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Q: Failed to access perforce server when using ingress(Kubernetes) to route the service I am getting "partner is not a Perforce client/server" when using ingress to route the service, but I am able to directly query the perforce server in the Kubernetes cluster.
apiVersion: extensions/v1beta1
kind: Ingress
metadata:
  name: ingress-notls
  namespace: default
  annotations:
    kubernetes.io/ingress.class: "gce"
spec:
  rules:
  - host: perforce.domain.com
    http:
      paths:
      - path: /*
        backend:
          serviceName: p4-server
          servicePort: 80

p4 service
apiVersion: v1
kind: Service
metadata:
  name: p4-server
spec:
  type: NodePort
  ports:
    - port: 80
      targetPort: 1666
      nodePort: 30166
      name: p4-server

  selector:
    run: p4-server

if I am in the cluster:
$ p4 -p p4-server:80 info
User name: root
Client name: platform-3101934619-wtxs5
Client host: platform-3101934619-wtxs5
Client unknown.
Current directory: /
Peer address: 10.4.0.218:49924
Client address: 10.4.0.218
Server address: p4-server-1400441787-fcmd9:1666
Server root: /codelingo
Server date: 2017/10/04 02:19:17 +0000 UTC
Server uptime: 380:53:52
Server version: P4D/LINUX26X86_64/2017.1/1511680 (2017/05/05)
Server license: none
Case Handling: sensitive

p4 logs:
Perforce server info:
    2017/10/04 02:19:17 pid 23038 root@platform-3101934619-wtxs5 10.4.0.218 [p4/2017.1/LINUX26X86_64/1511680] 'user-info'

Failed attempt via ingress:
$ p4 -p perforce.domain.com:80 info
(hangs)

p4 logs:
Perforce server error:
    Date 2017/10/04 02:18:30:
    Pid 23012
    Connection from 10.4.0.1:38622 broken.
    RpcTransport: partner is not a Perforce client/server.
    RpcTransport: partner is not a Perforce client/server.
    RpcTransport: partner is not a Perforce client/server.

A:
Peer address: 10.4.0.218:49924

looks suspiciously like a bi-directional protocol, meaning that client and server expect to have unfettered access to one another, ala (non-passive mode) ftp

    http:
      paths:
      - path: /*

I don't believe that http: stanza is an accurate statement, as I doubt super, super seriously that Perforce speaks http between the client and the server. There are ongoing discussions around teaching Ingress about TCP, but for the time being I think you've gotten most of the way to where you want to go by already having a NodePort for :1666
Create a GCE tcp load balancer (which effectively is just a firewall to keep the wild Internet away from your cluster) and point its 1666 to port 30166 on every Node in your cluster. It's unclear if anything further needs to happen around Perforce, but from the "establishing tcp/ip connectivity between outsiders and your in-cluster P4" point of view, I think that would do it


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CRYPTOPSY: Canadian Headlining Tour Announced
Quebec-based death metallers CRYPTOPSY have announced the details of their fall 2006 Canadian headlining tour. The dates are as follows:
Sep. 29 - St. John, NB @ Nep-Tunes
Sep. 30 - Halifax, NS @ Captain Elis
Oct. 02 - Quebec City, QC @ L'Imperial
Oct. 03 - Montreal, QC @ Medley
Oct. 04 - Ottawa, ON @ Maverick's
Oct. 05 - Hamilton, ON @ Absinthe
Oct. 06 - Royun Noranfda, QC @ Petit Theatre
Oct. 07 - Toronto, ON @ The Opera House
Oct. 08 - London, ON @ Embassy
Oct. 09 - Sudbury, ON @ Shriner's Hall
Oct. 11 - Thunder Bay, ON @ Kilroy's
Oct. 12 - Winnipeg. MB @ Royal Albert Arms
Oct. 13 - Regina, SK @ Exchange
Oct. 14 - Edmonton, AL @ The Mead Hall
Oct. 16 - Victoria, BC @ Sugar Nightclub
Oct. 17 - Vancouver, BC @ Columbia
Oct. 19 - Calgary, AB @ The Stetson
CRYPTOPSY were recently forced to cancel their previously announced East Coast mini-tour due to immigration problems. The trek, which was scheduled to kick off on April 24 in Philadelphia, was slated to include an appearance at the New England Metal and Hardcore Festival on April 29 in Worcester, Massachusetts. The dates have since been rescheduled for late July. More information is available at Cryptopsy.net.
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Charity Dandelion Time
Dandelion Time
All Saints' Church Staplehurst Charity for April 2022 to March 2023
All Saints Church has chosen Dandelion Time to support from April 2022 to March 2023.
Dandelion Time gives children and families time and space to love and trust again Time to heal from emotional trauma and abuse Time to rebuild confidence and strengthen relationships And time to develop skills and aspirations for a brighter future.
Dandelion Time works with the child and the wider family, believing that family relationships and bonds are vital in helping a child overcome their difficulties and are often a key factor in their issues. Bringing together members of the family (and on occasion professionals and others important to the child) allows family relationships to be fostered and, with the guidance and encouragement of supportive and skilled therapeutic staff, helps to build self-respect, empathy and positive communication.
Dandelion Time Website (External link)


Perrennial losing candidate Melchor Chavez continues to try his luck in landing in the Senate even if nobody thinks he will win.
GMA News' Jessica Soho asked Chavez why he was so doggedly determined to win as senator after applying eight times with the Commission on Elections since 1992 – five times he was declared a nuisance, three times he was allowed to run.
He promised to match Duterte's ferocity but he stressed he would only support Duterte on the right issues. He is counting on the votes of his peers in the Citizens' Crime Watch which he claimed has 5 million members.


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Catherine Anne Warfield
The author of the poem, "Pewee Valley," was Catherine Anne Ware Warfield (1816-1877), another early Pewee resident (see the c. 1890 map). A native of Natchez, Mississippi, she came to Kentucky at age 17 when she married Robert Elisha Warfield in 1833.
Her husband was from a prominent Lexington family and was probably the son of Dr. Elisha Warfield, a professor of surgery and obstetrics at Transylvania University and a charter member of the Lexington Jockey Club. Dr. Warfield is known as the "Father of Kentucky Turf," because he bred a bay colt named Darleymey that went on to become the greatest thoroughbred stallion of the 1800s.
Catherine and Robert Elisha Warfield lived in the Lexington area until 1857, when financial difficulties forced them and their six children to move to a farm in Pewee Valley.
During her lifetime, C.A. Warfield published two volumes of poetry with her sister, Eleanor Percy Lee, writing as "Two Sisters of the West." Her first and most popular novel, "The Household of Bouverie, or the Elixir of Gold," was published anonymously in 1860. Some of her other novels included:
"The Romance of the Green Seal" (1866);
"The Romance of Beauseincourt" (1867);
"Miriam Monfort" (1873);
"Hester Howard's Temptation" (1875); and
"A Double Wedding, or, How She Was Won" (1875).
One of her children, Nathaniel W. Warfield (1834-1908), his wife, Alice Estill (1839-1926), and their son, Estill, are buried in Pewee Valley Cemetery. The 1880 U.S. Census shows Nathaniel and his wife living in the Rollington district of Oldham County (probably on his parents' farm, which is on the Pewee map, with their three children: Stella, 17; Nathaniel, 11; and Estell (misspelled), 9.
In the 1890s, the Warfield's former home became Jennie Casseday's Rest Cottage for Working Women


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Kriss Kross' Chris "Mac Daddy" Kelly Found Dead
ByAlex Russell
Alex Russell (@alexrusselI) is a contributing writer at Complex Music.
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Chris "Mac Daddy" Kelly (right) has passed away at the age of 34.
Chris "Mac Daddy" Kelly has passed away at the age of 34 today. The tragic event comes just months after performing with fellow Kriss Kross member Chris "Daddy Mac" Smith at the So So Def Reunion Show.
Authorities have confirmed his death, reporting that he passed around 5 p.m. today at the Atlanta Medical Center. The cause of death is unknown at this point and the autopsy has yet to be completed.
Kriss Kross is best known for the 1992 hit single "Jump" from their debut album Totally Krossed Out, and for their legendary backwards-clothing style.
UPDATE: According to CBS Atlanta, a spokeswoman from the Fulton County Police Department said that unless other information has yet to be revealed, Chris Kelly appeared to have suffered from a drug overdose, which led to his death. An autopsy is set to be performed Thursday. CBS Atlanta is currently investigating the further details of Kelly's death.
We will continue to update with details as they become available.
[via AJC]
RELATED: Watch Kriss Kross Perform At The So So Def Reunion Show


