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Q: Next.Js React app with styled components. Warning: Prop `className` did not match. Server: "x" Client: "y" In my NextJS React app when i change something in the code, the HMR works and shows the correct update but if I refresh the page, this error comes up again. This happens on dev mode.
Noticed where are a lot of topics with this error, tried all day different configuration setups with no effort.
Please help me to get rid of the error.
Error:

Warning: Prop className did not match. Server: "sc-cBoprd hjrjKw"
Client: "sc-iCoHVE daxLeG"

Using "babel-plugin-styled-components": "1.11.1"
Files that can be related to the issue:
_App.tsx
function MyApp({ Component, pageProps, mainController }) {
  return (
    <ConfigurationProvider configuration={configuration}>
        <ThemeProvider theme={mainController.getTheme()}>
          <Normalize />
          <Font />
          <Component {...pageProps} controller={mainController} />
        </ThemeProvider>
    </ConfigurationProvider>
  );
}

export default appControllerContext(MyApp);

_document.tsx
import Document from 'next/document'
import { ServerStyleSheet } from 'styled-components'

export default class MyDocument extends Document {
  static async getInitialProps(ctx) {
    const sheet = new ServerStyleSheet()
    const originalRenderPage = ctx.renderPage

    try {
      ctx.renderPage = () =>
        originalRenderPage({
          enhanceApp: (App) => (props) =>
            sheet.collectStyles(<App {...props} />),
        })

      const initialProps = await Document.getInitialProps(ctx)
      return {
        ...initialProps,
        styles: (
          <>
            {initialProps.styles}
            {sheet.getStyleElement()}
          </>
        ),
      }
    } finally {
      sheet.seal()
    }
  }
}

.babelrc
{
  "presets": [
    "next/babel"
  ],
  "plugins": [
    [
      "babel-plugin-styled-components",
      {
        "ssr": true,
        "displayName": true,
        "preprocess": false
      }
    ]
  ]
}

A: Finally the one and only solution that worked was to rename .babelrc.json to babel.config.json. If someone still getting this error here i leave reference how to fix that solution

A: This error means that something on the server is different from the Client.
This can happen if the client does a re-render.
Styled Components use a random id on React elements, and when these elements get re-rendered they get a new random id on the client.
So the solution here is to get the styling exclusively from the server.
from the docs:

Basically you need to add a custom pages/_document.js (if you don't
have one). Then copy the logic for styled-components to inject the
server side rendered styles into the <head>

To solve this issue is you need something like this in your Document component:
export default class MyDocument extends Document {
  static getInitialProps({ renderPage }) {
    const sheet = new ServerStyleSheet();
    const page = renderPage((App) => (props) =>
      sheet.collectStyles(<App {...props} />)
    );
    const styleTags = sheet.getStyleElement();
    return { ...page, styleTags };
  }
  ...
  render() { ..}
}

The final step (if the error persists) is to delete the cache:
delete the .next folder and restart the server
The full example code from Next documentation is here

A: I too had this issue and clearing my cache/restarting my dev server seems to have fix the issue so far.

A: What worked for me was:

*

*Create a .babelrc (on the root).

*inside the .babelrc:
{
"presets": ["next/babel"],
"plugins": [["styled-components", { "ssr": true }]]
}


As with Ornament #3, I was able to re-purpose the beads from 4 napkin ring holders. I also raided my stash of beads to add some color and interest. I purchased wood cutout dog bones, but had Memory Wire and wanted to use it because when it's coiled, it gives the ornament some bounce. Bounce is important in an ornament.
As we're nearing completion of our retaining wall and eventually our patio, I want to give our patio furniture a face lift so we can use it to eat meals outside in the warmer months.
Question of the Day: Do you use an Advent Calendar and if so, is it store-bought or handmade?
So let me see if I understand you correctly – Although these LOOK like dog bones, they're really NOT dog bones. But you wrote the word "Bone" on them – how are they NOT dog bones? I'm confused.
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Some years I do – and it's usually a store-bought!
Never used an advent calendar, but I do have an advent candle wreath that I use.
Is it one with the 5 candles?
Yes and we buy it at the store.
Not any more, but when We did it was store bought.
No, but I've always wanted to do one. I'm making countdown blocks for Christmas though! "Bounce is important in an ornament" hahaa that's really cool!
I love countdown activities as well. It adds to the excitement of the season. When I worked in the kids program at my church, we mod-podged mason jars with tissue paper and put 25 slips of paper that had Christmas activities written on them. The kids would take out one activity each day leading up to Christmas.
That's so fun!!! I love the Christmas season so much. People try to tell me you can't start Christmas in November. Well, tell that to my countdown blocks.
When do you start your countdown?
I officially start listening to Christmas music and decorating on November 1st! I haven't made the blocks yet but I'm planning to do that tonight!
Wow that's awesome! I kick off my Christmas festivities on December 1 by watching a Christmas movie each night for 25 nights. I'll be posting my movie list on my blog on Dec 1. I start decorating, however, the weekend following Thanksgiving.
I'm one of those terrible people that ignores Thanksgiving except for the day of because I'm to wrapped up in Christmas. I'm looking forward to that list though!
When my sister and I traveled cross country in 2000 to deliver a jeep to her son at Naval Academy in Annapolis we found and bought Christmas gifts for each other… mine is a caricature moose with wire antlers that hold 24 miniature ornaments. I hang one ornament each day of advent. It makes me smile and brings back lots of sweet memories. Had some great craft faire and store bought ones for our kids when they were little. Always enjoyed at our house.
I love the idea of the Moose Advent Calendar and all the memories that go along with it.
We buy the Advent Calendars, love the little chocolate surprises!!
We use the candle one as well. my mother-in-law brought it over from Germany!


So last week we got some rope at the Shop of Possibilities and we also got some sunshine. This seemed like the catalyst for a week of climbing trees, making zip wires and of course making tree swings. Every session for the past week has seen a new variation on the theme. Take a look below for some of the examples.
The single wooden swing and the bucket swing.
The bucket swing in action.
The multi person swing seats up to three people.
And has a padded fabric cushion for comfort!
There is a built children's park on the same estate, which has it's own set of swings, but what is nice about the children's tree swings is that they can build them to suit their own needs. We've had some wobbly, scary looking ones, some super comfy ones, some that spin in all directions and some that can seat more than one person at a time. All of this comes from a few basic materials that can be put together really quickly and they have provided hours worth of fun.


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Sandra "Sandi" Sue Sissel (born August 9, 1949) is an American cinematographer, director and producer. Her interest in photography was apparent as early as high school, where she was a photojournalist for her school paper. She is best known for documentaries such as Chicken Ranch, The Endurance: Shackleton's Legendary Antarctic Expedition , and Mother Teresa (1986) as well as TV shows like 60 Minutes, and feature films like  Salaam Bombay!, Master and Commander Far Side of the World  and Mr. and Mrs. Smith. She has been a member of the American Society of Cinematographers since 1994, the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences since 2004, and the Australian Cinematographers Society  since 2017.

Biography
She started college in 1967.  She pursued her interests and desire to become a reporter by studying journalism and television. While she still wanted to pursue journalism, she did contribute to a few small films during her time in college. After completing this degree, she moved to Wisconsin where she pursued a graduate degree and filmed for the University of Wisconsin. After this she moved to New York City, where she soon got a job with both NBC and later ABC. During this time, she contributed as cinematographer for "The Wobblies" and assisted in camera or electrical work for Best Boy, Paul Jacobs and the Nuclear Gang, Free Voice of Labor: The Jewish Anarchists, Fame, No Nukes and "Rush". After working for ABC for a few years, she eventually decided to pursue a career that focused primarily on cinematography for documentaries and feature films in Los Angeles. In her pursuit of this career she has gained a great deal of respect from her colleagues as a female working behind the camera. She taught "Advanced Cinematography Techniques" and "Advanced Cinematography Practicum" at Tisch School of the Arts. from 2001 until 2015. Sissel adopted Raju Barnad (now known as Bernard Chamblis Sissel), one of the real-life street children who was cast in Salaam Bombay!  In 2005 she married Kelly Drummond Cawthon with whom she has two children Joshua Cawthon and Jack Thomas Cawthon.

Cinematography
Sandi is best known for her work as a cinematographer. She has a very impressive filmography that includes many well known, important documentaries. Her interest in being behind the camera may have originated from her father's career as a photographer during her childhood.

Credits

Teaching
Sandi has had experience teaching at the University of Wisconsin, and Tisch School of the Arts. In both cases she has taught film related classes.

