-going development and testing of this 2,000 meter cartridge. The .408 CheyTac is intended to posses greater anti-material properties than the .338 Lapua Magnum. Projectiles with anti-material capacity, particularly armor-piercing, are referred to as kinetic energy projectiles. They produce the desired effect by kinetic energy alone. Penetration of kinetic energy projectiles depends upon the following factors: caliber, projectile energy, angle of impact and the quality of the materials of which the projectile and the armor are composed.
Kinetic energy projectiles include monobloc projectiles, hard-core projectiles, and discarding sabot projectiles. At terminal velocity, monobloc and hard-core projectiles are superior to discarding sabot projectiles, but the latter have the advantage of substantially higher muzzle and terminal velocities, so that its penetration power is correspondingly greater. The .408 CheyTac represents an example of a monoshot projectile and will be evaluated accordingly.
Table II contrasts the velocities and energies of the .338 Lapua Magnum, the .408 CheyTac and the .50 Browning. These values are computer generated and are for comparison purposes only. Energy differences between the .338 Lapua Magnum and the .50 Browning are striking. The .408 CheyTac represents a good intermediate of the three cartridges. It has approximately 55% more energy than the .338 Lapua Magnum at both 1,000 and 2,000 meters, while it has approximately 44% and 55% less energy than the .50 Browning at 1,000 and 2,000 meter respectively.
The platform selected to test the .408 CheyTac consists of a Gilkes aluminum/steel insert, long magnum receiver modified by Sea Horse of Michigan and 5 Star GR into a drop magazine repeater with a Jewell trigger. To this is added a Krieger Heavy Palma Match, chrome moly, 30-inch barrel. The barrel is braked by a McArthur PGRS muzzle brake. Chamber reamers are by Clymer Manufacturing while fire-forming jig and loading dies were by Sea Horse of Michigan.
Future studies with the .408 CheyTac will focus on its terminal kinetic energy properties in addition to internal and external ballistics. Part II will provide cartridge specifications as well as data on internal, external and terminal ballistics of this novel cartridge.
Finally, it has not escaped our attention that the .408 CheyTac would be a good candidate for replacing the 7.62x51mm NATO in the General Machine Gun category. It probably would have to be modified by increasing the body taper by 0.5 degree to obtain ideal feeding properties.
(1) Plaster, J. L. The Ultimate Sniper. 1993. Paladin Press, Boulder, CO.
(2) Steadman, N. 21st Century Ammo. What Tomorrow's Troops Will Be Shooting. Fighting Firearms. Journal of Armed Professionals. Winter 1995. Bounder, CO.
(3) Taylor, J. D. Parental Cartridge Cases… The Future. Shooter's News. June, 1997. North Olmsted, OH.
(4) Howell, K. Designing and Forming Custom Cartridges for Rifles and Handguns. Internat'l. Cart. Arch. Stevenville, MO. 1995.
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Q: jquery resizable not working after ajax update I have a resizable div that has some text in it and a edit button.
On the edit button click it opens a layer with a textbox and save button so the user can edit the text.
Then the user clicks save, the layer is closed and the db updated with some ajax. The div on the parent page is also updated with some ajax.
The problem I have is that the div is no longer resizable.
I know the line of code that is doing this and why it is doing it but cant find any other solution to updating the original div without stripping out the resizable code as well.
On the 'save' button click on the layer this function is called
$(document).ready(function() {
  $('.button').click(function() {
     var edit_content = $('#myFrm').find('.nicEdit-main').html();
     var box_id = $('#myFrm').find("#box_id").val();
     var page_ref = $('#myFrm').find("#page_ref").val();
     var template_ref = $('#myFrm').find("#template_ref").val();
      $.post("update_textarea.php",
          {
            box_id:box_id, page_ref:page_ref, template_ref:template_ref, edit_content:edit_content
          },
          function(data,status){
            UpdateElementOfParent(box_id, page_ref, template_ref)
            edit_box('hide')
          });
    });
});

This updates the db and the function UpdateElementOfParent() is called on the parent page
function UpdateElementOfParent(box_id, page_ref, template_ref) {
   var myBox = box_id;
   $.get("get_content.php", { box_id: box_id, page_ref: page_ref, template_ref:template_ref })
   .done(function(data) {
        $('#'+myBox).html(data);
    });
}

this updates the original div with the updated content from the db.
I know the  $('#'+myBox).html(data); strips out the inner html of the div and replaces it with the text and so removes the jquery resizable text but I cant find another way to update the text.
I have tried
$('#'+myBox).value(data);
$('#'+myBox).text(data);
$('#'+myBox).innerHTML(data);
document.getElementById('myBox').val(data);
document.getElementById('myBox').value(data);
document.getElementById('myBox').text(data);
document.getElementById('myBox').val=data;
document.getElementById('myBox').value=data;
document.getElementById('myBox').text=data;

None of these work.
My javascript is not too strong(as you can probably tell).
Can anyone help with a solution?
any help greatly appreciated
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I noticed that if I use firebug inspector the div before it has any text updates is like so

  newtextarea

but once I update it (I use nicedit to format the text) the div now has a hidden ipnout within it called 'content[]'

<input type="hidden" value="

     Lorem Ipsum es simplemente el texto de relleno de las imprentas y archivos de texto.

" name="contents[1]">
</input>

so it would seem that the structure of the div has change and the inner input would need updating. As the input does not have an id how can I update just using its name
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ok I have edited the update function to this
function UpdateElementOfParent(box_id, page_ref, template_ref) {
var myBox = box_id;
$.get("get_content.php", { box_id: box_id, page_ref: page_ref, template_ref:template_ref })
    .done(function(data) {
            var updatedata=data+"

";
('#'+myBox).html(updatedata);
    });
}

now when I check the original dv in firebug with the newly updated one the structure and contents are exactly the same.
I need to reinitialise the resizable. any clues?

