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Ralston Valley boys hoops wins 9th straight with victory over Chatfield
Dennis Pleuss January 19, 2019, 4:21 PM
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ARVADA — What a different a year makes.
Ralston Valley's boys basketball team had a 3-20 record last season and finished last in the Class 5A Jeffco League with a 0-14 mark. Fast-forward this season, the Mustangs won their ninth straight game Saturday afternoon with a 76-69 home victory over Chatfield in both teams' conference opener.
"I think it's just experience, honestly," Ralston Valley junior Luke Carlston said of the turnaround from last year's 20-loss season. "The sophomores got to get experience last year and this year we only have one senior in Jordan (Stratch) and really look up to him."
Ralston Valley junior Caden Gigstad (2) hit three 3-pointers to help the Mustangs to victory over Chatfield (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)
The juniors led the way for the Mustangs (11-4, 1-0 in 5A Jeffco) in the league opener. Carlston (23 points), Caleb Rillos (19 points), Walker Brickle (11 points) and Caden Gigstad (nine points) — all juniors — combined for 62 points.
Stratch came off the bench to pitch in a dozen.
"Ralston Valley is a good team. They have a lot of pieces," Chatfield senior Luke Carlson admitted. "They are big. They have a lot of shooters. It's a tough team."
Carlson led the way for the Chargers (6-10, 0-1) with a game-high 26 points. Chatfield actually led 24-21 after the first quarter, but Ralston Valley dominated the second quarter outscoring the Chargers 19-3.
The only basket for Chatfield in the second quarter with a 3-pointer by sophomore Dylan Carter, who finished with 19 points in the loss.
"(Ralston Valley) switched up its defense and that messed with our minds I guess," Carlson said of the second quarter. "We just lost our energy. Take out the second quarter and we're right in it."
Chatfield senior Christian Holmes, middle, takes the up strong against Ralston Valley juniors Walker Brickle, left, and Luke Carlston during the second half Saturday afternoon. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)
Carlston poured in a dozen points in the third quarter as Ralston Valley extended its lead to 20 points. The 6-foot-3 forward was aggressive driving to the basket.
"He (Carlston) is a tough match-up," Ralston Valley coach Chris Braketa said. "With Luke you just have to let him go and let him be him. When he is locked in he is a tough, tough guard and he gets after it rebounding wise."
Chatfield did make it interesting in the fourth quarter. Carlson scored a dozen points in the final seven minutes to give the Chargers a chance at a remarkable comeback.
Ralston Valley's lead got trimmed down to five points in the final minute, but Rillos and Carlston both made free throws late to preserve the victory.
"The second quarter was big to get a good margin ahead," Carlston said. "Chatfield is a great program. It was great to hold them at bay in the end."
Ralston Valley senior Jordan Stratch (23) attempts to work out of a trap by Chatfield's Nate Jacobson (13) and Luke Carlson (23) on Saturday. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)
The win started a run of eight conference games over the next four weeks for Ralston Valley. Last year the eight league teams each had home-and-home match-ups against each conference opponent to make for a 14-game league schedule.
This season its just a one go-around for an eight-game league schedule with the addition of Valor Christian into the 5A Jeffco League.
"It is kind of weird not having the league games earlier," Braketa said of the new format. "It's different, but we just have to stay focused. We've got to work, work, work."
Ralston Valley is on the road against Valor Christian at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23.
Chatfield is trying to get some traction after dropping five straight games. Injuries have hurt the Chargers. The latest is senior Connor Vernon suffering a wrist injury.
"We still have a long ways to go," Carlson said.
The Chargers have a shot at ending the losing streak when they host Pomona at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 23.
Ralston Valley junior Luke Carlston (32) had a team-high 23 points in the Mustangs' ninth straight victory Saturday afternoon. (Dennis Pleuss/Jeffco Athletics)
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Brown, Clark, Howkins, Smith, Crookes, Worrall, Conlon, Kay, Montano, Hannant, Miller.
I've seen many a poll this week on social media asking for player of the season.
For me, it has to be Scott Brown. I said in the summer that a goalkeeper had to be top of the list to sign due to Vale's awful situation the previous season.
What a signing Scott has proved to be. As we speak 15 clean sheets going in to the weekend is a remarkable return considering we are at the wrong end of the table.
I know all players do their bit in a clean sheet performance but he has been superb all season.
He is also a genuine guy who regularly interacts with supporters. A close second would be Tom Pope who again has carried the fight of relegation and reached double figures again despite being injured for a month or so.
I also believe young defender Mitch Clark will be up there. He's had a great season filling in at left back as well as his preferred right back role. The youngster surely has a big future in the game.
Finally I'd like to think that John Askey being nominated for manager of the month is testament to how he's turned a team in free fall into a promotion form team.
He's found a system that suits his players and they've responded brilliantly especially David Worrall who has been a revelation since his return to the side.
If the ownership if the club is concluded soon, I believe we could be heading for a brighter future. Everyone is allowed a dream aren't they? See you at Exeter Valiants.