Awards
 Vision Award Nescens (1998)
 Women in Film Crystal Awards (1998)
 Television Award, nominated (2001)
 Best photography, British Academy of Film and Television Awards (2001)
 Golden Satellite Award, nomination (2004)
 Best cinematographer, International Press Academy (2004)

References

1949 births
American cinematographers
American women academics
American women cinematographers
Living people
University of Wisconsin–Madison faculty
21st-century American women

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I would like to express my concern about the sharp decline of level of democratic elections in the second round - Giorgi Margvelashvili
Georgia"s current president Giorgi Margvelashvili assesses the presidential election and states that the quality of democracy has sharply declined. According to him, elections of such standard should never again be held in Georgia. He also congratulated Salome Zurabichvili with the victory and expressed readiness to cooperate with her in the process of transition of power.
"I would like to express my concern about the sharp drop of level of democratic elections in the second round and I would like to say that such elections should never again be held in the country. I would like to congratulate Salome Zurabishvili, the fifth president of Georgia, I wish her luck and I would like to say that as soon as she names the responsible person, we will be ready to start our cooperation,"- Margvelashvili said.

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České příjmení Vavroušek či Vabroušek nese více různých osobností:

 Bedřich Václav Vavroušek (19. 5. 1867 – 17. 7. 1952), v letech 1922–1947 opat premonstrátského kláštera v Želivě
 Bohumil Vavroušek (1875–1939), pedagog, amatérský fotograf, autor turistických a vlastivědných prací o Československu, editor Literárního atlasu československého a čítanek pro slovenské školy
 Bohuslav Vavroušek, český publicista a literární historik
 Josef Vavroušek (1944–1995), český politik a ekolog
 Michal Vabroušek (* 1975), český sportovec, veslař
 Petr Vavroušek (1949–2015), český jazykovědec, orientalista, docent UK
 Vítězslav Vavroušek (* 1956), lékař, vysokoškolský pedagog a senátor za ODS

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Leibell is a surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Vincent Leibell (born 1946), American politician
Vincent L. Leibell (judge) (1883–1968), American judge


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Kid, The
Review Date: Aug 01, 2016
1921/1972 (February 16, 2016)
First National Pictures (Criterion – Spine #799)
Film/Program Grade: A
Video Grade: A
Audio Grade: A
Extras Grade: A
By the time Charlie Chaplin directed and starred in his first full-length feature The Kid in 1921, he had already established himself as a bona fide star, one with very few equals. His time spent making shorts at Keystone Studios, Essanay Studios, and the Mutual Film Corporation had slowly prepared him for his latter work, beginning at First National, and later with United Artists. The Kid would also help to showcase his strengths as not just a comedian, but also as a dramatic actor as well. The overwhelming success of the film is summed up perfectly with the film's opening titles: "A picture with a smile -- and perhaps, a tear."
The Kid continued the adventures of the down-on-his-luck but plucky Tramp character. This time around, The Tramp befriends a parentless youngster, taking him in and adopting him off the streets. The young boy grows older as the two form a very strong connection with one another while also trying to get themselves through poverty. As their bond strengthens, their existence is threatened by the authorities after a doctor pays a visit to them and attempts to get the young boy taken away and put into an orphanage.
Charlie Chaplin's films are generally entertaining, but The Kid is one of his works that seems to be firing on all cylinders. His own personal sensibilities seem to bleed through, more so than usual, giving the film an enormous heart. Combining that with the elements of poverty and work issues, many have come to the conclusion that the film is Chaplin's most autobiographical. Chaplin also formed a life-long friendship with his young co-star, Jackie Coogan, who came from vaudeville and was one of the first child actors billed as a major star. He would go on to other movie and television roles later in life, but his bond with Chaplin onscreen is undeniable, and it's what makes the film work. Chaplin's strong relationship with him was (likely) partly due to the fact that Chaplin's own child had died, making Coogan sort of a proxy son in a way. During their days off, Chaplin would even take him to local amusement parks for fun.
The Kid was also one of the Chaplin's riskier endeavors. His meticulousness lead him to shoot the film for nearly six months, a far greater amount of time than normally would have been necessary, especially for a comedy. It was also one of the first times that he so blatantly mixed comedy and drama, a formula that became the norm for other films to follow. Chaplin was also going through a heated divorce during shooting, hiding out in a hotel whilst editing the movie to avoid his ex-wife who was demanding certain properties from him.
Although Chaplin would soon go on to make more heavily socially and politically conscious films through United Artists, The Kid was a strong outing, one that even continues to be relevant amongst new generations of film fans. All of the comedy is there in spades, of course, but the touching story of a man who is forced to raise a child against sometimes overwhelming circumstances, continues to keep audiences riveted to this day.
Criterion's Blu-ray release of The Kid features a transfer taken from a 4K restoration of the 1972 version of the film from two separate 35mm elements. Unfortunately, the 1921 version was unable to be licensed from the Chaplin estate, likely for aesthetic reasons. The transfer is extremely organic with a vast amount of fine detail and, surprisingly, well-resolved grain. There's plenty of delineation between blacks, whites, and grays, with appropriate levels of brightness and contrast. Although every attempt was made to clean the images up as best as possible, nothing has been done to tamper with the film's organic qualities, leaving some minor film artifacts behind. And despite some shakiness from time to time, the images are also quite stable. For a film of this vintage, it's shocking that it looks as good as it does, and in this case, it excels. For the soundtrack, there is a single English mono LPCM presentation. The score is quite strong and clear, and there aren't any major defects left behind at all. For what it is, it's a nearly flawless presentation. No subtitle options are offered, for obvious reasons.
The supplemental material is extensive and well-worth watching as well. All of it begins with an audio commentary with Charlie Chaplin scholar Charles Maland; separate interviews with actors Jackie Coogan and Lita Grey Chaplin, cinematographer Rollie Totheroh, and friend to Chaplin Mo Rothman; Jackie Coogan: The First Child Star, a video essay by Chaplin scholar Lisa Haven; A Study in Undercranking, an essay by silent film specialist Ben Model; Charlie Chaplin Conducts The Kid, which is footage of a very old Chaplin conducting the score for the 1972 version; a set of scenes that were deleted, as well as titles that were reconstructed from the 1921 version; Charlie on the Ocean newsreel footage; the Nice and Friendly short; the US, German, and Dutch theatrical trailers; and a fold-out paper insert with an essay on the film by film scholar Tom Gunning.
In complete honesty, I think I look forward to Criterion's releases of Charlie Chaplin's films more than any of their other releases, and The Kid is no exception. It's a knock-out. Besides the film itself, the transfer and the extras are both top of the line. If you're a film fan or a Chaplin fan, this one's a must-own. Highly recommended.
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The bathroom should ideally be located in the East. Alternatively, it can be located in the North-West. But the bathroom should never be located in the North East.
Toilets should always face the south and not the east or west. The toilet should be on the west or the northwest side of the room with 1 or 2 feet above the ground.
Wash basin / sinks etc. should be mounted on the north, east or northeast wall of the bathroom. Geyser should be installed in the South-East corner.
There must be a provision for proper lighting and cross ventilation.
The geyser should be placed in the South east corner.
Drainage system should be in the northeast direction. The taps and showers should be fixed on the northern side.
The north side is also suitable for putting up the mirror.
The door should not be in the southwest direction of the bathroom.
Bathtub can be placed on the west, east or northeast with the head facing the south side.
An overhead tank then it should always be on the northwest side of the house.
The bathroom colors should be light to give a fresh look. White, light blue and pale green are ideal available. Avoid dark colors like black or dark red. Keep the bathroom shiny and clean.
If you are going for tiles for the bathroom, then keep them in neutral shades. According to Vaastu, dark colors create a disturbing element. For a soothing and relaxing experience light colors are recommended.


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Litigation challenging companies' contributions to climate change is becoming a reality in many countries. Over fifteen hundred cases have been filed as of the end of 2020 to recoup some of the damage caused by climate change or the costs of adaptation, or to challenge governments' or corporations' actions or failure to act. Challenges to the actions—and inactions—of directors are starting to accumulate, evidenced in stark form by the judgment in the Netherlands on 26 May 2021, ordering Royal Dutch Shell to reduce its CO2 emissions by 45% from 2019 levels by the end of 2030. We have produced this Primer for board directors so they can be informed and prudent advocates, encouraging their boards to take up the issue of climate change in the development of their companies' corporate strategy, oversight, and disclosure. This, alone, is the most effective thing directors can do to fulfil their obligation to their companies while steering well clear of any personal liability exposure from the potential increase of litigation.
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Akademie žurnalistiky a nových médií – Academy of Journalism and New Media is the business name of the 3-years educational program realized in cooperation of PB – Vyšší odborná škola a Střední škola managementu (PB – Vocational School and High School of Management) with the publishing house CZECH NEWS CENTER Ltd.
The theoretical preparation of students includes both general and specialized education, which is provided through lectures, seminars, discussions, experience methods, papers, self-study, practical exercises, case studies, theses (a seminar, grade and bachelor thesis) and excursions. The study subjects are divided into modules, using the European Credit Transfer and Accumulation System, and include required, required elective and elective modules. The practical training takes place during the full operation of dailies, weeklies, monthlies, internet servers as well as backoffice departments of CZECH NEWS CENTER Ltd., the largest multimedia publishing house in the Czech Republic, under the supervision of top professionals.
The students of Academy receive a certificate and the title DiS – certified specialist.


