The Veggie Clubhouse Burger by McDonald's Germany is absolutely worth a try! Already back in May I tried the Veggie Burger at McDonald's Italy, in honour of the annual EXPO in Milan, and I was pleasantly surprised. Surprised about how good this McD Burger tasted, and about the will to create Vegetarian alternatives to their regular Beef/Chicken/Fish Burgers. The Time has come and I start to like McDonald's again.
At the Airport in Milan Malpensa, I ate at McDonald's for the last time, in May, some spinach croquettes, and again, in November, in Germany. The Veggie Clubhouse Burger, and it was so good! Mc Donald's added this Burger to their Menu already a while ago, but I never wanted to try it – okay, I wanted, but I didn't want to go to McD – and I finally did.
The Veggie Clubhouse Burger is made out of a plain brioche bun, with no sesame or anything, a Quinoa-based Patty and the iconic Big Mac Sauce. Another toppings are red onions, one slice of their regular Toast-Cheese and some huge green salad leaves. The Veggie Clubhouse Burger is served in a typical McDonald's Box, plus in a paper bag for easier eating. With my first bite, I tasted the Quinoa-Veggie-Patty, fresh salad and the creamy and delicious BigMac Sauce. This Sauce is one thing I miss the most about McDonald's as a vegetarian. The Price of this Veggie Burger at McDonald's Germany is in the usual price range for Burger at McD and I'll definitely eat one again anytime soon.
Does McDonald's offer Vegetarian Burger or Snacks in your Country as well?
Is the BigMac sauce also vegetarian ?
DELICIOUS and healthy. This is the only meal that I eat when I go to McD, it is just that tasty.


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Чебарку́ль — озеро в Чебаркульском районе Челябинской области России. Площадь озера составляет 19,8 км², площадь его водосборного бассейна — 169 км². На восточном берегу располагается город Чебаркуль.

Описание
Расположено на восточном склоне Южного Урала на высоте 319,9 метра (абсолютная отметка поверхности озера в балтийской системе координат). Озёрная котловина тектонического происхождения, западная её часть более глубокая, чем восточная. Вода озера относится к гидрокарбонатному классу и имеет смешанный катионный состав. Колебания уровня не превышают 1,25 метра, наиболее высокие уровни в июне, замерзает в первой половине ноября, вскрывается в конце апреля или начале мая. Питание смешанное, с преобладанием снегового. Минерализация воды — 0,3679 грамма на литр.

Гидрография
На озере большое количество лесистых островов. На озере есть несколько полуостровов — Крутик, Марьин, Сосновый, Семерик, Букаевка и несколько островов — Голец, Кораблик, Копейка, Два Брата (два острова), Липовый. На берегах озера располагаются базы отдыха и санатории.

В озеро впадают река Еловка (из озера Еловое), горная речка Кудряшевка, река Кундуруша (из озера Большой Еланчик). Из Чебаркуля вытекает река Коелга (бассейн Оби). В озере и на берегу есть действующие источники с родниковой водой.

Ихтиофауна

Берега озера извилисты. Заливы называют «курьи». Это те места, где рыба мечет икру и выводится рыбья молодь. В озере обитает линь, карп, лещ, щука, окунь, ротан, плотва, ёрш, язь, карась, рипус, налим, судак, разводится сиг. Рыбалка на Чебаркуле весьма распространена, о чём говорит большое количество рыбаков в любое время года.

Название
Названия озера и одноимённого города происходят из тюркского языка и означают — «Красивое, пёстрое озеро».

Кроме этого озера на Южном Урале есть ещё одноимённые озёра. Но описываемый Чебаркуль самый крупный из них и даёт название озёрной системе — Чебаркульской группе озёр.

Падение в озеро метеорита

При падении осколков метеорита 15 февраля 2013 года на озере в полутора километрах от берега образовался пролом во льду диаметром около 8 метров. Силами полиции он был оцеплен. Прибывшими 16 февраля 2013 года на место водолазами МЧС фрагменты метеорита на дне озера из-за толстого слоя ила и отложений найдены не были.

16 февраля на озеро Чебаркуль прибыла экспедиция Уральского федерального университета под руководством Михаила Ларионова. При себе группа имела письмо за подписью ректора В. А. Кокшарова, из которого следовало, что работа проводится по поручению Комитета по метеоритам РАН, а контролирует выполнение работ В. И. Гроховский. Несмотря на препятствия, чинимые полицией, группа Ларионова обследовала траекторию падения метеорита за пределами зоны оцепления. Учёные обнаружили первые 53 осколка метеорита, найденные компактно в радиусе 30 метров от оцепления. При последующих поисках с участием водолазов в озере Чебаркуль были обнаружены большой осколок и множество более мелких осколков суммарным весом несколько килограммов.

16 октября 2013 года из озера был поднят самый крупный кусок метеорита в 570 кг, который хранится в Краеведческом музее в Челябинске.

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Бассейн Коелги
Озёра Чебаркульского района
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A new resource from the National Center for Assisted Living (NCAL) seeks to educate consumers on the risk for falls, while also encouraging their participation in helping to manage this risk. Developed by the NCAL Customer Relations Committee and NCAL Risk Management Workgroup, A Conversation About Falls in Assisted Living addresses frequently asked questions to spark the conversation between staff and consumers.
A Conversation About Falls in Assisted Living encourages family members to discuss with staff which items are appropriate and declutter rooms for safety. The handout also includes tips for residents, such as wearing good-fitting shoes and embracing assistance devices (such as walkers or canes) when necessary.
Assisted living providers can print out the handout to include in admission packets, or make readily available for consumers when discussions about falls occur.
Realizing that not every fall can be prevented, the NCAL resource ultimately attempts to make residents and family members a part of the solution before events occur.
A Conversation About Falls in Assisted Living can be downloaded from the NCAL website on its Managing Falls webpage.


I began working on Plexiglas in 2002. Painting on the back of clear Plexiglas was terribly fulfilling and allowed me to develop my abstract language with a hint of Surrealism, a touch of Pop, Superflat and hard edge. Always the hard edge. Collage, Pattern and decoration - The field. I made work in this way for 7 years. Through graduate school at Cranbrook and then into NYC making a handful of large paintings for a solo show at Lemberg Gallery in Detroit. In 2011 I was at Vermont Studio Center arts residency. I started making the Comb series work on Panels and I have continued to make that work until now (2017). But... over the years I have revisited this Plexiglas work here and there. I think it has finally been long enough that I can see the forest for the trees. Most of the Grad school voices are outta my head and my heart is back in the work. The result are these works. Enjoy!