A: Not really sure what you want really to do but.
var oldContent = $('#'+myBox).html();
$('#'+myBox).html(data+oldContent);

Will keep the old content and add the new one.
Or you can use .append() http://api.jquery.com/append/ depending on what you get back when updating the database
$('#'+myBox).append(data);

UPDATE:
From what I can see data retrieves a hidden input with the value of the new text. I suggest that you either change data to give back something else or add the input value to the div manually.
The input is also wrong. In the input The value="" should be value='' because you already have " inside of it. After that this function should place the value inside the right div.
function UpdateElementOfParent(box_id, page_ref, template_ref) {
   var myBox = box_id;
   $.get("get_content.php", { box_id: box_id, page_ref: page_ref, template_ref:template_ref })
   .done(function(data) {
        $('#'+myBox).html(data);
        var inval = $("input[name='contents["+myBox+"]']").val();
        $("#"+myBox).html(inval).resizable();
    });
}

The basic problem you had at start was that you forgot to reinitialize .resizable() on the new div.

A: I used dt192's suggestion and added a span inside the div and updated the span and it works great

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Broadridge will provide its range of portfolio management, reference data, and data warehouse solutions for the hedge fund.
Broadridge Financial Solutions has been selected to update the technology platform used by Whitebox Advisors, an $8.8 billion Minneapolis-based hedge fund.
Broadridge will provide the hedge fund its fully-hosted platform of trading, portfolio management, reference data, reconciliation and data warehouse solutions to manage Whitebox's front, middle and back-office operations.
"Like many funds, we believed that our business was complex and required a very unique set of products and a large amount of customisation," said Michael McCormick, COO, Whitebox advisors.
Through Broadridge, Whitebox will be able to streamline and automate its workflow, integrating its processes within the tech vendor's data warehouse and its order management system.
"We have strategically built a unique integrated and hosted solution helping clients simplify their infrastructure, decrease operational risk and lower their total cost of ownership," added Eric Bernstein, president of Broadridge asset management solutions.


Game of the Year awards 2018!
Game of the Year 2018 – Awarded to the best of our Game of the Month winners of 2018.
Our first Game of the Month title in the new scene and a worthy community choice for our first proper Game of the Year award aswell, massive congrats to Uwil and the team at SemiSoft Studios!
Team Choice 2018 – Awarded by the station team.
The station team thought long and hard over the new year break what they loved the most in 2018 and Marvel's Spider-Man was the stand out winner from the team. Insomniac Gaes bought us a blinder of an open world adventure for the web slinger that all the other great games this year just couldn't quite top!
Crimsonshade – Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – BANDAI NAMCO Studios Inc.
As mentioned in the Team Choice section, Insomniac played a blinder with the new iteration of Marvel's Spider-Man, bringing qualities we loves from way back in Spider-Man 2 to make a perfect free roaming open world.
Super Smash Bros. Ultimate – BANDAI NAMCO Studios Inc.
The latest Smash Bros. dominated the Switch owning members of the community and team in 2018, with challenges flying over in discord (we should have done a tournament), with a fantastic roster of fighters and clean, precise controls, it was one of the best fighting games of not only 2018, but also all time!
Bringing us a good chunk of the north of England and the Scottish border, Forza Horizon 4 turned into the best racing game of 2018, but more on that later. It was also the first in the Forza series also on XBox Play Anywhere that ran brilliantly on mediocre PC specs aswell, after the horrible showing by Forza 7 in 2017!
Best Action Game – For the best game in the action genre focused on combat.
The first Monster Hunter to make it to PC, albeit a few months after the console versions, didn't arrive with fanfare's, but it should have. A great action game, even if a little shallow compared to other RPG's, but still amazingly fun if you like chopping up huge monsters and using the parts to make new armour and weapons!
Best Independent Game – For outstanding creative and technical achievement in a game made outside the traditional publisher system.
An indie title we shockingly missed when it came out in January of 2018 on STEAM and other platforms, and then a free title on XBox Live (you can grab it now if you haven't already) Matt Makes Games made a classic platformer that left us in awe of what Indies can do.
Best Multiplayer Game – For outstanding online multiplayer gameplay and design, including co-op and massively multiplayer experiences, irrespective of game genre.
Blizzard may have had some issues at the end of 2018 and into the new year, but WoW had a great launch to it's 6th expansion, Battle for Azeroth. Learning from Legions up's and down's, it was a solid expansion, but felt a little lacking in places until patch 8.1 dropped.
Best Ongoing Game – Awarded to a game for outstanding development of ongoing content that evolves the player experience over time.
As mentioned above, WoW's 6th expansion dropped continuing WoW's dominance at the top of the MMO tree for another year!
Best Racing Game – For the best racing experience in 2018.
As mentioned above, Forza Horizon 4 was a massive step up for the series, especially being cross platform, but as a really good racing game.
Best Role Playing Game – For the best game designed with rich player character customization and progression, including massively multiplayer experiences.
Again, as mentioned above, Monster Hunter has been successful for years on Nintendo systems, but finally branching out to the other consoles and even PC made it one of the best RPG's of 2018!
Best Strategy Game – Best game focused on real time or turn-based strategy gameplay, irrespective of platform.
One of our Game of the Month winners in 2018, Harebrained Schemes bought us a turn based Mechwarrior title that not only reminded us of the good old days of XCom, but has us excited for Mechwarrior 5 in 2019. The Flashpoint DLC near the end of the year added a well needed Iron Man mode for those that wanted more of a challenge too!
We were unsure when Bethesda first announced Fallout 76 last year, but we wanted to give it benefit of the doubt. Unfortunately, although not bad, it wasn't great either. With a bad, buggy start for most people and issues like duping and cheating carrying on into the new year and beyond, although it was good and even fun to play sometimes, it left a sour note on the franchise.
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Q: Changing my callbacks, promise to async await My code:
Callbacks:
const first = () => {
  console.log('first');
};
const second = (callback) => {
   setTimeout(() => {
    console.log('second');
    callback();
  }, 2000);
};
const third = () => {
   console.log('third');
};

first();
second(third);   OUTPUT: 'first', 'second', 'third'