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import model.AssessorNewEventsJobInfo
import org.joda.time.DateTime
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class AssessorsEventsSummaryJobsRepositorySpec extends MongoRepositorySpec {
  override val collectionName: String = CollectionNames.ASSESSOR_EVENTS_SUMMARY_JOBS

  lazy val repository = new AssessorsEventsSummaryJobsMongoRepository(mongo)

  "AssessorsEventsSummaryJobs" should {
    "save only the last run job" in {
      val now = DateTime.now
      val futureTime = now.plusMonths(1)
      val dateTimes = Seq(now, now.plusDays(1), now.plusDays(2), now.plusDays(3), futureTime)

      dateTimes.foreach { dateTime =>
        repository.save(AssessorNewEventsJobInfo(dateTime)).futureValue mustBe unit
      }

      repository.lastRun.futureValue mustBe Option(AssessorNewEventsJobInfo(futureTime))
    }
  }
}

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Interaction of ethidium and tetraphenylphosphonium cations with Salmonella enterica cells
Maternal obesity and obstetric outcomes in a tertiary referral center
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Ethnic variation in self-rated health–mortality association: Results from a 17-year follow-up study in Estonia
by Rainer Reile 1,2,3,* and Mall Leinsalu 3,4
Institute of Family Medicine and Public Health, University of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia
Institute of Social Studies, University of Tartu, Tartu, Estonia
Stockholm Centre for Health and Social Change, Södertörn University, Huddinge, Sweden
Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, National Institute for Health Development, Tallinn, Estonia
Medicina 2017, 53(2), 114-121; https://doi.org/10.1016/j.medici.2017.04.003
Received: 15 September 2016 / Revised: 1 March 2017 / Accepted: 13 April 2017 / Published: 2 May 2017
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Background and aim: Previous research has highlighted the role of self-rated health (SRH) as an important predictor of mortality. With substantial ethnic differences in SRH and mortality reported in Estonia, this study aims to examine the ethnic variation in SRH–mortality association in this setting.Materials and methods: The baseline data come from the nationally representative 1996 Estonian Health Interview Survey. Individual records of 3983 respondents in the 25–79 age group were linked with mortality data with 17 years follow-up time. The association between SRH and all-cause mortality was analyzed using the Cox regression for two ethnic groups and separately for men and women.Results: Among ethnic Estonians, both men and women with bad or very bad SRH had about 60% higher mortality compared to those with good or very good SRH even after adjustment for age, socioeconomic and health-related variables. In contrast, SRH did not predict mortality among non-Estonian men and women. A strong and universal inverse association with mortality was found for personal income. Education (among men) and occupation (among women) predicted mortality only among non-Estonians, whereas ever smoking was associated with mortality in Estonian men and women. Overweight women had lower mortality risk compared to women in normal weight category.Conclusions: We found considerable ethnic variation in SRH–mortality association and in socioeconomic predictors of mortality. Further research, preferably focusing on causespecific mortality and reporting heterogeneity of SRH could potentially shed further light on ethnic differences in SRH–mortality association in Estonia and more generally on socioeconomic inequalities in mortality in Eastern Europe. View Full-Text
Keywords: Self-rated health; Mortality; Health inequality; Ethnicity; Estonia Self-rated health; Mortality; Health inequality; Ethnicity; Estonia
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Reile, R.; Leinsalu, M. Ethnic variation in self-rated health–mortality association: Results from a 17-year follow-up study in Estonia. Medicina 2017, 53, 114-121.
Reile R, Leinsalu M. Ethnic variation in self-rated health–mortality association: Results from a 17-year follow-up study in Estonia. Medicina. 2017; 53(2):114-121.
Reile, Rainer; Leinsalu, Mall. 2017. "Ethnic variation in self-rated health–mortality association: Results from a 17-year follow-up study in Estonia." Medicina 53, no. 2: 114-121.


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Il Giappone partecipò ai Giochi della XXIV Olimpiade, svoltisi a Seul, Corea del Sud, dal 17 settembre al 2 ottobre 1988, con una delegazione di 255 atleti impegnati in ventitré discipline.

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In the fast evolving technology world, "Smart" has come to mean many things, we have smart phones, fridges, washing machines and even cars. Yet smart, even across this spectrum of devices, has a very ambiguous application. There is a danger that smart becomes just another label to be ignored by technologists and over-used by marketing folks.
So, what does smart infrastructure really look like, how do smart stadia and other smart spaces or services function differently from their non-smart cousins? To Configured Things, smart means cyber-physical systems that sense and react to their situation across all domains, social, physical, virtual and IT with respect to a policy defined by their collective owners.
In the Configured Things world, spaces and business applications and services would self-optimise their IT consumption, only provisioning the services as and when they are needed, from digital signage and service-side on-demand IPTV to IoT-data acquisition, analytical pipelines and the visualisation of results, necessary for cyber defence.
Configured Things specialise in empowering the building of trust into systems. In a world that provides cyber-physical orchestration, AI-enabled organisations will thrive by having physical systems and their back ends that are pre-deployed based on prediction and allow organisational trust relationships to be honoured, providing for network slicing that delivers dynamically well configured slices from cloud to endpoint.
In the defence and security sector, imagine when it is possible for a commander or security operations manager to have full situational awareness of the evolving threat. Displays that can adapt to focus on critical information and intelligence as signals are received, processed, triaged and prioritised. Imagine the cost savings if this intelligent system only existed during the live mission or incident, systems rapidly deployed and tore down as necessary. In this environment global teams are empowered as they can freely query datasets outside of their geography as the system interprets each query with respect to the regulatory policy and renders results that are shielded by pseudaonymisation automatically.
Currently, there is much cost to the isolated physical and virtual worlds, advertisers spend great cost on audits of their chosen venues to quantify whether ads are shown at the correct time and to what given audience. Imagine the pricing benefits if these were integrated, an audience could be measured in trustworthy multi-modal fashion based on anonymised WiFi patterns, carbon dioxide and infrared emission. Trustworthy ads placements data can be automatically recorded and robustly defended due to strong configuration assertions, whilst current draw and pixels measured on display screens is used to verify proof of play.
To Configured Things, trusted, reliable and pervasive configuration management, that does not just stop at IT systems, but transcends organisational trust challenges through the command and control of disaggregated systems, is the core enabling technology to empowering the future for how the world should work. A trusted, configurable world, can be a smart world.