The Love Doctor that makes Cupid cry for his mommy…to get his diaper changed.
P.S.: I really find your solutions innovative and logical and am expecting you to help me.
See, jealousy is a cruel thing and unless you're as great as the Doctor Himself (Yes, you must capitalize all the pronouns which are to replace His name) and completely secure, this beast will devour you inside out and there is absolutely nothing you can do about it. Memories (i.e. past relationships) are like permanent scars etched across your lover's face. It's not one of those scars, which look cool, and racy, it's one of those scars, which make you prefer quadriplegics. Every time you look at him, you'll see that Bangladeshi blond looking right back at you, smug grin on her face, laughing at you, giving you thoughts you should not be thinking.
No matter how much you want to, the past exists, and in the past, your boyfriend was with someone else, and he was happy, or happier (I assume it's the latter because you don't seem like much of a catch), however intermittently it may have been. So there's no point crying over spilt milk. What you need to do is to get some make-up and make it so that that scar never shows itself on his face again. I'm also assuming you don't have enough of an IQ to get my metaphor, so let me explain (and I'm banking on the fact that he 'loves' you, which I also doubt): tell him that he needs to cut off all contact with her or else you're leaving him. Change classes, make him delete her from Facebook, get him a new SIM so that she can't call him. Whatever it takes. You might say that it's not the fact that he's friends with her that is the root to your hurt, but the fact that he WANTS to be. For once, the Doctor will empathise. There is absolutely no winning in a situation such as yours.
P.S.: "Jhografyings?" What kind of a loser says that anymore?
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1. The band I mentioned as Heal was actually Veins, but unfortunately they still sucked. Although, apologies to Heal for mentioning your name when you weren't even there, and apologies to Veins for getting the name wrong.
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Many of northern Michigan's highest-profile golf courses, such as Arcadia Bluffs Golf Club, Bay Harbor Golf Club and Tullymore Golf Club, are modern developments.
In 1968, Robert Trent Jones Sr. designed the Heather Course, the first at Boyne Highlands.
But world-class courses in this region, which is seemingly ideal for the game, are nothing new. In fact, golf has been a major draw here for more than a century. It's just that the courses from yesteryear are very different than what we see today.
If you know where to look, you can sample some of the best courses, old and new, built by some of golf's most prolific architects.
Golf courses in northern Michigan date back to the late 19th century. A few of these humble clubs are still around, such as Wequetonsing Golf Club, Harbor Point Golf Club and nearby Charlevoix Golf Club. On historic Mackinac Island, vacationers can still tee it up on Wawashkamo Golf Club, which dates back to 1898.
Many of these early courses were founded and built by locals, but there are a few exceptions where noteworthy names left their mark in the area.
Back in 1929, Alister MacKenzie and Perry Maxwell came to the northwest side of the state just a few miles from the Sleeping Bear Dunes and built Crystal Downs Country Club. Mackenzie gems are hard to come by, and those with the right member connection shouldn't miss out on one of America's finest classics.
The best course from this era available to the public is located further up the coast in Charlevoix, Belvedere Golf Club. This layout was designed by Willie Watson in 1925. Watson, a Scotsman who also built such courses as Harding Park in San Francisco, delivered a course on rolling, parkland terrain that has hosted the Michigan Amateur Championship 39 times. Today, the 6,713-yard test still holds its own as one of the great must-plays in the north.
Watson is less prolific than another Scottish designer, Donald Ross, whose presence is much larger around Metro Detroit than in the north. But a little slice of Ross can be found along Elk Lake north of Traverse City. Elk Rapids Golf Course is a small nine-hole course dating back to 1923 and plays little more than 3,000 yards long, perfect for a quick after-dinner game during the long summer evenings of the north.
As Ross' reputation and importance to design grew over the next few decades, Boyne Highlands Resort called on Michigan-based architect William Newcomb to build the Donald Ross Memorial Course in the 1980s, a collection of 18 of Ross' best-known holes from courses Oakland Hills, Seminole Pinehurst No. 2 and more. The big finish is a replica of The Monster's infamous, watery, par-4 16th hole.
Prior to the Ross Memorial, Boyne Highlands' first course was built in 1968 at the hands of Robert Trent Jones Sr. The Heather Course helped to bridge the gap between the classic courses of the 1920s, and the modern generation followed with a mix of new and old design traits. It's gently rolling and walker-friendly (the resort even offers caddies) and has a championship yardage more than 7,100 yards, full of splashed bunkers, long forced carries and elevated greens.
Soon after, northern Michigan's golf and resort development enjoyed a boom in the 1980s. In hilly Gaylord, Treetops Resort called RTJ Sr. back to Michigan to build its first golf course, The Masterpiece, which opened in 1987. Set on ground entirely too hilly and forested for traditional course design, it was the first of what would eventually be dozens of courses to be built at ski resorts on ground once thought too severe to put golf on.
Jones' Masterpiece helped usher in a new breed of dramatic golf courses. Shanty Creek Resorts welcomed designs from both Arnold Palmer (The Legend) and Tom Weiskopf (Cedar River) set on around its ski-hill slopes. Treetops also unveiled its new Treetops North facility that included similarly dazzling hillside courses designed by Tom Fazio (The Premier) and Rick Smith (The Signature).
The Otsego Club, known for its historic Classic Course, built a mountain stunner next to it, the Tribute, which plays every bit as undulating as nearby Treetops.
Meanwhile, in Traverse City, the Grand Traverse Resort commissioned Jack Nicklaus, still in the early stages of his design career, to build The Bear, which opened in 1984 and would become nationally recognized as one of the toughest courses in the country. Golfers from all over the Midwest sought it out to see how their game stacked up against Jack's beast with a rating/slope of 76.3/148, and the course became a regular host of the Michigan Open.
While high-profile golf courses such as Arcadia Bluffs and Bay Harbor continued to put northern Michigan's golf courses near the top of Top 100 rankings, other more humbly built courses were added.
Tom Doak, a champion of more minimally designed courses, built his first course, High Pointe Golf Club (currently closed) near Traverse City, in 1989. Shortly after, he built the challenging Black Forest at Wilderness Valley in Gaylord, a tough, scenic course that remains on many "best of Michigan" lists.
One 21st century course that feels like its a century old already is the Kingsley Club near Traverse City. A private club offering promotional play until it fills its membership, comes full circle with Mackenzie's Crystal Downs. Architect Mike Devries, who grew up playing and working at Crystal Downs, laid out a similarly rugged and wild course using virtually no earth-shaping. The result is a course that looks decades older than its open date in 2001, full of topsy-turvy greens, dramatic, penal bunkers and fescue fairways.
Devries, a former intern of Doak, designed another throwback gem in the upper peninsula, Greywalls Golf Course, which is similarly natural and rough, overlooking Lake Superior, a bit like Crystal Downs overlooks Lake Michigan.


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Q: std::wstring not working with the [] operator of std::map I have a const std::map<const wchar_t*, const char*> which is in the global namespace. It looks like this:
.h file
typedef std::map<const wchar_t*, const char*> ShaderMap;

const ShaderMap::value_type rawShaderData[] = {
    ShaderMap::value_type( L"BasicShader_Vertex",
        "..."
    ),
);

const int ElementCount = 2; //Length of rawShaderData
extern ShaderMap ShaderProgramsMap;

.cpp file
ShaderMap ShaderProgramsMap = ShaderMap( rawShaderData, rawShaderData + ElementCount );

I'm trying to access it elsewhere in my code like this:
std::wstring shaderKey = std::wstring( name + L"_Vertex" );
...
pShaderData = ShaderProgramsMap[shaderKey.c_str()];

Using the debugger, shaderKey is "BasicShader_vertex" but pShaderData is NULL. Is the problem with comparing the value of std::wstring::c_str to const wchar_t* or is it something elsewhere in the code?

A: std::wstring shaderKey1 = std::wstring( name + L"_Vertex" );
ShaderProgramsMap[shaderKey1.c_str()] = "Whatever";

std::wstring shaderKey2 = std::wstring( name + L"_Vertex" );
pShaderData = ShaderProgramsMap[shaderKey2.c_str()];

The pointer returned by shaderKey1.c_str() is not the same as shaderKey2.c_str(). They are 2 different strings which both allocated their own data and are giving you a pointer to that allocation. They happen to store the same data, but you are only looking at the pointers. If you want to search and sort by string make the key a std::wstring, not a const wchar_t*. Along the same lines, the value should also very likely be std::string, not const char*, but I'll leave you to decide that.
Another problem with your original approach is that the pointer returned by shaderKey.c_str() will be dangling as soon as shaderKey goes out of scope.

A: I don't actually see a std::map in your example code -- I see an array of std::map<>::value_type elements (i.e. const char*).
So,
   const ShaderMap::value_type ShaderProgramsMap[] = { ... };
is actually:
    std::pair<wchar_t const* const, char const*> const ShaderProgramsMap[] = { ... }
And,
    pShaderData = ShaderProgramsMap[shaderKey.c_str()];
is actually:
int nArrayIndex = int(shaderKey.c_str());
pShaderData = ShaderProgramsMap[nArrayIndex]; // actually an array, not a map

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Out of the blue Target posted a listing of Nintendo Switch port of Red Dead Redemption 2 and pulled it out quickly. This confirms the game is all set to be coming on Nintendo Switch this year definitely as per the news source. RDR 2 Switch Edition was is news long back and there were tons of rumors that claimed the game is coming up for the hybrid console without any accurate details. Targets listing can't be a mistake, Rock Star had still not provided enough info to end the curiosity.
Red Dead Redemption 2 is currently limited to PS4 and Xbox One, the PC edition and there is no clue when it will land on PC platform, Rock Star had stopped giving preference to PC long back, while Switch is considered to be an ideal platform for lots of AAA games.
Nintendo focus more on family and kid friendly games on Switch, RDR 2 on the other side has mature content based on life of gangs of old west. The source news who published the news has able to capture a screenshot of Switch Edition of RDR 2 listed at a price tag of $59.
As per the source Rockstar might be testing a graphical downgrade of the RDR 2 for switch and it might have rolled back or put on hold for some reason.


Boss Nigel Adkins wants our fans to enjoy every minute of the new season ahead.
The boss closes out a brand new hour-long documentary on the club with a message to our fans, and he wants our players to play with a 'fearless ambition' at Madejski Stadium.
He said, "As long as we keep a positive environment around the place, to allow players to go and play, they will play with a fearless ambition to pass the football, and take the risks that make it exciting.
"That is important, but ultimately if you come down to Reading I want people to enjoy it. I want people with smiles on their faces, if you pay your hard-earned cash you need to know the players are working hard on the training ground, and endeavouring to win games and entertain.
"So if you come down I want you to have smiles on your faces and enjoy the whole occasion. Bring the family, laugh, sing, shout, enjoy what's on offer and make it a friendly place - but intimidating for the opposition because they know at Reading Football Club the supporters are going to get right behind the team all the way through the game when we've got the ball, and make it a noisy, exciting place to be."