Promises:
const first = () => new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
  resolve('first');
});
const second = () => new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
  setTimeout(() => {
    resolve('second');
  }, 2000);
});
const third = () => {
  console.log('third');
};

first()
 .then((firstPromiseValue) => {
   console.log(firstPromiseValue);
   second()
    .then((secondPromiseValue) => {
      console.log(secondPromiseValue);
      third();
    })
 });   OUTPUT: 'first', 'second', 'third'

Promise all:
const first = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
  resolve('first');
});
const second = new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
  setTimeout(() => {
    resolve('second');
  }, 2000);
});
const third = new Promise(function(resolve, reject) {
  resolve('third');
});
Promise.all([first, second, third]).then((values) => {
  console.log(values);
}); OUTPUT: ['first', 'second', 'third']

Async Await:
How to convert this above code using async await?
Which is the good flow control for javascript applications?
What about some async library which uses methods like async.waterfall, etc..
By the way, is my above code is ok or not?

A:
How to convert this above code using async await?

async/await is not a replacement for promises, it is a replacement for then() and catch(). You'd still be using promises. So you'd take the first, second and third definition from your Promises section, and then:
async function firstSecondThird() {
  let firstPromiseValue = await first();
  console.log(firstPromiseValue);
  let secondPromiseValue = await second();
  console.log(secondPromiseValue);
  third(); // not a promise, no need to await
}
firstSecondThird();

Which is the good flow control for javascript applications?

Objectively, none of them are better; but async/await is the most readable, callbacks the most explicit (with then code being in the middle).

What about some async library which uses methods like async.waterfall, etc..

Promises generally do everything those libraries do, and also got selected to be standardised. You may forget about those libraries unless you are maintaining old code that requires them.

By the way, is my above code is ok or not?

It seems to do what you want it to do, more or less, without obvious problems in efficiency or legibility. I'd say it's OK.

A:
How to convert this above code using async await?

Using async/await is another way to use Promises. It's most nice visualy because you don't lost in then/catch but you can use it. Here you have two examples. First one with then and second one without.

const first = async (value) => {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    resolve('first ');
  });
};
const second = async (value) => {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    resolve(value + 'second ');
  });
};
const third = async (value) => {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    resolve(value + 'third');
  });
};

first('').then(second).then(third).then( value => console.log(value) );

const first = async () => {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    resolve('first ');
  });
};
const second = async () => {
  return new Promise((resolve, reject) => {
    resolve('second ');
  });
};
const third = () => {
  return 'third';

};

async function main() {

  let firstValue = await first();

  let secondValue = await second();

  let thirdValue = third();

  return  firstValue + ' ' + secondValue + ' ' + thirdValue;
}

main()
  .then(console.log)
  .catch(err => { console.log('Error:', err) });

Which is the good flow control for javascript applications?

Normally when you need to use Promise in the middle of a function or multiple async calls fo functions.

What about some async library which uses methods like async.waterfall, etc..

I don't know about any library to use async/await. Sorry!


Doug Cyr has been named the next Fort Kent Community High School Girls Varsity Soccer Coach as he was approved by the MSAD 27 School Board in their regular monthly board meeting on Monday July 2.
Cyr replaces Robby Nadeau who accepted the Fort Kent Elementary School Principal position earlier this spring.
Cyr, who played soccer for three seasons (1995-97) at the University of Maine at Presque Isle, is the Human Resource Manager for Irving Woodlands, LLC & Irving Forest Products, Inc.
He has coached primarily at the youth level working in various capacities for the Fort Kent Recreation Department from 2008-2017.
Cyr will inherit a team that lost six seniors this past season, losing to Central of East Cornith in a Class C North Quarter final and finished the year at 7-8-0.
He resides in Fort Kent with his wife Dawn and their three children Dominic, Julia and Morgan. Morgan will be a freshmen on the team this fall.


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If you use or more Web based email services, such as Gmail, Outlook, Yahoo, etc., you will find this little freeware very useful.
Howard is able to check automatically at intervals you define (from 30 sec. to 120 min.) your email accounts and send you notifications if new mail messages are found. The program lets you also check manually for new mail whenever you want.
Howard is light, absolutely free, easy to use, and non intrusive; it works unnoticed, minimized in the Windows system tray. When it finds new message in your email account(s) it plays a sound (custom or not), and it pops up a notification that includes also sender and subject of the message. If you click this notification, you go straight to your inbox, you don't need to run your browser or Windows Mail manually yourself.
Howard is useful and convenient if you happen to use webmail accounts.