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Dirt Bag
Britney's Super-Sized Valentine's Day; Madonna's Cool Carnival
Britney and her boyfriend/agent Jason Trawick went to a McDonald's drive through on Valentine's Day, not that there's anything wrong with that.
I'd take a number 2 value meal and a shake right now. [ONTD]
Mary-Kate Olsen was asked not once but twice to put out her cigarette while partying at NYC club Marquee. Michelle Tanner, Uncle Jesse is going to have to sit you down and talk to you. [NYDN]
Production on 24 had to be suspended last week when Kiefer Sutherland suffered a ruptured cyst. He will need "minor" surgery but should be back at work later this week. [E!, LA Times]
Oh, God. This is a real headline: "Kate Gosselin Called Ex Jon's Penis 'Stubby.'" [Us Magazine]
The Brittany Murphy Foundation has issued a statement in which the organizers (Murphy's husband and mother) admit that they have not yet done the paperwork for non-profit status, and will be returning all donations. [TMZ]
Paris Hilton: In Rio for Carnival. These pictures show her possibly drunk, definitely ridiculous. [ONTD]
Madonna was also in Rio for Carnival, and as you can see in these pix, she was hanging out with daughters Lourdes and Mercy and manfriend Jesus Luz. I think I also see Guy Oseary and Gogol Bordello's Eugene Hutz. But the best part is how bored/unimpressed little Mercy is by the entire affair. [Daily Mail]
"The director of Madonna's Raising Malawi foundation is denying that there is a land dispute over the charity's planned $15 million girls academy, calling reports that some villagers feel the project is displacing them 'erroneous.'" [AP]
By the by, Her Madgesty will direct W.E., a film about the affair between King Edward VIII and Wallis Simpson. [Variety]
All you need to know about Alec and Ireland Baldwin's 911 "misunderstanding" is right here. [Access Hollywood, ET, People]
Reinforcing the idea that a woman should be picked apart and judged, Heidi Montag was asked what she likes most about her "new" body. Sayeth she: "My favorite part, I think one of them is my chin. I think that's what I was so excited about… And I love my boobs but I still want to improve. I didn't get them as big as I originally wanted." Spencer Pratt was asked the same question, and he likes something the surgeon didn't work on: Her hair. "It keeps growing so beautifully and naturally," he says. (What does he mean by "naturally"?) [People]
Will Blake Lively pose for Playboy? My intuition says: No. [ONTD via PopCrunch]
"Swiss Official Says Roman Polanski Extradition Proceedings On Indefinite Hold." [LA Times]
Interior designer Killian O'Brien is suing Anderson Cooper, claiming she fell 17 feet through a hole that once held a fire pole in the former firehouse Cooper is converting into a home. The hole/pole jokes write themselves. [AP]
Behold: Megan Fox and her SexyFace, on the over of W. [ONTD]
This column asks if "Russ-Kat" — that is, Russell Brand and Katy Perry's relationship — is for real. A commenter notes, "He's an idiot and she's something of an idiot herself." [NY Post]
Shakira had dinner with Rafael Nadal after shooting a video together, so now, naturally, the buzz is that there's something going on, even though they both have significant others. [Page Six]
Just 22 months after she got £24 million from her divorce from Paul McCartney, Heather Mills says she has spent all the money. "Most of it's been given to charity, gone into ethical businesses or paid for a couple of properties for my daughter's future security." [Mirror]
Gérard Depardieu is playing Three Musketeers and Count Of Monte Cristo author Alexandre Dumas in a new film, which has some people upset, since Dumas was, what today we would call, black. His grandfather was a former Haitian slave and his father was referred to as a Caribbean "negro." As you can see in the photo at the link, Depardieu is playing the role with a curly wig and slightly bronzed skin. [Times Of London]
The Tiger Woods sex tape exists, but let's hope it doesn't come out. [Radar Online]
Here, a porn star claims she had unprotected sex with Tiger Woods and got pregnant twice. One pregnancy ended in miscarriage, and the other abortion. [Radar Online]
Elin Nordegren went out with a group of friends on Saturday night and left Tiger at home with the kids. [Radar Online]
"No Contact Between Tiger Woods And Wife On Valentine's Day." [Radar Online]
Kathryn Bigelow will direct a pilot for HBO! [Reuters]
Tila Tequila hit her head and suffered a concussion and Tweeted that she might die like Natasha Richardson. Then her assistant Tweeted that she was in the hospital and wouldn't be on Twitter for a while. Tila has been posting messages on her Twitter nonstop, though, and now claims she will be adopting a baby from Kazakhstan, "just like Casey's Daughter." [Us Magazine, Twitter, TMZ]
Michael Lohan and Kate Major: Moving to LA together, and hoping to turn the cross-country trip into a reality show. "We're calling the show Crossing Borders, because not only will we be crossing physical borders as we go state to state, but moral borders as well." Looking forward to ignoring it! [Radar Online]
Did you watch Family Guy last night? Apparently the episode sorta made fun of Sarah Palin's son with Down syndrome. [NYDN]
Mena Suvari wore her hair up to a show at Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week in New York, showing off her tattoo, which she's had for years, yet this paper trumpets that she "dropped her all-American Beauty image once and for all." [Daily Mail]
Road trip! Jersey Shore's Pauly D is spinning in Boston this summer. [TMZ]
What does Jersey Shore's J-Woww have to do with a Nassau County Police Department internal investigation? [TMZ]
The "naked" pictures ofJersey Shore's Snooki on a site called nakedsnooki.com seem to be pictures of Snickers wearing lingerie. The site claims to have actual nudes for sale. [Radar Online]
Despite Avatar's success, seems like Michelle Rodriguez didn't get invited to the Oscars. But she says it's "for the guys who put most time into the project" anyway, and that she'll celebrate afterward: "at all the parties I'll be there to hug them and support!" [Mirror]
British school officials are in talks with Goldie Hawn's charity, which sets up schools that promote Buddhist values. [BBC News]
Someone who knows Liz Lee from that MTV show My Life As Liz writes: "Liz Lee truly is a lying, manipulative drug addict who will do anything in the moment for attention and popularity." This person claims the show is fake, she was never an outcast, and she's totally spoiled. [ONTD]
15-year-old Justin Bieber has a crush on Beyoncé, if you care. [Us Magazine]
The White Power Ranger wants to fight Jean-Claude Van Damme. [TMZ]
Joe Francis no longer owes the IRS $33 million. [TMZ]
Valentine's Day was number one, making $52.4 million dollars this weekend. Congrats to script with a character named "petite round chola" who said, "I was hot like jalapena, sexing him up whenever he wanted." [AP]
RIP Doug Fieger, lead singer of the Knack. Watch that "My Sharona" clip from Reality Bites at the link. [EW]
"I keep getting people coming up to me speaking in strange languages. It is wonderful how people have embraced this character." — Inglourious Basterds' Christoph Waltz. [Page Six]
"I wrote this at a very dark time in my life. A lot of bad things had happened — death, divorce, moving across the country — so I was kind of down the rabbit hole myself at the time. I got an image of [Alice] standing at a very crucial moment in her life, looking over and seeing this rabbit leaning against the tree, looking at her, knowing she had to put a pin in this crucial decision and follow this rabbit, because that was her destiny." — Screenwriter Linda Woolverton, on Alice In Wonderland. [Telegraph]
"Alice in Wonderland — if you're not walking on a tightrope, juggling super-sharp knives, there's really no reason to do it. Because if you're not willing to get into the same arena or take the same chances as Charles Dodgson did, what's the point? Tim is that guy who will get up on that high wire and juggle double-edged daggers to amaze and astound us all. He couldn't have bitten off anything bigger to chew. This is almost lunatic time. To choose to grab Alice in Wonderland, that in itself is one thing, and then to do it to the Tim Burton level is madness. It's so huge because, whether it's the CGI or the green screen or the 3D or the live action, he's done it all here. It's the greatest undertaking I've heard of." — Johnny Depp. [Telegraph]
"What we do, it's extravagant, it's extraordinary. ... I don't call it a normal life but we are normal people. For people to see we live as normal as possible ... makes my singing even more true and it gives me an extra bond with my fans." — Celine Dion, on her movie, Celine: Through the Eyes of the World. [AP]
"It's already a huge honor to be nominated but I don't think I need to think about a speech at all, I'm just excited to be nominated." — Precious star Gabourey Sidibe, on the Academy Awards. [Mirror]
"Our generation is definitely all about the texting and the e-mailing and the BBM-ing and the IM-ing; it's endless. I think a lot of things get misconstrued, because tone of voice is so important. There should be a sarcasm font… because I'll make a sarcastic comment and the other person thinks I'm being rude when I'm not." — Emma Roberts, 19. [LA Times]
"I think a man's job — especially within a family — is to balance more than lead. There's a cheesy bumper sticker that says, 'If momma ain't happy, ain't nobody happy.' And the fact of the matter is women are more complex than men. We're simpler as far as what makes us happy, what we need out of life… I think one of the greatest things a man can do is to be a faithful, honest man. It's not easy. Not that I desire anyone else. My father made mistakes in the fidelity department. He has passed away and I don't mean to disgrace his name in any way, but we're all pretty honest, my family. And I think it's really important for a man to not make the same mistakes that their parent has made. My mother and father stayed married for most of their lives, and they separated when I was 19, but on his deathbed, my father said, 'Your mother was the love of my life, and I really wish I would have worked harder at that.'" — David Arquette. [LA Times]
"That kid is unstoppable. She's very confident and funny. She's so dramatic already. She laughs hard. She pouts hard. She cries hard. She loves hard. If she can't find something it's the end of the world. It would be no surprise to me if she went into acting. I'd be cool with that, otherwise I'd be a hypocrite but I hope she doesn't jump into it too soon." — Courteney Cox on daughter Coco. [Daily Express]
"I have no ambitions beyond being comfortable in what I do for a living — and earning a living. We have no promotion, we've got no money — it's the cheapest budget of any of the late-night shows — probably Carson Daly's too. We get nothing. But we do have a huge advantage in that they let us do what we want." — Craig Ferguson. [LA Times]
"The theater was predominant in terms of acting… but then came people like James Dean and a different cinema acting technique that was just revolutionary because it was about behavior — Montgomery Clift, Brando. Those three changed cinema all over the world. You see [James Dean] and you think, 'Oh…my…God.' Wow. And I never really appreciated what he did until I did my first on-camera stuff, and how you had to repeat everything and hit marks and have the camera move with you. I was smoking Camels or something, but James Dean smoked Kools. I had to switch." — Martin Sheen reminisces. He was a in a play called The Subject Was Roses on Broadway in 1964. Now he's in it again, playing the dad role. [LA Times]
"It's great to be able to stay at home and raise your children. Unfortunately, that was not my reality. I had to be a working mother when my kids were little. I was divorced and single and I couldn't afford not to work. So when I say they don't work, it's not to cut them down. It's me just saying, 'You don't understand. I have to go to my office and I can't leave to do a booty class at 2 o'clock in the afternoon; I can't do a cooking party.' When I say that, it's not to hurt them. It's just to have them understand. If they don't work, they don't work. It's not to hurt them." — Real Housewives Of Orange County castmember Vicki Gunvalson. [LA Times]
"I love to hate Pete. He's very transparent about what his problems are. Vincent Kartheiser is a great actor.… [For the Charleston scene] We took lessons for about a month, a couple of times a week. It was such a blast. They called me before I'd read the episode and they said, 'You need to start taking Charleston lessons.' Then when I read the episode it seemed so funny, so something Pete and Trudy would do, in an almost a competitive way. Like look what we can do! Together! Better than you! It's such a cute moment for them." — Mad Men's Alison Brie, who also plays Annie Edison on Community. [WSJ]
"My daughter's the most important thing to me, in my life. I'm having my Demeter and Persephone moment with my daughter." — Courtney Love. [Mirror]
"I have a tremendous relationship with the gay community. When people find out I'm doing this, they say, 'Is it because of your relationship with the gay community, because you want to speak out about AIDS?' And I say no. AIDS is not a gay disease. That's part of what I want to accomplish ... really raise awareness of what AIDS is today." — Lady Gaga, on her MAC Cosmetics Viva Glam campaign. [USA Today]
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package org.example.test;