Today, the Washington State Department of Commerce released its assessment of the Energy Freedom Program, created in 2006 to "promote public research and development in bioenergy." As part of the program the state loaned just over $10 million to four companies, in partnership with public entities, to generate biofuels and renewable energy. One company just began operations in July, but the other three have been operating for a few years now and are a useful guide to the failure of political efforts to create a "green" economy.
Inland Empire Oilseeds. Late last year, Inland Empire Oilseeds declared bankruptcy for the second time in three years. They still owe the state more than $3 million on their loans. Although the Department of Commerce says it "anticipates contracting with a new management entity in the near future," IEO entered Chapter 7 bankruptcy in anticipation of liquidation, not reorganization.
Natural Selection Farms. Owing more than $400,000 on its loan for its oilseed crushing facility, they did not make a payment on their loan in 2012 and will not in 2013. The Department of Commerce notes that these payments will be deferred until June 1, 2018.
DeRuyter and Sons Farms. The family operation received nearly $2 million to build an anaerobic digester which would use methane to create renewable energy. The project, however, is now losing money and is under reorganization. As the Capital Press reported recently, the project "ceased being profitable at the end of 2012 as the return…dropped from 6.5 cents per kilowatt-hour to 3.5 cents, below the break-even of 6 cents." The project still owes more than $700,000 to the state.
First, these loans are another example of the failure of political programs to create "green" jobs or promote a "green" economy. The money lost on these failed loans came from families and businesses that were creating jobs and sent to failed efforts. With $4.4 million, the state could have supported projects (based on the California cap-and-trade price), cutting 338,461 metric tons of CO2, or nearly 1,500 rail cars of coal or remove the CO2 from 70,512 cars for a year.
Second, as we noted recently in comparing the collapse of Boeing's Supersonic Transport in the 1960s to current government green energy programs, government is again trying to lure businesses into unsustainable practices with the promise of cheap money. When those business strategies ultimately fail, as they have here, the businesses and taxpayers pay the price. Politicians and those at state agencies who promoted these projects pay no price. Until politicians pay a price for wasting money and resources, they will continue to promote projects that harm the economy and the environment.
This fall, Washington lawmakers will be receiving a report from the Climate Legislative Executive Workgroup outlining possible strategies to cut carbon emissions. We hope they will learn the lesson from the state's failed "Energy Freedom Account," and follow an approach that is guided more by effective, market-based approaches and less on the politically driven, failed policies like this one.


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Both the NRA and ACLU supported the move.
President Donald Trump signed a bill into law Tuesday nullifying a regulation that made it more difficult for people with severe mental illnesses to purchase guns. The regulation, which was issued by the Social Security Administration and finalized in December 2016, added people who receive Social Security money for mental illnesses and those who have been deemed unable to handle their own financial affairs to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System, NBC News reports.
If it hadn't been reversed, this ruling would have added an estimated 75,000 names to the background check database, per NBC News.
These new additions would have been people who receive disability insurance or supplemental security income (a government program that provides stipends to low-income people who are 65 or older, blind, or have a disability) and who were determined by a court or similar authority to be a danger to themselves or others—or who couldn't manage their own affairs without help—due to "marked subnormal intelligence, or mental illness, incompetency, condition, or disease."
According to a statement from the White House, this had the potential to infringe upon people's right to bear arms. "The rule would prevent some Americans with disabilities from purchasing or possessing firearms based on their decision to seek Social Security benefits. Applications of this rule could endanger the Second Amendment rights of law abiding citizens," the White House said in a statement Wednesday.
It's important to note that people with mental illnesses don't pose a greater threat to others—in fact they're more likely to be victims of violent crime than perpetrators.
While only 3 to 5 percent of violent acts can be attributed to people living with mental illness, those with mental illness are over 10 times more likely to be the victims of violent crime than the general population, according to the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.
That's why the ACLU was also against the Obama-era ruling. "Gun control laws, like any law, should be fair, effective and not based on prejudice or stereotype. This rule met none of those criteria," Vania Leveille, the ACLU's senior legislative counsel, and Susan Mizner, the group's disability counsel, say in a piece for USA Today.
They continue: "The thousands of Americans whose disability benefits are managed by someone else range from young people with depression and financial inexperience to older adults with Down syndrome needing help with a limited budget. But no data—none—show that these individuals have a propensity for violence in general or gun violence in particular." Adding people to the background check database based on their mental status is "a disturbing trend," they say.
That being said, some mental health experts and gun control advocates are concerned about this.
Psychiatrist Gail Saltz, M.D., author of The Power of Different, tells SELF that the topic is complicated, noting that "you can't lump all people with mental illness in one category." However, she says, certain mental illnesses can impact a person's judgment, ability to process consequences, and, in the case of psychosis, ability to process reality. "It's fair to say that's not somebody you would want to have access to a firearm," she says.
While there's less reason to worry about people with mental illness committing violence against others, experts fear this could make it easier for them to attempt suicide.
Clark calls this "biggest risk" in this case. Research has repeatedly found a link between access to guns and suicide. According to the Harvard University T.H. Chan School of Public Health, 12 or more U.S. case control studies have compared individuals who died by suicide with those who did not and found those dying by suicide were more likely to live in homes with guns.
A meta-analysis published in the Annals of Internal Medicine in 2014 also found that access to guns is associated with an increased risk for suicide, as well as being the victim of a homicide.
"People get really concerned about violence towards others," Clark says. "Most of the time with the chronically mentally ill, the risk is to themselves," Clark says.
Clark says this isn't just an issue of stigmatizing people with mental illness—it's beyond that. "It's grossly unfair to allow people who can be so impaired and so distressed to be able to purchase a gun to end their lives," she says.


Nara is one of the famous tourist spot in West Japan and variable world heritage.
the most popular spot is "Daibutsu(Big statue of Buddha) of Todaiji- temple and Nara Park.
Deer of Nara park are one of the Japanese natural treasures. You can have fond experience here.
The breeding season of deer is from May to June. It's just now!
Parent of baby deer is very aggressive in this season. If you try to close to baby, parent may attack you. Officials of Nara prefecture have set some signs in Nara Park, how to approach and feed them.
Tourist can buy "Shika Senbei(cracker)" and feed them.
Please don't cause anger or irritate deer when you feed. And indicate when they have run out of "Shika Senbei(cracker)".
They are very cute. Please don't afraid them and make pleasant memories.
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A. Children should behave well and be quiet around adults.
B. Children should behave badly and talk loudly when they are with adults.
C. Adults should behave well and be quiet around children.
D. Adults and children should not talk to each other.
What does this idiom tell you about how Violet felt?
A. She was excited and happy.
B. She was frightened or disturbed.
D. She was very tired.
A. He isn't buying or selling anything.
B. He is selling his house.
C. They can't buy his vote for money.
D. He doesn't want to sell his car.
Is this a simile or metaphor? How do you know?
The old woman __________________ Violet met on the veranda was Mrs. Catts.
The Hermitage was the hotel ____________________ Violet found Chloe dancing with Harry T. Burn.


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This set includes the Hoargoth the Heinous model rider and horse and one 55 mm round plastic base.
All figures are cast in high quality lead free white metal and are supplied unpainted and unassembled. Not recommended for children under 14 years of age.
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Another breakthrough in space exploration has been published on NASA's journal last February 23, 2017.
NASA's Spitzer Space Telescope has revealed a surprising new system of seven Earth-sized planets orbiting around a single star, 40 light years away, and three of which are likely to be habitable. According to the same entry, almost 3,500 planets have been discovered over the past years and only a few are considered "habitable"; right temperatures and the presence of water. This discovery is also the first known to astronomers to have multiple planets that orbit the same star.


