Mercurys received the same bulletproof 239 cubic inch flathead V8 used in other post-war Fords, and there's really no better choice for fun in an old car.
It's a mistake to think of Mercury as simply a re-badged Ford, and from its debut in 1939 to the day this handsome 1947 Mercury convertible coupe was built, they occupied a spot in the line-up more akin to an Oldsmobile or Buick. A bit bigger, a bit more horsepower, a bit more chrome, and a bit more sophistication all make choosing a Mercury over a Ford an easy decision. This particular Merc has been nicely restored with a few upgrades that make it a fantastic cruiser and very easy to live with, and none of those changes erase the genuinely fun road manners that you get with a flathead V8. This isn't a car for the purist, but I can't say that it doesn't appeal to me in a big way simply because it asks for so little and delivers so much. Come try it on and you'll see what I mean.
That bright green paint wasn't on the color chart for 1947, but it doesn't look wrong on the curvy Mercury bodywork, either. There's a hint of metallic in the final finish and it just glows out in the sunlight, making this car impossible to miss. Underneath, however, none of the factory bodywork was altered, all the original chrome and stainless trim was retained, and it still looks like a car from 1947 is supposed to look. Although it looks very much like the post-war Fords, the Mercury sits on a 4-inch longer wheelbase and none of the body panels are interchangeable—in the flesh, the Merc looks quite a bit more substantial. The familial resemblance is undeniable, but Mercurys received that unique "electric shaver" grille, extra stainless trim on the fenders, and unique emblems and badging that mean it can be recognized at a glance. During the comprehensive restoration, all that brightwork was restored, including the bumpers, which feature rare (and very expensive) bumper ends that really dress the car up nicely. Other accessories include fog lights, a spotlight on the driver's A-pillar, and a set of aftermarket blue dot headlights that light up the road like flamethrowers at night. Workmanship is quite good, with straight bodywork, good fit and finish, and an overall feeling that the car is well-assembled and durable, which is surely how it felt when it was new.
The two-tone interior was freshened using soft leather instead of the original vinyl, and it makes a difference from the moment you slide behind the wheel. The handsome seat covers were custom made to match the original look and there's new padding underneath so it's comfortable for long drives. Matching door panels in the original style were created at the same time and there are fresh carpets and mats on the floor, all bound to look like they were born there. The dash was obviously repainted to match the bodywork and retains its original plastic moldings and original gauges, all of which are operational. The electrical system has been converted to 12 volts so things like the wipers and radio have been updated in the interest of making driving a bit safer and more interesting, and we like that they worked hard to retain things like the accessory under-dash heater. Overhead there's a beautifully made canvas convertible top, and it folds easily with a touch of a knob under the dash then stashes under a matching vinyl boot. The trunk is trimmed to match the interior, with new bulkheads and carpets, as well as a matching full-sized spare tire that's never been used and a remote CD changer. Nice!
Mercurys received the same bulletproof 239 cubic inch flathead V8 used in other post-war Fords, and there's really no better choice for fun in an old car. This one has been fully rebuilt using a stock bottom end and a few period performance upgrades, including Offenhauser aluminum heads and a matching intake with twin Stromberg 97s on top. The 12-volt electrical system means an electronic ignition system is part of the deal, as well as a big chrome alternator on top that looks like a vintage generator. There's fresh wiring, a new fuel system with an electric fuel pump and regulator system, and a big radiator fed by twin polished stainless inlet tubes. Hit the starter button and the well-tuned flatty barks to life easily and idles with a bubbly idle that suggests the Merc wants to go out and play. There's plenty of horsepower on tap, and the experience isn't all that far removed from a stock flathead, making this convertible feel suitably vintage without being a sitting duck in traffic. It'll cruise happily at 60 MPH all day and makes all kinds of great sounds while it's doing it.
Underneath, the chassis and floors are in excellent condition with no signs that it was ever a rusty car. The stock 3-speed manual has a fresh clutch that doesn't have the usual flathead chatter, even in reverse, and the original rear end features 3.55 gears for decent cruising under all conditions. The suspension is completely stock, right down to the correct gaiters on the transverse leaf springs and stock drum brakes all around are plenty effective for the car's performance. Dual exhaust with Smitty mufflers sounds like it's 1954 all over again and it has the kind of springy, eager handling that makes all flathead Fords (and Mercurys!) a delight to drive. The floors are in great shape with nothing to hide, the lines and hoses were all replaced during the restoration, and there's a new gas tank hanging out back. Factory 16-inch wheels carry Mercury hubcaps and trim rings, as well as correct 6.70-15 BFGoodrich Silvertown wide whitewall tires.
This Merc also includes a LOT of extras, including a set of restored fender skirts that are ready to install, a complete set of books and manuals, wiring diagrams, parts lists, and a lot of spare parts such as trim pieces, the original radio, mechanical fuel pump, gauges, original air cleaner, hubcaps, a spare transmission, the original intake manifold and generator, and much more!
I remain convinced that Ford flatheads remain the single best all-around hobby car you can own. They're affordable, they're fun, they're competent, parts are plentiful, and all their "problems" have been ironed out over the last 70 years. They feel and drive like old cars, which is the point after all, but they don't feel archaic. This Mercury is a much rarer piece than most and the fact that it's been upgraded to look like it might have in the 1950s is a great piece of nostalgia that changes nothing about the car's charm. Get in and go, the fun is standard equipment. Call today!


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Das Santuario Nacional de Huallay (SNH) ist ein nationales Schutzgebiet in Westzentral-Peru in der Region Pasco. Es wurde am 7. August 1974 eingerichtet. Verwaltet wird es von der staatlichen Naturschutz-Agentur Servicio Nacional de Areas Naturales Protegidas por el Estado (SERNANP). Das Areal besitzt eine Fläche von 68,15 km². Es entspricht der IUCN-Kategorie III, vergleichbar einem Naturdenkmal in Deutschland. Das Santuario Nacional de Huallay dient der Erhaltung einer einzigartigen Landschaft aus Felsformationen vulkanischen Ursprungs.

Lage
Das Schutzgebiet befindet sich im Andenhochland im Distrikt Huayllay der Provinz Pasco, 3 km nordöstlich der Kleinstadt Huayllay. Die Nationalstraße 20A nach Cerro de Pasco durchquert das Schutzgebiet. Dieses liegt in Höhen zwischen  und  und wird nach Südosten zum Oberlauf des Río Mantaro hin entwässert.

Ökosystem
Zu den Vogelarten im Schutzgebiet gehören der Andenkiebitz (Vanellus resplendens), die Andenmöwe (Chroicocephalus serranus), der Südandenspecht (Colaptes rupicola), der Schmalschnabelsichler (Plegadis ridgwayi) und die Tangaren-Art Phrygilus plebejus. Ferner leben in dem Gebiet das Tschudi-Meerschweinchen (Cavia tschudii), der Weißwedelhirsch (Odocoileus virginianus), die Peruanische Hasenmaus (Lagidium peruanum), der Anden-Skunk (Conepatus chinga), der Andenschakal (Lycalopex culpaeus), das Vikunja (Vicugna vicugna) und die Garlepp-Pampaskatze (Leopardus garleppi). Zu den im Schutzgebiet vorkommenden Fischen gehören Andenkärpflinge (Orestias) und Schmerlenwelse (Trichomycterus). Außerdem lebt die Echsengattung Liolaemus in dem Gebiet. Zur Flora gehört die Gattung Polylepis aus der Familie der Rosengewächse.