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Peter Bryce and the Politics of Fear and Hatred
I seem to relate everything to Peter Bryce these days, and in the aftermath of Donald Trump's win this week I found myself linking Peter Bryce to the news of the day through the lens of immigration. As has been well-outlined in the last few months, Trump's position on immigration is exclusionary and based on the politics of fear and hate. On his website, Trump proposes building a wall between Mexico and the U-S, vetting immigrants to see if they share American values, and restricting immigration from places where terrorism is active. It seems Trump and his supporters only want immigrants who fit a narrow profile. This is not the first time that race and immigration have been tied together – they have also been issues in Canada.
Well before Peter Bryce joined the federal government, Canada first faced the issue of race and immigration. In the country's early years, the government's plan was to populate the prairies with the poor of Great Britain. This proved to be a disaster because poor immigrants from the slums of Britain's big cities had no idea how to farm, much less survive the brutal weather extremes of the prairies. In 1896 Clifford Sifton, Minister of the Interior in the Laurier government, promoted the idea of bringing in immigrants from places like Scandinavia, Germany and the steppes of eastern Europe. Despite protests from Canadians who wanted the country to be populated only by the British, this radical idea worked, and more than two million immigrants would pour into the country in the next few years.
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Peter Bryce was a supporter of immigration, and that may surprise many who see him strictly as the man who lobbied for better health conditions among Indigenous people. He was a believer in the colonial approach to economics and he saw Canada as an empty land full of economic potential; all it needed was a willing workforce to make it happen. Bryce also believed that Canada's future lay in being an agrarian superpower, with numerous small communities servicing a vast agricultural factory which would help feed the world.
As the chief bureaucrat for the board of health in Ontario, he worked to improve health conditions for immigrants who were flooding into the slums of Toronto, and actively fought racism caused by the belief that immigrant populations brought disease to the city. Later in the federal government, he was the chief medical officer for two departments: Indian Affairs, and Immigration. His biggest impact in the Immigration department was the construction of hygienic and efficient immigration depots, and screening for communicable diseases.
But his support of immigration went deeper than that. In 1928, long after he had retired, Bryce published a collection of papers called The Value to Canada of the Continental Immigrant. The impetus for this collection was the narrative of the day that immigrants were to be feared because of their differences. By this time Bryce was in his mid 70s, but he had spent six months travelling Canada to visit many of the communities which arose from the immigration first promoted by Sir Clifford Sifton, who he also interviewed.
Among the places he visited were Castlegar B.C., where he spent a day with Doukhbours who had been persecuted in Russia because of their radical views. He also travelled to the Selkirk region of Manitoba, and central Saskatchewan and Alberta where communities of Scandinavians, Germans, and Ukrainians had been established. Bryce's theme was consistent; these people shared Canadian values, and they were working hard to bring wealth to their communities and to the country in general.
Today among my friends and family are the descendants of those immigrants. My brother's wife is from the German community in Fort Saskatchewan; my wife's sister is married to a descendant of the Scandinavian community; a friend and colleague is a descendant of the Doukhbour community. The fact that we mix so easily and yet celebrate our ethnic backgrounds contradicts the racist politics which characterized Donald Trump's campaign, and reminds me that strong voices like Peter Bryce's are needed today, more than ever.
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Hon. Flora Breckinridge Fermor-Hesketh1
F, #11941, b. 23 February 1913, d. 15 September 1970
Flora, Baroness Revelstoke of Membland 2
Hon. Flora Breckinridge Fermor-Hesketh was born on 23 February 1913 at Rufford, Lancashire, EnglandG.4,1 She was the daughter of Thomas Fermor-Hesketh, 1st Baron Hesketh and Florence Louise Breckinridge.5,6 She married, firstly, Rupert Baring, 4th Baron Revelstoke of Membland, son of Cecil Baring, 3rd Baron Revelstoke of Membland and Maude Louise Lorillard, on 2 March 1934 at Easton Neston, Towcester, Northamptonshire, EnglandG.5 She and Rupert Baring, 4th Baron Revelstoke of Membland were divorced in 1944.7 She married, secondly, Lt.-Cdr. Arnold Derek Arthur Lawson, son of Sir Arnold Lawson, on 12 April 1944 at London, EnglandG.7,4,1 She died on 15 September 1970 at age 57 at Northamptonshire, EnglandG.8,9,10
She was also known as Florence.9 After her marriage, Hon. Flora Breckinridge Fermor-Hesketh was styled as Baroness Revelstoke of Membland on 2 March 1934. From 2 March 1934, her married name became Baring. From 12 April 1944, her married name became Lawson.7
Children of Hon. Flora Breckinridge Fermor-Hesketh and Rupert Baring, 4th Baron Revelstoke of Membland
John Baring, 5th Baron Revelstoke of Membland7 b. 2 Dec 1934, d. 5 Jun 2003
James Cecil Baring, 6th Baron Revelstoke of Membland+9 b. 16 Aug 1938, d. 7 Feb 2012
Children of Hon. Flora Breckinridge Fermor-Hesketh and Lt.-Cdr. Arnold Derek Arthur Lawson
Arabella Ann Lawson+7 b. 14 Aug 1946
Caroline Flora Lawson+7 b. 23 Sep 1953
[S1384] James Cecil, Baron Revelstoke Baring, "re: Baring Family," e-mail message to Darryl Lundy, 18 June 2005 and 9 August 2005. Hereinafter cited as "re: Baring Family."
[S300] Michael Rhodes, "re: Ernest Fawbert Collection," e-mail message to Darryl Roger Lundy, 8 February. Hereinafter cited as "re: Ernest Fawbert Collection."
[S2] Peter W. Hammond, editor, The Complete Peerage or a History of the House of Lords and All its Members From the Earliest Times, Volume XIV: Addenda & Corrigenda (Stroud, Gloucestershire, U.K.: Sutton Publishing, 1998), page 544. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage, Volume XIV.
[S6] G.E. Cokayne; with Vicary Gibbs, H.A. Doubleday, Geoffrey H. White, Duncan Warrand and Lord Howard de Walden, editors, The Complete Peerage of England, Scotland, Ireland, Great Britain and the United Kingdom, Extant, Extinct or Dormant, new ed., 13 volumes in 14 (1910-1959; reprint in 6 volumes, Gloucester, U.K.: Alan Sutton Publishing, 2000), volume XIII, page 546. Hereinafter cited as The Complete Peerage.
[S466] Notices, The Telegraph, London, UK, 13 June 2003. Hereinafter cited as The Telegraph.
[S2] Peter W. Hammond, The Complete Peerage, Volume XIV, page 544, says 1971.
[S1421] Louis Jebb, "re: Peter Lorillard," e-mail message to Emily Lorillard, 6 November 2002. Hereinafter cited as "re: Peter Lorillard."
Rose Matilda Robinson1
F, #11942, d. 20 July 1878
Rose Matilda Robinson was the daughter of Joshua Robinson.1 She married Major Aubrey William de Vere Beauclerk, son of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie, on 7 December 1841.1 She died on 20 July 1878.1
Her married name became Beauclerk.
Children of Rose Matilda Robinson and Major Aubrey William de Vere Beauclerk
Louisa Katherine Beauclerk1 d. 1929
Isabella Julia Beauclerk1 d. 13 Mar 1930
Charles Robert Beauclerk1
M, #11943, b. 6 January 1802, d. 22 February 1872
Charles Robert Beauclerk was born on 6 January 1802.1 He was the son of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie.1 He married Joaquina de Zamora, daughter of Don José M. de Zamora, in March 1842.1 He died on 22 February 1872 at age 70.1
He was educated at Halnaker School, Sussex, England.1 He graduated from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, in 1823 with a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.)1 He graduated from Gonville and Caius College, Cambridge University, Cambridge, Cambridgeshire, England, in 1827 with a Master of Arts (M.A.)1 He was admitted to Lincoln's Inn in 1829 entitled to practise as a barrister.1 He lived at St. Leonard's Lodge, Horsham, Sussex, EnglandG.1
Children of Charles Robert Beauclerk and Joaquina de Zamora
Sidney Joseph Beauclerk1 b. 22 Dec 1848, d. 7 Aug 1851
Captain Ferdinand Beauclerk+1 b. 15 Jan 1851, d. 3 May 1920
Reverend Charles Sidney Beauclerk1 b. 1 Jan 1855, d. 22 Nov 1934
Reverend Henry Sidney Beauclerk1 b. 25 Nov 1857, d. 30 Sep 1909
Robert Sidney de Vere Beauclerk+1 b. 14 Dec 1858, d. 26 Mar 1934
Mary Beauclerk1 b. 17 Apr 1861, d. 17 Oct 1920
William Topham Sidney Beauclerk+1 b. 3 Jul 1864, d. 5 May 1950
George Robert Beauclerk1
M, #11944, b. 28 February 1803, d. 5 December 1871
George Robert Beauclerk was born on 28 February 1803.1 He was the son of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie.2 He married Maria Sarah Lonsdale, daughter of Ralph Lonsdale and Maria Lupton, on 2 June 1861.1 He died on 5 December 1871 at age 68.1
He gained the rank of Captain in the 23rd Regiment, Royal Welch Fusiliers.1 He wrote the book Beauclerk's Journey to Morocco.1 He lived at King's Castle, Ardglass, County Down, Ireland.1
Children of George Robert Beauclerk and Maria Sarah Lonsdale
Georgiana Beauclerk1 b. 10 Jul 1862, d. 10 May 1942
Caroline Elizabeth Beauclerk1 b. 12 Jun 1865, d. 8 Nov 1952
Emily Kathleen Beauclerk1 b. 25 Jan 1867, d. 16 Apr 1953
Ida Beauclerk1 b. 7 Jun 1869, d. 5 Aug 1955
Amelius George de Vere Beauclerk+1 b. 1 Oct 1871, d. 26 Aug 1939
Amelius Beauclerk1
M, #11945, b. 29 November 1809
Amelius Beauclerk was baptised on 29 November 1809 at Cowfold, Sussex, England.2 He was born in 1809.1 He was the son of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie.3
Ferdinand Beauclerk1
M, #11946, b. 1811, d. 5 October 1829
Ferdinand Beauclerk was born in 1811.1 He was the son of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie.2 He died on 5 October 1829, unmarried.1
He gained the rank of Acting Cornet in the Bengal Light Cavalry.1
Emily Frederica Beauclerk1
F, #11947, b. 1 March 1800, d. 16 September 1816
Emily Frederica Beauclerk was born on 1 March 1800.1 She was the daughter of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie.2 She died on 16 September 1816 at age 16.1
Caroline Anne Beauclerk1
F, #11948, b. 12 January 1804, d. 11 September 1869
Caroline Anne Beauclerk was born on 12 January 1804.1 She was the daughter of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie.2 She married Robert Aldridge, son of John Aldridge and Anna Maria Smyth, on 20 October 1829.1 She died on 11 September 1869 at age 65.1 She was buried on 17 September 1869 at Lower Beeding, Sussex, England.3
Her married name became Aldridge.
Children of Caroline Anne Beauclerk and Robert Aldridge
Emily Louisa Aldridge+3 b. 1 Sep 1830, d. 20 Aug 1893
Colonel John Aldridge+3 b. 4 Jan 1832, d. 1888
Anna Maria Aldridge+3 b. 6 Aug 1833, d. 1916
Robert Barttelot Aldridge3 b. 1835, d. 19 Nov 1863
Caroline Diana Aldridge+3 b. 23 Mar 1838, d. 24 Feb 1920
Reverend Charles Compton Aldridge3 b. 1839, d. 7 Aug 1866
Henry Aldridge3 b. 1842, d. 20 Nov 1876
Georgiana Beauclerk1
F, #11949, b. 1805, d. 25 December 1847
Georgiana Beauclerk was born in 1805.1 She was the daughter of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie.2 She married Sir John Dean Paul, 2nd Bt., son of Sir John Dean Paul, 1st Bt. and Frances Eleanor Simpson, on 10 October 1826.1 She died on 25 December 1847.1
Her married name became Paul.
Child of Georgiana Beauclerk and Sir John Dean Paul, 2nd Bt.
Sir Aubrey John Dean Paul, 3rd Bt.1 b. 18 Aug 1827, d. 27 Jun 1890
Diana Olivia Beauclerk1
F, #11950, b. 21 June 1806, d. 9 February 1875
Diana Olivia Beauclerk was born on 21 June 1806.2 She was the daughter of Charles George Beauclerk and Emily Charlotte Ogilvie.3 She married Sir Francis Fletcher-Vane, 3rd Bt., son of Sir Frederick Fletcher-Vane, 2nd Bt. and Hannah Bowerbank, on 10 April 1823.1 She died on 9 February 1875 at age 68.1
Her married name became Fletcher-Vane.
Children of Diana Olivia Beauclerk and Sir Francis Fletcher-Vane, 3rd Bt.
Sir Henry Ralph Fletcher-Vane, 4th Bt.1 b. 13 Jan 1830, d. 15 Jun 1908
Gertrude Elizabeth Fletcher-Vane+1 b. 1831, d. 1895
Major Frederick Fletcher-Vane1 b. 12 Dec 1832, d. 7 Dec 1865
[S88] E. M. Swinhoe, editor, Burke's Genealogical and Heraldic History of the Peerage, Baronetage and Knightage, 93rd edition (London, U.K.: Burke's Peerage Ltd, 1933), page 2379. Hereinafter cited as Burkes Peerage and Baronetage, 93th ed.