It's Autumn you guys!! You all known by now how much I LOVE autumn. The colours, the crisp, cold air, the crunch of fallen leaves underfoot…it is, in my humble opinion, the most beautiful time of year. It's also arguably the most delicious time of year. Autumn bring gorgeous root vegetables like sweet potatoes, turnips, and swedes, not to mention a huge variety of pumpkins, mushrooms, and citrus fruits. As soon as the weather turns colder, I have an overwhelming urge to put on a cozy jumper and cook warm, hearty meals with rich, earthy flavours.
Over the next couple of weeks, I'll share a few such meals, but for the time being, let's start with this Bacon Wrapped Pork Tenderloin with Autumn Vegetables.
A bacon wrapped pork tenderloin might sound a bit…excessive, but trust me, it's so worth it. Technically, I used pancetta rather than bacon, but that didn't sound quite as good for a blog title so I took some creative license. Don't judge me, it's all about ~aesthetics~.
Pancetta is really salty and has a tendency to crisp up when cooked, so wrapping it around the pork ensures that the meat remains tender and juicy whilst also benefitting from the crunchy crust of the pancetta. I trimmed a lot of the fat from the pancetta beforehand, which I would recommend doing for two reasons: 1) it reduces the amount of gross fats and oils that you have to drain from the dish before serving, and 2) it's healthier and tastes better.
Given that this is quite a rich and fatty way to cook meat, I've paired it with a simple salad of spinach, walnuts, roasted pumpkin, sweet potato, and parsnip. The earthy flavours of root vegetables do well to detract from the saltiness of the pancetta, while the spinach provides a nice freshness to the dish. The walnuts are there for the crunch, of course. You could also use pecans, which would be a bit more autumn-y, but unfortunately I didn't have any at the time.
To finish this dish, I dressed the salad with some raspberry vinegar. Fruit flavoured vinegars are a complete cooking revelation. In my pantry, I have raspberry, fig, and orange vinegar, and let me tell you, they can really take a dish to the next level. Whether you're using them to dress a salad, or adding a little bit to your casserole, they bring a whole new level of sharpness and acidity that surprises and delights your palette.
If you can't find any fruit vinegars, you can always use a regular balsamic (I sound a bit like Ina Garten now don't I? Store bought is fine). Included below is a picture *without* vinegar just in case you can't imagine what the dish would look like without it. Still good!
If you're me, you'll eat this while reading French literature. Although, to be honest, most of the books pictured above are ones that I read at uni and really didn't like (the romance and decadence periods just do not appeal to my literary tastes). At the moment I'm reading old Agatha Christie novels in French, which are a bit lighter and more enjoyable. While you're reading/eating, perhaps you'd like to listen to Corinne Bailey Rae's latest album, The Heart Speaks in Whispers. I was obsessed with this album last winter and I'm enjoying revisiting it again this year.
As always, leave me a comment and let me know what you thought of this recipe. Or anything else mentioned in this post, be it literature, music, vinegar…whatevs.
Trim fat and silver skin from pork. Lay slices of pancetta vertically on a chopping board, with each slice overlapping slightly. Place pork horizontally across the centre of the pancetta strips, and fold the strips up around the pork so that it is fully wrapped in pancetta.
Drizzle a small amount of oil into a roasting tray, and place pork on top. Season well with black pepper. Roast for 30 minutes or until pork is cooked through and no longer pink in the centre.
Meanwhile, peel parsnip and sweet potato, and cut into wedges approximately 3/4 inch thick. Cut the pumpkin into 1 inch thick slices, leaving the skin on.
Place vegetables in a roasting dish, season with salt and pepper, and set aside.
Once pork has finished cooking, remove from pan and place on a plate lined with several layers of paper towel. Allow the pork to rest until the paper towel has absorbed most of the fats.
Turn the oven up to 220ºC, coat the vegetables in olive oil, and roast for 30 minutes or until fork tender.
Meanwhile, arrange the spinach leaves across three plates. Slice pork and place on top of spinach. Once the vegetables are cooked, divide them evenly between the three plates and top with the walnuts. Finish with a drizzle of raspberry vinegar, and serve warm.
Keeping time: the pork and vegetables will each keep for four days in an airtight container in the fridge. The spinach should be stored separately and will keep for several days in the fridge.


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Q: Change start index in combobox? I have a form with different text boxes where you can save the info from a person in a table. There is also a combo box showing five values from another table, where you will be able to select and save at the same table as they appear from.
The problem is that the combo box is 0-index based and the table begins at 1. When I save the second entry it really saves the third. If I choose the first item in the combo this error appears: "FOREIGN KEY conflict"...
Is it possible to set the start-index to 1 in the combo, or is it the keys in the two tables that are wrong?
I don't find a way to fix this.
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Located along the Erie Canal in Fairport, NY, these condominiums offer spectacular waterfront views.
The Residences at Canalside is a $14M waterfront residential complex which features 48 two-bedroom condominiums with sought-after, modern amenities. This five-story building is comprised of four-stories of wood-framed condominium units over a cast-in-place concrete podium which provides parking. The homes range from 1,400 to 2,200 square feet. Riedman Companies was the developer and the architect was O'Donnell & Associates.


Now that Congress failed to reform software patents, will the Obama administration step up?
Anyway, if you agree that this madness must stop, you'd better get yourself over to WhiteHouse.gov, because as of the last time I reloaded that site, the petition still needed 531 more signatures in order to merit an official response.
Unfortunately, that "official response"—a written statement—is about all anyone can expect from this effort. It seems that even though the U.S. Constitution provides an avenue for citizens to petition their government, it says nothing about how the government should handle those petitions.
Hopefully someone's at least posting them over the water cooler, so administration decision-makers can get a sense of how those other branches of the government are failing to address one of the technology industry's most pressing issues.


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California Senate Leader: Trump Immigration Crackdown 'Based on Principles of White Supremacy'
by BEN KEW
California senate leader Kevin de León (D-Los Angeles) has claimed that the Trump administration's immigration enforcement crackdown is based on the "principles of white supremacy," after the federal government threatened to withhold $20 million in criminal justice grants from the state of California.
"It has become abundantly clear that Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the Trump administration are basing their law enforcement policies on principles of white supremacy — not American values," de León said in a statement. "Their constant and systematic targeting of diverse cities and states goes beyond constitutional norms and will be challenged at every level."
Sen. de León's comments come after the Department of Justice warned the state of California that it could lose $20 million in criminal justice grants should it fail to enforce policies under the new administration's immigration crackdown.
Attorney General Jeff Sessions has repeatedly warned localities protecting illegals from deportation, known as "sanctuary cities," that they risk losing federal funding should they fail to comply with federal immigration law. The administration is also publishing a weekly list of crimes committed by illegal aliens residing in sanctuary cities.
On a visit to the southern border on Friday, Sessions described de León's claim as "kind of extremist statement that I totally reject," urging jurisdictions such as California and New York to "reconsider" their position.
Meanwhile, Californian Assemblyman James Gallagher (R-Yuba) ridiculed it as a "ridiculous statement."
"Nobody here is talking about the state becoming an immigration agency or doing ICE's job for them. It's about whether you comply with federal law," Gallagher told The LA Times.
In February this year, de León revealed that "half [his] family are here illegally" under false documents and would be eligible for deportation under government policy. He then went on to push legislation making California a "Sanctuary State," which prohibits state law enforcement agencies in California from cooperating with federal immigration authorities.
Earlier this month, Senate Bill 54, known as the "sanctuary state" bill, passed by a 27-12 majority along party lines.
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Q: Custom Emulated Device to be 150% scaling for Chrome Dev Tools I have a very specific screen size that I am designing to: 1920x1080 with Windows' 150% scaling applied.
I use Chrome Dev Tools and want to use it's emulated devices feature to emulate this screen size but I don't understand how I should configure the custom device to match. The Device Pixel Ratio doesn't match up with the display scaling in Windows.

A: Okay so I got it. I used a screen resizer extension to see what the viewport size is when I set my screen to that resolution and determined that I just need to configure chrome to use a DPR of 1, with a resolution of 1279x589 (if bookmark bar is enabled in chrome, otherwise height would be a little more.)