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Aurora HDR Named Mac's App of the Year
Software Aurora HDR Named Mac's App of the Year
There are thousands of photo editing applications available online, and some are clearly better than others. Mac just named Aurora HDR its App of the Year for 2017. If you haven't checked it out yet, now's the time. In celebration of the award, Macphun is temporarily offering a great deal. Photographers can buy the full program as a new user at a $20 discount ($79 vs $99), and existing users can upgrade for $39 (normally $49).
"The 'Best of the Year' recognition by Apple has hit us by surprise, but has showed that we are moving in the right direction," said Macphun CEO Alex Tsepko. "This is a big honor for all of the team. We'll continue to work hard to achieve our big goal – to make Aurora HDR the standard of HDR image editing for all photographers, without any compromises."
The app is designed to help photographers combine multiple exposures into "high dynamic range" (HDR) images. Macphun, which is known for its award-winning Mac photo software, teamed up with renowned HDR photographer Trey Ratcliff, to come up with what they call "the most advanced HDR software in the world."
Aurora HDR has generated so much buzz because it differs from any other software on the market. It has so many tools that photographers can flex their creativity to create amazing images without ever opening Photoshop or Lightroom. Below is a summary of the software's key features:
Revolutionary tone-mapping algorithms
Proprietary denoise tool
One-click presets, including Signature Pro presets
Range of selective editing tools, such as layers, masking and brushes
Extensive color, toning, radiance, and detail enhancement controls
Advanced real-time image processing
Easy to navigate user interface with a short learning curve for those who use other Macphun products
Built-in sharing capability for sites like Instagram, Twitter and Facebook
RAW, JPG, TIFF, PSD, RAW support allow for flexibility
Available as a standalone app or as a plug-in to Photoshop, Lightroom, and Aperture
In August, Macphun released Aurora HDR 2018. The new features of the latest version include a Lens Correction Tool, fixing distortion, vignetting, and chromatic aberration. Most importantly, it is the first version available for both Mac and Windows.
Overall, Aurora HDR has been downloaded three million times since it first debuted in November 2015. In addition, more than 115 million photos have been edited using the software over the past two years.
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Climbing Mount Ararat: Love and Betrayal in Kurdistan
The Unsolved Disappearance of Donald Mackenzie
I first visited Dogubeyazit in eastern Turkey in February 2007. At that time I made a website to promote tourism to Mount Ararat (http://www.mountararattrek.com). I managed the website and the email for reservations. Since 2010, I have been managing not only the website, but the entire tourism business in partnership with local Kurdish guides. I am very familiar with the Ararat tourism culture and people. I spent 2011 and 2012 in eastern Turkey for the climbing season.
I never met Donald Mackenzie, the Scotsman who disappeared searching for Noah's Ark, but I have talked with many who knew him well. I learned about Donald in October 2010, after he was reported missing. At that time I began asking Mount Ararat climbing guides whom I personally know if they knew anything about Donald's disappearance.
One guide told me the local Jandarma asked all the guides to look for signs of Donald when they were guiding. They also sent a team of about six guides to search for him in the area he was last seen. The guide who told me this, told me he organized the search effort. They looked for one or two days but the weather was bad. By October the mountain is covered in snow. Since for every incident regarding Mount Ararat there are at least three or more versions of the story, one must take all information with a grain of salt. This is a polite way of saying that the guide who told me in 2010 that he searched for Donald is a known liar. I do, however, believe him about the search effort. It is unfortunate that lying, cheating, and stealing are endemic in the Mount Ararat tourism industry.
The reasons for this subculture are complex. Generally it is driven by poverty, the need to support large families throughout the winter months, gullibility of foreign tourists (like taking candy from a baby), and pressure from religious ark searchers who refuse to accept no for an answer. The general feeling among local guides is that Noah's Ark does not exist on Mount Ararat, but if foreigners want to push money at them to search, many will acquiesce. Donald falls into this third category of religious believers and ark searchers. However, there is another category of Ararat summit climbers and ark searchers: those who do not want to pay what it costs to mount an organized, safe expedition. There are hoards of people in this category which drives guiding prices down so low that the expeditions become dangerous because necessities are eliminated, such as knowledgeable guides, water, enough food, cooking gas, horses, and permits. Donald was an example of someone who did not have money to spend. After a number of previous visits, he felt he could climb without assistance.
Mount Ararat is a military controlled zone. Climbing permits from the government are required for each climber. The use of permits has been hard to control by the Turkish government. Many tourists are taken to Mount Ararat without permits. They may pay a guide or company 50 euro or 50 dollars (or more) for a permit, but that does not guarantee that the guide will pay the government for it. The normal tourism trekking path to the summit of Mount Ararat is from the south side. Donald was not anywhere in this area when last seen. So it would have been unlikely for guides to find any signs of him on the south side while guiding their tourist groups to the summit. I was told by the guide mentioned above that they also searched on the northwest side of Mount Ararat near Lake Kup.
He told me that Donald had been to Ararat to search for the ark six times. During one of his visits he had met a man who lived in a village on the north side of Mount Ararat. They became friends and the man offered his sister to Donald to marry. Both Donald and the sister agreed to the marriage idea. According to the story, Donald helped the brother get a visa to the UK and the brother was reportedly living in London while the sister was still living in her parents' home in Turkey. I have heard it said that the father stipulated that Donald could marry his daughter, but could not take her away to live in the UK.
In the Kurdish culture in eastern Turkey, it is important for family honor that women remain virgins until marriage. A woman who breaks this rigid tradition risks being killed by her own family. The man also may be harmed. This is no longer common practice to kill the woman, although the family may banish her to another town to live. The people of Turkey, as well as the people of the world, feel it is barbaric to kill a woman for this reason and they do not in any way condone it. One hears occasionally every year of a woman being murdered in a village, but it is not reported in the news. One goes to prison, one goes under the ground. The local people are just as saddened and appalled as your readers would be. The Turkish government does bring charges, so murdering women for having premarital sex (which is not illegal in Turkey) is by no means condoned by the Turkish government or citizens.
I have heard no information one way or the other about Donald's Kurdish fiancé or their friendship, if any. I assume she is still living at home with her family. I never heard one rumor or story about Donald and the Kurdish woman, so I offer this information about local culture only to give a fuller understanding of the environment. Anything more than that would be unwarranted speculation and would be unfair to the woman's family. When Donald was reported missing, his car was left at this family's home in the village.
The same guide who told me he organized a search team for the Jandarma told me, also, that Donald was last seen by a shepherd camping in his tent on September 28, 2010. The shepherd descended with his sheep in the evening. When he returned the next day, there was no sign of Donald or his belongings, so that day Donald was reported missing. This is hearsay which I have not validated.
A guide told me that without getting prior permission, Donald shipped a box of Bibles to him before his arrival so that he could distribute Bibles. This guide lectured Donald never to do that again because it put the guide in jeopardy to be receiving a big shipment of Bibles. Although Turkey is a secular country, most Turkish people are Muslim. All citizens of Turkey have their religion listed on their birth certificates. So religion, like nationality, is designated at birth. While most of the population is Muslim, that does not mean that they are all deeply religious.
One of the cornerstones of the Kurdish culture in eastern Turkey is its hospitality to friends and strangers alike. It is a moral imperative to welcome anyone who turns up at one's door. It is not surprising that Donald made friends, felt at home, and apparently came to love the Kurdish people and eastern Turkey which drew him back time and again. I have lived and worked among the Kurdish people in Dogubeyazit. They are my business partners and friends. Religion is never a topic of our conversation. Like young people all around the world, they are more interested in work opportunities, iPhones, and making FaceBook friends. Eastern Turkey is a region in which I feel particularly safe and welcomed. I have no doubt that I could travel as a single woman in all of eastern Turkey and be welcomed into any house to spend the night.
In 2011, I met an Ararat guide who had previously guided Donald on the north side of Mount Ararat three different times. This guide, whom I will refer to as Arthur to protect his anonymity, became good friends with Donald who attended Arthur's wedding.
When Donald explained to Arthur that he had no money, Arthur brought Donald to his home to sleep and took him guiding without pay. He also introduced him to a local motorcycle mechanic who was not a Mount Ararat guide. On the blog site created by Donald's brother at http://ararathunt.blogspot.com there is a photo of Donald on a motorcycle, so I assume this is why Arthur introduced him to a motorcycle mechanic who then wooed Donald away from Arthur.
In Dogubeyazit, when one is hungry, there is always someone willing to say he is a guide and to take a gullible tourist climbing for a lesser amount of money. We disparagingly refer to them as "street guides" who are constantly stealing business from the legitimate, experienced guides.
The last Arthur heard of Donald was that he was hanging out with the motorcycle mechanic who possibly (probably) also took Donald climbing on Mount Ararat. After Donald was reported missing, the mechanic left Dogubeyazit and was reported to be living in a distant part of Turkey. In contradiction to this report is the blog by Donald's brother who says he was introduced to the mechanic, Moussa, living in his village near Ararat on September 28, 2012.
In April 2010, a local Turkish guide named Ahmet Ertugrul, nicknamed Parasut (pronounced parachute), in partnership with a Dutch filmmaker named Gerrit Aalten, a Dutch film distribution company named FCCE, and a Chinese organization named Noah's Ark Ministries International (NAMI) held two press conferences in Hong Kong and Beijing. They announced they were 99.9% certain they had discovered Noah's Ark on Mount Ararat but that they were keeping the location secret to "protect" it. National Geographic reported on this announcement which resulted in worldwide publicity for their claim.
I and others, including Dr. Don Patton and Dr. Randall Price, have exposed this claim for what it is: a fraud. See www.mountainararattrek.com/ark for details of the fraud. Only those religious zealots who refuse to accept the facts of this fraud still cling to their belief that Noah's Ark was discovered on Mount Ararat.
In 2010, when Donald heard about the Parsut/NAMI claim to have discovered Noah's Ark above Lake Kup on the north side of Mount Ararat, he returned to Turkey to search for the secret ark site by himself. Donald went to Mount Ararat without government permission.
The north side of Mount Ararat is extremely dangerous to climb. Continual rock and snow avalanches in and around the A'Hora Gorge area put climbers' lives in constant danger. The government does not give permission to anyone to climb in this area. Although the government is often accused of wanting to hide the truth by not granting permission to ark searchers, the more likely reason is that the government is protecting people from themselves by keeping them out of certain danger.
There is another danger on the north side of Mount Ararat. The Turkish government and its Kurdish citizens in eastern Turkey have been in conflict since 1984 when the PKK was organized. In Turkey it is illegal to call one's self Kurdish or to refer to eastern Turkey as Kurdistan. All citizens are Turkish. Kurdistan was christened eastern Anatolia. This conflict dates back to World War 1 when the 25 million Kurds living in Kurdistan were divided into the four countries of Turkey, Iran, Iraq, and Syria. Kurds became minorities in each country. In 1923, Kemal Ataturk, the leader of the newly created country of Turkey, immediately outlawed the speaking or teaching of their native Kurdish language. They were to be referred to as "mountain Turks," not Kurds. The PKK is an armed struggle for the Kurdish people to express their Kurdish identity and receive full equal rights. Many residents in eastern Turkey view the PKK as their freedom fighters. Over 40,000 people, mostly Kurds, have been killed in this conflict since 1984. It is hard to find a Kurdish family that has not been closely touched by the death or imprisonment of a relative or friend.
The PKK is said to control Mount Ararat from 2250 meters and above while the Turkish military controls it below. In recent years, as soon as all guides and tour operators report to the Jandarma that their last group of climbers is off the mountain, usually in late September, the military has had military exercises on the mountain, including shelling it. I witnessed the poofs of smoke myself from the Igdir (north) side. In 2011, Turkey contracted with the Iranian military that crossed into Turkey and mounted a joint operation on Mount Ararat against the PKK. It is foolhardy and dangerous for one to go secretly on Ararat after the climbing season. A lone person could be mistakenly shot by the Turkish military or PKK.
The added complexity to asking questions about Donald's disappearance and getting answers is that since the PKK is designated as a terrorist organization by Turkey, anyone talking with them can be imprisoned and charged with aiding terrorists. Over forty Kurdish/Turkish journalists are now on trial for reporting on PKK activities and the ongoing conflict.
Last week a guide friend of mine lamented that he and his cousin can no longer go partridge hunting on Ararat for fear of being mistaken for PKK and killed. Partridge season begins in October. In 2011, when they began their partridge hunting trip, a huge military Cobra helicopter rose up over the mountain and circled overhead. There they were with their shotguns in plain view against the white snow. They hid under an overhanging rock for 15 minutes, praying they had not been seen, until the helicopter left; then they rapidly descended. Their partridge hunting days on Ararat are only memories now.
In September 2012, a guide found remains of an old green army-style tent and gear on the north side of Mount Ararat. While this was quickly reported as Donald's missing gear, my guide friend Arthur reports that it was probably an old military camp site. Bones from food were found, suggesting this was not Donald's site since it was uncharacteristic for Donald to carry meat with him. On the blog site of Donald's brother, he shows a photo of a business card of "Colin McDonald" supposedly found with Donald's few items and proving it was Donald's campsite. I have enough experience to know by now that it may or may not have been found at the campsite. In this region truth is an elusive concept. The guide who took Donald's brother to Ararat in September 2012, also is one of a number of liars who owes me and many others money. I once asked this guide who I could trust. He candidly answered, "No one. Don't even trust me."
In 2012, a number of documentary film makers descended upon Dogubeyazit and also contacted me for assistance in making a documentary on Donald McKenzie's disappearance. This rush of wannabe documentary makers is providing yet a new wave of business "opportunity" to the local opportunistic guides, many of whom are willing to take them anywhere and come up with whatever evidence they are seeking, whether real or fake. Donna D'Errico, American actress, went twice to Ararat in 2012 and was deceived by two different guides whom I know. She wrote me, "I now have experienced what you were trying to warn me about! I should have listened to you, and I see that now."
After Donald's disappearance in 2010, Turkish government authorities interviewed repeatedly those people who knew Donald. Government officials are aware of where the motorcycle mechanic lives. There are no answers to Donald's disappearance. There is no evidence of foul play, so how can there be a charge of murder? Did Donald get killed by an avalanche or fall into a gorge to his death (a more likely scenario)? Was he robbed (of money he did not have), then murdered? Did religious Muslim extremists murder him for proselytizing? Was he mistakenly killed as a PKK member? This will probably remain forever an unsolved mystery.
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Dr. Amy L. Beam
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Amy L. Beam is an IT professional who now works in Mount Ararat tourism. She is currently writing her book, Climbing Mount Ararat: Love and Betrayal in Kurdistan, scheduled for completion in early 2013.
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Mount Ararat Trek, offers expeditions to the summit of Mount Ararat (Agri Dagi) in eastern Turkey. mountararattrek.com
Dr. Amy L. Beam is an IT professional who now works in Mount Ararat tourism. She is currently writing her book, Climbing Mount Ararat: Love and Betrayal in Kurdistan.
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Q: Escape jq query and save output in a bash variable I am trying to save the output of the following command in a bash variable in a script. But no matter how hard i try, i am unable to escape the quotes correctly.
Here is the command whose output i want to save in a variable.
$ echo '[{"field":"fieldA","bucket":["a","b","c"]},{"field":"fieldB","bucket":["a","b","c","d"]}]' | jq -r '.[]|{field, bucketText: .bucket|join(", ")}|join(" found in bucket: ")'
fieldA found in bucket: a, b, c
fieldB found in bucket: a, b, c, d