import static org.assertj.core.api.Assertions.assertThat;
import static org.assertj.core.api.BDDAssertions.then;
import static org.assertj.core.extractor.Extractors.byName;
import static org.assertj.core.util.AssertionsUtil.expectAssertionError;

import java.util.List;

import org.assertj.core.api.DefaultAssertionErrorCollector;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.DisplayName;
import org.junit.jupiter.api.Test;
import org.opentest4j.AssertionFailedError;

// not in an assertj package to be able to check the stack trace as we filter the stack trace element in assertj packages
@DisplayName("DefaultAssertionErrorCollector assertionErrorsCollected")
class DefaultAssertionErrorCollector_Test {

  private DefaultAssertionErrorCollector defaultAssertionErrorCollector = new DefaultAssertionErrorCollector();

  @Test
  void collected_errors_should_be_decorate_with_line_numbers() {
    // GIVEN
    AssertionError error1 = expectAssertionError(() -> assertThat("foo").isEqualTo("bar"));
    AssertionError error2 = expectAssertionError(() -> assertThat(1).isNegative());
    defaultAssertionErrorCollector.collectAssertionError(error1);
    defaultAssertionErrorCollector.collectAssertionError(error2);
    // WHEN
    List<AssertionError> decoratedErrors = defaultAssertionErrorCollector.assertionErrorsCollected();
    // THEN
    then(decoratedErrors.get(0)).hasMessageContainingAll("at DefaultAssertionErrorCollector_Test.lambda",
                                                         "(DefaultAssertionErrorCollector_Test.java:36)");
    then(decoratedErrors.get(1)).hasMessageContainingAll("at DefaultAssertionErrorCollector_Test.lambda",
                                                         "(DefaultAssertionErrorCollector_Test.java:37)");
  }

  @Test
  void decorated_AssertionFailedError_should_keep_actual_and_expected_values_when_populated() {
    // GIVEN
    AssertionError error = expectAssertionError(() -> assertThat("foo").isEqualTo("bar"));
    defaultAssertionErrorCollector.collectAssertionError(error);
    // WHEN
    AssertionError decoratedError = defaultAssertionErrorCollector.assertionErrorsCollected().get(0);
    // THEN
    then(decoratedError).isInstanceOf(AssertionFailedError.class);
    Object actualInOriginalError = byName("actual.value").apply(error);
    Object actualInDecoratedError = byName("actual.value").apply(decoratedError);
    then(actualInDecoratedError).isSameAs(actualInOriginalError);
    Object expectedInOriginalError = byName("expected.value").apply(error);
    Object expectedInDecoratedError = byName("expected.value").apply(decoratedError);
    then(expectedInDecoratedError).isSameAs(expectedInOriginalError);
  }

  @Test
  void decorated_AssertionFailedError_should_not_have_null_actual_and_expected_values_when_not_populated() {
    // GIVEN
    AssertionError error = new AssertionFailedError("boom");
    defaultAssertionErrorCollector.collectAssertionError(error);
    // WHEN
    AssertionError decoratedError = defaultAssertionErrorCollector.assertionErrorsCollected().get(0);
    // THEN
    then(decoratedError).isInstanceOf(AssertionFailedError.class)
                        .hasMessageContainingAll(error.getMessage(),
                                                 "(DefaultAssertionErrorCollector_Test.java:69)");
    AssertionFailedError decoratedAssertionFailedError = (AssertionFailedError) decoratedError;
    then(decoratedAssertionFailedError.isActualDefined()).isFalse();
    then(decoratedAssertionFailedError.isExpectedDefined()).isFalse();
  }