Welcome to the New Year installment of the EUS Market Wire. We are well into 2007 and we are all full of excitement and anticipation of another year. Either that or we're really cold and getting cabin fever. Not too many changes to report in the marketplace at this point in the year but we at EUS are working on some cool new opportunities that we hope come to fruition soon. Pricing continues to soften with the carriers being aggressive on just about all aspects of coverage. It is a great time to go after new accounts. We have seen great success in writing new business as we have focused on coverage enhancements and pricing to ensure customer satisfaction. We love the unique and the difficult, those are the challenges that make it all worthwhile. We are also striving to make sure that our service is top notch and always welcome any constructive criticism to make sure we are on track and are meeting your expectations. As always, we appreciate any opportunities that come our way.
One area of coverage that continues to grow is Contractors Pollution Liability (CPL) with Mold enhancement. We have seen this portion of the market especially getting more flexible. I believe the underwriters are much more comfortable with the exposures associated with general contractors. We have been able to place coverage for roofers, commercial and residential general contractors, drywall contractors, window/door contractors, insulation contractors and a bevy of others in this field. Please consider offering this coverage to your clients from these types of categories. At the very least, you are protecting yourself from errors and omissions. In addition, if their regular casualty programs are seeing rate reductions, Mold coverage may be a great way to round out their total program. Please contact us if you would like to pursue.
Wow, was that your head that just hit the desk? Well, sorry we've put you to sleep once again but maybe, just maybe you'll see something up above that will provide some ideas on accounts that we can successfully work on together.
As always, we want to take this opportunity to sincerely thank our agents and brokers for continuing their loyal support of our operation. The opportunities that all of you send to us keeps us working hard and productive, a good place to be! We cannot express how much we look forward to our continuing partnership with each and every one of you. There are many ways to place business in the marketplace and it is ONLY with your support that we can continue to prosper. We realize how important this fact is and will always do our best for you. If you have any questions, accounts, scenarios, etc. that you would like us to review or discuss, please contact us at your convenience.


Here's To Your Journey with The Luxury Collection The Luxury Collection is a glittering ensemble of locally authentic hotels and resorts from around the world. Our hotel teams curate the world's most enriching and desirable destination experiences. Our mission is to guide our guests, these seasoned travelers on transformative journeys that touch their spirits, enrich their lives and create lasting memories. If you are someone with an appreciation for evocative storytelling and a desire to provide genuine, personalized, and anticipatory service, then we invite you to join us on our journey and explore a career with The Luxury Collection. The Phoenician, A Luxury Collection Resort, Scottsdale, located at 6000 E Camelback Rd, Scottsdale, Arizona, 85251 is currently hiring a The Phoenician Tavern/19th Hole Supervisor. Responsibilities include: Ensure staff is working together as a team to ensure optimum service and that guest needs are met. Inspect grooming and attire of staff, and rectify any deficiencies. Complete opening and closing duties including setting up necessary supplies and tools, cleaning all equipment and areas, locking doors, etc. Inspect storage areas for organization, use of FIFO, and cleanliness. Complete scheduled inventories and stock and requisition necessary supplies. Monitor dining rooms for seating availability, service, safety, and well being of guests. Complete work orders for maintenance repairs. Assist management in hiring, training, scheduling, evaluating, counseling, disciplining, and motivating and coaching employees; and serve as a role model and first point of contact of the Guarantee of Fair Treatment/Open Door Policy process. Follow all company and safety and security policies and procedures; report any maintenance problems, safety hazards, accidents, or injuries; complete safety training and certifications. Ensure uniform and personal appearance are clean and professional. Maintain confidentiality of proprietary information; protect company assets. Support all co-workers and treat them with dignity and respect. Support team to reach common goals. Comply with quality assurance expectations and standards. Move, lift, carry, push, pull, and place objects weighing less than or equal to 50 pounds without assistance. Stand, sit, or walk for an extended period of time or for an entire work shift. Read and visually verify information in a variety of formats (e. g., small print). Visually inspect tools, equipment, or machines (e. g., to identify defects). Grasp, turn, and manipulate objects of varying size and weight, requiring fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Reach overhead and below the knees, including bending, twisting, pulling, and stooping. Move through narrow, confined, or elevated spaces. Move up and down stairs and/or service ramps. Welcome and acknowledge all guests according to company standards. Speak with others using clear and professional language, and answer telephones using appropriate etiquette. Listen and respond appropriately to the concerns of other employees. Speak with others using clear and professional language. Perform other reasonable job duties as requested by Supervisors. To apply now, go to: https://jobs.marriott.com/marriott/jobs/19000SEZ?%3Flang=en-us/ Marriott International is consistently recognized as an employer of choice globally by FORTUNE magazine, DiversityInc and Great Places to Work Institute, among others. Visit www.marriott.com/careers to learn more about our workplace culture and career opportunities. Chat, engage and follow us on social media. www.facebook.com/marriottjobsandcareers http://www.instagram.com/marriottcareers @lifeatmarriott on Snapchat So, we ask, where will your journey take you? - Marriott International is an equal opportunity employer committed to hiring a diverse workforce and sustaining an inclusive culture. Marriott International does not discriminate on the basis of disability, veteran status or any other basis protected under federal, state or local laws.
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Responsibilities include: Respond and attend to guest repair requests. Communicate with guests/customers to resolve maintenance issues with little to no supervision. Perform preventive maintenance on tools and equipment, including cleaning and lubrication. Visually inspect tools, equipment, or machines. Carry equipment (e.g., tools, radio). Identify, locate, and operate all shut-off valves for equipment. Maintain maintenance inventory and requisition parts and supplies as needed. Assure each day's activities and problems that occur are communicated to the other shifts using approved communication programs and standards. Display advanced ability to read standard blue prints and electrical schematics concerning plumbing and HVAC. Display above average engineering operations skills and strong general mechanical ability. Display proficiency in at least three of the following categories, above average skills in three more of the following categories and basic skills in the remaining categories: air conditioning and refrigeration, electrical, mechanical, plumbing, pneumatic/electronic systems and controls, carpentry and finish skills, kitchen equipment, vehicles, energy conservation, and/or general building management. Display solid knowledge and skill in the safe use of hand and power tools and other materials required to perform repair and maintenance tasks. Safely perform highly complex repairs of the physical property, electrical, plumbing and mechanical equipment, air conditioners, refrigeration and pool heaters - ensuring all methods, materials and practices meet company standards and Local and National codes - with little or no supervision. Troubleshoot and perform repairs on all types of equipment (e.g., pump and motor replacement), plumbing (e.g., plunge toilets and unclog drains), electrical equipment including lamps, air conditioners, HVAC equipment, cosmetic items, extension cords, vacuum cleaners, internet devices, replace electrical switches and outlets, and program TV''''s. Use the Lockout/Tagout system before performing any maintenance work. Display advanced knowledge of all engineering computer programs related to preventative maintenance, energy management, and other systems, including devices that interact with such programs. Perform advanced troubleshooting of hotel Mechanical, Electrical, and Plumbing (MEP) systems. Display the ability to train and mentor other engineers as necessary. Display ability to perform Engineer on Duty responsibilities, including readings and rounds. Follow all company and safety and security policies and procedures; report any maintenance problems, safety hazards, accidents, or injuries; complete safety training and certifications; and properly store flammable materials. Ensure uniform and personal appearances are clean and professional, maintain confidentiality of proprietary information, and protect company assets. Welcome and acknowledge all guests according to company standards, anticipate and address guests' service needs, assist individuals with disabilities, and thank guests with genuine appreciation. Adhere to quality expectations and standards. Develop and maintain positive working relationships with others, support team to reach common goals, and listen and respond appropriately to the concerns of other employees. Speak with others using clear and professional language. Move, lift, carry, push, pull, and place objects weighing less than or equal to 50 pounds without assistance and heavier lifting or movement tasks with assistance. Move up and down stairs, service ramps, and/or ladders. Reach overhead and below the knees, including bending, twisting, pulling, and stooping. Enter and locate work-related information using computers. Perform other reasonable job duties as requested.