And here is my attempt in my script file
#!/bin/bash

INPUT='[{"field":"fieldA","bucket":["a","b","c"]},{"field":"fieldB","bucket":["a","b","c","d"]}]'

OUTPUT_LINES="$(echo ${INPUT} | jq -r '.[]|{field, bucketText: .bucket|join(\", \")}|join(\" found in bucket: \")')"

printf "%s\n" "${OUTPUT_LINES}"

A: You may use this script:
#!/bin/bash

input='[{"field":"fieldA","bucket":["a","b","c"]},{"field":"fieldB","bucket":["a","b","c","d"]}]'

output="$(jq -r '.[]|{field, bucketText: .bucket|join(", ")}|join(" found in bucket: ")' <<< "$input")"

printf "%s\n" "$output"

Output:
fieldA found in bucket: a, b, c
fieldB found in bucket: a, b, c, d

Suggested changes:

*

*No need to escape double quote inside single quoted jq commands

*Recommended to use lowercase variables instead of all uppercase

*Avoid pipeline and use here-string in jq command to avoid unnecessary sub-shell creation

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Last week I wrote about a duplication error we'd found that was causing jobs to fail with an (incorrect) "Duplicate URL" error. To summarise the problem… if a submission timed out after the actual post had been made but before the success check had been completed then the job would be rescheduled to be retried a few hours later but woud then fail on the second attempt with a duplication error because the original post had in fact succeeded.
We implemented a fix for that and if a duplication error is found, we now just skip ahead to the part where we pull out the URL of the new bookmark that was created. However, we hit a snag there… we use a large pool of accounts for submissions and we use them at random for each job so when a job was retried there was no guarantee that the same account would be used the second time and in this case we wouldn't be able to pull out the Bookmark URL as it would be on somebody else's account.
So the solution for that was to start tracking which account is used with each submission job and then in the case of a retry (which happens on server errors) it will use the same account for any subsequent retries of that particular job to ensure we can correctly grab the Bookmark URL that was created.
We have implemented this fix today but please note that it is not retroactive. Meaning, we cannot go back into past jobs and figure out what account was used so we can only start recording this information from this moment onward so for any jobs that were submitted into the system prior to this fix, it's still possible that you will get some jobs that are not correctly reporting the Bookmark URL that was created.
All new jobs going forward though should now be working fully as intended!