}


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Designing a European history curriculum
By Richard Jones-Nerzic,
October 25, 2004 in E-HELP Associates
Richard Jones-Nerzic
One of the most important aspects of the E-HELP project is our commitment to producing new online resources for European history students and teachers. In addition to content themes that are inherently important (students should know about subject x), we also hope to produce a website that is an exemplary use of the medium.
There will be other threads about web issues, ICT and history 'skills', here I'd like us to focus on the content. In our application for Comenius funding, we said we would produce resources on the following list of topics:
· Minority languages in Europe: a cultural politics of the 20th century
· Europe's other half: women in 20th century
· And then there were 25: integration and expansion of nations in 20th century Europe
· Peace and Terror: a 20th century history of pressure groups
· Sporting Times: from pastime to primetime
· Globalisation: European work patterns and processes
In justifying this list I wrote:
Historical topics were chosen for three reasons:
(i) They have contemporary relevance and importance. The 'past-present' focus attempts to explain the contemporary issue within an historical context. In this way we are able to contribute directly to the promotion of certain transversal priorities e.g. Minority languages in Europe directly promotes the priority of 'linguistic diversity' and Sporting Times directly promotes 'education through sport 2004'.
(ii) They promote a European added value and foster a European identity. History curricula are usually overly concerned to inculcate a particular, exclusive national narrative and identity. In contrast we are an international group of history teachers with a track record of commitment to European ideals.
(iii) They meet a need for curriculum resources currently lacking, that we are excited to provide, in ways that meet various national criteria and a range of language needs. For example, the International Baccalaureate European syllabus provides for the study of '20th century European society' though 'sport, gender issues, pressure groups, peace movements, terrorism, globalization' etc. but there are precious few resources to enable teachers to do this.
We are not committed to any of these topics. They were chosen to score points in the application process and did not necessarily reflect previously expressed interests of the E-HELP group. However, we now have to decide on topics that will form the curriculum basis of the E-HELP project.
So, what topics should we be covering that have (i) contemporary relevance (ii) European added value (iii) and are currently lacking.
Nico Zijlstra
Location:Heerlen (NL)
I've already expressed my interest in Europe's other half: women in the 20th Century and I think Juan Carlos did too. Time to get started!
Location:Alcorcón, near Madrid, SPAIN
Interests:Ph.D. in Philosophy (History and Geography), Universidad Autónoma, Madrid, 1994
I am Head of Department of Geography and History in IES Parque de Lisboa, a secondary school in Alcorcón, Madrid.
Last years my interests have been focused on:
Using the internet and ICT in teaching late modern history
Participating and coordinating international collaborative projects in the EU (Comenius), in the US (Fulbright) and Japan (Japanese Foundation Study Tour).
Developing strategies for teaching history and geography through a foreign language (English) in a Spanish speaking context.
It seems self-evident but I think that teaching European Integration Process should be stressed in any European curriculum. This is a topic that is taught in every European country.
Should we go on teaching and teaching wars between European nation-states or should we start to elaborate didactic materials that highlight common threads in our history? When I talk with European students I feel that World Wars are far and far away from them and that their image of the world is mainly based on other very different conflicts.
I intend to set up a sort of bilingual didactic unit on line that attempts covering the European Integration Process from the first projects over the Interwar period up to, let's say, European Constitution.
The historical content should try to link European Integration history with World International Relations (mainly Cold War history), in a way that students contemplate EU history as a (relative) success in a not so successful world context.
Most of differet materials used in any history web site (maps, graphics, texts, biographies, glossaries, quizzes, simulations...) should be included in the most interactive way. Flash animation will be the best way to do it.
As Nico says, women's history in the 20th century can be other excellent topic to work on.
Anders MacGregor-Thunell
Location:Gothenburg, Sweden
This is an interesting and important topic.
I don't mind keeping all the suggested topics for a while and see what we can come up with...
Mike Tribe
Location:American School of Madrid
Richard, isn't this all a bit 20th Century? More and more, I find that my kids have trouble with "context"... I think it's approriate to trace things back a bit further. The following are just a few ideas along those lines which I haven't allowed myself enough time to elaborate sufficiently...
Revolution and Reaction
- French Revolution & its influence
- Napoleon as a prototype
- Metternich and Legitimacy
- Russian Revolutions --> Stalinism
- Fascist and Nazi "Revolutions"
- Spanish Civil War
Rise and Fall of Working Class Movements
- Aims and origins of European trade unions
- Aims and origins of European social democratic parties
- Rise or working class "conservatism"
- Decline in influence of European labour movement (falling membership, Thatcherism, neo-liberalism and labour laws, etc)
- Shift to right of European social democratic movements (abandonment of Revolutionary Marxism in early 20th Century in GB, Fr, Germany; social democratic "Cold Warriors" -- eg Bevin, Brandt, etc; PSOE, New Labour, SPD, etc and the Third Way)
Religion and Race a sources of conflict
- 1492 in Spain
- Religious Wars in Germany
- Anti-semitism in European history
- Black Africans in European history
- European responses to decolonization
- European responses to Islamic fundamentalism
These are really sloppily put together and lack any sort of focus, but I do think we should try to look back a bit further than 1900, even if it's not any of the above...
John Simkin
A few months ago, Germany's ambassador to Britain, Thomas Mattusek, complained that English history teaching focuses excessively on the Nazi period. The history curriculum was "unbalanced". It said little about the successes of post-war Germany, ignored German reunification, and glossed over other crucial chunks of German history. Last week Germany's foreign minister Joschka Fischer, accused UK teachers of perpetuating a "goose-stepping" image of Germany that was three generations out of date.
Mattusek and Fischer have called for these subjects to be taught in the UK: Charlemagne, Bismarck, Willy Brandt, Germany's post-war economic miracle and Reunification.
There is an article about this in today's Guardian. Apparently the German government have just paid for 20 English history teachers to visit Germany to discuss these issues. However, as one of the teachers said (Peter Liddell): "Kids find the Nazi period interesting. A lot of things happen. There is plenty of violence. You have to bear in mind that at 14 kids can drop history altogether… Post-war German history is more sophisticated and convoluted and is therefore harder to teach."
The article ends:
"British children can be bigoted and uninterested. The general impression is that Germans are all Nazis who steal sun loungers," Stephen Daughton, who teaches history at a Newcastle comprehensive and spent teenage holidays in Germany, said. "This is obviously a cartoon-style view. The problem is that if you ask them seriously they have no view of Germany at all."
Other teachers blamed England's prescriptive curriculum, which left huge chunks of history out. "Europe disappears entirely after the Norman invasion and only reappears in the 20th century," Gerald Clarke, a teacher at Torquay Boys Grammar School, said. "I think the problem with the Nazis is that they are sexy. Evil is fascinating."
Yesterday German officials defended their decision to pay for British teachers to come to Germany - and said that Mr Fischer had a point. "We didn't know that he would say what he said. But for sometime we have had the feeling that we have to do something about this misperception," one official said.
"The problem is that on British TV you get endless movies that show goose-stepping SS soldiers. The level of ignorance is stunning. We've even met postgraduates at Oxford who didn't know about [communist] east Germany." The trip cost the German government €52,000 (£36,000) and it might be repeated if the money was well spent, the official said. Last year the education secretary Charles Clarke said he sympathised with German complaints about English history teaching but refused to downgrade the role of Hitler.
"Do I think there is a systematic distortion through the national curriculum of German history designed to misrepresent modern Germany? No, I don't," he said, during a visit to Bonn. Last night one British official said there was an ongoing debate about teaching history in Britain and that no firm conclusions had been reached. "This isn't just confined to Germany. Should children learn about the potato famine in Ireland, the American constitution or about feminism in Victorian England? There is a wide debate in the UK."
Before setting off to Dresden last night, meanwhile, some of the teachers said they were astonished at the lavish hospitality provided by the German government.
"I found myself in the penthouse suite of a five-star hotel," Mr Daughton said, before a German government tour bus whisked him off to the Reichstag. "We discovered later that even the mini-bar was free. We would never have been able to stay anywhere like that normally as teachers."
Had the trip worked? Would he teach Germany differently now? "I'm doubtful," Mr Daughton said.
I think we should attempt to deal with these issues. Maybe we should seek a meeting with the German government?
I think we could do with a German as an associate member. I would also like to see someone from Russia.
One of the things I would like to look at is how subjects like Nazi Germany, Soviet Communism, Women's History and the Cold War are taught in the classroom.
The "Ask a Historian" is intended to be part of this. This raises the whole issue of content and interpretations in history.
I think the German government is right to raise this issue. However, if I was the Germans I would be more concerned about the way Nazi Germany and the Second World War are taught. Do history teachers spend enough time on the German resistance to Hitler? Are history teachers guilty of providing material that encourages nationalistic feelings in our young people? Should we be more concerned with developing an internationalist view of the world?
This does not only apply to our teaching of Nazi Germany. Can we expect complaints from Russian diplomats about the way we teach the Cold War? What about the United States? Do they approve of the way we teach the Civil Rights struggle in the 20th century? I know I have had several complaints from American educators about the Civil Rights material on my website. Others have complained about the material on the Vietnam War. The reason they complain is that their students use this material in their studies. This especially upsets those in Texas who keep careful controls over the textbooks that their students use.
I believe the arrival of the web raises a whole range of questions about the way we teach history in the classroom.
John is correct, the key point here is "the way we teach history".
Teaching about the Nazi period is a very important thing all European History teachers should be doing.
Properly done it does not perpetuate an image of Germans as Nazis, rather it presents fascism and racism as human problems which need the consideration of us all.
I think it's a very good idea to have an associate member from Russia (as well as contact the German government). It's important to get an idea on how our suggested topics are treated in different countries.
Our plan from the very beginning was to focus on the 20th century - even if it's interesting to work with other centuries I think we should stay with this plan. I also agree with Juan Carlos about "European integration" - we need to focus on these parts as well as the conflicts.
Sorry, I didn't realize it had already been decided. It wasn't clear from Richard's original posting.
I still think ther are important topics which stretch back before the 20th Century, but agree that if it's already been decided, it would be a waste of time and effort to reopen an old discussion.
So, prune off the bits of my suggestions that go back to 1492, etc... I still think it would be a good idea to look at religion and race as a source of conflict and on the history of social democracy/labour unions/the welfare state, etc might be useful...
Don't you think that the fact that history is an optative subject in different countries has provoked that teachers tend to teach some subjects that are attractive for students (violence, evil, passion, massacres...)?
Evidently enough, we have to teach fascism, Hitler, Stalin... new generations should learn what Europe must not do again, but almost sixty years have passed from Hitler killed himself in the bunker. It means a couple of generations. A lot of my students have a quite vague idea about the Soviet Union... Spanish Civil War finished 65 years ago...
I think that the world has changed so dramatically the last fifteen years that we, history teachers, are having serious difficulties to deal with the main point: what sort of historical knowledge is really helfpul and meaningful for our students to understand the current world.
Apart from European integration and women's history I think that other interesting topics are Nationalism in Europe after WWII or Immigration. This last topic opens up an exciting field of debate and research: comparing American and European experience and ways of dealing with immigration.
I still think it would be a good idea to look at religion and race as a source of conflict and on the history of social democracy/labour unions/the welfare state, etc might be useful...
I agree with Mike that we cannot completely isolate the Modern World from other eras. But I also agree with Anders that the Modern World should remain our primary focus.
Good points Juan Carlos. We need to constantly ask this question: "what sort of historical knowledge is really helfpul and meaningful for our students to understand the current world?"
We also need to consider the best way of studying these subjects. I think the old ways are no longer meaningful for young people as they reflect the ideas and values of 100 years ago.
In June 2000 I took part in a Council of Europe Seminar Les technologies de l'information et de la communication au service de l'enseignement de l'histoire included in a project on Learning and teaching about the history of Europe in the 20th century
The projects produced different outcomes one of them was a voluminous teachers' handbook on Teaching 20th century European history.
As far as teaching history on the internet, I frankly think that we cannot find many interesting things for our project (four years in ICT and Internet is a long, long time), but it might be a good idea to have a glance at some material.
Teaching 20th century women's history
Teachers' Training
The European home: representation of 20th century Europe in history textbooks
Brussels has just produced a school textbook on the history of Europe for children (Histoires de l'Europe). Each of the 28 members and prospective members of the EU is allocated four pages. British newspapers have been complaining about the omissions from the pages on the UK. This includes the fact that the book fails to mention Britain's role in the two world wars. However, it does mention the war in the pages devoted to other countries. In the French pages Britain is only because General de Gaulle led the French resistance from London.
The German section does not include the word Nazi. Instead it says "1929 saw a surge in extremist movements… and in 1933 Hitler became chancellor".
The Sunday Times claimed that the book is an attempt to placate the Germans who have been claiming that they are badly treated in British textbooks.
I guess when given four pages for your national history you are unlikely to include much reference to its dark side
I don't imagine, (but don't know) that such a book is intended as a History text or reader for students of history - far more likely it is in the context of a celebration of European Unity and to be used in Citizenship type lessons - hence the lack of focus on conflict??
Sounds like a great source for lessons on interpretations of history though
Raymond Blair
Location:Nashville, USA
I teach a twentieh century history class. It covers a history of the world and a part of that coverage is that of Europe.
Europe gets much more play in its era of world dominance through 1945 than it does in the second half
These are the European topics I include
Victorian Culture
the pre war I Alliance system (with Balkan crises explained some)
Russian Revolution (1905ish thru non-agression pact
Interwar Democracies
Rise of Fascism (Italy, Germany, Spain)
World War II (& Holocaust)
Environmentalism (briefly)
Brief postwar histories of France (Age of DeGaulle), Germany, and Great Britain
European Unification
End of the Cold War
Disintegration of Yugoslavia as an issue of nationalism