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Q: How to produce reproducible pseudo-random numbers based on a seed for all platforms with the rand crate? This is a follow-up to How can I input an integer seed for producing random numbers using the rand crate in Rust?. In this answer, it is stated that if reproducibility across builds and architectures is desired,

then look at crates such as rand_chacha, rand_pcg, rand_xoshiro

The same is stated in the documentation for StdRng:

The algorithm is deterministic but should not be considered reproducible due to dependence on configuration and possible replacement in future library versions. For a secure reproducible generator, we recommend use of the rand_chacha crate directly.

I have looked at these crates, but I have not found out how to use them for my use case. I am looking for a small sample showing how one of these crates can be used for generating a sequence of pseudo-random numbers, that are always the same for a given seed.

A: An example using rand_chacha::ChaCha8Rng:
use rand_chacha::rand_core::SeedableRng;
use rand_core::RngCore;
use rand_chacha; // 0.3.0

fn main() {
    let mut gen = rand_chacha::ChaCha8Rng::seed_from_u64(10);
    let res: Vec<u64> = (0..100).map(|_| gen.next_u64()).collect();
    println!("{:?}", res);
}

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A huge thank you Sarah.
W. and I are both so pleased that we did the course with you. I felt very calm leading up to the birth, despote being 10 days overdue, and it was useful to have the exercises to focus on both before and during the birth.
It ended up being quite an epic 16 hour labour, all on gas and air until the last 30 minutes when I needed to have an epidural and forceps as this big baby just didn't want to come out! The hypnobirthing definitely helped though and I don't think I would have made it nearly that long without it.


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Impact Investing Opportunities
Announcing Three New Impact Investing Opportunities
A growing channel for philanthropy, impact investing provides the opportunity for both a social and financial return by investing in local projects.
After tremendous success in investments over the past decade, Seattle Foundation is excited to announce three new impact investing opportunities: Forterra, Craft3 and Global Partnerships.
Forterra is the state of Washington's largest land conservation, stewardship and community building organization dedicated solely to the region. The organization works with local communities and partners to drive policies promoting livable cities that can accommodate our growing numbers while maintaining a good quality of life for all residents. It also restores and maintains urban green spaces and envisions new uses for properties on which healthy, green mixed-use projects can be built close to transit corridors and town centers. Forterra's work aligns with Seattle Foundation's priorities in the areas of economic opportunity and the environment in King and Pierce counties.
The Forterra Strong Communities Fund buys and deploys targeted community real estate to grow neighborhoods in King and Pierce counties into welcoming and affordable places for all and to keep ecosystems vital.
Craft3 is a nonprofit Community Development Financial Institution (CDFI) lender with a mission to strengthen economic, ecological and family resilience in Pacific Northwest communities. The organizations provides specialized loans to entrepreneurs, nonprofits and individuals who do not have access to traditional financing. Craft3 then complements these financial resources with expertise, networks and other advocacy for its clients. Craft3's work focuses on Seattle Foundation's priorities in the areas of economic opportunity and the environment.
The Craft3 Community Impact Investment Note is a revolving loan fund and 100 percent of Note proceeds are lent to Craft3 borrowers, including entrepreneurs, nonprofits, individuals and others who do not normally have access to financing.
The objective of Global Partnerships' Social Investment Fund 6.0 is to expand opportunity for people living in poverty. Fund 6.0 makes loans to social enterprises, including: microfinance institutions, cooperatives, global development NGOs and social businesses that require working capital to deliver essential products and services to households living in poverty. Global Partnerships' work fits into Seattle Foundation's Global Giving impact strategies and priorities.
Global Partnerships' Social Investment Fund 6.0 will make loans to social enterprises, including microfinance institutions, cooperatives, global development NGOs and social businesses that require working capital to deliver essential products and services to households living in poverty.
Impact Investing is an innovative approach for philanthropists who wish to expand their impact beyond grantmaking to include direct investment of their philanthropic dollars into projects and endeavors that further the public good.
For more information or to get started with impact investing, contact Allison Parker (206.515.2128 or email) or Michael Brown (206.515.2132 or email).
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Abstract A guide on why and how citizens should become 'citizen lobbyists' to help revive our fragile civic life and restore their own citizen role in society. Virtually all contemporary democracy theories suggest that only a revitalized citizenry may fix the democratic impasse, but nobody provides a solution to actually do that. What if citizen lobbying could provide that solution while revitalizing democracy? This presentation provides an accessible theoretical framework of a new form of active citizenship by providing inspirational illustrations and a how-to guide to new, unconventional forms of citizen engagement.