Einzelnachweise

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With just three homes remaining, here's why Yeabridge Court Barns has proved to be a great sell
Starting Yeabridge Court Barns back in winter 2020, we knew at Acorn Homes we were creating something special. Situated in a rural setting so gorgeous it belonged on a postcard, this site and the existing barns had so much potential that the whole team were brimming with excitement to start the transformation.
Fast forward just over six months later and our gut instincts were right – as without even completing the conversions, we only have three remaining. So, what is it about this scheme that's attracted so much attention?
Speaking to Georgie – one of the selling agents for Yeabridge Court Barns, from Symonds & Sampsons, she gave us some insight into why this development has been so popular.
"The homes at Yeabridge Court Barns really combine the best of both worlds, offering all of the charm and aesthetic appeal of a character building but with all the benefits of a new home. Teamed with such a beautiful location, schemes like this are a rare find.
The influx of interest we've seen over the last 12 months from those wishing to escape heavy populated, city locations in favour of more picturesque rural settings has also played a big role."
Georgie adds that in fact, a number of Yeabridge Court Barns homes have been sold to exactly this demographic: "It's easy to see the appeal to those who have moved from city locations for a new start in the country. They're situated right in the heart of the serene Somerset countryside yet thanks to excellent travel links, are only a few miles from the next town."
Each of the homes here benefit from a bespoke design, perfectly matching their natural surroundings and done so to the highest quality, of which Acorn Homes have a reputation for. In addition, each home has both a double garage and carport, a fantastic selling point for many.
This development really is a shining star in the Acorn Homes portfolio, and a great example of how to turn a once unloved collection of barns into a stunning selection of listed buildings, with all the features of a new home.
Three homes remain at this site, but as Georgie says "I don't expect the last three to last long on the market, judging on the selling journey of the rest". So, if you're in the market for a beautiful listed building in an idyllic countryside setting, we recommend giving us a call….quick!
First residents welcomed to Manor CourtSix months into 2021, here's what the team has been up to!

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Tuga's East Coast Tikis: A change in pace and one large tortuga!
Here's a change in pace and one large tortuga. Carla and I named our tiki bar Tortuga. I choose that because, of pirate stuff like rum, of course. Carla on the other hand likes turtles, i.e.. tortugas. So heres one for the back yard.


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class IgnitionTransport10 < Formula
  desc "Transport middleware for robotics"
  homepage "https://ignitionrobotics.org"
  url "https://osrf-distributions.s3.amazonaws.com/ign-transport/releases/ignition-transport10-10.1.0.tar.bz2"
  sha256 "ee8a9a8e6557c86737f3d9f080a252b6e2571819cb9d174aec08377807ebee54"
  license "Apache-2.0"
  revision 2
  version_scheme 2

  head "https://github.com/ignitionrobotics/ign-transport.git", branch: "main"

  bottle do
    root_url "https://osrf-distributions.s3.amazonaws.com/bottles-simulation"
    sha256 big_sur:  "9da2be9047e00802569335f5c701fb767da1d34f4e7055fe57dc5555750effb3"
    sha256 catalina: "a058d592f6b6d473b3506ae26b749638dd12cc03cae8b19cb99327f9ca35868c"
  end

  depends_on "doxygen" => [:build, :optional]
  depends_on "protobuf-c" => :build

  depends_on "cmake"
  depends_on "cppzmq"
  depends_on "ignition-cmake2"
  depends_on "ignition-msgs7"
  depends_on "ignition-tools"
  depends_on "ignition-utils1"
  depends_on macos: :mojave # c++17
  depends_on "ossp-uuid"
  depends_on "pkg-config"
  depends_on "protobuf"
  depends_on "zeromq"

  def install
    cmake_args = std_cmake_args
    cmake_args << "-DBUILD_TESTING=Off"
    cmake_args << "-DCMAKE_INSTALL_RPATH=#{rpath}"

    system "cmake", ".", *cmake_args
    system "make", "install"
  end

  test do
    (testpath/"test.cpp").write <<-EOS
      #include <iostream>
      #include <ignition/transport.hh>
      int main() {
        ignition::transport::NodeOptions options;
        return 0;
      }
    EOS
    (testpath/"CMakeLists.txt").write <<-EOS
      cmake_minimum_required(VERSION 3.10 FATAL_ERROR)
      find_package(ignition-transport10 QUIET REQUIRED)
      add_executable(test_cmake test.cpp)
      target_link_libraries(test_cmake ignition-transport10::ignition-transport10)
    EOS
    system "pkg-config", "ignition-transport10"
    cflags = `pkg-config --cflags ignition-transport10`.split
    system ENV.cc, "test.cpp",
                   *cflags,
                   "-L#{lib}",
                   "-lignition-transport10",
                   "-lc++",
                   "-o", "test"
    ENV["IGN_PARTITION"] = rand((1 << 32) - 1).to_s
    system "./test"
    mkdir "build" do
      system "cmake", ".."
      system "make"
      system "./test_cmake"
    end
    # check for Xcode frameworks in bottle
    cmd_not_grep_xcode = "! grep -rnI 'Applications[/]Xcode' #{prefix}"
    system cmd_not_grep_xcode
  end
end

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Pujols honored pregame, then slugs 702nd HR
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"He continues to just wow everybody," St. Louis manager Oliver Marmol said. "That was no different."
Pujols and catcher Yadier Molina, who also is retiring, were honored in a 46-minute ceremony before their final regular-season home game.
The pair was given gifts from the team, including a set of golf clubs, a silver plate and one-of-a-kind artist drawings of each player. The two have a combined 41 years in the majors. Former teammates Matt Holiday, Ray Lankord and Jason Isringhausen were present for the ceremony.
Pujols called it "pretty awesome" and "a great day."
"I'm really blessed to be back here," said Pujols, who has 468 homers with the Cardinals. "To finish my career where everything started, it means a lot."
Sunday marked the last game Adam Wainwright, Pujols and Molina will appear together as Cardinals teammates. The trio had its first game together on Sept. 11, 2005. According to the Elias Sports Bureau research, it's the first trio in major league history to have its first game and final game together be over 6,000 days apart.
Molina, Pujols and Wainwright were all removed from the game together so they could walk off as a trio with two outs in the fifth. Wainwright (11-12), who allowed six runs on six hits over 4 2/3 innings, has yet to decide if he will come back next season.
"Great emotional day for me," Molina said. "Just to walk with Albert, Waino, it was a great moment for baseball."
Marmol planned it: "We wanted all three of them to walk off together. Not a bad way to go out."
Pujols began his career with St. Louis in 2001 and left for the Los Angeles Angels in 2012. He signed a free-agent contract with the Cardinals on March 28.
The Cardinals, who have clinched their fifth NL Central title in the last 10 years, closed the regular-season with 26 wins in their last 34 home games.
Information from The Associated Press was used in this report.
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Collections.ObjectModel;
using System.Text;

namespace Microsoft.NodejsTools.Parsing
{
    ///
    /// Enum describing the type of input expected
    ///
    public enum JavaScriptSourceMode
    {
        /// Default input mode: a program, a block of top-level global statements
        Program = 0,

        /// Input is a single JavaScript Expression
        Expression,
    }

    ///
    /// Object used to store code settings for JavaScript parsing, minification, and output
    ///
    internal class CodeSettings
    {
        ///
        /// Instantiate a CodeSettings object with the default settings
        ///
        public CodeSettings()
        {
            // other fields we want initialized
            this.StrictMode = false;

            // no default globals
            this.m_knownGlobals = new HashSet<string>();
        }

        ///
        /// Instantiate a new CodeSettings object with the same settings as the current object.
        ///
        /// <returns>a copy CodeSettings object</returns>
        public CodeSettings Clone()
        {
            // create a new settings object and set all the properties using this settings object
            var newSettings = new CodeSettings()
            {
                ConstStatementsMozilla = this.ConstStatementsMozilla,
                KnownGlobalNamesList = this.KnownGlobalNamesList,
                SourceMode = this.SourceMode,
                StrictMode = this.StrictMode,
                AllowShebangLine = this.AllowShebangLine
            };

            return newSettings;
        }

        ///
        /// Allow #! on the first line
        ///
        public bool AllowShebangLine {
            get;
            set;
        }

        #region known globals

        private HashSet<string> m_knownGlobals;

        ///
        /// sets the collection of known global names to the array of string passed to this method
        ///
        /// <param name="globalArray">array of known global names</param>
        [Obsolete("This property is deprecated; use SetKnownGlobalIdentifiers instead")]
        [System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsable(System.ComponentModel.EditorBrowsableState.Never)]
        public int SetKnownGlobalNames(params string[] globalArray)
        {
            return SetKnownGlobalIdentifiers(globalArray);
        }