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DVD Notes
November 12, 2012 Issue
Heavenly Feature
By Richard Brody
Illustration by Nicholas Blechman
When the director Michael Cimino's nearly four-hour Western, "Heaven's Gate," came out, in November, 1980, it was preceded by a drumbeat of reports of his headstrong excesses, such as spending at least four times the original seven-and-a-half-million-dollar budget, keeping his cast and crew on location in Wyoming for half a year, and shooting hundreds of hours of film. As with another audacious Hollywood masterwork made later in the decade—Elaine May's "Ishtar"—the reception was poisoned in advance, and the vehemently hostile reviews seemed more about the director's methods than about the film. Not surprisingly, given the din of derision, it turned out to be a box-office disaster, was quickly pulled from theatres, and was reissued in a drastically shorter cut. The DVD release by Criterion of the original version (slightly tweaked by the director) is a revival whose time has come: at three decades' remove, Cimino's provocatively modern twist on old-school storytelling seems strangely contemporary.
Cimino's script—loosely based on the true story of big-time ranchers who hired mercenaries to kill recent settlers—is centered on a federal marshal, Jim Averill (Kris Kristofferson), who resists the murderous scheme all the more fiercely when he finds the name of his mistress, Ella Watson (Isabelle Huppert), the local madam, on the "kill list," even though the hit men's leader, Nate Champion (Christopher Walken), is her lover, too. It's also an epic of young men going west—Averill and Billy Irvine (John Hurt), now a ranching kingpin who's allied with the killers, were best friends and leading lights in Harvard's class of 1870—and of the conflicted legacy of the best and the brightest.
The grandeur of Cimino's historical vision is matched by the overwhelming landscapes and crowd scenes of breathtaking energy, but the film's originality is in the ecstatic profusion of detail within its vast tableaux. If his method is folly, it's a Tolstoyan folly that enfolds shuddering depths of mood in implacably physical particulars, such as the billowing of wind in a gunman's coattails as a cloud passes before the sun. Cimino catches emotion in motion, as in the whirling euphoria of a roller-skate dance and the deadly vortex of an encircling cavalry charge, yet these turbulent delights are pierced by arresting points of stillness and eloquent silences, which pack as much dramatic impact in a knowing exchange of glances across a throbbing crowd as in fierce intimate confrontations. The images are a music unto themselves, filled with passion, mystery, and an exquisite, almost erotic control of time. If anything, the movie seems too short. It would have made a marvellous miniseries. ♦
Published in the print edition of the November 12, 2012, issue.
Richard Brody began writing for The New Yorker in 1999. He writes about movies in his blog, The Front Row. He is the author of "Everything Is Cinema: The Working Life of Jean-Luc Godard."
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Q: Unordered list to select with 2nd child I want to make change for my code from
 to <select> and

 to <option value="#link"></option>
this is my html code

HOME

COMPANY

About Tanobel

Factory

Research

Distribution

PRODUCTS

NEWS & EVENTS

CAREER

CONTACT US

I saw another question in stackoverflow and I got this code to transform ul li to select option
$(document).ready(function(){
  function transformToJMenu(breakpoint){
    $("select.navigator").remove();
    if ($(window).width() < breakpoint) {
      $('ul.navigator').each(function(){
        var select = $(document.createElement('select')).insertBefore($(this).hide());
        $(document.createElement('option'))
          .appendTo(select)
          .val('#')
          .html('Navigate to ..');

          option = $(document.createElement('option'))
          .appendTo(select)
          .val(this.href)
          .html(
            "  " + $(this).html()
          );
        });

        select.addClass("navigator");