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U.S. Premiere
By Daina Ashbee
Presented by La MaMa and American Realness
In Partnership with First Nations Dialogues,
Global First Nations Performance Network
and Consulate General Of Canada in New York
Downstairs | 66 East 4th Street
Wednesday and Thursday at 10PM, Friday at 1pm
$25 Tickets; $20 Student/Senior Tickets [+$1 Facility Fee]
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Serpentine vibrates the essence of Daina Ashbee's dark and feminine choreographic practice. Exploring the occupation of space, time and attention, the cathartic work is based on repetition and instance. With simple imagery, slow and sensual movement and a disturbing and powerful original electric organ composition by Jean-Francois Blouin, Serpentine creates a haunting juxtaposition that escalates in its violence. Performed by Areli Moran. More information at on the American Realness website!
Artistic Direction and Choreography: Daina Ashbee
Performer: Areli Moran Mayoral
Lighting Design: Daina Ashbee and Areli Moran
Music: Jean-Francois Blouin
Daina Ashbee is a Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV associate artist
Production: Daina Ashbee
Delegate producer: Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV
Production Director: André Houle – Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV
Administration: Valerie Buddle – Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV
Communication: Christel Durand – Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV
Coordination: Gaétan Paré – Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV
Daina Ashbee is supported by the Council for Arts and Letters of Quebec, the Canada Council for the Arts.
Daina Ashbee is an artist, performer and choreographer based in Montreal, known for her radical works at the edge of dance and performance, which intelligently approach such complex subjects and taboos as female sexuality, Métis identity, and climate change. For the choreographer, creation is an instinctive and quasi-spiritual quest, which embraces her relationship with her ancestors, the universe and the entire cosmos. At the young age of 26, she had already won two awards for her choreographies. She was a double prizewinner at the Prix de la danse de Montréal, winning both the Prix du CALQ for Best Choreography of 2015-2016 for her choreographic installation When the Ice Melts, Will We Drink the Water?, and the Prix Découverte de la danse, presented by Agora de la danse and Tangente, for Unrelated. Also, Daina was named by the prestigious German Tanz magazine as one of 30 promising artists for the year 2017 and named one of 25 to watch by the American publication, Dance Magazine in 2018.
Recognized as one of the most promising young choreographers of the next generation since 2015, her work has been presented 67 times in 13 countries and 23 cities. Her work being presented in some of the most prestigious festivals (The Venice Biennale, Oktoberdans, Les Rencontre Chorégraphiques de Seine Saint Denis, and the Munich Dance Biennale) and on the stages of the world (Canada, France, Spain, Belgium, Norway, Finland, Greenland, Germany, Italy, Switzerland, and Mexico). Daina is the artist-in-residence at Agora de la danse in Montreal until 2020 and the associate artist of Centre de Création O Vertigo – CCOV. In 2018, she returned to the Venice Biennale to teach at the Biennale College, whilst creating a group-piece for 15 students. She continues to tour in Norway, Belgium, Italy, Czech Republic, Canada and the United States, meanwhile creating a new group piece and a solo set to premiere in 2020 and 2021.
Areli Moran (performer) was born in 1985 in Guadalajara, Mexico. As a stage artist and cultural manager, she is currently based in Monterrey (Mexico) and transitioning to Berlin (Germany). Her academic career led her to attend the Royal Academy of Dancing, the Escuela Superior de Musica and Danza de Monterrey, and the Modus Operandi contemporary dance program in Vancouver, Canada.
In 2015 she founded her company Expectante in Monterrey, Mexico, focuses in her creations as well production and management of workshops and performances tours of other national and international artist. Her creations involve diverse collaborations with artist from Canada, Mexico and Berlin, places where her own work has been presented. Her artistic work address and question gender roles and the social standards of behavior. Her curiosity and constant desire of new knowledge push her experience and develop her self in the diverse areas of photography, video, graphic design, technical director and tour director. In México she has being artistic director of festivals and cultural events, looking always to push the dance community to be open for new artistic views and ways of work.
In 2017 she founded the first independent studio for contemporary dance and multidisciplinary work Espacio Expectante, a multifunctional platform and residency space focuses in the research, encounter, dialog and creation for the contemporary art scene.
The La MaMa Indigenous Initiative aims to provide a platform for Indigenous arts and culture, both nationally and worldwide. La MaMa Experimental Theatre Club is committed to supporting ethnic diversity, cultural pluralism, and marginalized identities in the arts. The Initiative curates original Indigenous programming, including workshops, markets, and theatrical productions, to elevate the voices and artistic works of Native communities both nationally and internationally.


Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center is a larger-sized nursing home facility in Roosevelt Island, New York (New York county). The Nursing Home Site profile for Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center includes: Visiting / Business Hours, Resident Health and Wellness, Ratings, Activities, Comparisons, Directions, Surveys, and CMS Reviews.
They have 815 beds and 702 residents (which would leave 113 beds available). Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center participates in Medicare and Medicaid and are classified as a Government - City ownership. They offer both family and residential councils. They are not located inside a hospital. They do not belong to a continuing care community.
Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center received an overall rating from CMS of 4 stars compared to the NY average of 3.41 and a National average of 3.31. Ratings from residents, family members, and visitors to our site are available below. We encourage you to leave one of your own if you are familiar with their services. We also recommend giving them a call to address any additional senior and nursing care questions you may have after reviewing their Nursing Home Site profile.
Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center?
They are located at the following address: 900 Main St in Roosevelt Island New York 10044.
They can be reached by phone at (212) 848-6000.
The average length of stay at Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center is approximately 49.8 days. (this may include both short and long-term care (LTC) visits).
The average age at Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center is approximately 71 years old.
Medicare and Medicaid participation for Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center began on Jul 01, 1970.
Additional Staffing can be viewed below. Each number represents a Full-time Equivalent (FTE) Employee of the type listed above it at Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center. Read how FTE is defined.
Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center in ROOSEVELT ISLAND, New York has 815 beds compared to the New York average of 185.40 and a National average of 106.16.
As of the last update they had 702 residents compared to the NY average of 158.78 and a National average of 86.4.
This results in a 86.13% occupancy rate compared to the New York average of 85.64% and a national average of 81.38%.
Averaging the available ratings gives an aggregate star rating of 3.8 for Coler Rehabilitation And Nursing Care Center versus the NY average of 3.21 and a national average of 3.20.
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The Alexander Technique is an educational approach to all movement and function. Using principles that embody a set of values for living, you can learn to suspend ideas of right and wrong to create space to recognize your unique patterns of moving and thinking. Posture is movement. Good posture is an ability to think in activity and be present in the process of living.
As an Alexander Technique teacher, I use gentle hands-on and verbal guidance in a supportive environment, offering time and space for you to learn, explore and grow awareness of your unique patterns and habits. This process of growing conscious awareness provides a framework for building a foundation from which you can learn to trust in your inherent postural support system and mind-body unity to experience sustainable ease, health and joy in living.
Learning is a state of mind. Alexander Technique lessons offer an opportunity to learn your unique process of learning, empowering you to choose how you react to and interact with your environment, and create processes for addressing imbalances as they may arise.
Improved use of our primary instrument (ourself!) to support the development of a skill, such as playing a musical instrument, dancing, acting, etc.


This group is for parents only (children may not attend) and will meet once-weekly from 11:15am to 12:30pm on Thursdays. Space is limited, so call now for availability and pricing information.
Dr. Ohlenforst has worked with children, adolescents, and adults throughout her training at UT Southwestern Medical Center and Stanford School of Medicine. As founder/owner of Therapy Dallas, she specializes in individual and family-based interventions for children and adolescents with anxiety, ADHD, and behavioral difficulties.
A therapeutic children's picture book teaching children how to grow from WORRIERS to WARRIORS by learning to "bark back" at their worries. Co-authored by Dr. Jaime Crowley and Dr. Kristen Ohlenforst. Intended for children ages 5-12, though suitable for all ages!