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After breakfast, full day free for explore the beautiful beaches of Goa at your own. Overnight stay at the hotel.
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Out with the old, in with the Nitro: New Harvest Coffee provides Nitro cold brew, tea at GHH cafe
New Harvest's Nitro cold brew is a new beverage option at the Starbucks in GHH.
Kayla Ebner, Editor-in-Chief
Starbucks is brewing something new at its location in Global Heritage Hall.
The cold brew coffee served at the cafe is no longer the regular Starbucks brand — it is Nitro cold brew made by New Harvest Coffee Roasters in Pawtucket.
The family-owned business had several discussions with the university in mid-February 2019 when New Harvest proposed carrying its Nitro cold brew on campus. According to Rich Gaccione, sales and account manager, it took about a month of conversations to put the plan into action.
"The dedication and support of local food and beverage businesses that RWU has is very special," he said. "It supports the local business ecosystem and gives the students a glimpse into the wonderful world of local variety when making coffee choices on campus."
The Nitro debuted on March 18, 2019, along with a new tea they are also serving. It has mixed reviews from students on campus.
"It's enjoyable, has a little bit of a different taste but in a good way," senior Connor Marsters said. "If you don't like black coffee I wouldn't recommend, it's slightly bitter."
Senior Cheyenne Quintal agreed.
"I really like the Nitro cold brew. I think it's smooth with a creamy hint. It's definitely high in caffeine and what I need for that end of day boost."
As for the tea New Harvest also provides at the RWU cafe, she is not a big fan.
"It was bitter and had a bite to it that I wasn't expecting. If that's what you're into I'm sure you'll love it, but I'll definitely stick to regular tea bags."
The coffee is on tap at GHH and will soon be available in a mobile kegerator system that will be at outdoor events and other locations on campus. A unique aspect of New Harvest is its coffee training lab, which includes espresso machines and coffee brewers that help teach people how to brew coffee. Not only does the company provide these training services to wholesale customer employees, but they also open them up to the public.
"If anyone is interested in learning more on how to brew coffee, make latte art or just learn more about coffee, our training lab is the place to go," Gaccione said.
While New Harvest has three locations where its products are sold and distributed, the Pawtucket roastery is home to the main office and headquarters. The company is big on building relationships with local businesses and companies, often providing hot coffee donations to events such as the Rhode Island State House Christmas tree lighting ceremony. They also have an ongoing relationship supporting the Sojourner House, an organization that supports and helps people who are victims of domestic and sexual violence.
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Women watching the men pee.
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By blob74, September 24, 2017 in Real Pee Encounters & Experiences
blob74 125
Yesterday I went to a beer festival, it opened at 11am just as I arrived, the first thing that I did was to go for a pee, (the tablets that I am on). The toilet area is normally set up so that as you go into it there is a hand-wash station with 2 or 3 disabled toilets behind it with the lady's toilets going to the right in a L shape, to the left a 6 module urinal with its entrance in the middle, then toilets to make up a L shape. This time the lady's was the same but the disabled toilets were to the left of a gap, (to give an emergency exit), with a 3 module urinal to the left of them with the entrance on the end with the hand-wash station infront of the entrance.
I went in and as I peed I could see the hand-wash station and anyone using it could see straight into the urinals, when I came out I saw the other 3 module urinal on the other side of the hand-wash, its entrance at the end so that anyone coming from the lady's to use it could see right up through it.
On my second visit to pee there was a woman with her back to the hand-wash side looking into the urinals at a young lad, I said excuse me as I went passed her into the urinals passed the lad to the second urinal module trough, she was still looking as I peed, the lad went to the hand-wash with the woman, who was still watching.
The next time I went there was a male security guard there telling you to go to the far end of the urinals as some lady had complained about the men peeing.
The last time I went there was both a male and female guard there they were putting red/white tape across the other urinal entrance and had taped black bin bags over the first urinal trough with a notice not to be used.
How come us men can get into trouble peeing into the gents urinals there for that use, but a women watching can complain about it and get it stopped.
Alfresco 4,564
★ Best Real Story 2018 ★
That's the usual double standard like:
If a woman sunbathes nude in her garden and a man looks out of his window next door and sees her, he is classed as a peeping Tom. However, if a man sunbathes nude in his garden and a woman looks out of her window next door and sees him, he risks being reported for exposing himself.
If a woman goes into a male toilet (e.g. when queues are long), she gets full view of the men peeing at the urinals, then goes and hides herself completely in the cubicle and the men don't worry about it at all. If a man goes into a woman's toilet the woman complain bitterly and accuse him of all sorts of things, then he risks arrest.
Having said that, at the O2 arena in London where women were queuing for the men's cubicles and standing watching the men using the urinals, the security did kick them out (but didn't do anything else). To be honest, they could have left them because none of the men were complaining at all.
I have found that male urinal facilities at events are becoming more and more exposed. I was at an airshow recently where there were some normal, permanent toilet facilities, but a lot of portaloos had been set up and there were male urinals of the sort where they are free standing units that four people can use facing into the centre. They had screening around them, but with a gap for the entrance and no dogleg of screening, so that people outside could see straight in. I was stood peeing in one of them whilst three ladies were queuing for the portaloos and they were very clearly watching me whilst they waited.
Another event had urinals in a trailer, so you went up the steps and into a trailer where a row of urinals was on each side. The first three urinals on each side could clearly be seen from the doors. They were sited adjacent to the ladies portaloos, so there were usually queues of ladies there and they could be seen to be looking into the urinals.
owlman76 1,869
I once asked this question, and got an interesting answer, how true it was I couldn't really say, apparently if a bloke walks around with his pants off then it's indecent exposure, but apparently because a woman's bits are inside then it's not exposure, weird.
glad1 1,437
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Not sure I'd like this in a public setting like at a concert or festival, but I have no problem in the outdoors where there's no other options nearby. Many times I've peed on trailsides, off small boats and sandbars on the side of rivers, only to look around and catch the eyes of women staring back at me. The least I could do was smile.
ppppppp 320
This was a music festival one summer. There were a line of port-a-loos near the front of the main stage. There was a gap between them and the chain link fence behind them. On the other side of the fence was woodland. I went for a walk in the woods and found my way behind the loos. There was a constant stream of people - in broad daylight - going behind the loos to pee. Both men and women. The women peeing there were too desperate to be able to wait in the queue for the toilets, and I saw many bare themselves to squat and pee on the ground.
With me in the woods was a small group; two blokes, and two girls. The blokes were watching all the girls peeing behind the toilets, and the the two girls were watching the men, and also watching the men with them getting turned on by the activity.
I didn't stay long, but I must have seen 20-30 girls squatting, and there must have been twice that number of men watering the ground.
I think a lot of the problems with peeing are down to a combination of a few perverts, and people being over sensitive, there's always somebody who feels the need to be offended on your behalf, now excuse me but if someone makes a comment towards you as an individual, and it doesn't bother you, then why should someone else stick their nose in!
If you get someone hanging around a public toilet, who isn't using it, or is perhaps taking pictures, then yes there is a problem, to coin an old phrase, "if you're not going to shit, then get off the pot".
over here in the UK recently we've had loads of people claiming they've been sexually assaulted, now I don't mean to decry it, a sexual assault is a serious matter, however it needs to be put into context.
If me and a male work colleague are at the races and our horse wins, lets imagine we've had a bet, and won a few hundred quid, we jump up and excitedly hug one another, or pat each other on the back,( sports people do it all the time) that's fine, however if I do the same with a female work colleague, then that could be classed as a sexual assault, how!
Suppose I'm going through a crowded entrance, and a woman alongside me is in danger of getting pushed into a wall, I gently place my arm around her shoulder, and steer her towards the door, sexual assault, or just polite courtesy?
Now if I was to openly reach out and touch a lady's bottom as she bent over, or ran my hands across her breasts as she walked past me, then yes, that would clearly be a case of sexual assault.
It's the same with a toilet, if you have to pee then you have to pee, if there are no toilets, then a discrete pee, down an entry away from the public is fine by me, whipping it out and pissing against a lampost at mid day in a busy town centre clearly isn't, and that is the difference, it's people's perception of things, in an age of supposed equality, things are often far from equal. I've mentioned it before, I believe, but take the following scenario.
Imagine there is a long queue for the toilets, both male and female, there are 2 groups of people, both have been drinking, but are not drunk,they are however desperate to use the toilet. the wait is quite long and unfortunately one of the young ladies cannot hold on, she urinates in her trousers, at the same time, the same thing happens to one of the young males in the other line.
We have two identical incidents, one involving a male and one a female, we will however probably get two entirely different accounts from passers by,
" oh it was awful, there were not enough toilets, people were queuing for ages, there was one poor girl who waited so long she wet herself"
"it was disgusting, there were drunks everywhere, one lad was so drunk he couldn't even find the toilets, pissed himself in front of everybody"
See the exact same situation, the only difference being one is male, the other female, yet you'd get two entirely different sets of comments, yet you only have to listen to a group of women talking, they say things that would make a bloke blush, look at them fight, they are hardly the "gentler sex" these days, yet we still get a distorted viewpoint, equality it certainly isn't.
Beach Bro 51
This topic reminded me of my physical for the army when I was 19. All of the inductees were wearing just their underwear. We were in a single file line and went from station to station to check our heart, blood pressure, etc. As the line passed a wall into the next room, I saw 2 porcelain trough urinals built into an L shaped wall. At the entrance was a woman handing out jars and giving us a sticker to apply with our information. At the end of the urinals was another woman who collected the jars. My place was at the end of the urinals next to the lady who collected the jars and put them on a cart. I walked up to the trough, lifted the leg opening of my briefs, and stood there waiting to pee. For whatever reason, it took me a little while to start the flow. Meanwhile, guys are walking behind me to give the lady the filled jars to put on the cart. A guy walked up to the empty spot next to me as my dick was inside the jar waiting to fire. As soon as I heard his flow start, mine began. I looked at the lady while I was peeing and almost overflowed the jar. It was an odd experience, yet I really like peeing with the woman standing right next to me.
On 11/19/2019 at 3:27 PM, Beach Bro said:
I wonder if she liked watching or whether she found it awkward or just part of standard life.
steamlover6 465
These stories bring to mind the world famous Notting Hill Carnival in the UK. They construct wooden huts with perhaps 5 cubicles with a sort of door for the ladies (up a few steps and peeing into 5 ft high rubbish bins) and an open trough on the back wall of the hut where 4 or 5 men can stand side by side in full view of everyone on the street. For girls who love to watch men peeing it is paradise! And I know for a fact that lots do love it. The amount of drink consumed is enormous so a fun time for all pee lovers who go.
Reminds me of when we have to take drug tests at work, you go into a toilet and are handed a pot by the tester, usually female, for security reasons she has to remain with you while you do it, but she turns around whilst you pee. I'd drank loads of liquid, filled the pot and continued into the toilet, I was pissing like a racehorse, finally I'd finished, she turned around and took the steaming pot from me, "sounds like you really needed that" she said with a little smile. I was talking to her afterwards and asked what she did for a living, it transpired that most of her working life was spent going around collecting samples for drug testing. "imagine telling people that you take the piss for a living" I replied, " I bet that gets some strange comments" she began to laugh then suddenly added, "oops, nearly did my own sample then", what a shame she was wearing dark trousers, because I think we both knew from her reaction that she'd probably done her 'own sample' albeit a very small one. lol
Simpfan 632
If I could see men urinate there, I would make more frequent trips to wash my hands! But I wouldn't mind a man watching me pee. Reciprocity.
UnauthorisedGuy 324
On 11/29/2019 at 1:24 AM, owlman76 said:
I get that it's not the main point of your post, but I'm really surprised that a woman would be allowed to supervise male employees taking a drug test. I'm guessing that female employees wouldn't be asked to pee in the presence of a male tester. Also, it seems to me that the process is not conclusive - as I understand it, when Olympic athletes are required to supply a urine sample, the tester actually watches the athlete pee into the collection container.
Ms. Tito 669
On 9/24/2017 at 10:17 AM, blob74 said:
If I was watching I certainly wouldn't complain.
charly5197 60
I think it's very erotic when a woman watching me peeing
Metalcrue 132
Got to admit, I love the thought of girls seeing me pee. I'm not exactly shy so don't really try to hide.
I've been walked in on by cleaners numerous times. They always seem to stop and take a glance.
On 11/20/2019 at 12:31 PM, Alfresco said:
Hey Alfresco: The nurse didn't really react other than to notice that it took me a while to start the flow. Once the flow started, I looked over at her taking samples from the other men. Before I knew it, I had to deflect my stream out of the jar and into the trough. I thought that it was cool that all of these young men peed in front of these 2 women all morning long. I'd love to have that job!
Doc-S 69
On 9/24/2017 at 3:17 PM, blob74 said:
Us men always get in trouble for this or that. How things are now.
gldenwetgoose 6,812
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I've said it before and I'll say it again here...
Before reaching this community I'd had a growing pee fetish (along with a near obsession with the female body) for a long time. Like many young men I couldn't get enough, whether it be as a young teen browsing the lingerie section of a Kays catalogue or later discovering porn. The thing was (a) it was always a guilty secret and (b) it always felt very one sided. Guiltily I felt very much that I was some sort of predator (in thought anyway, not physically) in some male dominated way. Porn models being controlled and forced to do degrading things for man's pleasure.
Now having spent time here, I find it an absolute blast to realise that there are ladies out there who enjoy seeing a guy pee, just as much as I'd enjoy seeing them. It redresses the balance, brings some equality into things - for me at least.
I'm no exhibitionist, but if there's a circumstance where someone wants to sneak a glance at me, I'm more than happy to allow them.
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Q: laravel 5.6 - setting correct relationships to eager load Setting up a gaming site. I have 3 tables. A user, rank (think military-ish), and a rank_history table.
Rank:
id, name, abbr, level, nextlevel, mintime