A friend handed me a copy of God of the Possible: A Biblical Introduction to the Open View of God recently. This book is a popularly read manifesto, written in defense of the doctrine known as open theism. Much of the basis and rationale for God of the Possible is present in the introduction, and for that reason I have addressed this section below.
Boyd here presents a false dichotomy between God's sincerity in warning Hezikiah of imminent death and God's mercy in answering Hezikiah's prayer for fifteen more years. The biblically consistent position would be, the means by which God intended to extend Hezikiah's life was his warning and Hezikiah's resultant prayer. God's purpose in such a scenario is obvious; God wanted to demonstrate to Hezikiah, just as with Israel, his survival was due to God's mercy alone. Hezikiah would be delivered from the disease, and Israel would be delivered from Assyria. God intended for Hezekiah to react to his announcement with desperation as in 2 Kings 20:3. Subsequent to Hezikiah's cry for help, the Lord announced that he would heal him (vv. 5-6) and the Lord proved this healing by making time reverse (vv. 10-11). It is a curious notion that on Boyd's view, God can turn back time itself, but he cannot foresee future events. Such a construct is completely inconsistent.
Here, Boyd attempts to procure reasons to jettison divine sovereignty and omniscience by pointing to atrocities and the damnation of the reprobate. These objections however, are not biblically viable since 1) God explicitly says he intends for atrocities (e.g., Joshua 6:20-21; Gen 50:20; Acts 2:23), and 2) It is not unjust for God for God to end a sinners life or send them to hell (Rom 6:23; Matt 25:41-46). Rather, justice cries aloud for the damnation of the rebel.
What if God, desiring to show his wrath and to make known his power, has endured with much patience vessels of wrath prepared for destruction, in order to make known the riches of his glory for vessels of mercy, which he has prepared beforehand for glory— even us whom he has called, not from the Jews only but also from the Gentiles?
Additionally, the notion that God is omni-benevolent (i.e., "all-loving") needs to be tempered with the God's own description of who he is and how he feels. There are numerous passages wherein God identifies that he hates certain people (e.g., Psalm 5:5; Psalm 11:5; Hosea 9:15). Thus, any notion of God being omni-benevolent must be directed toward his own people, and not toward creatures in general.
The difficulty here is that Boyd has wrongly assumed who Peter is referring to when he says, "but is patient toward you." The question is, who is the plural "you" in Peter's statement? If one gives even a cursory look to the context of Peter's statement, when Peter says "you," he is referring to the church he is addressing (cf. v. 1). Therefore, what Peter is saying is that the reason why Jesus hasn't returned yet is because God is patient toward you (i.e., the church), not wishing that any (church attenders) should perish, but that all (church attenders) should reach repentance. This sentiment that is similar to statements given by Jesus (Rev 2:5; 2:16; 3:3), and Paul (2 Cor 7:9-10; 12:21; 2 Tim 2:25). Subsequently, Boyd's question is based upon a misreading of the Bible.
Why does God invite those he knows will never believe to receive his grace? Whatever answer is given to this question, we must first affirm that whatever the Bible says ought to determine our doctrine, and not our questions or our level of satisfaction with the Bible's answer to our questions. While I agree with the classical Reformed answer to this question, I will here only point to the Scripture. God explicitly states that he, by his sovereign grace, determined to save a particular people by extraordinary means. So too, God also states that the gospel ought to be offered to every creature. If we are to hold high the Bible, we must say, regardless of how we parse out these two propositions, that they are both true and not contradictory.
Bruce Ware, God's Lesser Glory: The Diminished God of Open Theism, (Wheaton: Crossway, 2000).
_____. God's Greater Glory: The Exalted God Of Scripture And The Christian Faith, (Wheaton: Crossway: 2004).
John Piper, Justin Taylor, Paul Kjoss Helseth Eds., Beyond the Bounds: Open Theism and the Undermining of Biblical Christianity, (Wheaton: Crossway, 2003).
John Frame, No Other God: A Response to Open Theism, (Phillpsburg: P & R, 2001).
 All Bible quotations taken from the English Standard Version, (Wheaton: Crossway, 2001).
 It ought to be noted here that Boyd does not have a biblical doctrine of hell. Rather, he affirms the aberration known as annihilationism. For a rigorous biblical refutation of that viewpoint, see Robert Peterson, Hell on Trial: The Case for Eternal Punishment, (Philipsburg: P & R, 1995).
 See R. Scott Clark Ed., & Introduction, John Murray, The Free Offer of the Gospel, http://rscottclark.org/2012/09/the-free-offer-of-the-gospel/.


This is the first in the series of posts, I intend to write on Deep Learning. This post is inspired by the Deep Learning Specialization by Prof Andrew Ng on Coursera and Neural Networks for Machine Learning by Prof Geoffrey Hinton also on Coursera. In this post I implement Logistic regression with a 2 layer Neural Network i.e. a Neural Network that just has an input layer and an output layer and with no hidden layer.I am certain that any self-respecting Deep Learning/Neural Network would consider a Neural Network without hidden layers as no Neural Network at all!
To check on other classification algorithms, check my post Practical Machine Learning with R and Python – Part 2.
Checkout my book 'Deep Learning from first principles: Second Edition – In vectorized Python, R and Octave'. My book starts with the implementation of a simple 2-layer Neural Network and works its way to a generic L-Layer Deep Learning Network, with all the bells and whistles. The derivations have been discussed in detail. The code has been extensively commented and included in its entirety in the Appendix sections. My book is available on Amazon as paperback ($14.99) and in kindle version($9.99/Rs449).
The cancer data set has 30 input features, and the target variable 'output' is either 0 or 1. Hence the sigmoid activation function will be used in the output layer for classification.
At the input layer there are 30 features and the corresponding weights of these inputs which are initialized to small random values.
In forward propagation cycle of the Neural Network the output Z and the output of activation function, the sigmoid function, is first computed. Then using the output 'y' for the given features, the 'Loss' is computed using equation (1) above.
The backward propagation cycle determines how the 'Loss' is impacted for small variations from the previous layers upto the input layer. In other words, backward propagation computes the changes in the weights at the input layer, which will minimize the loss. Several cycles of gradient descent are performed in the path of steepest descent to find the local minima. In other words the set of weights and biases, at the input layer, which will result in the lowest loss is computed by gradient descent. The weights at the input layer are decreased by a parameter known as the 'learning rate'. Too big a 'learning rate' can overshoot the local minima, and too small a 'learning rate' can take a long time to reach the local minima. This is done for 'm' training examples.
The back propagation step requires the computation of and . In the case of regression it would be and where dE is the Mean Squared Error function.
Note: It can be seen that the Accuracy on the training and test set is 90.37% and 89.51%. This is comparatively poorer than the 96% which the logistic regression of sklearn achieves! But this is mainly because of the absence of hidden layers which is the real power of neural networks.
The Deep Learning journey has begun… Don't miss the bus!
Stay tuned for more interesting posts in Deep Learning!!
Cloud computing does offer enterprises and organizations a mixed bag of goodies. For one it provides for a utility style computing, the ability to grow and shrink with changing loads, zero upfront costs etc. The benefits of cloud computing are many but does it all add up to profit for an enterprise? That is the critical question that needs to be answered.
This post will take a look on what it takes for a cloud deployment to be profitable for an organization.
The critical parameters for any web application are latency and throughput. A well designed web application whether it is an e-retail site or an ad serving application will try to minimize the latency or response time while at the same time maximizing the throughput of the application. For any application while the latency can be kept within specified limits the throughput will tend to plateau at a certain level and will not increase with increasing traffic. Utilizing a larger instance can improve the throughput plateau slightly. In any case the reality is that throughput tends to flatten as the traffic is increased.
Where P = cost of DNS + Elastic IPs + other costs.
Let us assume that for the cloud deployment we get a throughput of T.
In others words the revenue is proportional to the throughput.
Hence to determine the profitability of a particular cloud deployment we need to compare the cost of the deployment for a given throughput versus a projected profit margin. As long the cost of the deployment is less than the revenue arising from the throughput, the deployment will be profitable. This can be represented pictorially as below.
Hence as can seen from the picture as long as the slope of the cumulative deployment costs are less that the slope of the revenue the deployment will be profitable.
The murmur of cloud computing today, is bound to build up to crescendo in the years to come, simply because it makes a sound business sense. Cloud computing is a new paradigm in the world of computing. The cloud essentially creates an illusion of infinite computing resources that are available on demand to the user who only pays based on the usage. While on the surface it appears extremely simple and straightforward, making an optimal use of the cloud is no trivial task.
Prior to deploying on the cloud the enterprise has to decide the CPU, memory and bandwidth usage of the application. For e.g. the Amazon EC2 provides several variants of CPUs based on different pricing schemes namely $0.085/hr, $0.34/hr or $0.68/hr for small, large or extra large CPU instances. There are different pricing schemes for memory and bandwidth usage as well.
While the technological challenge of deploying the cloud is a separate endeavor in itself, the business considerations needed for deciding the cloud computing resources, optimally, is a separate and an equally important endeavor. This article focuses on the business considerations needed for making an optimal choice of resources while deploying on the cloud.
Since the enterprise is free to choose different CPUs which typically consists of CPU processors with different clock speeds or multi core CPUs for extra large instance the choice is really complicated.
The designer needs to consider how his application scales up with respect to increasing, decreasing or burst demands in traffic. To estimate the kind of resources that would be needed would require a good understanding of how the application scales with respect to increasing traffic. Ideally it will be remarkable if the application can scale linearly with increasing traffic. The key parameters that need to be considered for application performance is application latency and throughput versus the instance type.
Also another consideration is to choose is the kind of resources types that need to be added. Ideally it would make more sense to add small CPU instances which can be added incrementally rather than adding extra large CPU instances which only handle part of the traffic. If we choose the large instance which is only partially used but has to be instantiated, nevertheless, to handle the extra traffic then it could result it wasting of precious resources.
A prime consideration is the choice of CPU resource type and the need to understand how the CPU loads up with increasing traffic with respect to latency and throughput. Once the CPU type, small, medium, large or extra large is chosen the designer needs to monitor how the loading of the CPU resource performs with increasing traffic.
Window of Optimality: In the optimal window the cost of cloud computing resources, for handling the incoming traffic versus revenue for the enterprise is truly profitable. In the optimal window the application will be capable of scaling extremely well to increasing traffic thus resulting in excellent revenue for the enterprise.
b) Window of Diminishing Returns: In this window the addition of extra resources at additional cost will not result in a proportional increase in scalability. In fact the increasing cost of adding additional resource will offset the revenue to the enterprise as the application will not scale appropriately and will result in diminishing returns.
c) Window of Loss: This is the window, in which no enterprise should not find itself in. In this window the cost of adding the extra resources will be larger than the revenue to the enterprise as an inordinate amount of resources will have to be added for small incremental increase in scalability. This will be the result of a poorly designed application. In this situation the enterprise must go back to the drawing room and re-architect the application.
Hence cloud computing, while truly alluring for the enterprise, it is a path that must be tread very carefully by the enterprise.