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Here is the CVS Weekly Ad Scan Preview for January 11, 2015. Lots of deals including free Gass relief! Be sure to check back at Simply CVS later in the week for coupon match-ups and the best ECB deals and $5 & $10 Scenarios. You can see if there are any printable coupons you'd like to print for items on sale at RedPlum, SmartSource, or Coupons. Remember, you can almost always print two of each coupon.
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Home Sports Fans must return to training camp, but they have to deal with...
Fans must return to training camp, but they have to deal with restrictions
After a period of hiatus caused by the pandemic, Aaron Jones, Green Bay Packers running back, and his teammates resumed a preseason ritual. They rode bicycles to their training camp workouts.
For the time being, however, players cannot borrow bikes from young fans.
The Packers' protocol change reflects the NFL's adaptation of its training camp policy and how it welcomes back spectators who were not allowed to attend workouts last year. Fans cannot interact with players, and must stay at least 20 feet from them.
The changes are particularly apparent in Green Bay, where fans have been loaning Packers players bikes to travel to practice since the 1950s.
Jones stated, "I love tradition." __S.7__
This year, the tradition was rewritten. Fans can no longer loan their bikes to players. Instead, the Packers have brand new Schwinn bikes that they can use.
Similar changes were also seen at other training camps.
Matt Anderson, a Richfield, Minnesota resident, brought his 14 year-old son with him to the Minnesota Vikings first workout. This would have been a great place for the teenager to get autographs from his favorite players.
This year, not.
The Vikings have made up for this by holding autograph sessions with Hall of Famer Randall McDaniel, John Randle and Carl Eller. Anderson said he got a taste for what makes training camp so special, despite the restrictions.
Anderson stated that Anderson was able to "get close to them even this year" and could give a shoutout or get a response from a player. Anderson said, "That's an amazing thing from a football perspective to be able to get in touch with a player and have that interaction with them."
Officials from the NFL claim that about 1,000,000 people attended training camps across the country in 2019, which was the year before the pandemic. On July 31, 2018, around 200,000 people attended training camp sessions, which the NFL called "Back Together Saturday".
After going through training camp last year without spectators, players appreciate the support of their fans.
Kirk Cousins, Vikings quarterback, said that they discussed how people would give up vacation time to watch us practice. That's all there is to it. It's a real privilege to come out and practice on a 95-degree day, especially when you consider that fans are also doing it.
They enjoy hearing the applause once again.
When Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw a ball about 50 yards into a 2-foot hoop in the end zone Thursday, fans roared their approval. This type of play would have been only possible a year ago if it had been supported by teammates.
Marquez Valdes Santling, Packers receiver, said that last year was quiet. "You could hear cars passing by, and that was about it."
Officials from the Packers stated Thursday that they averaged around 2,100 people per practice session, which is slightly lower than their pre-pandemic numbers. The Packers officials noted that the 2018 and 2019 attendance numbers were slightly higher than normal due to Packers Experience, which featured live music and skills activities. This year's health protocol prevented them from being able to do so.
The bike tradition is the most significant change in Green Bay. In the past, players would often use the same bike from training camp to train. The kids who loaned bikes to players became friends.
Jones stated, "My bike rider. I'm still super connected with him." Jones said, "He's always there at practice. He is always there for me."
The Packers posted messages on the bicycle path reminding fans that they are not allowed to take a selfie with them, play catch, give an autograph, fist bump, or even high-five.
Ben Hurley, a 14 year-old Packers fan hailing from Ashwaubenon in Wisconsin, said, "I understand them." "We have to keep the players safe, and make sure they are ready to play, even with all the rules and fines that can be imposed on them. It can be frustrating.
Colin McCabe is a 19-year old Packers fan. He has been attending training camp since he could be twelve years old and allowed players to use his bike for practice. Liam McCabe, his 11-year old brother, began lending his bike to players when he was four years old.
McCabe said, "It's so unlike anything else." He lives just four blocks away from the Packers practice fields. It's a nice thing that we can see players riding bikes down the street, but it's a very different experience to witness the tradition of players engaging with fans. This is the world we live and it's not changing, but it is sad.
Although it's not as bad as before the pandemic, at least it's not 2020 again.
Many NFL teams did not play home games last year in front of paying fans. They enjoy seeing their fans again and are eager to play preseason games in front crowds.
After last week's practice, Teddy Bridgewater, Denver Broncos quarterback, said, "After all that we went through last season, it's wonderful to see fans out there today and it will be great to meet them this year."
One step towards normalcy is having fans at training camp sites. Perhaps next year, players and fans can have a more meaningful interaction.
McCabe stated, "I really hope so. Especially for my brother's sake." He looks forward to it every season. When it comes to Packers training camp, he'll be up at 4 AM and say, "Oh, we get today."
It's better than Christmas for many kids.
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"""
BuffelMapper module is the top level controller that runs the MapPhotographer
and runs the webserver.

Run this from run.py using the droneapi in MavProxy.
"""

__author__ = "Alex Warren"
__copyright__ = "Copyright 2015, Autonomous Mapping Project"
__credits__ = ["Alex Warren", "Rachel Powers", "Thomas Schuker",
                    "Travis Kibler", "Jesse Odle", "Jeremy Hibbs"]
__license__ = "BSD 2"

import time
import sys, os
#
from droneapi.lib import VehicleMode
from pymavlink import mavutil

from pprint import pprint

from Settings import settings
from MapPhotographer import MapPhotographer

from BuffelWeb.BuffelWeb import BuffelWebServer

class BuffelMapper:
    def __init__(self, api, log_dir):

        # First get an instance of the API endpoint (the connect via web case will be similar)
        self.api = api

        # Our vehicle (we assume the user is trying to control the virst vehicle attached to the GCS)
        self.vehicle = self.api.get_vehicles()[0]

        self.log_dir = log_dir

        self.map_picture_dir = os.path.join(log_dir, "map_pics")
        if not os.path.exists(self.map_picture_dir):
            os.makedirs(self.map_picture_dir)

        self.web_static_dir = os.path.join(settings["buffel_root"], "BuffelWeb", "static")
        self.web_static_picture = os.path.join(self.web_static_dir, "map_pic.jpg")

        self.last_update = time.time()

        self.vehicle.set_mavlink_callback(self.getTimeDifference)

        self.map_photographer = MapPhotographer(self.map_picture_dir)

        self.web_server = BuffelWebServer(self.vehicle, self)

        self.running = False

    def getTimeDifference(self, m):
        if (m.get_type() == "SYSTEM_TIME"):
            local_t = time.time()
            del self.vehicle.mavrx_callback
            autopilot_t = m.time_unix_usec / 1000000.
            self.time_diff = local_t - autopilot_t
            time_file = sys.join(self.log_dir, "time_diff.txt")
            with open(time_file, 'w') as f:
                f.write(time_diff)

    def run(self):
        while not self.api.exit:
            if self.running:
                self.start()
                self.loop()
                self.pause()
            else:
                self.paused()

        self.finish()

    def start(self):
        self.map_photographer.startBackground()

    def pause(self):
        self.map_photographer.pauseBackground()

    def paused(self):
        while not self.api.exit:
            time.sleep(1)
            if self.vehicle.armed:
                self.running = True
                break

    def loop(self):
        while not self.api.exit:
            time.sleep(1)
            self.map_photographer.updatePhotographList()
            if self.map_photographer.photograph_list:
                recent_pic = self.map_photographer.photograph_list[-1]
                if os.path.exists(self.web_static_picture):
                    os.remove(self.web_static_picture)
                os.symlink(recent_pic, self.web_static_picture)

            if not self.vehicle.armed:
                self.running = False
                break

    def finish(self):
        self.map_photographer.stopBackground()
        self.web_server.close()

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Thanks =) is edchan your new or just another chara?
well i spend almosr my whole time when iam at work here and on some other pages, its so boring when we have school lol.
Anyone found the Jeuno Christmas tree?


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<?php namespace HashOver;

// Copyright (C) 2010-2015 Jacob Barkdull
// This file is part of HashOver.
//
// HashOver is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
// it under the terms of the GNU Affero General Public License as
// published by the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the
// License, or (at your option) any later version.
//
// HashOver is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
// but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
// MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  See the
// GNU Affero General Public License for more details.
//
// You should have received a copy of the GNU Affero General Public License
// along with HashOver.  If not, see <http://www.gnu.org/licenses/>.

// Display source code
if (basename ($_SERVER['PHP_SELF']) === basename (__FILE__)) {
	if (isset ($_GET['source'])) {
		header ('Content-type: text/plain; charset=UTF-8');
		exit (file_get_contents (basename (__FILE__)));
	} else {
		exit ('<b>HashOver</b>: This is a class file.');
	}
}

class SpamCheck
{
	public $error;

	public function __construct ()
	{
		// Blocklist file
		$this->blocklist = '../blocklist.txt';
	}

	// Return false if visitor's IP address is in block list file
	public function checkList ()
	{
		// Check if blocklist file exists
		if (file_exists ($this->blocklist)) {
			// Convert blocklist into array
			$ips = explode (PHP_EOL, file_get_contents ($this->blocklist));

			// Run through each IP comparing them to user's IP
			for ($ip = count ($ips) - 1; $ip >= 0; $ip--) {
				// Return true if they match
				if ($ips[$ip] === $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) {
					return true;
				}
			}
		}

		return false;
	}

	// Stop Forum Spam remote spam database check
	public function remote ()
	{
		// Stop Forum Spam API URL
		$url = 'http://www.stopforumspam.com/api?ip=' . $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR'] . '&f=json';

		// Check for cURL
		if (function_exists ('curl_init')) {
			// Initiate cURL
			$ch = curl_init ();
			$options = array (CURLOPT_URL => $url, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER => true);
			curl_setopt_array ($ch, $options);

			// Fetch response from Stop Forum Spam database check
			$output = curl_exec ($ch);

			// Close cURL
			curl_close ($ch);

			// Parse response as JSON
			$read_json = @json_decode ($output, true);
		} else {
			// Check if opening files via URL is enabled
			if (ini_get ('allow_url_fopen')) {
				// Open file via URL and parse response as JSON
				$read_json = @json_decode (file_get_contents ($url), true);
			}
		}

		// Set error message and return true if spam check failed
		if (!isset ($read_json['success'])) {
			$this->error = 'Spam check failed!';
			return true;
		}

		// Set error message and return true if response was invalid
		if (!isset ($read_json['ip']['appears'])) {
			$this->error = 'Spam check received invalid JSON!';
			return true;
		}

		// If spam check was successful
		if ($read_json['success'] === 1) {
			// Return true if user's IP appears in the database
			if ($read_json['ip']['appears'] === 1) {
				return true;
			}
		}

		return false;
	}

	// Local CSV spam database check
	public function local ()
	{
		// CSV spam database file
		$spam_database = '../spam-database.csv';

		// Check if CSV spam database file exists
		if (file_exists ($spam_database)) {
			// If so, convert CSV database into array
			$ips = explode (',', file_get_contents ($spam_database));

			// Run through each IP comparing them to user's IP
			for ($ip = count ($ips) - 1; $ip >= 0; $ip--) {
				// Return true if they match
				if ($ips[$ip] === $_SERVER['REMOTE_ADDR']) {
					return true;
				}
			}
		} else {
			// If not, set error message
			$this->error = 'No local database found!';
		}

		return false;
	}
}


text:
Q: How do I use a function within the for loop and using whole columns as the argument? What I want to do is to create a for loop where the entire column of my data is used as the argument in the function. I tried the for loop code. The function I use within the for loop is the MAD function where I hope to find outliers of the four values of each column.
outliers<-for(D in NahOstRooi[,1:4]) {D[which((abs(D-median(D))/mad(D)) >2)]}

The result I get out of this is NULL.
The data looks like that:
NahOstRooi <- plotslossfin[,c(2,3,4,63)]

> NahOstRooi
# A tibble: 4 × 4
   RnoSE  RnoSW  RnoNE  RnoNW
   <dbl>  <dbl>  <dbl>  <dbl>
1 0.7480 0.1267 0.6669 0.5484
2 0.8415 0.6157 0.6540 0.8428
3 0.8560 0.5858 0.6071 0.8171
4 0.8034 0.6479 0.6201     NA

I kind of fear that I'm completely misusing the for loop. I also tried to do an = instead of the in within the curved brackets.