RankHistory:
id, user_id, rank_id, promoter, reason, created_at

public function User()
{
    return $this->belongsToMany(User::class);
}

public function PromotedBy()
{
    return $this->belongsToMany(User::class, 'rank_history', 'id', 'promoter');
}

public function Rank()
{
    return $this->belongstoMany(Rank::class);
}

user:
id, name, yadda (standard user stuff; nothing relevant)

public function RankHistory()
{
    return $this->hasMany(RankHistory::class);
}

I use the rank history as a way to set promotions, demotions, and have a history. ultimately I'd love to be able to type $user->rank_detail($detail)
and have it return either the rank's abbr, name, level, whatever.
user.php

protected $with = ['rankhistory'];

public function rank_detail($detail)
{
    $rankId = $this->RankHistory->pluck('rank_id')->last();

    if (!$rankId) { $rankId = 1;}

    return Rank::where('id', $rankId)->value($detail);
}

this works, but it makes a separate query call to hit the Rank table to get the details. Since it's pretty safe I will need the rank info a lot when I get the user, it makes enough sense for me to eager load these. The question is, how? I have tried hasmanythrough, hasmany, even tried adding $with =[ rankhistory.rank'] nothing works. I also know this can be solved by adding a rank column to the user table, but where it's possible a user will change rank often, I wanted to keep the user table as clean as possible. Plus having the history table gives the user a record.
So, the question is: what do I need to put on the user (and or other files) to eager load the Rank info with the user?
Also of note, the promoter in the rankhistory table is FK to id on the users table. How would I get that relationship as well? right now I can return $history->promoter and it will give me an id.. how can I get a user info without unnecessary query calls?