        $(".navigator").on('change', function(){
          window.location.href = $(this).val();
        });

      });
    } else {
      $('ul.navigator').show();
    }
  }

  transformToJMenu(768);

  $(window).on('resize', function(){
    transformToJMenu(768);
  });
});

and it be like this

I know it's success to be what I want but how the second child like About, factory etc to be  &nbsp &nbspAbout Tanobel instead of  &nbspAbout Tanobel..
Thank you and sorry for my English

A: Use a optgrup
     $('.navigator > li > a').each(function(index) {

    if ($(this).next().is('ul')) {
      op += '<optgroup label="'+ $(this).text()+'">';
      $(this).next().find('a').each(function() {
        op += '<option value="' + this.href + '">' + $(this).html(); + '</option>'
      });
      op += '</optgroup>'
    }  else {
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Cedric Jagger, "Royal Clocks", 1983, p. 130, pl. 176, illustrating an almost identical Sèvres beau bleu lyre clock with movement by Dieudonné Kinable and dial by Dubuisson, which was delivered by the Parisian marchand Lafontaine on approval to George IV at Carlton House on 12th October 1828 and subsequently purchased by the king; and p. 131, pl. 178, illustrating another almost identical clock with movement by Jean-Antoine Garrigues, both in the British Royal Collection. Pierre Verlet, "Les Bronzes Dorés Français du XVIIIe Siècle", 1987, p. 41, illustrating another Sèvres beau bleu lyre clock with Coteau dial of 1787, originally at Versailles and now in the Musée du Louvre. Tardy, "Les Plus Belles Pendules Françaises", 1994, p. 81, illustrating an almost identical Sèvres lyre clock with movement by Kinable in the Victoria and Albert Museum, London. Jean-Dominique Augarde, "Les Ouvriers du Temps", 1996, p. 258, pl. 203, illustrating another Sèvres beau bleu lyre clock with movement by Garrigues and dial attributed to Coteau probably made for the duc d'Orléans (later Philippe-Egalité), with reference to an identical clock with movement by Courieult owned by Louis XVI. Pierre Kjellberg, "Encyclopédie de la Pendule Française du Moyen Age au XXe Siècle", 1997, p. 230, pl. A, illustrating an identical bleu turquoise Sèvres porcelain lyre clock with movement by Kinable and pl. B, illustrating another identical Sèvres lyre clock with movement by Garrigues and a Coteau dial, in the Musée de Sèvres. Elke Niehüser, "Die Französische Bronzeuhr", 1997, p. 261, pls. 1256-1259, illustrating variations of the present model.
The Sèvres Royal Porcelain Factory began producing lyre clocks from about 1785 although the case shape dates much earlier when in 1724 Jacques Thuret supplied a clock with a carved gilt wood lyre-shaped case to the Académie Française. However, it was not until the later part of the century that such clocks became really fashionable, as one of a number of decorative cases inspired by antiquity. While Sèvres produced them in a variety of colours, from turquoise blue, green and pink, those in beau bleu (formerly known as bleu nouveau) proved the most popular.
The Parisian clockmaker Dieudonné Kinable (d. after 1815) was one of the more important makers to be associated with such clocks and was in fact the largest buyer of Sèvres lyre clock cases, to the extent that between 1795 and 1797 he purchased 13 such models. Based at Palais Royal no 131, Kinable also specialised in skeleton clocks, many of which were also housed in elaborate enamelled cases and boasted dials supplied by the two leading enamellists namely Joseph Coteau (1740-1801) but more especailly Etienne Gobin, known as Dubuisson (b. 1731 d. after 1815). Born in Lunéville, Dubuisson worked as a porcelain painter in his hometown, in Strasbourg and at Chantilly. Like Coteau, he was employed at Sèvres, where from 1756-9 he worked as a flower painter specializing in enamelling watchcases and clock dials. During the 1790's he was recorded in the rue de la Huchette and later circa 1812 at rue de la Calandre. His name is associated with the finest clockmakers of his day who in addition to Kinable included Jean-Simon Bourdier andRobert Robin.
In addition to the Kinable lyre clocks cited above was one from the Hodgkins Collection, now in the Walters Art Gallery Baltimore. Another from the Good Collection was sold at Christie's, London 17th July 1895 while that owned by Lord Tweedmouth (d. 1894) was sold at Christie's, London 25th May 1932.