Hello everyone! Today is the 14th of the month and this date marks the release of new card kit from Simon Says Stamp. This particular kit, October one, is probably my most favorite one this year. I really like the stamp set included in the kit, I think its such a well thought out set, ideal for many things like pattern stamping, wreath stamping etc.
I made several simple, almost one layer cards and filmed a video tutorial for one of them. Keep on reading to learn more!
Like these cards? Pin them!
All three cards I'm sharing today use the same stamp set, Nutty Over You, plus same colors of ink. I haven't made card sets in a long time, so I decided to stamp several cards today. The "star" of each card is a little 3D acorn sticker from Little B included in this month kit. I simply adore stickers from Little B as they are always very high quality and look oh so real!
The "Thank You For Everything" card features a hand stamped wreath with little dimensional berries in orange created using Nuvo Ripened Pumpkin Crystal Drops. I first wanted to stamp red berries, but as soon as you add red to any wreath it begins to look like a holiday one (see this post for example), so I opted for orange instead.
My second project features the same sentiment, but this time the "Thank You" was stamped in different font, I love combining two fonts for sentiments, its always a win. I also paired these cards with Simon's Woodpaper envelopes – I think they add fantastic touch.
There's a lot of brown on this project, the tiny orange dots make the card a bit more vibrant cheerful and the acorn sticker adds a fun little dimensional touch.
The last card "Nuts About You" is the most simple out of all three. I only stamped a squirrel, a sentiment, added orange berries and the acorn sticker and called it a day! Again, I paired this with wood paper envelope for a more professional look.
Oh my.. these cards are fantastic! Love one later approach. So stylish and cool!
Gorgeous cards. Love the CAS feel of these.
These are all lovely cards Yana, a fantastic job on them!
Very cute! I cant wait to get my set.


I brought a photograph of a dress I wanted and Kate made a fabulous copy of the dress for me. The design was perfect. Kate made the dress so beautifully in such a short time and had it ready for fitting the day she had said. Kate was lovely and friendly and had no problem altering and changing the dress to my liking.


Bless Online has a fairly storied history, not all of it positive. However, Bless has come a long way since then, and I'm excited about its upcoming launch. Much of the game was reworked for the Western audience, and this weekend, a few members of the press and the Bless Emissaries were invited to take a peek at how the new version of the game plays and feels. Bless received a complete combat overhaul, with a more tactical, combo-oriented system; as did the in-game store. The way the Korean market approaches MMOs is considerably different than the American market and many of the choices made for Bless were not well received by the Western audience. What we have now is a gorgeous MMO with a cash shop that does not, by most standards, contain pay to win (P2W) items. Now, "pay to win" has different connotations for other players, but for me, it's items that confer stats for real money. Experience boosts, for example, I consider a convenience instead of an actual buff, and so is not something to get worked up over. That was the thing I wanted to discuss first, because Bless Online is a buy-to-play game but does not have a subscription service. Well there is, but it's optional, with a few benefits that, we're told, won't make it a p2w subscription. It does have a cash shop, which is focused on cosmetics and convenience items, none of which will confer stat buffs.
That doesn't particularly upset me, because there's nothing in the cash shop that makes you need to spend real money to compete: it's all to support the game and buy neat cosmetics. There is one item I want to discuss though, an item that will let you become PVP immune for a limited time. The downside, it's only in the cash shop as far as I know. I understand that it's a PVP-heavy game, and that's fine. But outside of "safe haven" areas, the only way you can become safe from PVP is with a buyable item? I'm not really so keen on that. It's a disappointing decision. Other than that, I'm very high on Bless.
There is something else I want to get out of the way before I focus on the gameplay: The nature of the Founder's Packs. There is a Founder's Pack (39.99) to gain early access, and then there's a Deluxe Edition (69.99) which has a two-day head start on the Founder's Headstart as well as some Lumena (currency). That's well and good, but there's also a Collector's Edition for 200, which comes with an extra copy of the game to gift someone else, more Lumena, and what they describe as "Premium Customer Service". I don't mind that those people get faster service, but I do think the name needs to be adjusted and re-named. That name could make people think that regular customer tickets are not as valued as others who spent more money (I don't think that's the case). Clarity is very important in situations like this. It's very clear that they are taking all feedback into account to adjust store items and the game itself to create a product that their audience wants, even post-launch. A lack of clarity is one of the only serious issues I found while here.
Saved from a giant beetle.
It's terribly difficult for an MMO to stand out these days. Many try too hard to be a "WoW-killer" and lose sight of what they really want to create. However, Bless Online created a combat system that requires thought and strategy while also not being frustrating. Each character class has stances it can swap between and its own style of skills. You have three buttons for attacks per stance, and extra buff/ability buttons after that on the hotbar. As you declare attacks, you'll see a pop-up on the screen with your combo options for the next part of the attack chain. Your skill panel (by default on "K") clearly displays what each possible combo is. Even healers have combos to keep track of. It's a very interactive, action-MMO system, and quite frankly, I love it. Playing on their event setup was a little frustrating, but it was a keyboard/mouse I was not used to. I learned after my play sessions that I can re-bind the combo buttons, for which I am eternally grateful. Your default attacks to start them are 1, 2 and 3. The combo buttons default to R, T, and Y. Find a spot that works on your keyboard for you. As an aside, controller support for this game would be amazing. It does not require many buttons, and I could see controller support or console support in the future.
The leveling is pretty fast, and I have a feeling it won't take too long to reach level cap (currently level 45). The real question is "Will it have stuff to do at level cap?". There will be quite a few dungeons to explore and grind for better gear, as well as the game's primary focus, PVP. While PVP is important, and should be a skill-based system with creative combos, another true standout feature is the mount/pet system. Virtually every non-humanoid in the game can be tamed using a Taming Scroll. My first worry was that it would be tedious to make them and require real-money purchases. You craft the scrolls through Adventure Points (AP), which are gained from adventuring (as one would expect) and from Monster Quests. Occasionally when killing monsters you'll pick up a quest to complete which awards these AP. Your mounts level up when you ride them, and pets also level passively, though these consume a stamina meter while summoned. The point of pets is to confer stat bonuses (note, you cannot buy pets in the shop); you can also seal them up and send them to your alts for help in leveling, PvP, etc. There are something like 600 potential pets and mounts to collect, and that in and of itself will be an adventure.
All told, I'm incredibly excited for the launch of Bless later this year. There's a solid amount of character customization, two factions to join (though it appears you are locked to one side on your account), seven races, and two more classes to join later – Assassin and Mystic. The starting classes are Mage, Paladin (the healer class), Guardian, Berserker, and Archer. Each felt unique and fun to play. My first class played was Guardian and I expected to hate tanking, as I so often do. This was not the case. Tanking was exciting and fun in Bless. Each race has its own unique story, and there's a rich, full world waiting to be explored. I'm not so big on PVP, but even that aside, I'm very excited. The general consensus of the other attendees felt very positive, and the most important thing to me, the gameplay, was smooth, sharp and rewarding. Dropping a combo, stance-changing, and resuming your damage was not difficult. I appreciate that it will not have pay-to-win elements, but we did not get to directly see the shop while we were there. The game will also have a premium membership that will not confer stat bonuses, but will likely be useful for leveling and exploring. I do worry about how less powerful PCs will handle it. Bless Online is fun to play and should have quite a lot of depth in both the PVP and PVE sectors. No matter what type of player you are, Bless has something for you.