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Nannytax have some exciting upcoming projects to mark our 25th birthday and we can't wait to share these with you over the coming year. Follow us on the Nannytax Facebook & Twitter pages (and on here!) to keep updated on our celebrations throughout 2018.


In the top 26% (74th percentile).
i got the exact same score as you baz.
just off exceptional hearing, i new that wearing earplugs to every rehearsal was a good idea!
lol shame my playing isn't as good as my ear.
To bad for me.. i always had ONE earplug less! so i covered upp my ear towards the drums and keept rocking. When i got out of rehersal i had real bad hearing at my left ear haha =D I will check my score when i come home!
This is cool I think I'll try again soon. Ear training!
and wait for it.........32% on Rhythm!
two years later. . .my ears gets worse. . .


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Honkai: Star Rail es un RPG de estrategia en fase de desarrollo de HoYoverse (llamado miHoYo en China), anunciado a finales de 2021 para Microsoft Windows, iOS y Android. Como la cuarta entrega principal del la serie Honkai, el juego se sitúa en el universo de Honkai Impact 3rd, siguiendo las aventuras de un grupo de personajes que viajan a bordo de un tren espacial.

Argumento
La historia sigue a un grupo de aventureros que viajan a bordo del Expreso Astral, un tren espacial que Himeko Murata encontró durante su niñez en su planeta natal. Himeko reparó el tren años más tarde, iniciando así su viaje hacia las estrellas. Sin embargo, pronto se percató que necesitaría muchos más compañeros para conseguir su objetivo.

Personajes
El 5 de octubre de 2021, junto con la presentación del juego, fueron revelados los 8 primeros personajes, así como sus respectivos actores de voz en inglés y japonés. Posteriormente, se revelarán más personajes nuevos.

 Himeko Murata: Capitana del Expreso Astral. Encontró el tren en su planeta natal cuando era una niña, arreglándolo años más tarde. Interpretada por Cia Court (inglés) y Rie Tanaka (japonés).
 Welt: Artista de guiones gráficos y "ex Monarca de la Anti-Entropy". Voz por Corey Landis (inglés) y Yoshimasa Hosoya (japonés).
 Danheng: Un joven misterioso que intenta escapar de su pasado. Ejerce como guardia del Expreso Astral. Sus actores de voz son Nicholas Leung (inglés) y Kento Itō (japonés).
 March 7th: Una chica que fue encontrada congelada en un trozo de hielo eterno por la tripulación del tren. No recuerda nada de su pasado, por lo que siempre viaja con una cámara, con la esperanza de encontrar pistas sobre su origen. Interpretada por Andi Gibson (inglés) y Yui Ogura (japonés).
 Gepard: Capitán de los Guardias Silvermane en la ciudad de Belobog. Voz por Bryson Baugus (inglés) y Makoto Furukawa (japonés).
 Seele Vollerei: miembro de los Wildfire que se crio en el Inframundo de Belobog. Sus actrices de voz son Molly Zhang (inglés) y Mai Nakahara (japonés).
 Clara: Una joven sin hogar que se unió a los buscadores para poder sobrevivir. En algún momento, encontró al robot Svarog, una reliquia de una civilización pasada. Interepretada por Emily Sun (inglés) y Rina Hidaka (japonés). Svarog también está interpretado por D. C. Douglas (inglés) y Hiroki Yasumoto (japonés).
 Asta: Una joven perteneciente a una familia ilustre. Ejerce como Investigadora Principal de la Estación Espacial. Voz por Felecia Angelle (inglés) y Chinatsu Akasaki (japonés).
Luocha: Interpretado por Akira Ishida.
Kafka: Interpretada por Cheryl Texiera (inglés) y Shizuka Itō (japonés). Kafka aparece en la lista de los más buscados de la Corporación para la Paz Interastral, pero su entrada solo contiene dos datos: Su nombre y la frase "Le gusta coleccionar abrigos". Apenas se sabe nada sobre esta Cazadora de Estelaron, aparte de que es una de las colaboradoras más cercanas de Elio, el Esclavo del Destino.
Arlan: Interpretada por Ryoko Shiraishi.

Jugabilidad
El juego ofrece un sistema de combate por turnos, en el cual el jugador controla hasta 4 personajes simultáneamente, además, es posible explorar mazmorras.

Desarrollo
El 8 de octubre de 2021 se abrió el plazo de inscripción a la primera beta cerrada, finalizando el 14 de octubre. El 20 de octubre se anunció la fecha de inicio de la misma, el 27 de octubre, anunciando posteriormente que la misma acabaría el 1 de noviembre. Los registros para la segunda beta se iniciaron el 28 de abril del 2022, la misma iniciará el 25 de mayo siguiente.

Presentación
El juego fue anunciado el 5 de octubre de 2021, a través de Twitter. El 8 de octubre se presentó la página web oficial y el resto de redes sociales del juego, así como un tráiler inicial en YouTube.