Hillary Clinton and Maxine Waters have called for incivility and confrontation, and Antifa is happy to oblige.
Street anarchy and mob violence on American streets is getting wilder by the day.
The following videos from Portland, Oregon show a confrontation between left-wing Antifa members and right-wing Proud Boys as scores of bystanders look-on. Things spiraled out of control quickly, prompting Portland police officers dressed in riot gear to open fire with less-lethal rounds.
As OregonLive.com reports, the demonstration billed as a march for "law and order" in the streets of Portland descended into chaos as rival political factions broke into bloody brawls downtown Saturday night.
The melee ended when riot cops rushed in and fired pepper balls at the street fighters.
As The American Mirror reports, Patriot Prayer is advocating for the removal of Antifa sympathizer Mayor Tim Wheeler, who has defended the actions of his police department, which stood down as agitators blocked traffic and intimidated residents this week. Antifa, apparently, is backing the mayor.
Doing something to protect the tax-paying citizens who fund your entire career seems like a place to start, rather than worry about the political optics of any intervention.
This entry was posted in Clinton, Politics and tagged Antifa on October 14, 2018 by Bone Fish.
Left-wing Occupy ICE PDX protesters left massive amounts of garbage and "human waste piled high" for the city to clean at taxpayers' expense outside Southwest Portland's US Immigration and Customs Enforcement headquarters.
Cleanup has begun at what, for five weeks, was the Occupy ICE PDX camp. Portland Police Bureau officers limited access to the site earlier [Wednesday], calling it a biohazard.
The mayor's office confirmed to FOX 12, the city will pay for a portion of the cleanup bill, as will TriMet. Both are part of the consortium that owns the land on which protesters set up their camp.
Where protesters once stood, now trash litters the ground. But Savage says he's relieved for things to go back to normal.
"Getting tired of waking up to the bullhorn and the sounds and the cussing," he said.
Even after receiving orders from Mayor Ted Wheeler to leave on Monday, Occupy ICE PDX leaders affirmed they would not.
This is what Democrats want for every city in America.
This entry was posted in Politics and tagged Antifa, Democrat, Occupy, Occupy ICE PDX, Portland Oregon on July 26, 2018 by Bone Fish.
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I was only 23 when I met him. It was my last semester at university, and I looked forward to a bright future. But then Alex came into my life. At first he was like a knight in shining armor, and then he became a devastating hurricane that left a broken shell of a human being in its wake.
I still ask myself how I could have let somebody abuse me in so many ways; physical, emotional, psychological, and economical. Now that I know the signs of abuse, I realize he ticked all the boxes. How could I have loved someone so deeply that constantly lied, put me down, told me that I was nothing, that I would never achieve anything with my life, and no one except him would ever want me?
Abusers are attracted to vulnerable people. I was bullied relentlessly at school, and when I met Alex I was at the stage in life that many bullying victims know very well; I felt I was fundamentally different, and undeserving of love. Watching the way he charmed anyone he met, I was drawn like a moth to a flame. He was instantly likable, everything I wished I was, because I was shy, nervous, and awkward. I felt so lucky that this amazing guy saw something special in me and loved me, when I didn't really love myself. Then, when his behavior changed completely a few months later, going overnight from treating me like a princess to treating me like dirt, I was already hooked. I tried my hardest to please him, begging for his scraps of affection, desperate to somehow get back the man of my dreams.
Within a few weeks, Alex asked me to move in with him. He told me that he adored me, and I adored him too, and wanted to please him. I didn't know that moving in together quickly is a major red flag for narcissism and sociopathy.
He didn't like to use condoms, and I couldn't say no to him. I never imagined I'd get pregnant so quickly. By the time I found out, he was already exploding with anger at me every day over the smallest things. But I'd always dreamed of becoming a mother, showering my children with love and affection, and raising them to be resilient, happy, and kind.
Alex wanted me to have an abortion, but I told him I didn't want to. At first the abuse became worse, but then, the man of my dreams was back, albeit only for one purpose. After a week of the most intense love and affection and all the words I dreamed a man would say to me, he asked me, again, to abort our baby…and then proposed to me.
He said it wasn't fair to bring our child into the world unless we could give it financial stability. I told him as long as we had a roof over our heads and the basics, that's all we needed. But he insisted that we should have the abortion, wait a bit longer while working hard to save for our future family, and get married soon.
I conceded, but Alex never saved a cent, refusing to eat at home and spending all his income at expensive restaurants. I had an abortion so that he'd never have to eat a sandwich. We never married, either, that was just a ploy. Yet, I somehow still believed that he did want to marry me. That if I just tried harder, one day we would have the happy family that I dreamed of. So I worked hard and saved hard, putting all my savings into a bank account in his name alone. He told me this was important because he would do a better job of managing our money and taking care of our family.
Five years later I got pregnant again and I was thrilled. I had been waiting for so long, living on promises and dreams. But instead of the happy family I'd longed for, the lies and abuse only worsened. I was heartbroken. When our daughter was born and I saw her look up at me as if I was the universe, I finally realized I was worthy of love. I didn't want her to grow up watching her father abuse her mother. I wanted to be able to show her that the world is a beautiful place, not a place of fear. So now I'm raising her alone.
It took eight long years before I finally came to terms with the truth: the man who adored me never existed. It was a mask worn by a sociopath, and the pleas of "I love you, I'll change" when I was halfway out the door were merely a psychological trap; empty words designed to keep me, and said by somebody who didn't care about my happiness, no matter how heartfelt they sounded. Over those years Alex stole over $100,000 from me, which I'm still battling in court to get it back.
Because of this my daughter will likely grow up in the poverty that her dad supposedly never wanted for his child. But I was right, all you really need is a roof over your head and enough to eat to be a happy family, and a happy family we are. Especially since he's not a part of it.
Many domestic violence victims don't know what their rights are in a relationship, or even what a respectful relationship looks like. If you suspect that your unhappiness in your relationship is due to abuse, familiarize yourself with the cycle of abuse, and the power and control wheel. Abuse has no place in relationships; you deserve to spend your life with someone who loves you, not someone who controls, manipulates, and dominates you. If you're in a relationship with someone who mistreats you, run.
One in three women experiences a domestic violence relationship in their lifetimes, and abuse frequently worsens during pregnancy or after the child is born. I'm one of the lucky ones. I escaped. I have the most adorable, sweet, and kind little girl, and I don't regret her, my miracle, one bit. If she had never been born, I'd have wasted my entire life with someone who could never really love me. Don't wait for an abuser to change. Find someone who loves and deserves you.
Before I met Alex, I thought of abuse as black eyes and hospitalizations, and that it didn't happen in nice suburbs. I didn't realize that charming, successful men with sweet, innocent faces can abuse. Now I know better.
Domestic violence education became part of the school curriculum in my country last year, and I hope that my little girl's generation will be the one to finally break the cycle, so that when she's old enough to trust someone with her heart, she'll live in a world where teenagers and adults are empowered by the knowledge of what domestic violence is, what their rights are, and that love equals respect.
Domestic abuse is not just physical. It is defined as the repeated, cruel treatment of a person, and includes all forms of emotional, verbal, and religious mistreatment, even neglect. If you or someone you know needs help in keeping themselves or their family safe from any kind of abuse, please call 800-799-SAFE or visit the National Coalition of Domestic Violence.