        ///
        /// Gets the known global name collection
        ///
        public IEnumerable<string> KnownGlobalCollection { get { return m_knownGlobals; } }

        ///
        /// sets the collection of known global names to the array of string passed to this method
        ///
        /// <param name="globalArray">collection of known global names</param>
        public int SetKnownGlobalIdentifiers(IEnumerable<string> globalArray)
        {
            m_knownGlobals.Clear();
            if (globalArray != null)
            {
                foreach (var name in globalArray)
                {
                    AddKnownGlobal(name);
                }
            }

            return m_knownGlobals.Count;
        }

        ///
        /// Add a known global identifier to the list
        ///
        /// <param name="identifier">global identifier</param>
        /// <returns>true if valid identifier; false if invalid identifier</returns>
        public bool AddKnownGlobal(string identifier)
        {
            if (JSScanner.IsValidIdentifier(identifier))
            {
                m_knownGlobals.Add(identifier);
                return true;
            }

            return false;
        }

        ///
        /// Gets or sets the known global names list as a single comma-separated string
        ///
        public string KnownGlobalNamesList
        {
            get
            {
                StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder();
                foreach (var knownGlobal in m_knownGlobals)
                {
                    if (sb.Length > 0)
                    {
                        sb.Append(',');
                    }
                    sb.Append(knownGlobal);
                }

                return sb.ToString();
            }

            set
            {
                if (!string.IsNullOrEmpty(value))
                {
                    foreach (var knownGlobal in value.Split(',', ';'))
                    {
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                else
                {
                    m_knownGlobals.Clear();
                }
            }
        }

        #endregion

        #region properties

        ///
        /// Gets or sets a boolean value indicating whether to use old-style const statements (just var-statements that
        /// define unchangeable fields) or new EcmaScript 6 lexical declarations.
        ///
        public bool ConstStatementsMozilla
        {
            get;
            set;
        }

        ///
        /// Gets or sets the source mode
        ///
        public JavaScriptSourceMode SourceMode
        {
            get; set;
        }

        ///
        /// Gets or sets a boolean value indicating whether or not to force the input code into strict mode (true)
        /// or rely on the sources to turn on strict mode via the "use strict" prologue directive (false, default).
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        {
            get;
            set;
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}


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Касъм ага или Касъм бей е едър земевладелец от Корчанско.

Биография
Роден е в корчанското село Капещица. Живее в паланката Билища, има и жилищна кула в Брезница. Занимава се със золуми и тормози българското население в Корещата, Костурско. С подкрепата на властите и със съгласието на албанските разбойници става постоянен прекупвач на десятъка в североизточната част на областта, а Омер ага от Света Неделя и брат му Нуредин ефенди ограбват югозападната. Затова Вътрешната македоно-одринска революционна организация взима решение за убийството му. Убит е през април 1900 година при село Писодер, като в убийството му участват Коте Христов и Васил Котев. Властите първоначално отдават убийството на лични мотиви, но при Иванчовата афера предателят Иванчо Кичевеца разкрива, че е дело на български революционен комитет и последват множество арести.

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В парному розряді жіночого тенісного турніру WTA Swiss Open 1991, що проходив у рамках Туру WTA 1991, Ніколь Брандтке і Елізабет Смайлі виграли титул, у фіналі перемігши пару Каті Каверзасіо і Мануела Малєєва 6–1, 6–2.

Сіяні пари

 Ніколь Брандтке /  Елізабет Смайлі (чемпіонки)
 Розалін Феербенк /  Елна Рейнах (півфінал)

 Ева Пфафф /  Ренне Стаббс (1-ше коло)
 Каті Каверзасіо /  Мануела Малєєва (фінал)

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Hello there, Welcome to Orange & Clementine!
I'm Mathilde, 22 born and raised in France. I am a gourmet & passionate about cooking and travelling for many years now. I have lived the last four years in the United States for my studies and I recently just came back to France after obtaining my degree. I just created Orange and Clementine so I could share my recipes and all my favorite food with you. I am convinced that it is possible to eat healthy food while enjoying it. There is no food to be banished, only a balance to be found … The burgers are here alongside with delicious salads just like in my kitchen!


One of twelve teams of mini-mules.
Dave Kemler's Advance steam engine, Stanton, Michigan.
Marlene Stratton's Gilson engine, from Millington, Michigan.
As I start this story on our 14th annual Blanchard Millpond Steam and Gas Show, I look out the window on this October morning and it is very foggy. Thus my thoughts go back to the nice and sunny weekend of August 25, 26 and 27,2000.
This year there was a very good turnout of exhibitors and spectators because of our interesting show, and the weather was just great.
New this year was a mini-mule pull, put on by the Michigan Sanctioned Mini-Mule Pull Association. For those who don't know what a mini-mule is, they are just a little bigger than a Shetland pony, but boy, can they pull! The winning team pulled 4,000 pounds on a steel sled.
This year's show was dedicated to the memory of George Moss, Mt. Pleasant, Michigan, who passed away last winter. George was a loyal friend, always helpful and very knowledgeable. George showed and operated his steam traction engine at various shows around Michigan. He always had it at the Millpond Show every year and was a very good supporter of our show. He is sadly missed.
There were four steam traction engines shown this year, including George's, which was shown by his son Mike.
The featured tractor this year was Oliver and Hart-Parr, and the total count of all makes was 211.
Gilson gas engines were featured and total count of all makes was 232, along with 47 garden tractors, 24 models and various displays of tools, grinders, shellers and pumps.
The Farthest Distance Traveled Award went to John Friemund of Goshen, Indiana.
In past articles, I mentioned that this show was put on by the Blanchard Millpond Parks and Recreation Board. Well, the show got bigger than we could handle, so late last winter (2000) we got in touch with people that attended and/or supported our show, to see if there was enough interest to start a steam and gas association, and there was. Thus extra help at this year's show made it run a lot more smoothly.
The group is small, but there are a lot of ideas on how to make the Millpond Show more interesting to exhibitors and spectators in the future.
So, mark your calendar for our annual Swap Meet, May 11 and 12, 2001, and the 15th annual Millpond Steam and Gas Show featuring Minneapolis-Moline and Twin City tractors, along with Hercules gas engines, on August 24,25,26,2001.
Our show is off the beaten path but what a pleasant drive there, with rolling hills and tree-lined roads, so make plans to visit us in late August 2001.
A big thank you to all the exhibitors and spectators that attended our 2000 show.


After creating a template and provisioning Employee db and App in Landshark, I tried to create a data container.
No VDB or vFiles is available for this data source. Please use the Delphix admin application to provision a new VDB or vFiles.
The connection info is also empty.
This goes for both the app and the db. This doesn't make any sense to me as I do have both a vdb and app.
What did you specify for your template? Can you post a screenshot?
Ok, great. So, what you need to do is create a vdb of the Employee XE DB and a vai of the Employee Web Application. Then you can create a container with those two objects. A container constists of children (vdb's and vai's) of the parents(sources). Does that help?
I tried that first but I got the same result. So in short I've tried it both ways, and no matter which way I do it I get the same response.
Are the items in your Dev Copies folder already part of another template? I can see by their icons that they are enrolled in Jetstream. VDB's and VAI's can only be assigned in one place in Jetstream (i.e. as source or container objects in one template/container).


Launched as PAULINE in 1916 for Oliver G Jennings, she was the 8th vessel in a series of 12 one designs ordered by the New York Yacht Club; the New York 40s. They were the last sizeable one design class to be designed and built by Nathaniel G. Herreshoff under the universal rule. Yachting reporters of the day considered they so closely resembled the form of the cup defender RESOLUTE, that Herreshoff had probably used RESOLUTE for his hull model. The NY 40s were designed to be cruisers with good accommodation with racing as a secondary consideration. In the event they turned out to be the hottest racing class of their time – to be nicknamed "The Fighting Forties".
In 1926 two new sisters were launched, RUGOSA and MARILEE, both of which survive today - along with four of the original class; WIZARD OF BRISTOL, ROWDY, VIXEN 2 and of course CHINOOK.
Most recently a group of five passionate sailors found CHINOOK largely intact with many of her original fittings and parts in the USA; albeit in a sorry state. They decided collectively to save her, buying her in March 2010 and shipping her to Europe soon thereafter, she was taken to Bizerte in Tunisia where a full and sympathetic rebuild to her original designs is envisaged. Her sister ship ROWDY winning a host of regattas outright and arguably the most successful classic yacht ever on the Mediterranean Classic Circuit, is the inspiration.