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One on One with Nancy Wackstein: Feminist & Leader in Social Work
You may already know that in March we celebrate Women's History Month, but did you also know it is Social Work Awareness Month? For this special feature, we have interviewed Nancy Wackstein, social worker, activist, and NMIC supporter.
I am a baby boomer who came of age protesting the status quo, whether it was against the Vietnam War or for the right of girls to wear pants to school. Activism sort of became baked into my life and my career.
Since receiving her degree in Social Work from Columbia University in 1979, followed by her masters, Nancy Wackstein has been committed to her altruistic values and developed a long-standing career with NYC government and non-profits, focused on policy and advocacy as well as direct service in the community. Today, Nancy works as the Director of Community Engagement & Partnerships at Fordham University's Graduate School of Social Service. In the span of 24 years Nancy successfully led two nonprofits, Lenox Hill Neighborhood House and United Neighborhood Houses of New York (UNH). In fact, it was during her tenure as Executive Director of UNH that NMIC became an official member of the coalition.
In her early days of social work Nancy worked for NYCHA at an East Harlem housing project and as a para-professional in a NYC Public School for at-risk boys on the lower east side. These experiences on the frontline of social work made the inequities in our society visible, especially including the addition of race, gender, class, and age can impact the degree of inequality.
"Philanthropy often has to make up for holes in the social safety net, which grow larger and larger each year in our country. There is a severe imbalance in opportunity and achievement for Americans based on race, class, gender, age. It's important for philanthropy to try to reduce some of that imbalance"–Nancy Wackstein
One of the biggest challenges for the human services sector is adequate funding. Where government funding falls short, it is individuals, foundations, and businesses that close the gap in funding. Programs like NMIC's Education & Career Services to our free Legal counsel and representation for housing disputes and immigration aim to bridge the gaps that exist in our society, that minorities and the economically disadvantaged often find themselves lost in. Consider donating to support these free programs and services we offer to the community.
"The Task of organizing human happiness needs the active cooperation of man and woman: it cannot be relegated to one half of the world."- Lilian Wald
We all find inspiration in the people who came before us and for Nancy, Lilian Wald is just that a trailblazer in the field of social work and social reform "I have to say that an influential woman in social work to me is Lillian Wald, who was one of the original settlement house leaders in New York and nationally. Her legacy lives on in two of the organizations she founded, Henry Street Settlement and the Visiting Nurse Service. A remarkable leader who was not afraid." Says Nancy, "I think a big beautiful statue of Lillian Wald should be erected in New York! That money would be better spent, for example, than on a big wall on the southern border of the U.S."
Nancy is just as passionate today as she was at the beginning of her career to see the injustices of society eradicated, and we can all do our part to do just the same. Are you interested in joining Nancy and making a difference? Email us at info@nmic.org.


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Phoenix Theatres The Mall of Monroe
Address: 2121 N Monroe St
City: Monroe State: MI Zip: Phone: (313) 457-0380
County: Monroe
Notes: Back in Business with Phoenix! AKA Frenchtown Square Cinema 8
Owner: Phoenix Theaters
8/6/2012 - Cory Jacobson
The theatre was fully converted to digital cinema in late November of 2011. New systems are Christie digital projectors, GDC cinema servers, and all 8 auditoriums were converted to Dolby 750 - 7. 1 sound processors with QSC amplifiers. 3 screens are capable of 3-D presentations using Dolby's 3-D technology.
2/19/2010 - Steve Bielawski
It appears that there has been a name change, not just of the theater, but of the mall. It is no longer Frenchtown Square Mall, but now is known as the Mall of Monroe. This change has been made on their web site, www. phoenixmovies. net.
2/11/2008 - Cory A. Jacobson
I am one of the owners of Phoenix Theatres and we re-opened the theatre on November 2, 2007. The photos of the renovation including a virtual tour are available at www. phoenixmovies. net. We refurbished the complete theatre including a new concession stand and equipped all auditoriums with Dolby Digital sound and a new projection system.
It is our first theatre to feature (11) 42 flat screen monitors for concession menus and preview trailers. It is also innovative because it is the first theatre we have designed without a box-office, allowing all tickets and concession items to be purchased all in one line at any of the concession stations. This theatre was originally a Hoyts Theatre and opened in 1990. Regal accuired the theatre when they purchased the Hoyts'' chain several years ago.
Cory Jacobson.
11/15/2007 - Steve Bielawski
This little movie house didn''t stay closed for long. Phoenix Cinemas, who run the Bel Air and the West River, leased it. It is up and running as of November 15, 2007, according to movietickets. com. I presume that this was once part of the UA chain.
UA Theatres in Metro Detroit generally went by the title of Movies At (e. g. , Movies At Fairlane, Movies At Twelve Oaks, etc. ) UA was a bit of a weak chain, and eventually, they closed most of their houses in Metro Detroit.
Regal bought out UA, but they don''t like to compete with AMC too much, so they only had the Frenchtown 8 and a multiplex in Walled Lake. They apparently let the lease expire on the Frenchtown 8, and Phoenix stepped in. (THe Phoenix West River was once a UA Theatre as well. ).
9/4/2007 - Monroe News
Regal's screens will fade to black By: Charles Slat story updated August 15. 2007 11:47AM Regal Cinemas plans to close its operations at Frenchtown Square mall for good Sunday, leaving the Monroe area with only one commercial movie house. The closing of the nine-screen cinema complex apparently is part of a companywide downsizing that could see the company shuttering up to 30 percent of its theaters nationwide as it tries to pay off nearly $2 billion in debt. Regal is owned by Hicks, Muse, Tate & Furst Inc. and Kohlberg Kravis Roberts & Co.
, both of which operate other large cinema chains. The company already has closed 61, or about 14 percent, of its more than 4,000 theaters and reportedly is considering closing up to 69 more based on profitability figures from each theater. Regal officials at the mall declined comment and wouldn't confirm nor deny reports of the closing. Frenchtown Square mall management did not return Evening News phone calls.
Officials at Knoxville-based Regal did not respond to Evening News phone inquiries or e-mails, though others within the company's Knoxville headquarters confirmed the decision and said the firm is ceasing its advertising in The Evening News. Some cinema employees, who declined to be identified by name, also confirmed the closing. The guy who owns the mall came by today, took pictures and said they didn't sign the lease and they're closing, said one worker. Employees aren't supposed to be informed until Thursday because the fear is the employees will stop working.
They're afraid if too many people know, they'll refuse to work. Some workers already know about it and don't want to work the rest of the week. The lease reportedly expires Aug. 31.
Some employees became suspicious because ceiling damage caused by recent heavy rain hasn't been repaired for days and the damaged area still is cordoned off. The cinema also recently received a shipment of about 400 boxes, bubble wrap and duct tape, apparently for packing up equipment and concession inventory. Fewer than 20 people are employed at the cinema. Thursday we're finding out we're losing our jobs Sunday, said an employee, who heard about it through a manager.
It means I'm out of a job and have no time to find another job. I feel very hurt. I feel very, very hurt. If I was told ahead of time, it would have been a lot easier for me.
I think everyone should know, the employee added. What about people with gift certificates who were depending on coming to these movies? Movie buffs were disappointed. I'm just really surprised, said Matthew Smudz, 17 of Monroe. I didn't think they would do that.
They seemed to make pretty good business in Monroe. Some workers said the cinema was making money, but apparently not enough to keep up with maintenance or pay the mall rent, which doubled. I hope there will be a better theater in town, Mr. Smudz added.
Hopefully, someone sees this as a business opportunity. A year ago, Regal was running 430 theaters with a total of 4,485 screens. The company now operates 375 with 4,219 screens. Last week, it closed theaters in Sarasota, Fla.
, and Greensboro, N. C. Regal acquired the mall movie house operation in February, 1998, from Hoyts Cinemas Corp. , which had operated it since the 1990 shortly after the mall first opened.
Frenchtown Square mall looking for cinema tenant to fill vacancy Frenchtown Square mall officials say they hope to fill the space being vacated by Regal Cinemas - preferably with another theater company - by the end of the year. The nine-screen Regal Cinemas ceased operation at the mall Sunday and fixtures are being removed. We are working with cinema tenants to fill this occupancy, said Daniel Wiery, a spokesman for Cafaro Co. , the Youngstown, Ohio, owner of the mall. However, we do not want to rule out any additional uses for this space.
Although we have not yet determined an exact opening date, we hope to have an announcement regarding a new tenant by November of this year. We are currently working with several tenants that have expressed interest in this facility, he said. We will continue to aggressively pursue a suitable surrogate that will serve the needs of the Monroe community. Knoxville, Tenn.
-based Regal acquired the mall movie house operation in February, 1998, from Hoyts Cinemas Corp. , which had operated it since shortly after the mall opened in 1990. Regal officials said the operation of each of the company's theaters is evaluated individually based on profitability and that is the reason for closings. The company also said it is a public stock company no longer owned by KKR-Hicks Muse and the Frenchtown Square closing is not the result of a companywide downsizing.
The firm said it operates 529 theaters and is actively increasing that number.
1/30/2004 - WaterWinterWonderland
These cinemas are located in a small shopping mall. When I showed up I was immediately warned by security that no photos were allowed to be taken in the mall without written permission from the mall management. As I was discussing the matter with them however, the shutter on my camera malfunctioned and ended up taking this shot of the entrance inside the mall anyway. I guess the folks at Frenchtown Mall don't want to publicize the fact there is a theatre at their mall. The fact that people might show up and actually want to see a movie and spend their money could create problems.
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PROJECTION BOOTH FROM CORY
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Miss Dream » Blog » Sailor Moon 2013 Merchandise: Lip Stick, Eyeliner, Nail Art, and More!
Sailor Moon 2013 Merchandise: Lip Stick, Eyeliner, Nail Art, and More!
Hello everyone! It's time for another Sailor Moon 2013 merchandise round up. My plan is to do one of these once a month. As always, information comes from Sailor Moon Channel and has been translated into English by yours truly. Let's get started!
Retail price is 1,575yen each, roughly $16 USD. What these are intended for, exactly, is anybody's guess. They're made of thin paper and would probably shred if you tried to wear them around, so I'm assuming these are just a novelty item…? If you own this item, please feel free to comment with more details!
Retailing for 22,050 yen (roughly $225!), these designer Keisuke Kanda Sailor Moon Pillow Bags are limited edition. They are listed on the Isetan website as being made 100% of polyester, so this is kind of a rip off – even though the bag is cute.
Retailing for 4,700 yen (roughly $50 USD) these limited edition socks are no longer available, as the Keisuke Kanda Isetan event ended on September 24th. This item was only available for purchase in stores, so I hope you bought a pair!
Of all the new Sailor Moon 2013 merchandise coming out, I have to admit I'm really excited about this item.
Retailing for 1,050yen individually (around ~$11 USD), you can buy these in sets of one packs, three packs, or a complete set of all 6 designs. There are six designs available – Love&Justice, Sailor Mode, Pretty Guardian, Midnight Town, Make Up, and Sailor Streamline. These are acryllic fake nails, and adhesives are not included. They are scheduled for delivery in mid December are are available for pre-order via Premium Bandai. They will also be on sale in retail stores such as Loft, Animate, Village Vangard, and others.
Available for pre-order at Premium Bandai are the Sailor Moon Star Power Prism Eyeliner Limited Box Sets. There are 2 box sets available. The blue box includes the black, blue & white eyeliners, while the pink box includes the brown, red & white eyeliners. These sets are limited edition and only 2,000 sets are available for sale. Retail price is 3,465yen (roughly $35 USD) They are scheduled for arrival in December 2013.
Available for pre-order from Premium Bandai, this is the 4th in the line of Creer Beaute's Miracle Romance cosmetics line in celebration of Sailor Moon's 20th anniversary. Retail price is 1780 yen (roughly $18 USD) and is a lip balm in a Sailor Moon Moon Stick shaped dispenser. The balm itself is a blended of jojoba oil, evening primrose oil, collagen and vitamin E, and has a peach fragrance. They are scheduled for delivery in February of 2014.