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If a dog viciously attacked you or a loved one in the Anaheim area, Compass Law Group, PC Law Firm stands ready to assist in your recovery. Call to our Anaheim Dog Attack Attorney at 800-602-4010 or 310-289-7126 for Free Consultation.
Taking a stroll around Anaheim with your faithful four-legged friend on a leash can be one of life's simple pleasures, but it is important to be aware of the risks even the most placid dog may pose to strangers. Just as you are a stranger to other people's pet dogs, they are strangers to yours and, as such, your dog may view them as a threat and act accordingly. To ensure the safety of you, your dog, and everyone around you, you have a legal obligation to keep your dog on a leash when outside of the home, and securely confined within your property at all other times.
Although most Anaheim dog owners will act responsibly, dog attacks are relatively common across California. Sometimes this happens because a dog manages to breach inadequate fencing and gates, other times it is due to an owner failing to leash their pet while out walking. When a dog attacks, that friendly family pet is capable of inflicting severe injuries on innocent people. Whether your dog was provoked or not, you as the dog owner are responsible for any injuries they inflict.
If you have been injured in an Anaheim dog attack, an expert attorney from Compass Law Group, PC could help you to secure the compensation you deserve.
If you were asked to name the breeds most like to be involved in Anaheim dog attacks, you would possibly correctly identify pit bulls, German Shepherds and Rottweilers, but would you know that Labrador have been proven to be most likely to attack without provocation?
When you suffer injuries after a dog attack, the dog's owner is legally responsible and, hence, can be held accountable. Failure to keep a dog under control is legally considered to be negligence and, as such, an Anaheim dog attack attorney could recover compensation on your behalf when you have been bitten by somebody else's dog.
If you are a dog owner, no matter what your chosen breed is, now may be a good time to check that your fences and boundaries are secure, bearing in mind that you would be liable if your dog escaped and attacked. The law does not accept a belief that your dog was secure as a valid defense.
We are all aware that dogs do attack from time to time, but are you familiar with the actual statistics?
An experienced Anaheim dog attack attorney from Compass Law Group, PC has the legal knowledge and expertise needed to successfully handle your case when you have sustained injuries in a dog attack.
To discuss the details of your Anaheim dog attack with an expert attorney, call us today on 800-602-4010 to schedule your free initial consultation.


Quince aoli is the perfect accompaniment to crispy squid, served hot from the pan with a pinch of paprika and a few peppery rocket leaves.
3 medium squid, cleaned and cut into 1cm rings.
To make the aoli, blitz the mayonnaise, quince, syrup, garlic and a pinch of salt in a food processor until smooth, then transfer to a serving bowl.
For the crispy squid, mix the flour, cornflour, paprika, cayenne and some seasoning together in a bowl, add the squid and toss lightly with your hands to coat the squid all over.
Heat the oil to roughly 180C. You need to cook the squid in batches; fry for a minute or so until crisp and golden then drain on kitchen paper.
Serve with a sprinkle of salt, paprika, rocket leaves and lemon wedges.
Recipe is extracted from The Orchard Cook by Stuart Ovenden, Published by Clearview Books. Buy the book here.


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Sadie Simpson – a Medical Negligence and Inquest specialist from our Sheffield office has been nominated for a prestigious 'Rising Star' award at the forthcoming Yorkshire Legal Awards. The winner will be announced on the 10th October in Leeds.
The nomination is in recognition of the way that Sadie has managed her own caseload within the highly technical and demanding areas she works in, whilst still retaining her focus on first-class client care and empathy. One notable case has been the recent inquest into the tragic death of Noah Lomax, 15.
Sadie showed great dedication to this case and deservedly received praise from Noah's family who happily lent their support and kind words to her nomination for the award. Sadie's involvement included an interview for BBC Look North in which she spoke of her determination to help the family ensure that if nothing else, lessons were learned from the tragic loss of Noah at such a young age.
The case also resulted in media exposure through Sheffield Live, the Sheffield Star and Hallam FM, all of which will have helped to raise the focus on the mental health of young people locally. As a result of the inquest, CAMHS (Children and Adolescent Mental Health Services) have made changes to their referral process, which was found to have contributed to Noah's death and made plans for a further review to improve the process even further.
Sadie is also committed to the Sheffield Community and sits as an active Trustee on the board of Sheffield Carers Centre. She is a valued member of the Board and is always assisting in events, to raise awareness and money for the Charity.
The Directors and all staff at Switalskis congratulate Sadie on this well-deserved achievement and wish her all the very best for the ceremony in October.
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package com.bombasticoctocat.bomberman.game;

import java.util.ArrayList;

public class LevelConfiguration {
    public final int level;
    public final double bricksDensity;
    public final ArrayList<Goomba.Type> goombas;
    public final Powerup powerup;
    public final int penaltyGoombas;
    public final int penaltyGoombaLevel;

    public LevelConfiguration(int level, double bricksDensity, ArrayList<Goomba.Type> goombas, Powerup powerup, int penaltyGoombas, int penaltyGoombaLevel) {
        this.level = level;
        this.bricksDensity = bricksDensity;
        this.goombas = goombas;
        this.powerup = powerup;
        this.penaltyGoombas = penaltyGoombas;
        this.penaltyGoombaLevel = penaltyGoombaLevel;
    }
}