Budgeting and forecasting models require structure, lots of it— templates for revenue, expense, headcount and capital planning; consolidation and rollups of the detail to financial statements; user security and process controls; importing data from multiple sources; and more.
In Excel you build these structures from scratch using cell-based formulas and macros. The models take weeks to develop. They're difficult to maintain, especially when importing actuals and rolling over time periods. They break when line managers insert rows or columns in the spreadsheet templates. And we pray that the FP&A guy or gal who built the model doesn't quit or get promoted.
Savvy finance teams know that spreadsheets no longer do the job for budgets and forecasting. The big question is: what's the ROI if you move from spreadsheets to a planning application? Or alternatively if you've already made the move, are you getting the ROI you should?


We have been on vacation. We started with a visit to our son in Brevard, NC, where he is in college. He is a senior this year. YEAH!!! Next we went to Nashville to the AQS quilt show. I am not supposed to post pictures, according to AQS, so sorry no picts here. Had a good time and ran into lots of friends. Several had quilts in the show, Anitia Bowen, Vicki Perry, Pat Kerko. Congratulations to all that had quilts entered.


Short-ish Saturday Surfing today because I'm about to get Connor ready for a Halloween party at her school, and we need to work out her face painting situation, as evident by the somewhat funky monarchs there in the pic (that one on the bottom tho, ha ha!). It was a test run I did on my swatching arm with Urban Decay 24/7 Glide-On Eye Pencils. Now let's see if I can pull off something "Tabs approved" because you know how picky he is about body art.
This shop in NYC's Little Italy neighborhood sounds cute! They sell desserts and beauty products, so you can pick up a sheet mask AND a cookie on your lunch break.
How to rock black lipstick IRL, even if you aren't Rihanna and it's *not* Halloween.
Not that I need more lipstick, buuuuut…WANT!
Another royal wedding, another royal manicure featuring Essie Ballet Slippers. Side note: How do you feel about this shade? I know it's super iconic and popular, especially with brides, but it really doesn't excite me.
Speaking of nails, if you were sitting there drinking your #PSL and wishing for pumpkin spice nail decals, well…here ya go.
5 ways biotech is working for the fragrance industry.
Actress Bella Thorne might be the cat lady-est of all CCLS because she has 19 cats! — YES, NINETEEN!
Let it be known that I believe black cats rock. Frankly, what did they ever do to deserve their reputation as a symbol of evil? Answer: Not a dang thing.
Love me some black cats!
Watcha up to this weekend? If you're looking for something terrifying to marathon on Netflix, may I suggest The Haunting of Hill House? I started it a couple days ago, and I'm already hooked AND traumatized. ?
Sorry about your kitty. How many cat(s) do you have now?
The haunting of hill house is AMAZING!!!! Hope you two have fun at the party!
Did you finish it yet? I have about 4 eps to go!
Yes! The ending is good ?
I'm having trouble with Hill House. It took me like three days to get through the first episode because I was bored. I'm now on episode three. Things seemed to have picked up a bit. Where are you in the series? Should I keep going?
On the scary note, I'm trying to watch Light as a Feather on Hulu. It's okay.
I can't wait for the new Sabrina series on Netflix.
Did Connor have fun at her halloween party?
It takes a while to pick up! I'm into it but El Hub hates it.
Connor had so much fun, but I think that's mostly because of the frosting on the cupcakes, ha ha ha!
I've been into dark lips lately. I gravitated to Fenty Beauty's chocolate brown liquid stunna lip paint in "unveil". The Sephora near my house is quite small and doesn't carry the Fenty Beauty in stores (I really wanted to swatch first).
So off to my neighborhood Ulta! I bought NARS "Deborah" which seemed relatively comparable but in a cream formula (which I prefer over matte). I also found and fell in love with the NARS Powermatte Lip Pigment in "Spin Me". It's a matte formula but the color was fantastic. It's described as a rich red brown and holy smokes it's dark on me. I adore how vampy/goth I look. If you aren't sure about wearing a black lip color then I think "Spin Me" would be a good transition before you make the leap.
Thanks for all these lip color suggestions, Halley. I have one for you, too: MAC Carnivorous. Not a true black more like a deep reddish brown. Still vampy though!
Have fun at the party! You did a great test run with the 24/7. I rescued the sweetest black long hair cat named Black Jack, the most loving feral ever. As for Essie Ballet slippers I think it's too sheer, kinda blah.
What a great name for a black cat, Diana! Love it.
No joke-Black Jack's feral cat mom (i did tnr her) dragged him to my doorstep in heavy rain&left him on my welcome mat! I saw her drag him by the neck. He had a bad eye infection poor guy, I swear she knew I would help. Animals are amazing!!
Hope Connor's Halloween party was fun!
Over the years most of my cats have been black. When you go to the Humane Society or SPCA and they tell you the black cats are the least adopted cats, I want to adopt them all.
I wish I could adopt all the black cats. You know how wildly jealous Tabs gets, though!
Nope. Don't think I could do that to kiddo. She raised Nibbler from a kitten. While Nibs was here my asthma got worse again. Now that she's back with the kiddo, I'm starting to breathe better in the mornings again. Kiddo had to travel for work this week, so I took turns with Dear Husband driving up there to feed her. I think I spend more time with Nibbler than Dear Hubs.
I am hatching a plot to get another horse. Or at least to ride again. A friend of mine in Gilroy is starting polo lessons and I'm thinking of driving down there to ride. My defense logic is it's not jumping, so it's safer. Also looking for a dressage instructor, too.
Enjoy the party ? don't forget to post photos .
Watching The Haunting right now .
House is decorated for Halloween party ?☠?
How fun, Michele! Hope your party goes off without a hitch. 🙂 What are you dressing up as?
I tried the black Fenty Stunna and OMG! Amazing!!! I'm going to have to buy that one.
I think I wore Ballet Slippers in the early 2000's for my endless French manicures. . .
Jiji is glad you're sticking up for black cats! I just picked up a trick or treat bag from Target that's covered in black cats. It folds into a tiny bag for portability. I'm going to buy more after Halloween to use as reusable bags!
Black cats are the best cats! My little girl is a black cat and she's the cuddliest, sweetest kitty I've ever met. I also agree Ballet Slippers is booooring. It looks nice and unobtrusive so I guess it's a good option for people who work in offices, but every time I've tried it myself it's been pretty streaky/patchy, and besides, I'm always a colorful-nails fan. Also, per your comment on my comment from last week about the Sally Hansen Oil Therapy polish in Wine Therapy, it's gorgeous and a little unusual. It's got shimmer but it's not a metallic, just a true gold shimmer in a deep red base, and I find it wears just as great as the rest of the line! I think it'll be great for the holiday season.
Years ago, I adopted a black cat named Midnight (I know, so creative, haha). She was gorgeous! And a very sweet cat. I also love black cats, they are so beautiful, and beautiful souls too. My sister has a black cat who is literally the damn sweetest cat ever. Seriously. Black cats for the win!