A: Try this:
class User
{
    protected $with = ['rankHistory.rank'];

    public function rankHistory()
    {
        return $this->hasOne(RankHistory::class)->latest();
    }

    public function rank_detail($detail)
    {
        if ($this->rankHistory) {
            return $this->rankHistory->rank->$detail;
        }

        return Rank::find(1)->$detail;
    }
}

class RankHistory
{
    public function rank()
    {
        return $this->belongsTo(Rank::class);
    }
}


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Red Sky Ranch (Norman) - Colorado - USA
Red Sky Ranch and Golf Club,
376 Red Sky Road,
Colorado (CO) 81655,
120 miles W of downtown Denver
Members and their guests and guests staying at certain local resorts
Jeff Hanson
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Write a review for Red Sky Ranch (Norman)
The Norman and Fazio courses at Red Sky Ranch and Golf Club are new millennium offerings that opened within a couple of years of each other and such is their undoubted quality, they both feature prominently in modern Colorado State golf course rankings.
The Norman course appeared in 2003, a year after the unveiling of the Fazio layout, and it plays longer – by almost 500 yards – and tougher than its older sibling, as a back tee slope rating of 146 (against 134 on the Fazio course) confirms.
Greg Norman is on record as having this to say about his course at Red Sky Ranch:
"The Norman course at Red Sky Ranch & Golf Club was my first design in the Colorado Mountains. I first toured the property in 2000 and was struck by the authentic mountain feel to the project. In fact, it reminded me of Seven Lakes Lodge, a ranch I own in northwest Colorado.
As with all our golf courses, we work closely with the land planners, environmentalists and developers to achieve a balance between a natural and playable golf course and a unique development and residential experience.
At Red Sky, we had more than 400 acres to route the golf course, and those parameters helped define the golf course routing – the backbone for the course and the basis for variety in the holes.
I try to find variety in terms of direction, length, slope, par and shot shape, and that challenge is magnified when designing a course with an elevation eclipsing 7,500 feet. Interestingly, there is an elevation change of 400 feet from the 14th tee to the 3rd green".
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Description: Opened in 2003, the Norman course is much the tougher of the two 18-hole layouts at Red Sky Ranch & Golf Club. Separated from the Fazio course by a ridge, it measures almost 500 yards longer than its older golfing sibling. Written by: Top100 Aggregated Rating Rating: 8 out of 10 Reviews: 1
M. James Ward
Greg Norman had a stellar playing career although clearly his inability to close out key major championships in several instances will forever follow him. Despite his shortcomings in crucial moments in big time golf situations The Shark has demonstrated a business portfolio that has been most impressive since his tournament playing days ended.
Norman has been most active in the designing of courses worldwide and his record on that front is quite good.
I've played roughly a dozen or so of his layouts and one of the more impressive is his work at Red Sky Ranch. Having 400+ acres of land to use gave Norman the freedom to allow his work to breathe -- not cluttered with eye-catching intrusions that would simply suffocate the layout.
Norman understood the key element for any course was to allow the land to be the major storyteller. The course flows with the terrain - it's not superimposed upon it. There are expansive fairways -- plenty of room to go after the tee shot but always with a preferred side. The greens are large in most instances but are not encumbered with excessive contours to the point of silliness. Skill, not luck, is the prerequisite determinant when using the flatstick.
True to his character -- Norman does provide for holes for aggressive lines of attack. The player who can pull off such herculean shots will reap major rewards. Pity the same player who fails to do so.
When I played the course the turf conditioning was top tier. Fairways were cut tight allowing for fast playing surfaces. The rolling terrain provided differentiation but not to excess so that shot distortion becomes an issue.
Although the course is listed at nearly 7,600 yards - the elevation allows anywhere from 10-15% more distance so it's possible to have a par-4 that measures 559 yards as the 9th does. It also helps by playing downhill too. There's also the 283-yard par-3 16th which on its face seems overly long but is designed to allow for a range of shots. The backdrop for that hole is utterly riveting.
The expansive property allows the eye to wander -- in fact -- when playing you need to catch yourself from being totally distracted at key moments when playing.
So much of the golf development effort in the heart of the Colorado mountains that took place in the 1990's was done to provide functional golf that often served as the lynchpin in selling real estate. A number of the courses that came into existence are fairly predictable -- often pedestrian in terms of their architectural heft.
Norman did not pull punches in creating his layout at Red Sky Ranch. There's plenty of teeth and you realize very early in the round that half-hearted shots will not sniff anything close to a reward. Norman did not forget about providing elasticity for those with higher handicaps. The greens do allow for shots to run on in nearly all cases. The demands are there for those who seek to look for the quick shortcuts and fail to provide the needed execution.
It puzzles me why the Norman layout has not received more glowing accounts. You get the sense right away when you stand on the 1st tee and gaze at the land just in front of you. The public can access the course at times as open play is split every other day with the nearby sister Fazio layout although it is that layout that often gets more critical acclaim which I find totally baffling.
It's too bad the golf season is a limited one at such elevations but for those who can avail themselves for the opportunity you will certainly enjoy what's provided. What makes the Norman layout so spectacular is how the architect sublimated any desire to go to extremes -- allowing the property and the overall setting to take first billing. There is no one star hole but the totality of what is provided that carries the day in a very solid manner.
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Woman Shares Horrifying Experiences Of Domestic Violence
Domestic violence is one of the major human rights and public health concerns in India. A report reveals that domestic violence can adversely affect a person's physical as well as psychological health. A survey has found that women are invariably the victims in the majority of domestic violence cases, especially in Indian society. According to the survey result, the perpetrators are mostly the husbands or the in-laws. Domestic violence is the most common form of crime against women in India, found the National Crime Records Bureau. The report shows that 18%-70% of women are victims of domestic violence in India. It also shows that 21%-48% of married women experience physical abuse by their husbands or in-laws every year.
Mrs. Priyanka Tendulkar, professor of human psychology and family studies, Scottish University, said, "The connection between mental health and domestic violence is usually bidirectional. Most women who experience domestic violence suffer from several mental health conditions like depression, anxiety, post-traumatic stress disorder, suicidal tendencies, and substance abuse." She further added that the severity and frequency of the depression symptoms largely depend on the intensity and duration of the violence. For years, women have been taught to stay silent and tolerate things that provide men immense power and authority over women in our society.
We spoke with Ms. Pamela Bose, a 28-year-old corporate employee who bravely dealt with their mental health problems after suffering from domestic violence. While sharing her story, Pamela said, "I was born and brought up in a very conservative family. Within a month after my 12th board exams, my father arranged my marriage with a man almost ten years older than me." Pamela further shared that she became suicidal within the first month of her marriage because of suffering extreme domestic violence. She couldn't let her family know about her situation as her husband threatened her. He started to behave inappropriately and control everything in Pamela's life. He used to decide when she would wake up, what she would eat, and even what she would wear. "I was surprised by seeing his changed behavior towards me after two days of my marriage. He snatched my phone so that I could not inform anyone about my situation. He made me delete all my social media accounts. Whenever I did anything without him knowing, he used to beat me up," said Pamela.
When the abuse started to get worse, Pamela decided to leave her in-laws' house. She further said, "I decided to file an FIR against my husband. He had abused me both physically and emotionally. Fortunately, my family supported me at that time after knowing everything. As I had a lot of proof against him, it was not difficult to get a divorce from him." We asked her about her mental health condition after suffering in a toxic marriage. While answering, she said, "It was not at all easy for me. I was emotionally broken to the core. He was successful in breaking my self-esteem very easily. When I shifted with my family to Delhi, I started to have severe panic attacks at night. My mental health condition started to affect my physical health."
Pamela was diagnosed with chronic depression and was suffering from suicidal tendencies. She suffered from depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). After consulting with a psychologist, Pamela went for therapy treatment. She started to recover over time with regular counseling and therapy sessions. When her mental health condition had improved, she convinced her parents about applying for a graduation course. Later, she got a placement in a reputed organization. "I was only 18-years-old when I got married. The day I spent in that house haunted me for years. At a certain point, I wanted to end my life. Many people perceive that married women can't be raped, but I was raped by my husband," she added.
Pamela said that no one should consider domestic violence a normal or casual practice. No woman should tolerate such abuse only because they are taught to obey certain social rules. If such a situation happens, women should protest from the very beginning so that no one can cross the line. "Tolerating your husband's abuse, torture, and disrespect is not acceptable simply because he is your husband. Stand up for yourself, protect yourself and set strong, healthy personal boundaries. Make yourself a priority in your life," she added.
When asked about the reason behind such incidents in society, Pamela said, "There is a stigma that says girls should not be alone. She can spend her life suffering physical and emotional abuse, but she should never be unmarried. A wife should consider the fact that her husband has all the right to abuse or control her life. A girl should not complain about all these as she is born only to experience these things. Such stigmas have changed the mindset of our society. And due to this mindset, women experience abuse for many years."
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namespace SwedbankJson\Auth;