Véase también

 Honkai Impact 3rd

Referencias

Enlaces externos

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I wonder what he's going to do next.
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Further Adventures in Geological Cowardice
The LoomBy Carl ZimmerOctober 16, 2004 2:19 AM
Yesterday I blogged about how the National Park Service is selling a young-Earth creationist book about the Grand Canyon in its stores. Today the Washington Post wrote an article on the subject. It contains a response from the National Park Service, which I find pretty unbelievable. They claim that they are in fact reviewing the matter. The review was supposed to be done in February, but it's been delayed while lawyers at the Interior and Justice Departments "tackle the issue." No deadline is set for the decision, and the book will continue to be sold until one is made. Tackle the issue? Do these folks really need an extra eight months (and counting) to recognize that the Grand Canyon is millions of years old, and was not formed in Noah's Flood? The book has been moved from the science section to the inspirational section. But from what I know about it, it's not claiming to offer inspiration but facts. The intellectual cowardice continues.
Planet EarthHumans Roasted Starchy Carbs 170,000 Years Ago
Planet EarthThe Doom of Homo Erectus: Mass Death Marks End of Species
Planet EarthResearchers Find Extinct Mega Carnivore Remains in a Museum Drawer
Planet EarthClimate Change Could Be Making Birds Smaller


The Houblon Chouffe is a crossover beer – a Belgian interpretation of the India Pale Ale (IPA), a beer style originating in England. Extra hops were added to these ales, to make sure the beer survived the long sea voyage to India – hence the name. And of late, the IPA style has become all the rage in the United States, where beer-lovers are keen for tastes on the bitter side of things.
Brasserie d'Achouffe was one of the first Belgian breweries to see the potential, and launched its own IPA in 2006. It even included American hops. The result, the Houblon Chouffe, is three times as bitter as La Chouffe. This is beer that's certainly not beating around the bush, when it comes to hoppy intensity! There is an immediate blast of pure hops aromas, with various elements that fizz in the nose and caress the tongue.
The Houblon Chouffe starts off with a discernible citrus touch, with grapefruit prominently there, before blending into its herbal, green hoppy character. Unsurprisingly this is a determinedly bitter beer, supported by a generous alcohol content and a pleasant, drying finish. A potent and characterful beer, both for lovers of this style, as well as for real connoisseurs.
Houblon Chouffe is, just like La Chouffe, a high fermentation beer that re-ferments in the bottle and in the barrel. To this end, yeast and sugar are added just before it is bottled.
The strong blond Houblon Chouffe is brewed with water, pale barley malt, plus the European Saaz-Saaz, and American Tomahawk and Amarillo, aroma hops. The Amarillo hop is then used for dry hopping, to develop the bitter flavour.
The Houblon Chouffe colours a light blond, and presents a rich white collar with fine bubbles. The yeast can be poured with the beer at the end of serving.
Unlike the Mc Chouffe and the La Chouffe, the Houblon Chouffe is not served in a tulip-shaped glass but in its very own, elegant flute (33cl).
The Houblon Chouffe gives amazingly powerful hop aromas, with touches of citrus including grapefruit. Thank the American aroma hops for that wonderful nose. That same combination reaches over to the flavour, where a rich and complex hoppiness is shot through with that citrussy grapefruit. But there are fruity touches, too, coming from Achouffe's own distinctively flavoured yeast. All of this taste complexity is well balanced, thanks to the higher alcohol content.
The Houblon Chouffe makes an excellent combination with raw and braised chicory, a creamy fish soup with rouille, fried chicken livers, boiled new potatoes with sour cream, buttery sauces, wasabi and horseradish.
Other recommended pairings include pink grapefruit, honey or a blue cheese made with pasteurised cow's milk – the Rossini blue cheese made with grape must and red wine, or the Pouligni St-Pierre.
In common with La Chouffe, this beer will keep for 36 months in the bottle and for 12 months in the barrel. It can be stored for up to three years after bottling without changes in taste or colour.
However, if you keep it for longer, this beer's hoppy character will almost certainly be affected.
Less well known than La Chouffe, but enjoying the same affection, the Houblon Chouffe is available in 33cl and 75cl bottles and in 20L barrels.
Available far and wide internationally, just like its cousins Mc Chouffe and La Chouffe.


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Q: Google OAuth Authentication for Speech To Text API V1 Can seem to find any solid examples of this in C#. The only example I found was for the books API here: https://developers.google.com/api-client-library/dotnet/guide/aaa_oauth
        UserCredential credential;
        using (var stream = new FileStream("client_secrets.json", FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read))
        {
            credential = await GoogleWebAuthorizationBroker.AuthorizeAsync(
                GoogleClientSecrets.Load(stream).Secrets,
                new[] { BooksService.Scope.Books },
                "user", CancellationToken.None, new FileDataStore("Books.ListMyLibrary"));
        }

I've also tried the follwing, but I get an error saying the credentials are unexpected.
        GoogleCredential credential;

        using (var stream = new FileStream(secret_path, FileMode.Open, FileAccess.Read))
        {
            credential = GoogleCredential.FromStream(stream);
        }

How can I adjust this for the Speech to Text API? I have set up the API on the Console and I have my client_secrets file. I also making using of Google Cloud Storage, is that a seperate authentication or can it all be done in one request?

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaStackExchange


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Chinen is an Okinawan surname. Notable people with the surname include:

Kama Chinen, Japanese supercentenarian
, Japanese footballer
Kaori Chinen, professional Go player
Masami Chinen, Okinawan martial artist and founder of Yamanni ryu
Rina Chinen, Japanese singer
Teruo Chinen, Okinawan martial artist and grandson of Masami Chinen
Yuri Chinen, Japanese singer and actor

Japanese-language surnames
Okinawan surnames


Although the valley's sacred geography remains largely unchanged, the number of houses – and people – has soared since Kirkpatrick's day. In the 1980s, two-thirds of the valley was farmland: today it covers just a third. The region is the country's economic engine, and pulls young Nepalis in from the hills with an irresistible force. Thanks also to refugees fleeing the Maoist insurrection of the early 2000s, the valley's population has doubled in the last ten or fifteen years to more than two million. What was once a rural paradise is fast becoming a giant conurbation, with the concrete spreading almost to the valley rim on the north and western sides, and smog obscuring the view of distant mountains on all but the clearest of days.
Although the valley's sacred geography remains largely unchanged, the number of houses – and people – has soared since Kirkpatrick's day.
Despite rampant development, the valley's underlying traditions have proved remarkably resilient. It was long the stage for the quarrels of three rival city-states, Kathmandu, Patan and Bhaktapur, and these divisions remain ingrained in valley society. Kathmandu and Patan have now grown together within the confines of the Ring Road, but Bhaktapur, on the east side of the Bagmati River, still remains proudly separate. Like the other, smaller Newari towns of the valley – Kirtipur, Thimi, Sankhu, Bungmati – it preserves a distinctly medieval air, its wood- and brick-built houses tightly clustered together around alleyways and temple plazas, and the lives of its residents still bound up with the paddy fields outside the city walls. On the southern and eastern sides of the valley, meanwhile, and in the lush side-valleys and on the steep slopes of the rim, the countryside continues to shimmer in an undulating patchwork of paddy fields – brown, golden or brilliant green, depending on the crop and the season.
In the heart of the valley, the sheer density of sights is phenomenal.
In the heart of the valley, the sheer density of sights is phenomenal. Just beyond the Ring Road beat the twin hearts of Nepali religion: the Shiva temple and sombre cremation ghats at Pashupatinath, the sacred centre of Nepali Hinduism; and the vast, white stupa at Boudha, the hub of Tibetan Buddhism's small renaissance. Other Hindu holy places provide moving reminders of the sacred geography that lies behind the brick and concrete: the sleeping Vishnu statues at Budhanilkantha and Balaju, the sacrificial pit of Dakshinkali and the hilltop temple of Changu Narayan are the most outstanding.
Hiking and cycling are best in the valley fringe. Trails lead beyond the botanical gardens at Godavari to the shrine of Bishanku Narayan, and up through rich forests to Phulchoki, the highest point on the valley rim. For more woodland solitude and views, hike up Shivapuri, Nagarjun Ban's Jamacho, or any high point on the valley rim.