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Allan Hoag
Bengough Community Centre
Bengough, Saskatchewan, Canada
Obituary of Allan Hoag
Allan Stuart Hoag of Bengough, SK passed away on Tuesday, December 27, 2022 at Thomson Lake, SK with family at his side, at the age of 77 years. Allan was born on April 14, 1945, in Ceylon, SK. He was the second of four children born to Stuart and Anna (Haugen) Hoag. He grew up on the family farm near Hardy, SK, and in the winter months, the family lived in Bengough where Allan's dad worked as the caretaker for the curling rink. After leaving school, Allan worked on road construction, oil rigs and in 1968 began driving bus for Moose Mountain Bus Lines. In July 1970, Allan married Joanne Schoenfeld. They were blessed with three children: son Derek 1971, Cori 1974 and Michelle 1976. In the spring of 1974, Allan took over the family farm, which they continued to farm until 2012. In the fall of 1975, following in his dad's footsteps Allan became the icemaker and caretaker of the Bengough Curling Rink, which he continued to do for the next 42 winters. Allan was very active in the community serving on various volunteer boards: skating rink, curling rink, schoolboard, Co-op Board and spent countless hours volunteering his time coaching ball, curling and instructing curling clinics, Allan was the recipient of two Sports Volunteer awards and in 2017 received the Scotty Richardson Memorial Award. He and Joanne enjoyed golfing, camping, curling recreationally and competitively. In 1995, they represented Saskatchewan at the Elks Mixed Nationals in Yellowknife, NWT and in 2004, Allan represented Saskatchewan at the Elks Senior Nationals in Kamloops, BC. Family was very important to Allan. He was very proud of his children and grandchildren as they excelled in all the sports they played and was their number one coach and fan. He will be dearly missed by his family, friends and community. Allan leaves to cherish his memory, wife Joanne Hoag; son Derek (Genelle) Hoag, granddaughters Sarah and Chantel; daughter Cori (Gilles) Dauphinais, granddaughters Josée and Renée; daughter Michelle (André) Pinsonneault, grandchildren Vincent and Simone; sister Ilene Harlos; brother Dale (Jeanne) Hoag; brothers-in-law Jim (Beverly) Schoenfeld and Blair Schoenfeld; numerous nieces, nephews and cousins. Predeceased by his parents Stuart and Anna Hoag; sister Carol (Andy) Everton; brother-in-law Peter Harlos; father-in-law and mother-in-law Art and Helen Schoenfeld. A Celebration of Allan's Life will be held on Friday, December 30, 2022, at 2:00 p.m., at the Bengough Community Centre, Bengough, SK. Memorial donations in Allan's memory can be given to the Bengough Curling Rink, Box 17 Bengough, SK S0C 0K0.


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Despite my feelings about having a male speaker at the Women's Session of General Conference, I admit that I'm always happy to hear from President Uchtdorf. He is one of the few general leaders that make me feel like there is still space for me and his words generally help me feel the spirit and God's love. President Uchtdorf gave a fairly standard faith talk for this weekend's Women's Session with a few important moments that personally stuck out to me.
The first highlight for me was his stated audience for his sermon: those who struggle with fear and doubt. As somebody who wrestles with faith, I really appreciate when one of my pastoral leaders will speak directly to me. Sometimes I think it's easier for leaders to ignore people like me–active members who can't claim any particular confirmation of their faith despite their best efforts. I recognize that my experience provides a counter-narrative to the one that leaders tend to present and so it's easier to pretend that it doesn't exist. All this to say, I was happy to hear President Uchtdorf make this announcement and acknowledge that many people struggle with faith.
One thing that I love about President Uchtdorf style of ministry is his use of accessible stories to teach us truths. The story of the little girl imploring her grandmother to "listen harder" worked for both me and my 8 year old daughter. It successfully taught us the incredibly valuable lesson to "listen" in whatever way works for you and not judge those who have a different style of listening. I also really enjoyed the story of young Harriet Uchtdorf's conversion to the LDS faith. While I would have preferred to hear more about what that process was like for Harriet, the image of being diligent and knocking on every door until the very end is both powerful and useful advice.
By no means was this a groundbreaking talk but it continues in President Uchtdorf's pattern of giving simple sermons that are inclusive and affirming. I found his steady optimism about the gospel, members of the church and the state of the world to be refreshing after the doom and gloom from President Oscarson. President Uchtdorf's faith and trust in God's wisdom and love is one I share and is a message that I never tire of hearing.
Thanks for this rundown, mraynes. I have a soft spot for Dieter — though I too wish no males at all spoke during this meeting. Good for him for addressing doubters!
My sister is inactive and I remind her (occasionally) that she is missing some good stuff. Especially Pres. Uchtdorf!
Yep! President Uchtdorf and our hymns are my saving grace. Thanks for the comment!
Doubts are only really a problem if they cause us to stop looking for truth. Doubts drive inquiry, and inquiry drives faith. Only when we accept the doubts as fact are we in trouble.
Also no one does everything that we are asked to do fully. So if we concentrate on all the things we don't doubt, and do them to the full, then hopefully this will bring us close enough to the Lord to examine the doubts we have with His arms firmly around us, in a place of safety.
I was reminded many times Enns recent book (The Sin of Certainty) on certainty during this talk- Enns writes at length about redefining "faith" as "trust" instead of "knowledge". I wonder if the Silver Fox read it?


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Satyajit Ray (; * 2. Mai 1921 in Kolkata; † 23. April 1992 ebenda) war ein indischer Filmregisseur des bengalischen Films. Er entwickelte einen vom Neorealismus des französischen und italienischen Films inspirierten, humanistischen Personalstil. Bei seinen Filmen übernahm er wesentliche Aufgaben selbst oder in enger Zusammenarbeit mit den Spezialisten; so war Ray an Casting, Regie, Kamera, Schnitt, Musik und Produktion beteiligt.

Leben und Werk
Ray wurde in eine gutsituierte bengalische Künstlerfamilie geboren. Sein Großvater Upendrakishore Raychowdhury ist als Verfasser von Kinderliteratur, Musiker und Wissenschaftler bekannt, erwähnenswert insbesondere die Fabelsammlung Tuntunir Bai. Sein Vater Sukumar Ray war Bengalens beliebtester Verfasser von Nonsense-Versen (Sammlung: Khai Khai), er starb, als Ray zweieinhalb Jahre alt war. Ray selbst hat zahlreiche Bücher für Kinder geschrieben, darunter eine Reihe von Detektivgeschichten mit dem Detektiv Feluda und eine mit Professor Shanku, einem Wissenschaftler, als Hauptfiguren. Sein einziger Sohn Sandip Ray ist ebenfalls Filmregisseur.

Bereits sein Debüt Pather Panchali (1955) brachte ihm – und erstmals auch dem indischen Film – weltweite Anerkennung. Der Film errang ungefähr ein Dutzend Filmpreise, darunter den Sonderpreis der Jury bei den Filmfestspielen von Cannes 1956. Es war der erste Teil seiner Apu-Trilogie, die zu den Meilensteinen des internationalen Kinos zählt. Für seine Filme Mahanagar (1963) und Charulata (1964) erhielt er jeweils den Silbernen Bären der Berliner Filmfestspiele, Ashani Sanket (1973) wurde mit dem Goldenen Bären ausgezeichnet. 1978 bekam er für Shatranj Ke Khilari (sein einziger Film in Urdu/Hindi und Englisch), in dem auch Richard Attenborough als Darsteller zu sehen ist, einen Filmfare Award für die Beste Regie. Nachdem Ray in den 1980er Jahren zunächst krankheitsbedingt von der Filmarbeit zurücktreten musste, gelang ihm mit seinen Alterswerken Shakha Proshakha (1990) und Agantuk (1991), letzterer produziert von Gérard Depardieu, erneut herausragende Filmkunst.

Satyajit Ray verfilmte fast ausschließlich literarische Werke, neben eigenen auch Erzählungen anderer bengalischer Autoren. Sein größter kommerzieller Erfolg, der Kinderfilm Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne (1968), basiert auf einer Geschichte seines Großvaters Upendrakishore Raychowdhury. Das Heim und die Welt (1984) und Teen Kanya (1961) sind Verfilmungen von Prosawerken Rabindranath Thakurs, den er auch mit einem Dokumentarfilm würdigte. Mit Ganashatru (1989) schuf er eine indische Adaption von Henrik Ibsens Ein Volksfeind.