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R v Machekequonabe (1897), 28 OR 309, 2 CCC 138, was a decision of the Divisional Court of the Supreme Court of Ontario.

Machekequonabe, the accused, was an Anishinaabe man who shot and killed someone he believed to be a wendigo. In fact, the man was his foster father.

Machekequonabe was convicted of manslaughter at first instance: the trial judge rejected his alleged defences of lack of mens rea and insanity. However, Machekequonabe was acquitted of murder because the Crown was unable to prove that Machekequonabe intended to kill his foster father.

On appeal, Chief Justice John Douglas Armour held for the court that Machekequonabe was guilty of manslaughter despite not being aware that the common law existed. Machekequonabe, the only reported case in which an accused person killed an alleged wendigo, became a precedent for the proposition that "Indigenous peoples were bound by colonial law regardless of their religious and cultural beliefs".

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Q: How to create and display an event only with Calendar Strip React Native npm package? I am a newbie in React Native and Expo world, and I have read the documentation of Calendars in React Native and Expo. I also saw a great npm package called Calendar Strip, which is what I want for my application. But I am confused on one thing, onDateSelected() props for this package, how can create an event or just display a  based on a specific date.
For example, July, 10th, 2022 should show a specific view container but other dates should not show that view as a component can be called on that particular date only. Hope I am clear on this. Appreciate your help.
Or if the same can be done with any well-known package or library, that would be appreciated.
Link for the npm package: https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-calendar-strip

A: the answer is "coding new app"! :))))
Any way, you should know that "Calendar Strip" is just an appearance for your code.
to add or delete event you can use expo calendar .

A: I have figured out what was wrong with my code. I was using the useEffect hook in the wrong way, I just had to put currentDate in the array to check if the componentDidUpdate based on my events, before it was empty [] and it was just working on componentDidMount, now I am passing [currentDate] to check if there was an event on this date. No fault with the Calendar-Strip package for React Native. It works absolutely fine. That's answers my question. If anyone needs any help with any future references, please bring the issue. Cheers.


Description: 23" tall, wavy mohair plush with felt paw pads, inserted resin claws, amber-colored glass pupil eyes, molded leather nose. Great Coat made of all-wool felt fully lined in silk. The coat and matching hat embellished with gilt braid, brass buttons, and appliqued continents of the world with embroidered lines of latitude & longitude. Auctioned by Theriault's to benefit the Good Bears of the World Organization.


The world never stops to improvise and devise new technology for the good of mankind (whether or not it encourages laziness). This is the same for marketing and advertising, where new tools and mediums are invented to get a brand name or product out. So before your brand or product becomes a passé, here are some marketing trends that you should catch on in order to stay ahead of your pack, at least for 2016.
United Kingdom (UK)'s second largest chain of supermarkets, Sainsbury's, filmed a series of unfortunate events set off by guest book character, Mog – the main character in a series of children's books written by Judith Kerr.
According to Social Media Today, 176 million people registered for a new social media account in 2014. Facebook itself has over 500,000 new users each day, with approximately six new profiles created every second. Instagram as well has just reached over 400 million users. A look at the numbers will explain the endless possibilities of outreach to a large audience, and this audience is not limited to the young as one will usually presume. According to FastCompany, Twitter's fastest growing age group belongs to the 55-64 year olds.
Besides advertising on social media networks to get your audience acquainted with your products or post, social media network is also an excellent platform to bridge the gap between you and your customers. Queries can be responded to in a quicker manner and a brand identity can be built around these responses.
A study done by eMarketer shows that 88.2% of all companies are already using at least one social media platform for marketing purposes. So, why are you still trapped in the 12.8% of non-believer? Act now!
For a couple of years, it seemed as though print media were on a downward spiral in terms of popularity and functionality, but it is definitely making a comeback.
The Columbia Journalism Review has found, in 2015, that readers still prefer the feeling of holding a physical copy of a magazine, as well as the unexpected surprise of when the next issue will arrive. While many see print being trampled on by digital, we see potential in them in the coming year as a worthy comeback kid to watch. Keep your readers in anticipation of brilliant works with every new issue.
Whilst a picture paints a thousand words, Virtual Reality (VR) paints a lot more by bringing this picture to life. VR used to be this seemingly expensive, cool, 3D experience that you'd only see on Facebook, even with the release of Google Glass priced at USD1,500.
This took a turn in 2015 when VR has become progressively more affordable; you can even get a VR headset off Amazon for around USD$100. Most mobile phone brands also mine this technology for better gaming and movie experiences. Just imagine the amount of immersive, multimedia reality advertisements that you can fit into the VR frames. You'll send people touching the air in front of them.
According to a study done by Global Web Index in January 2015, 80% of internet users own a smartphone. This number is expected to rise and even possibly overtaking desktop's 91% internet ownership. ESPN has also revealed that 57% of cable viewers are switching to mobile for content viewing. With more people fixated on their mobile phones, companies are also diverting their marketing efforts on mobile marketing, leading to the mobile ad spending of US$19 billion dollars in 2014.
One good platform to get you started on mobile marketing, is advertising on instant messaging apps. According to Statista, 73% of smartphone internet users are using instant messaging and telecommunication apps. Give mobile advertising a go say on LINE or WeChat. LINE allows marketers to send advertisements via messaging, and to connect with users using promotions that can be redeemed in stores. WeChat on the other hand allows marketers to set their target audience according to location and notifies users of promotions when they are in the radius. Companies can also set up an online store within WeChat itself.
With the addition of Periscope, Facebook's new live video feature, Google Hangout, and YouTube livestreams in the past 3 years, live video streaming has created the prime spot for advertisers to launch heartwarming and artistic videos for all ages. YouTube has even confirmed an upcoming paid subscription service to counter ad-blockers. This spells good news for advertisers, where advertisements are definitely getting some more attention.
While we've made some predictions of likely marketing trends for 2016, we are hanging on tight to our chairs and ready to be blown away by new and unsuspecting trends coming our way.
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Q: Variance of "modified" inverse chi-square distribution Let $\chi^2(n)$ be a chi-squared random variable with $n$ degrees of freedom. It is known that $\frac{1}{\chi^2(n)}$ has an "inverse chi-square distribution" with mean $\frac{1}{n-2}$ (if $n$ is big enough).
However, what if we rather are interested in the distribution of $$\frac{1}{\chi^2(n)+k},$$
where $k>0$ is a constant? How do the mean and variance change in this case?
I'm kind of thinking it should be close to $\frac{1}{n-2+k}$.