Home James Lehman was born on November 16th, 1964 in Marion, Ohio.
He was the forth born of five to John Lehman, a mechanical engineer and Mary Lehman a medical technologist / homemaker.
He spent his early years fascinated with model rockets and The Beatles in Medina, Ohio. He attended the Highland school system and played tenor sax and other instruments in marching, jazz and concert bands.
James' interest in audio electronics and loudspeaker design grew from his love of music. Spring of 1980 is when he started experimenting with speaker building and got his first electric guitar.
In 1981, James built his first computer from a kit. His driving interest in computers was to use them to make mathematically generated images and synthetic sounds.
James graduated from highschool in 1983.
In 1984, at the age of 19, James began work on what would become a CD collection of 22 songs written, performed and produced by him.
James bought a house in Akron, Ohio in August of 1987. There, he and his younger brother Joe and another person formed a musical trio called "Subtle Disasters" that performed mostly original music in local clubs.
The CD James Lehman 11:16:64, was released on November 9th, 1990 on Extra Stimulus Records, his own independent label.
In the next couple of years, James would travel to nearby venues to see The Grateful Dead and sell copies of his CD and hand-made stone and crystal pendant necklaces. This is where he got his first good look at jewelry and other items made of polymer clay.
On February 20th, 1993, he met Terry Zimmerman, now his partner, and moved into Terry's house in the west end area of Akron called Highland Square.
James attended classes at The University of Akron in 1995 to extend his knowledge of computer science. He learned about the UNIX operating system and how to write programs in C and C++.
In 1996, he and Terry formed Extra Stimulus Inc., a local Internet service providing company.
In 1998, James got his first job as a professional software engineer and became the company's Webmaster. About a year and a half later, he changed jobs to join a small start-up software company where he was also Webmaster.
Late, in April of 2001, he returned to working with polymer clay and completely rekindled his interest in the wonderful, colorful stuff. After making just a few pieces, he got great reactions from other people, which drove him to make more and more.
It was about mid September, 2001 that he realized that all of his interest in math, logic, physics and engineering had always been in the pursuit of making better art.
That was when he decided to pursue a career as a professional artist.


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Greta, The Getaway
Munich, the capital of Bavaria, is in southeast Germany near Austria. It is perhaps as busy making history as it is preserving it. Visitors can enjoy the majestic palaces and gardens of the past and appreciate the difficult challenges of wartime memories. They can then visit modern sports facilities which show Bavarians' passion for athletics and take a trip through the fascinating history of the city's famous carmaker. It goes without saying that beer is on the agenda, as Munich is home to a world-famous Oktoberfest celebration as well as year-round celebrations at breweries and beer halls.
01Marienplatz Castle and Christmas Market
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European travelers will quickly realize that any centuries-old city is laid out with a central town hall and a nearby plaza, which is a great place to relax and get oriented. Often there are excellent cafes and shopping in this city center and in Munich, the Marienplatz is no exception to this rule. The "new" city hall from the mid-19th century provides a strong presence here. Christmastime is especially good for shopping with plenty of decoration to provide cheer in the cold weather and an official German "Christkindlmarkt" for three weeks before the holiday. In the warmer days, it's a place for people watching, drinking outside, relaxing and waiting for friends to join you.
02Nymphenburg Palace
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Called 'Schloss Nymphenburg' in German, it opened in 1675 for the summer enjoyment of members of the house of Wittelsbach, the rulers of Bavaria at the time. It's in the Baroque style, and the palace gardens have evolved from Italian to French and finally English style, preserving elements along the way. The English version was designed in the early 19th century by Friedrich Ludwig von Sckell, also known for the city's famous English Gardens. Both inside and out provide extensive opportunities to get lost in the elegance which Bavaria's ruling family enjoyed.
03Residenz Royal Palace and Museum
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While Schloss Nymphenburg was the Wittelsbach summer residence, the Residenz was their official residence and royal palace -- all 130 rooms of it. The decorations, architecture and exhibits of the family's collections are open to the public. It is also a great place to get lost and relax since the grounds features ten courtyards. There's a concert hall, a theater a church and stables to visit. Construction of this magnificent complex began in 1385.
04English Gardens
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In contrast to the formal gardens featured at Munich's palaces, the English Gardens are informal and full of fun things to do. A late 18th-century creation, it covers 1.4 square miles and is one of the largest urban public parks in the world. It came about at the end of the local Wittelsbach dynasty as a legacy of the new ruler. It supplemented the Hofgarden at the Residenz which was previously the public park for the city and home to an excellent art gallery. Here in the English Garden visitors can enjoy a Japanese Tea Garden, nude sunbathing in a designated area, surfing and a temple to the Greek god Apollo, among other things.
05Oktoberfest
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For a bit over two weeks leading up to the first weekend in October, Munich is overrun by visitors to the world's largest volksfest (folk festival). Millions of liters of beer, are consumed by millions of people and there are games, rides and amusements, plus plenty to eat. Visitors will enjoy the traditional music and festive family atmosphere here during the day and maybe pick up a Bavarian hat or some lederhosen (leather breeches) as souvenirs.
06Bavarian National Museum
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One of Germany's largest art museums and 43rd by area in the world, the Bavarian National Museum is an important center for the European decorative arts. It was founded by one of Bavaria's many rulers who focused their efforts on developing art collections. Visitors can explore pieces dating back to medieval times and before. The collection of nativity scenes dating back centuries is especially notable.
07Hofgarten
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This stately Italian style Renaissance garden is located between the Residenz and the English Garden. From the central pavilion dedicated to the goddess Diana, there are eight paths leading away. The garden includes several war memorials, including one to the White Rose group, about whom a film was made telling the story of their nonviolent protests of Hitler's regime and their subsequent execution.
08Olympic Park
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The Olympiapark Muenchen is the site of the 1972 Olympic games. The stadium is a unique architectural specimen and the venue was also the location of the Munich Massacre, a terrorist event which took place during the Games. Modern uses of the space and its carillon include religious and worship events as well as social and civic gatherings.
09Allianz Arena and Soccer Stadium
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Construction of this 75,000-seat home for FC Bayern Munich began in 2002. The design includes inflated panels on the outside which change color. A variety of specialty individual and group arena tours are available for fans and tourists which include elements such as a behind-the-scenes look at the arena and a retelling of the story of FC Bayern Munich, a chance to kick at a replica of the famous TV "Torwand" and specially designed disabled tour access.
10BMW Museum
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If you're taking out a new BMW here, you can watch it rise in the elevator before you drive it away. For others, there is still the museum and adjacent BMW Welt (BMW World) to explore. There's lots to see, explore and learn here about BMW's long motorized history plus the architecture of the buildings is carefully designed to provide a novel, engaging "along the road" experience while visiting the dozens of individual exhibition spaces in each.


NNNNN.com domains (five digit .com domains) remain all bought out. The buyout has held for nearly a month.
What's more, supply is tightening as well. The number of daily drops has fallen off a cliff, in the five days from October 24th to October 28th, only 107 domains will drop, which represents an average drop rate of around 21 domains per day. This compares to an average drop rate over the past few months of more than 60 per day.
With such a small drop rate the buyout is certainly sustainable. It remains to be seen whether the drop rate will stay this low. To put the numbers in perspective, the number of LLLL.com's dropping over the same 5-day time period will be 149.
However, it is likely that even if the drop rate does not stay this low, supply will continue to tighten compared to historical averages. There have been several hundred auction sales of NNNNN.com domains this year, mostly on Chinese auction sites like 4.cn, and the average sale price is well over $100.
Continued growth of the Chinese internet, strong sales of the domains, tightening supply, and a buyout that has been foreseeable since summer has probably convinced many holders to renew their domains.
I used to go to this site all the time. I've been starved of numeric domain information lately, so I'm glad you're posting again.
Regarding numeric domains drying up in general; You'll get no arguments from me. Peruse the archives of any domain marketplace and you'll see that fewer and fewer get put up for sale each year... I know less about 4.cn, but I've noticed a slight downward trend in the NNN.coms that make an appearance... although that could be my imagination.
Development is low in part because traffic is very high. Any NNNN.com or fewer number domain will earn its reg fee and more in traffic, and many NNNNN.com's do so as well, so the incentive to develop is not there.
Also, a not-insignificant number of numeric domains are developed. With the 5n's, a lot are developed as zip code sites (foreign and US), Chinese sites, and other types of sites.
I think buyers of these domains also see internet trends in China (most are Chinese themselves) and know that in 5-10 years the development landscape for these domains will be much different. Numerics have much more meaning to Chinese internet users than western internet users, and that is reflected both in development and registration rates.


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class AddGpsDataToHanumanObservationVideos < ActiveRecord::Migration
  def change
    add_column :hanuman_observation_videos, :speed, :float
    add_column :hanuman_observation_videos, :direction, :float
    add_column :hanuman_observation_videos, :altitude, :float
  end
end