use Exception;
use SwedbankJson\AppData;
use SwedbankJson\Exception\UserException;

/**
 * Class SecurityToken
 * @package SwedbankJson\Auth
 */
class SecurityToken extends AbstractAuth
{
    /** @var string Username. Personal identity number or corporate identity number (personnummer/organisationsnummer) */
    private $_username;

    /** @var string One time code or response code */
    private $_challengeResponse;

    /** @var string Control number */
    private $_challenge;

    /** @var bool Security token type. */
    private $_useOneTimePassword;

    /**
     * SecurityToken constructor.
     *
     * @param AppData $appData
     * @param string  $username          Personal identity number or corporate identity number (personnummer/organisationsnummer)
     * @param int     $challengeResponse One time code or response code from security token
     * @param bool    $debug             Enable debugging
     *
     * @throws Exception
     */
    public function __construct(AppData $appData, $username, $challengeResponse = 0, $debug = false)
    {
        $this->setAppData($appData);
        $this->_username = $username;
        $this->setChallengeResponse($challengeResponse);
        $this->_debug = (bool)$debug;
        $this->setAuthorizationKey();
    }

    /**
     * Fetch control number
     *
     * For security token with control number and response code.
     *
     * @return string|null Control number. Null if the security token only requires a generated one time code.
     * @throws Exception
     * @throws \GuzzleHttp\Exception\GuzzleException
     */
    public function getChallenge()
    {
        if (empty($this->_challenge))
        {
            $output = $this->postRequest(
                'identification/securitytoken/challenge',
                [
                    'useEasyLogin'        => false,
                    'generateEasyLoginId' => false,
                    'userId'              => $this->_username,
                ]
            );

            if (!isset($output->links->next->uri))
                throw new Exception('Cannot fetch control number. Check if the username is correct.', 10);

            $this->_challenge          = $output->challenge;
            $this->_useOneTimePassword = (bool)$output->useOneTimePassword;
        }

        return $this->_challenge;
    }

    /**
     * Sign in
     *
     * It is a good idea to check security token type before sign in with getChallenge() and isUseOneTimePassword().
     *
     * @param string $challengeResponse One time code or response code from security token
     *
     * @return bool      True on successful sign in
     * @throws Exception
     * @throws \GuzzleHttp\Exception\GuzzleException
     */
    public function login($challengeResponse = '')
    {
        if (!empty($challengeResponse))
            $this->setChallengeResponse($challengeResponse);

        if (is_null($this->_challenge))
            $this->getChallenge();

        if (empty($this->_challengeResponse))
            throw new UserException('One time code or response code from security token is missing.', 11);

        $output = $this->postRequest('identification/securitytoken', ['response' => (string)$this->_challengeResponse,]);

        if (!isset($output->links->next->uri))
        {
            $code      = ($this->isUseOneTimePassword()) ? 'one time code' : 'response code';
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            throw new Exception(sprintf('Cannot sign in. Probably due to invalid or too old %s.', $code), $errorCode);
        }

        return true;
    }

    /**
     * Set one time code or response code
     *
     * @param string $challengeResponse One time code or response code from security token.
     */
    public function setChallengeResponse($challengeResponse)
    {
        $this->_challengeResponse = $challengeResponse;
    }

    /**
     * Security token type
     *
     * @return bool True for one time code, else control number and response code security token
     */
    public function isUseOneTimePassword()
    {
        return $this->_useOneTimePassword;
    }
}