1961 war Ray Mitglied der Berlinale-Jury. 1987 wurde ihm die Auszeichnung Officier dans l'Ordre des Arts et des Lettres von François Mitterrand verliehen, der dazu eigens nach Kolkata zum bettlägerigen Ray reiste. Kurz vor seinem Tode 1992 erhielt er den höchsten indischen Zivilorden Bharat Ratna und wurde von der Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences mit dem Oscar für sein Lebenswerk geehrt.
Die Verleihung in Abwesenheit Rays wurde mit den Worten begründet: "In recognition of his rare mastery of the art of motion pictures, and of his profound humanitarian outlook, which has had an indelible influence on filmmakers and audiences throughout the world." Er erhielt seine bedeutendste Trophäe auf dem Sterbebett.

Neben Ritwik Ghatak und Mrinal Sen war Ray der renommierteste bengalische Regisseur des nicht-kommerziellen Kinos.
Der japanische Regisseur Akira Kurosawa wird mit den Worten zitiert: "Das Kino von Ray nicht gesehen zu haben, heißt, in der Welt zu sein, ohne die Sonne oder den Mond zu sehen."

Seit 1996 wird von der britischen Satyajit Ray Foundation der Satyajit Ray Award an den Regisseur verliehen, der mit seinem auf dem London Film Festival gezeigten Filmdebüt der filmischen Vision Rays am nächsten kommt.

Filmografie

Spielfilme
 1955: Apus Weg ins Leben: Auf der Straße (Pather Panchali)
 1957: Apus Weg ins Leben: Der Unbesiegbare (Aparajito)
 1958: Parash Pathar
 1958: Das Musikzimmer (Jalsaghar)
 1959: Apus Weg ins Leben: Apus Welt (Apur Sansar)
 1960: Devi
 1961: Drei Töchter (Teen Kanya) – besteht aus 3 Episoden: Der Postmeister, Monihara und Samapti
 1962: Kanchenjungha
 1962: Abhijan
 1963: Mahanagar
 1964: Charulata – die einsame Frau (Charulata)
 1964: Two
 1965: Kapurush – Der Feigling (Kapurush)
 1965: Mahapurush
 1966: Der Held (Nayak)
 1967: Chiriakhana
 1968: Goopy Gyne Bagha Byne
 1969: Aranyer Din Ratri
 1970: Pratidwandi
 1971: Seemabaddha
 1973: Ferner Donner (Ashani Sanket)
 1974: Sonar Kella
 1975: Jana Aranya
 1977: Die Schachspieler (Shatranj Ke Khilari)
 1978: Joi Baba Felunath
 1980: Hirak Rajar Deshe
 1980: Pikoo
 1981: Sadgati
 1984: Das Heim und die Welt (Ghare Baire)
 1989: Ganashatru
 1990: Ein Baum und seine Zweige (Shakha Proshakha)
 1991: Agantuk – Der Besucher (Agantuk)

Dokumentarfilme
 1961: Rabindranath Tagore
 1971: Sikkim
 1972: The Inner Eye
 1976: Bala
 1987: Sukumar Ray

Literatur
 Susanne Marschall (Hg.): Film-Konzepte Bd. 39 – Satyajit Ray, edition text + kritik, München 2015, ISBN 978-3-86916-446-5
 Henri Micciollo: Satyajit Ray, Éditions de L'Age D'Homme, Lausanne 1981
 Andrew Robinson: Satyajit Ray: The Inner Eye. 1989
 Dorthee Wenner: Nah am fremden Leben. In: die tageszeitung, 9. September 2003

Weblinks
 Satyajitray.org
 Satyajit Ray Film and Study Collection

 Nachruf in der New York Times vom 24. April 1992

Filmregisseur
Oscarpreisträger
Literatur (Bengalisch)
Autor
Träger des Ordre des Arts et des Lettres (Offizier)
Träger des Bharat Ratna
Träger des Padma Vibhushan
Träger des Padma Bhushan
Träger des Padma Shri
Träger des Dadasaheb Phalke Award
Träger des Ramon-Magsaysay-Preises
Mitglied der Ehrenlegion
Inder
Bengale
Person (Kalkutta)
Geboren 1921
Gestorben 1992
Mann


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package eu.siacs.compliance.suites;

import eu.siacs.compliance.tests.AbstractTest;
import eu.siacs.compliance.Result;
import eu.siacs.compliance.TestFactory;
import rocks.xmpp.addr.Jid;
import rocks.xmpp.core.XmppException;
import rocks.xmpp.core.session.XmppClient;
import rocks.xmpp.extensions.version.SoftwareVersionManager;
import rocks.xmpp.extensions.version.model.SoftwareVersion;

import java.util.Collections;
import java.util.HashMap;
import java.util.List;

public abstract class AbstractTestSuite {

    private final XmppClient mXmppClient;
    private final Jid mJid;
    private final String mPassword;

    private HashMap<Class<?extends AbstractTest>,Result> mTestResults = new HashMap<>();

    public AbstractTestSuite(XmppClient client, Jid jid, String password) {
        mXmppClient = client;
        mJid = jid;
        mPassword = password;
    }