A: By Jensen's inequality, since the function $f(x)=1/\{x+k\}$ is convex,
$$\mathbb{E}\left[\frac{1}{\chi^2(n)+k}\right]\ge\frac{1}{\mathbb{E}[\chi^2(n)]+k}=\frac{1}{n+k}$$
and since the function $f(x)=1/\{x^{-1}+k\}$ is concave,
$$\mathbb{E}\left[\frac{1}{\{1/\chi^{-2}(n)\}+k}\right]\le\frac{1}{\{1/\mathbb{E}[\chi^{-2}(n)]\}+k}=\frac{1}{n-2+k}$$Hence,
$$\frac{1}{n+k}\le\mathbb{E}\left[\frac{1}{\chi^2(n)+k}\right]\le\frac{1}{n-2+k}$$
The following graph shows the position of the expectation wrt both bounds for four values of $n$ and a range of values of $k$:


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Are you getting tired of turkey yet? Do you need a new way to spice up that grand bird that graced your holiday table? Are you just sick-to-death of trying to find ways to get the last little bit out of your holiday feast?
If so, our leftover turkey tacos are for you.
Whether you're trying to reinvent a little more of your leftover bird, or are just looking for a new way to incorporate turkey into your diet, this is the dish for you. In fact, you'd be hard pressed to tell it was turkey on the first bite. Seriously.
Just adding a bit of seasoning and a little spice can seriously ramp up the flavor of any dish. When it comes to turkey it pulls the natural flavors out even more.
This has everything you've ever wanted in a last-time for this old bird recipe, along with a wealth of ideas for chicken or turkey dishes for anytime of the year.
Even if you're stuck with dry leftover turkey (And if you are, you should follow our holiday roast turkey recipe next time!), our method of simmering the leftover turkey taco filling in stock and spices results in tender, juicy turkey every single time.
In a word, it's fabulous. I highly recommend it. I mean seriously, how good does this look?
The household taste-testers (being my son's Lil' E and Lil' D) devoured a full half batch in minutes, with a startling number of "oooh's and Ahhhh's considering the amount of food they had packed in their mouths, so I deem this dish "kid tested and approved". If those two will eat it, any kid will!
For me… Well, I ate the other half batch while shooting the pics for the post, and I may have made about 6 or 8 one or two deformed tacos on purpose in the process.
Don't let your Thanksgiving leftovers be boring! Leftover Turkey Tacos will take your leftovers from classic American to a Southwest favorite!
If using leftover chicken or turkey, separate meat from carcass and tear into bite-sized pieces. A combination of light and dark meat is preferred.
If using fresh chicken or turkey, either roast, grill or boil meat first, then shred with a pair of forks. you won't get the right consistency if you just try to cook the meat in the pan.
Add turkey and approximately 2/3 cup stock. season with salt, pepper and adobo powder. Reduce heat to medium low and cook for about 5 minutes to allow the meat to heat through. Test for seasoning.
Add Worcestershire sauce, and lime juice. Simmer, stirring often, for an additional 5-10 minutes or until turkey or chicken meat is falling apart in the skillet. Add stock as needed to keep the mixture moist, but not wet.
Reduce heat to low and allow to simmer while you prep the rest of the ingredients.
The tortillas can be cooked on the stovetop on a lightly greased griddle with just a tiny bit of oil over medium heat, in the microwave in a microwave-safe tortilla warmer or stacked, wrapped in foil in a 350 degree oven for approximately 15 minutes, or until heated through and pliable. (I prefer either of the first two methods) tore tortillas in a tortilla warmer or wrapped in aluminum foil until serving or they will become brittle.
Serve with Sour cream and chopped green onions or whatever toppings float your boat.
Share and Enjoy, or as my friend Ben would say, ¡Buen provecho!
Did you like this recipe for Leftover Turkey Tacos?
This recipe is a part of my cookbook Leftover Turkey Recipes, which is available on Amazon.com. Be sure to go check it out! And if you've got Kindle Unlimited, you can download it for free!
I think a bit of cilantro would have gone a long way here, but I don't currently have any and wasn't in the mood to go get it.
I'm thinking tat the turkey itself would be a great salad topper or tostada topping… In all honesty I think it would be good on just about anything.
You're right. This is worth doing from scratch. No need to wait for leftovers. P.S. Those kids have very sophisticated and international palates.
This is another leftovers recipe that makes me sorry I didn't make a turkey for Thanksgiving this year!
They balk a lot, but I'm working on them!
Just make 'em from scratch!
This sounds absolutely wonderful. I need a whole book on what to do with leftover turky and mashed potatoes. This looks like it could be my new star!
I just made this for dinner yesterday. It turned out fantastic! Thanks a bunch.
Love this idea for leftover turkey!
What a great idea. I am totally making this for dinner tonight. Thanks for the inspiration!!!
Glad we could help! I love the recipe. simple, yet oh, so satisfying.
I used this for my leftover turkey – amazing! Thanks for the idea!
I made this last night. I didn't have adobo powder so I put two canned adobos in while it was cooking, then took them out before I served it. I used about 1.5t of paprika, cumin and chili powder. My husband raved. My kids didn't try it, as I also had venison taco leftovers on the table. I'll definitely be making this again! Thanks for the easy, tasty recipe.
I'm glad that you and your husband enjoyed it! This is one of my favorite ways to use up leftover turkey.
What a nice change for left over Turkey! My family loved it. Thanks Uncle Jerry!
It's our pleasure. I hope they become a part of your family's traditions. Have a great week!
Wow! Amazing. Really saved this leftover turkey. And it tastes so good…it's not a chore to eat.


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Q: Proper save/load of MatrixFactorizationModel I have MatrixFactorizationModel object. If I'm trying to recommend products to single user right after constructing model through ALS.train(...) then it takes 300ms (for my data and hardware). But if I save model to disk and load it back then recommendation takes almost 2000ms. Also Spark warns:
15/07/17 11:05:47 WARN MatrixFactorizationModel: User factor does not have a partitioner. Prediction on individual records could be slow.
15/07/17 11:05:47 WARN MatrixFactorizationModel: User factor is not cached. Prediction could be slow.
15/07/17 11:05:47 WARN MatrixFactorizationModel: Product factor does not have a partitioner. Prediction on individual records could be slow.
15/07/17 11:05:47 WARN MatrixFactorizationModel: Product factor is not cached. Prediction could be slow.

How can I create/set partitioner and cache user and product factors after loading model? Following approach didn't help:
model.userFeatures().cache();
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Also I was trying to repartition those rdds and create new model from repartitioned versions but that also didn't help.

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The organist in my parish charges $75 for a funeral. I found that out when I made arrangements for my brother's funeral two years ago. I don't know what she charges for a wedding.
Obviously the range is all over the map depending on the area and the level of talent. Our parish asks for $100 for a wedding or funeral, which I do not do. However, the last two I did were unpaid. I can't stand weddings and would rather do a funeral any day.
I can't stand weddings and would rather do a funeral any day.
Same here! I'd rather do ten funerals over one wedding.


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