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Hope Azeda and Her Art that Heals
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'Theatre in Rwanda? Are you crazy? There's no theatre in Rwanda,' said Hope Azeda's brother when she asked him to take her to Rwanda. Hope, now a monumental figure in Rwanda's theatre, was intent on seeing a Government official who had promised her support to make theatre in the small East African country. Despite her brother's misgivings, Hope wore hope like a second skin.
Small Beginnings: Big Hope
So, sometime in 2000, hope saw Hope, with a khaki envelope clutched in her hands, get onto a bus for a rather unfamiliar journey to Kigali. The envelope contained her most precious possession then, Amashyiga ya Sehutiswa, a dramatic script; and certainly the only copy there was in the world. She was a girl freshly out of Makerere University. She had been born and raised in Uganda. She was simply returning home.
Hope Azeda Director, Mashirika Performing Arts and Media Company/ Founder and Curator, Ubumuntu Arts Festival
A few months before graduation, Azeda had met the Director of Information in the Rwandan Government at the National Theatre in Kampala who had asked her to come home after school and start theatre there. He had been impressed by Azeda's outstanding performance as a Rwandan deejay in Alex Mukulu's Mambo Bado.
See also: Rose Mbowa of "Mother Uganda" and her Theatre
She arrived in Kigali in the very oddities of circumstances. The Director was out of office. She had no official appointment to see him. But Hope did not retreat nor surrender. She remembered the age-old wisdom of her headmaster at Namasagali College a school where she had her secondary education back in Uganda: 'Fr Grimes always reminded us to walk and knock on the right door. I didn't want to leave my envelope with the wrong people.' Hope could have met Mother Luck that morning, for when the Director walked into the waiting lounge, he quickly recognised her.
Since the country had no conventional theatre culture then, her first placement was at Radio Rwanda. 'There were only traditional dances and radio dramas; that's what I found,' reveals Azeda, 'Every Thursday, at 8:00pm, people would rush to pick their radios and listen to these dramas.' By and large, her work at the radio involved editing and writing radio scripts.
The nonexistent theatre culture or theatre spaces would not deter Hope from creating art. Over the years, she has mastered the art of doing theatre in found spaces that for her, 'spaces have become part of the storytelling'.
A Theatre Confronting the Horrors of Genocide
Hope Azeda's Generation 25 at Kwibuka (We Remember) last year. (Photo by Daniel Ecwalu)
In her first year in radio, Hope rekindled her hope in theatre. The apocalyptic effects of the 1994 Genocide against the Tutsi and the moderate Hutus slapped her hard in the face. She notes: 'When we were in Uganda, they often said God lives in Heaven and sleeps in Rwanda. It was called the land of milk and honey. When I came back to Rwanda, what I thought was home became a school. I was hit by what had happened to this beautiful country. One million people killed in 100 days! Up to this day, I have never understood what happened.'
See also: Mboso Khoza on why the Battle of Islandlwana Remains Pivotal Moment in African History
There was no better way Hope would nurse the wounds of the Genocide survivors or bring hope to Rwanda than theatre. She mobilised a group of novice actors to work on Amashyiga ya Sehutiswa. 'We used to meet under a tree. There was no rehearsal space. No money. Half of the cast left when I told them the script could bring us money,' Hope looks back. They should have believed her, because it wasn't long when she got a contribution of 200 USD from a patron. That was how Mashrika Performing Arts and Media Company was born.
Today, Mashrika is Rwanda's most foremost arts organisation. In an array of over 70 productions, the company, under the artistic stewardship of Azeda, has authenticated the power of using theatre in healing post-genocide trauma and reaffirming humanity. Africa's Hope (produced in 2004) on the 10th commemoration of Genocide remains one of the most popular of their productions. It is a story of a pregnant woman hiding away from genociders in corpses. Azeda tells it from the point of view of a 10-year old child who lost her family in the genocide and the uncanny questions such a tragedy raises in the child's callow mind.
Azeda's other notable plays on the theme of the Genocide include Bridge of Roses (2014) and Generation 25 (2019). The latter was performed at the Kwibuka 25, the official 25th memorial of the Genocide. 'It is a Rwandan story but tackles very global questions asked by any generation 25, say in the US, Nigeria or Mexico,' she notes.
See also: The Shopping Dead: A New Theatrical Sensation on WhatsApp
In most of her plays, Hope Azeda uses poetry, dance, physical movement and action. While her actors have specific roles designated to them, the characters are based on true stories. It is, therefore, not uncommon to find actors breakdown during the rehearsal process. Overall, she works with a cast of about 1000, usually performing for over 30,000 people in non-conventional theatre spaces such as stadia.
Her experience on using the arts may have been changing: from remembering Genocide to teaching the young generation, but the sheer motivation of tackling memory runs through all the plays. On the role of her work in post-Genocide rehabilitation, she confesses: 'We are here as witness-bearers so that it doesn't happen again.'
Art for Humanity: Hope Azeda's wider Contribution
A Performance at the recently concluded Virtual Ubumuntu Arts Festival curated by Hope Azeda
Azeda describes herself as first and foremost a human being: 'I'm learning what it means to be human.' It is upon that background that she founded the Ubumuntu Arts Festival in 2015 under the African Leadership Institute project. The festival, curated by Azeda herself, happens at the Genocide Memorial in Kigali every year and attracts about 35 countries. This year, Ubumuntu took '100 Stories of Hope' to online audiences under the theme 'Stop, Beathe, Live'. They are also running Our Shared Stories, a collaboration of Rwanda, German and Bosnia.
See also: Billy Langa and Mahlatsi Mokgonyana on Pushing the Boundaries of the Craft
If you look at the huge scale of her work in theatre, you may not think that this mother of two daughters still finds time for other things. She was, for instance, the casting director of the popular Genocide film, Sometimes in April, and has worked on other film and TV projects such as Shake Hands with the Devil, Beyond the Gates, Africa United and East Africa's Got Talent.
Elsewhere described as 'Rwanda's queen of the arts', Hope Azeda is the country's rivulet of hope. It is 20 years since Rwandan theatre discovered this pearl, but she is still nourishing the land of a thousand hills, and not about to stop.
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Daring Director Maseko Wants Askari to Rock Abroad
A Manifesto for the Future Stage: Performance Is a Human Right
Uganda's Creative Industry Under Siege Again- Sylver Kyagulanyi


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Say, combo box has these items in this order : 1,2,1,3,1
When i select the 2nd or 3rd "1" to remove , every time first one is being removed. This way,i came to know that Combo Box or List Box works in STACK's way(last in first out).
What will be solution  of this situation, where i want to remove 2nd "1" ,it removes THE 2ND ONE.
Hope,i have made my problem understandable to all.

A: I cant really get where your problem is. If you say its removing the first one, then you are probably removing by the text of the item. Instead of that, just select it by the index!?
If you're deleting by clicking a button:
private void OnDelete_Click(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
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Because every unit is seemingly one of strength, the scrutiny is placed on Taylor, who has fielded questions about his playcalling ability at various points throughout his four-year stint with the Bengals.
When asked if giving up that role had been considered, Taylor answered by adding the effort is collaborative, hence the indifference on who is actually delivering the playcalls to Burrow.
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The primary issue for Cincinnati's struggles is the inability to start games quickly. In the team's two victories, the Bengals have scored on the opening drive and played with a lead. The three losses all featured a common trait -- falling behind by 10 or more points in the first half. Bengals wide receiver Tyler Boyd agreed with Taylor about starting games better. Boyd also endorsed the offense as a whole.
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The Bengals know they're capable of producing like the best teams in the league. That's what makes the beginning of this season so frustrating.
"We are what our record says we are," said Bengals offensive coordinator Brian Callahan. "We're a 2-3 football team that's not produced and played on offense as good as we're capable of."


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Q: Building a dictionary based on ranks I'm creating a simplified program of Texas hold'em and I'm trying to create a function that builds a dictionary based upon the ranks of the cards.
For example, if I have:
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H2: [6c, 2c, 6d, 6h, 2h, 3s, Ad]

I want to get something that looks like:
{2: [2c, 2h], 3: [3s], 6: [6c, 6d, 6h, 6s]} when I call my function for H1.
So I want to take the 7 cards and build a dictionary based upon the ranks. In this instance, I'm looking for four of a kind.

A: In [51]: import operator

In [52]: import itertools as IT

In [53]: H1 =  ['6c', '2c', '6d', '6h', '2h', '6s', '3s']

In [54]: {rank:list(group) for rank, group in IT.groupby(sorted(H1), key=operator.itemgetter(slice(None, -1)))}
Out[54]: {'2': ['2c', '2h'], '3': ['3s'], '6': ['6c', '6d', '6h', '6s']}

or
In [65]: {rank:list(group) for rank, group in IT.groupby(sorted(H1), key=lambda card: card[:-1])}
Out[65]: {'2': ['2c', '2h'], '3': ['3s'], '6': ['6c', '6d', '6h', '6s']}

Note that if the ten of clubs is represented by '10c' then to peel off the rank you would need operator.itemgetter(slice(None, -1)). On the other hand, if you represented the ten of clubs with 'tc', then operator.itemgetter(0) would suffice.