    public void run() throws XmppException {
        mXmppClient.connect();
        mXmppClient.login(mJid.getLocal(), mPassword, "ComplianceTester");
        preHook();
        for(Class<? extends AbstractTest> test : getTests()) {
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Barely a fifth of the way into what Shelli Johnson had hoped would be a triumphant march, she lifted her face to the red canyon walls and screamed with rage.
She had just walked for 2½ hours, from the South Rim of the Grand Canyon to this spot along the Colorado River. Fewer than 1% of visitors to the national park hike from the top of the canyon to the river, and many of them ride on mules one way, sometimes both ways. Even fewer hike along the river, then up to the other side of the canyon, and most of them have arranged for a vehicle to pick them up there. The group of women and men who hike the 46 miles from rim to rim to rim is tiny, exclusive, and as admired in the hiking community as 5-minute-mile marathoners are among runners.
"I wasn't living consciously," says Johnson. Now, at 48, she hikes up to 30 miles a week--and is happier and healthier than she was in her 30s.
She knew the mythic status of the Grand Canyon and was well aware of the hardships and bragging rights. The outdoors had been an integral part of her life since she was a child. She had started hiking in her early 20s, before marriage, motherhood, and a successful business took up most of her time and weighed her down with 30 extra pounds.
After almost 2 decades away from the mountains, she'd spent the past year hiking the trails near her Wyoming home. She was stronger now, leaner, and had expected to end the Grand Canyon hike feeling proud of her accomplishment. At the moment, though, all she felt was pain.
Her feet had started hurting after 2 miles. After 3, they were burning, a sure sign of the "hot spots" that almost always lead to blisters. A few miles after that, she peeled off her boots and socks, afraid of what she might see.
She had blisters on her toes, between her toes, on her heels, and on the balls of her feet. Dorn, an experienced hiker and the former editor of a backpacking magazine, told her he'd never seen blisters that bad (should you pop a blister?). If she wanted to turn back, now was the time.
It was May 20, 2010, and the two had walked 9 miles. They had 37 to go.
She asked for a moment alone, hobbled 30 yards down the river, and looked from the canyon floor up to the sky.
"Really?" she yelled. "This is what it's going to be?"
Johnson draws on her personal experience to guide other women. She and her friends started the adventure shown here in the dark, with temperatures in the low teens.
She calculated. When she returned to Dorn, she asked whether she would injure herself if she continued the hike. He told her she wouldn't cause any permanent damage but that she would suffer.
She told Dorn to go ahead, that she would catch up with him, and resumed her hike. Every step felt like she was walking on needles.
The sky began to fade. She tried to pay attention to the ghostly quiet, the desert-scented breezes, the aching beauty of day's end—anything but the pain of her feet.
Johnson believed that suffering could teach us things. She just wished she knew what she was supposed to be learning at that moment.
She wanted to stop grabbing for the cell phone on the nightstand at 5:30 in the morning, then punching out emails while her husband and sons slept. She wanted to stop scarfing down whatever was available—usually junk—at the office for lunch. She needed to stop hunching over the computer screen at home in her living room after work, wondering if she was failing as a mother while her boys watched cartoons.
She typed another email and promised herself she'd put a stop to the dinners that felt more like survival than family meals, the "vacations" she spent listening to her husband and sons laugh in the hotel pool while she hid under a beach towel and tapped out business messages on her phone. She didn't like the way she looked in a swimsuit anyway. She was 5'4" and in the past 2 years had seen her weight climb from 134 to 164 pounds. She knew she needed to eat better, exercise more. She needed to take care of herself.
It was the summer of 2008. Johnson was a successful 40-year-old entrepreneur, and she wasn't sure what had gone wrong. She and Jerry had moved to Lander in 1995, a year after they started the Yellowstone Journal Corporation to publish a newspaper that covered all the activities in and news about the park. They had purchased the domain name YellowstonePark.com for $7 in what had proved to be a brilliant business move.
Leann Sebade, Kathy Browning, Celeste LeBlanc, and Johnson (left to right) spent a winter day exploring the Middle Fork Trail near Lander, Wy.
The couple added a magazine, then interactive maps. They produced videos of the park, created podcasts, sent out direct mail and email trip planners. They had the information on YellowstonePark.com translated into four languages.
Johnson was working day and night, and when she wasn't working, she was thinking about work. She had grown up in Lander, spent summers picnicking and hiking in the mountains. Although she still managed to enjoy the occasional family adventure, she no longer had the time to focus on personal fitness in the outdoors she loved. There didn't seem to be time for anything.
"I think an epic life is a hard-earned celebration," says Johnson. "It's not amazing all the time, but it's full of unforgettable moments." The moments that make her feel most alive are times like these, when the morning fog lifts as birds take flight.
So in 2008, she and Jerry sold the business for a sum that paid off their debts and a little more—enough to give her time to reinvent herself. She agreed to stay on as a consultant, dropping her hours from 70 a week to 20.
Despite their success, her happiness was short-lived. She couldn't shake a vague sadness, and it frustrated her. How could she feel anything but delight about her life, with her beautiful family, secure home, and interesting work? She was ashamed of her despair. Every night, she tried to figure out an answer. "I decided every single day for 2 years that I was going to do something, and I didn't," she says. And then, one morning in March 2009, Johnson decided she'd had enough. She drove to a local gym, walked inside, and signed up for twice-weekly sessions with a personal trainer.
She lifted weights. She swung kettlebells (here's the right way to do a kettlebell swing). She did burpees.
Working out made her feel better. And that led to changing the way she ate. For breakfast, she had two eggs with sautéed spinach. Lunch was a salad with chicken. Dinner was grilled meat, salad, and a green vegetable. But she still felt something was missing.
Lander is nestled on the eastern slopes of Wyoming's Wind River Range. The town's 7,000 residents need only lift their heads to see foothills, canyons, and, from some spots, snow-dusted peaks. Now that Johnson wasn't sitting on the couch wondering how she was going to change, she had more time to look up. And when she did, she felt a pull toward the trails she hadn't walked in years.
Johnson decided to return to the mountains. She started small, with 2 miles up the middle fork of the Popo Agie trail, to a waterfall, then turned back. "I wanted to feel more alive," she says. "When my leg muscles were pumping and I was breathing hard and surrounded by scenery, that was pure aliveness for me."
Over the next few weeks, she hiked the trail again and again.
Tethered to her laptop, she had been miserable. Outside, moving through the hushed landscape, she felt joy. "I felt like I was coming out of a long hibernation," she recalls. "Like I was waking up to my life."
Soon, Johnson fell into a new rhythm. She kept up with her gym workouts and hiked almost every day. Fridays were set aside for long solo hikes, 15 miles or more.
By late summer, she was hiking up to 45 miles every week and was down to 138 pounds. She felt so much better about herself, and that carried over into the rest of her life. She got on the floor after dinner and roughhoused with the boys. Then the family played board games until bedtime. When Johnson turned in, she left her phone in the living room. She woke every morning feeling optimistic and inspired (here are simple tricks to feel a whole lot more optimistic about anything).
The moments that make Johnson feel the most alive are times like these, when she pinpoints the best hiking path with a friend.
On one of her hikes, she decided she would start a business aimed at helping women who felt stuck. Part of the business would involve life coaching. The other part would include a guided hike into the wilderness. And she would call the enterprise Epic Life.
She had learned the value of difficulty, of struggle, even of pain. She had figured things out and knew that hiking had helped bring her to that place. She knew now that healthy living could make tough times easier, make good times great. If she remembered to keep moving, to get outside, things would be OK.
Things were not OK. Johnson was ascending toward the North Rim, step by burning step.
It took 6 hours to reach it. There, as she and Dorn rested, bats fluttered past her head, and a scorpion scuttled near her feet. She guzzled water, ate peanut butter pretzels and beef jerky. After less than 30 minutes, Dorn took off and Johnson followed. They still had 24 miles to go. It was midnight, and they weren't even halfway done.
Descending into the black, she had never felt so tiny or alone, even when she could spy Dorn's headlamp bobbing in the distance.
A mantra became her focus, her way of dealing with the searing pain in her feet: I have a choice, she said to herself. What is this story going to be? What am I going to make of it? Will this be the worst experience of my life, or will it be something else? I get to choose.
She reached Phantom Ranch, 10 miles from the finish line, as the sky was lightening. Dorn was there, and when he saw her, he was worried. When she took off her boots and socks and saw her feet, he was more worried. He tried to persuade her to ride on a mule ("No one would blame you"), but Johnson refused, insisting that he go ahead and she would meet him at the top.
She made it. And when she met up with Dorn back at the South Rim, she called her husband and sons. The moment she heard their voices, she broke into tears. "I cried from the pain but also from the relief and gratitude that I had made it to the end."
She knew there had been a lesson in what she had just put herself through. She just wasn't sure what it was.
Sometimes Johnson still thinks of how small she felt in the canyon, how cut off, how alone. She thinks of how much her feet hurt. And then she thinks of what she learned on her harrowing hike through the night.
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She didn't understand it the day after, when a doctor at an urgent care center dressed the wounds on her feet and wrote her a prescription for codeine. She didn't understand it 3 weeks later, when her blisters had finally healed and she had returned to hiking in the mountains near her home.
It was months before she understood the lesson of her odyssey. And what she understood was this: Pain visits us all. It's how you respond to it that matters. "I realized that if I want to have a great life, I have to be in charge," says Johnson. "No one's going to do it for me. What am I going to make of it, especially when it gets really hard?"
The 2 years on the couch and the following year hiking her hometown trails had taught Johnson that she didn't love running a big business; bearing down and working harder didn't always lead to happiness. Having more leisure time wasn't always the answer, either. Moving more and getting outside helped. But none of that guaranteed freedom from pain.
Today, Johnson hikes 3 or 4 days a week, sometimes with her husband and children and often with her friends. But every Friday, no matter the conditions, she still heads out alone. In the spring and summer, she'll hike 10 to 30 miles, and when snow covers the trail, she'll cross-country ski up to 15 miles. It gives her time to think. To breathe. To move. To feel alive.
In 2013, Johnson launched her first Epic Women program. Every year, she leads 6 to 9 women on a 4- to 6-day trip in the Wind River Range. And when one of her clients talks about needing to make a change, Johnson tells her what she tells herself when life gets hard—the truth she learned in the Grand Canyon: "This is your life. You have only one. It is yours to live. If you want to change it, you can. You have a choice. What are you going to make of it?"
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Back in October 2009, Time magazine ran a special report on women. A number of the statistics in this report deserve a closer look:
More women think that men resent women who have power than is the fact. Nearly seven in ten (69%) of the women surveyed felt that men resented women who have greater power than they have; in reality, only 49% of men did (yes, half the guys out there have difficulty with powerful women, but they'll have no choice but to get over it).
More than four in five (84%) respondents believe that businesses have not done enough to address the needs of modern families. Given that women are roughly half of the workforce, providing a family-friendly work environment can help to attract and retain employees. Job sharing, flexibility, more paid time off, and day care options are all factors women look for when entering the workforce.
More men (60%) than women (50%) are convinced that there are no longer any barriers to women's advancement in the workplace. You can only imagine which women are more successful; those who believe their success lies entirely in their own hands, or those who believe that somehow there remain barriers to their advancement. Of course, this might depend on the type of industry they're in.
Interestingly, more women felt that female bosses are harder to work for than male bosses (45% versus 29%) are. This raises the question: Do women feel they have to be tougher than men to be successful managers?
Most women (84%) believe they are just as committed to their jobs as women who do not have children. Interestingly, more women disagree that it's difficult for them to establish a warm and secure relationship with her children if they work than do men.
More women (52%) than men (27%) believe that women bear the primary responsibility of taking care of sick or elderly parents. Many women are "sandwiched" between kids and parents.
The most important issues for women in general are health (96%), self-sufficiency (85%), financial security (81%), and job fulfillment (72%).
What does this data mean for employers? Answer: If you want to attract women to your workforce, create the flexibility that allows them to take care of children and elderly parents, including more paid time off and better day care options.
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My heart stopped at 9:18. My next moment of awareness was of watching thousands of tiny black particles racing up from what I now know was my body lying on a bed below. They collected in a loose, static like cloud around where my vision was and sort of hung there, gently moving in the air much like a bob floating in the ocean.
I utterly and completely in awe! Still "Krista" with only the sense of sight remaining, I was still the "me" I am now, but a pure, unattached form. There was no time, no past or future, only that instant. I had no thoughts about anything, only feeling, and I felt completely and utterly free! Unencumbered by my physical body, I was timeless and eternal and felt absolutely amazing! It was as if it had never existed and all that did exist was my consciousness. .
Looking around, I was so far above my body yet close to it at the same time. The scene unfolding below was completely unrecognizable. I had no understanding of what any of it was. The wall to my left had taken on a fluid-like quality and I noticed the line of wallpaper across the top. Looking down, I felt curious about what I was going on below and wanted to know more. I saw my doctor take something from my stomach and hand it to a person at my right shoulder, who took the bundle in a blue drape and turned their back to me. I really wanted to know what was in her arms and increasingly felt more of a desire to learn about what was happening down below. I then saw someone in blue step into the doorway and after surveying the situation briefly, watched him step up to the bedside. I now know that was another doctor who had arrived to help my Obstetrician deliver my baby by emergency c-section, along with a Cardiologist and a Cardiothoracic surgeon who also happened to be there that morning.
Back in the room, I felt myself becoming more and more attached to what was happening below. It started to feel so familiar, and I could almost recognize what it was but couldn't quite get it.
With the growth in my desire to know and my greater attachment to the scene unfolding below, I then felt a tug to my left. Something was pulling at me as if to say "Come on." I resisted, as I wanted to continue watching what was happening below and find out more about it. Persistently, it tugged with more force. At that point I knew I was to go where it wanted me to go, and my resistance turned to acceptance. In the instant that shift happened, off I went! Moving at the speed of light I was whisked out of the room, through a flash of bright white space and into a dense, dark one. It was made up of the same particulate matter as me and I merged with it, and was blissfully reabsorbed. It felt like coming home, like I was where I'd always been and would always be. I was reconnected again with my source, and the connection was utterly indescribable! It was of a deep, eternal, everlasting love that was absolutely everything.
As I sped along I could still see and feel but no other senses were present. I had no thinking mind, no body, just space. I was one with the darkness that also held specks of light. There were liquid grey-white-black spots alongside me that would become dense and particulate again in the next instant.


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Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel warned of a tech valuation bubble (or maybe a general stock market bubble) at a Re/code conference earlier this week and got his remarks picked up at CNBC, the LA Times, and all over the business press.
It's extremely possible that valuations will go down in the future, but if you specifically look at what he said, you can see that we're actually in something like a bubble of bubble calls. Check out Jason Del Rey's writeup:
Spiegel said the investment bubble is being fueled by an "easy money policy" and low interest rates, which may not last a whole lot longer according to recent economic indicators. Those low interest rates are funneling investments toward stock markets, hedge funds and, yes, startups.
Lots of Silicon Valley types and venture capitalists have this concern about interest rates, and it makes some sense. But here's a crucial point: this isn't what a bubble is.
Low interest rates are not irrational exuberance. They're not mass hysteria. They're not hype. They're not a search for a greater fool. They're not overconfidence. They are very real. You can look them up on the internet. It is a genuine fact about the world that if you want a safe financial asset these days, you need to accept a very low nominal rate of return. That genuinely makes other asset classes — everything from houses to ordinary stock shares to zany digital media startups — look more appealing than they would be in a world of higher interest rates.
And that makes it eminently reasonable for the price of riskier asset classes to be higher than they would be in a world of higher interest rates.
To the extent that low interest rates push up the value of VC-backed technology startups, in other words, that's an example of asset prices being driven by the fundamentals. It's the opposite of a bubble.
Now, what I think Spiegel means is that these conditions won't last forever. Which is true. Financial conditions never stay the same forever. But "future valuations will change in response to changing objective conditions" is a totally different claim from "today's irrational mania will evaporate and prove to have been a mirage."
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Why doesn't the U.S. return to the gold standard so that the Fed can't "create money out of thin air"?
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Q: Ubuntu 16.04 hides cursor when using graphics tablet For some reason Ubuntu hides the cursor when I'm hovering my stylus above the pad. It works ok when you are in drawing area since it has its own cursor. But it's completely useless when you try to use the UI of the graphics program or the desktop itself. How do I force Ubuntu to keep the cursor visible?
EDIT: I've done some testing and it seems that it is 16.04 specific problem. On my other machine with 15.10 cursor does not hide. This is also not related to nVidia GPU driver or hardware. I have tried on yet another machine with 16.04 but with Intel GPU and cursor hides again.
EDIT2: Running

  gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.cursor active true
  gsettings set org.gnome.settings-daemon.plugins.cursor active false

in terminal (after cursor gets invisible) causes tablet cursor to work as long as I don't move mouse. When I move mouse even a pixel then tablet cursor gets invisible. Sometimes it disappears randomly and I have to execute these two commands again.

A: I've finally figured it out. The problem was that my mouse was connected via PS/2 port and my tablet was connected via USB. I've connected my mouse via USB and cursor disappeared permanently. But after system restart everything works perfectly fine. I can control my pointer using both mouse and tablet and nothing disappears anymore. Looks like Xorg can't handle input from PS/2 and USB at the same time.
But Ubuntu 15.10 had no problem with it. Machine with 15.10 on which I've done testing before is a laptop with touchpad connected internally via PS/2 and I was using exactly the same USB tablet. There were no problems on that machine.

A: in the your /etc/X11/xorg.conf in any of the Display, Screen, Monitor, Device sections you can specify the HW or SW cursor options to control how the display of the cursor is managed.  Try either of these to prevent the cursor being hidden.
Option "HWcursor"
For chipsets that support hardware cursors, this option enforces their use, even for cases that are known to cause problems on some machines. Note that it is overridden by the "SWcursor" option. Hardware cursors effectively speeds all graphics operations as the job of ensuring that the cursor remains on top is now given to the hardware. It also reduces the effect of cursor flashing during graphics operations.
Option "SWcursor"
This disables use of the hardware cursor provided by the chip. Try this if the cursor seems to have problems.

A: I faced something similar which I worked through on the Ubuntu Forums at thread
Long story short after trying Amias answer, creating an empty /etc/X11/xorg.conf file seemed to do the trick though I am now getting system errors on start up.

A: I don't know if this is still a problem.
I found a video on YouTube a while ago about this, and I had the same problem when I switched to Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. The solution oddly enough was to go into Gimp and under the input devices you have to change a setting. It worked for me. No error messages or anything.
No cursor was visible when I set up my tablet but I could box select items, so input was being emulated just no cursor, and pen click behaved like right mouse click. I did the Gimp input devices change and my cursor appeared and pressure sensitivity began working.

A: This can still be a problem. I had this same problem and the solution was to include MatchUSBID input in the xorg config file. I answered this here. Hope it will help someone. Bottom line: Follow the current instructions given in DIGImend repository completely.

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