text:
namespace UiMetadataFramework.Web
{
	using System;
	using System.Collections.Generic;
	using System.Linq;
	using System.Linq.Expressions;
	using UiMetadataFramework.Basic.Input.Typeahead;
	using UiMetadataFramework.Web.Metadata.Typeahead;

	public static class Extensions
	{
		public static bool Contains(this IEnumerable<string> values, string search, StringComparison stringComparison = StringComparison.OrdinalIgnoreCase)
		{
			return values.Any(t => t.Equals(search, stringComparison));
		}

		public static bool Contains(this string value, string substring, StringComparison comparison)
		{
			return value.IndexOf(substring, comparison) >= 0;
		}

		public static TypeaheadResponse<TKey> GetForTypeahead<TItem, TKey>(
			this IQueryable<TItem> queryable,
			TypeaheadRequest<TKey> request,
			Expression<Func<TItem, TypeaheadItem<TKey>>> select,
			Expression<Func<TItem, bool>> getById,
			Expression<Func<TItem, bool>> getByQuery)
		{
			if (request.GetByIds)
			{
				var items = queryable.Where(getById).Select(select).ToList();
				return new TypeaheadResponse<TKey>
				{
					Items = items,
					TotalItemCount = items.Count
				};
			}
			else
			{
				if (!string.IsNullOrWhiteSpace(request.Query))
				{
					queryable = queryable.Where(getByQuery);
				}

				var items = queryable.Select(select);

				return new TypeaheadResponse<TKey>
				{
					Items = items.Take(TypeaheadRequest<int>.ItemsPerRequest),
					TotalItemCount = items.Count()
				};
			}
		}
	}
}


text:
NYC subway rider wakes up to man urinating on her face
By | New York Post
Commuters stand on a subway train near an anti-nazi sticker in New York, U.S., June 19, 2017. REUTERS/Lucas Jackson - RTS17QN1
A twisted straphanger peed onto a woman's face on a Queens subway train early Thursday.
The 26-year-old victim told police she was listening to music with her eyes closed while sitting on a J train in Jamaica when she felt something wet splashing her in the face around 2 a.m.
MOTHER ARRESTED FOR NEGLECTING TEEN WHO WAS THROWING UP AFTER SHE ASKS FOR AN AMBULANCE
When she opened her eyes, she saw the sicko relieving himself on her, cops said.
The creep got off the train at the Cypress Hills station and fled.
The woman was uninjured and reported the incident to police.
READ MORE FROM THE NEW YORK POST.


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text:
Amy Poehler's Life in "Yes Please"
Timeline created by Kenna1616
In Biography
Amy Poehler is Born
Eileen Poehler gives birth to Amy Meredith Poehler in Newton, Massachusetts.
First Major Important Passing
Amy's grandfather died of a heart attack at the age of 65 on Amy's house's front porch when she was 10.
Hired at SNL
Amy gets her dream job of working on "Saturday Night Live."
Marriage to Will Arnett
Amy married Will Arnett.
Archie Arnett is Born
Amy gives birth to her first son, Archibald William Emerson Arnett (or Archie Arnett for short).
"Parks and Recreation" Debuts
"Parks and Recreation" debuts on television with Amy Poehler as the lead character Leslie Knope.
Abel Arnett is Born
Amy Poehler gives birth to her second son, Abel James Arnett.
Split From Will Arnett
Amy and Will Arnett announce they are splitting up.
Hosting The Golden Globes for the First Time
Tina Fey and Amy co-hosted The Golden Globes for the very first time.
Sharita Finds Amy's Laptop
Amy loses her laptop that has her autobiography work on it at the LAX airport and Sharita J. Fields emailed her saying her laptop was found. When Amy arrived at the LAX lost and found, she explained the whole story to Sharita and promised to thank Sharita in her book, which she did.
The Release of "Yes Please"
Amy released her autobiography, "Yes Please," to the public.
Period: Sep 1, 1980 to May 31, 1981
First Encounter With Improv
Amy had her first encounter with improv in the fourth grade. She acted as Dorothy in "The Wizard of Oz" play and didn't follow the script for a moment, which made the adults in the room laugh.
First Trip to SNL
Amy took a trip to New York City her sophomore year of high school and got to visit 30 Rockefeller Plaza for the first time.
Period: Aug 21, 1989 to May 16, 1993
Boston College/ My Mother's Fleabag
Amy attended Boston College after high school where she majored in Media and Communications. She also participated in My Mother's Fleabag, the oldest improvisational group on campus.
Period: Jun 1, 1993 to Apr 15, 1996
Living in Chicago
Amy moved to Chicago where she took part in the ImprovOlympic theater group and soon became a member of the Upright Citizens Brigade.
Period: Jan 1, 2013 to Jan 8, 2013
Week In Haiti
Amy spent a week in Haiti that changed her outlook on life in a positive way.
Europa de 1800-1900
Francisco Vasquez de Coronado
THE EVOLUTION OF TRADITIONAL TO NEW MEDIA
Evolution Of The Hair Straightener
Inventions That Changed America (1790 - 1850)
20 hechos importantes que cambiaron a México
The Evolution of the Clock
15 cientificos importantes para el desarollo de biologia celular
LOS 30 EVENTOS MAS IMPORTANTES DE LA MICROBIOLOGIA
History of the NBA
Important Events in America during the 19th Century Timeline
13 DAYS OF OF THE SIEGE OF THE ALAMO
LÍNEA DEL TIEMPO DE MIS TECNOLOGÍAS DE LA INFORMACIÓN Y LA COMUNICACIÓN
Η ΑΕΡΟΦΩΤΟΓΡΑΦΗΣΗ ΔΙΑΧΡΟΝΙΚΑ ΣΤΗΝ ΕΛΛΑΔΑ 1945 ΕΩΣ ΣΗΜΕΡΑ
the history of Anime
Roberto Clemente Timeline
H.H. Holmes


text:
Cindy Similien is an award-winning Haitian-American author, cultural ambassador, and community advocate. Her life's motto is: "Live to love; work to improve the lives of others; and create a legacy." She studied English Literature and Creative Writing at Barnard College-Columbia University.
CSJ Media Publishing is the platform in which she created when someone challenged her to be all that God created her to be. She discovered one of her life's purpose is to inspire, encourage, and empower others through her words. The "C" and "S" in CSJ Media Publishing stand for her first and last names, and the "J" stands for Jesus, for she believes that all of her achievements, accolades, and success are direct results of her faith in God, through Jesus Christ.
Her favorite Bible verse is: "I can do all things through Christ who strengthens me." Philippians 4:13
Children's books written and published by Cindy Similien.
Books can be purchased online via Barnes & Noble or Amazon.
Books written by Cindy Similien
Haiti Is (2017)
Ayiti Se (Haitian Creole Version) (2017)
Today, I Am Thankful For... (2017)
Haití Es (Spanish Edition) (2019)
I Am A Black Girl (2020)
Soy Una Niña Negra (Spanish Edition) (2020)
Mateo Goes To Cape (2020)
Mateo Vai à Cabo Verde (Portuguese Edition) (2020)
Just A Kid With A Dream (2020)
Good Night, Baby Baby (2020)
T is For Tanzania! (2020)
A Boy Named Jorge (2020)
Imperfectly Perfect Me (2020)
What Freedom Looks Like (2021)
When Grandma Makes Soup Joumou (2021)
The Day We Visit Daddy In Prison (2021)
Cook Like A Haitian E-Cookbook Series (2016)
A Haitian Thanksgiving Dinner: Simple, Easy, and Delicious Recipes
Let's Speak Haitian Food: Stories from the Haitian Diaspora on Cuisine, Community, and Culture (2017)
The Haitian Vegan: 30 Simple Meal Recipes (2020)
What's For Dinner? A Cookbook To Address Food Disparities in Prisons (2020)
Build the Right Foundation: Five Characteristics of a Successful Non-profit Organization (2020)
Motivational/Inspirational
Goal Chic Reflection Journal (2013)
Goal Chic: Changing the World, One Goal at a Time (2015)
How to Stay Motivated: Inspiration and Advice for Everyday (2015)
Living Expectantly: 30 Days to Living an Authentic Life (2015)
Get To Know Yourself: 100-Day Journal for Middle School Girls (2020)
Get to Know Yourself: 150 Questions for Middle School Girls (2020)
(Selected)
2016 Star Network's 40 Stars Under Forty Award
2016 PowerUP! KREYOL Business 2nd Place Winner
2016 Caribbean-American Heritage Celebration Economic Development Award
2016 Caribbean Life Impact Award
2016 The United State of Women Summit's Nominated Changemaker
2017 Barnard College Young Alumna Award
2017 Citizens Committee Neighborhood Grant Award
2019 I Am African and I Can Award
2020 Citizens Committee of NYC "All In Neighborhood" Grant Award
2020 Just a Kid With A Dream Foundation, Inc. "Author of the Year" Award
2020 United Nations Association Emerging Leader Fellow
2020 "Brooklyn COVID-19 Hero" Award (Office of Brooklyn Borough President Eric Adams )
2020 Moonbeam Children's Book Awards Winner (Bronze Medalist)
2020 Western Union "Acts of Kindness" Award
2020 Loyale Linens for Good Award
2021 United Nations Association Emerging Leader Fellow - "Champions for Equality"
2021 National Juvenile Justice Network's Youth Justice Leadership institute Fellow
Featured in the Media
NBCNews
Our Times Press
Haiti Libre
Le Nouvelliste (Haiti)
Face2Face Africa
Forest Hill Times
BK Reader
A Nação (Cape Verde)
Expresso das Ilhas (Cape Verde)
Dominican Today
The Memphis Flyer Newspaper
Just A Kid With A Dream Foundation, Inc.
Through her initiative, "Just A Kid With A Dream Foundation, Inc.", Cindy's books have reached different corners around the world, creating an impact on the lives of children and their families in countries, including but not limited to the USA, Haiti, the Dominican Republic, Cape Verde, and Tanzania.
Visit The Foundation's Website
Inspiration Behind My Books
Why I do what I do
Good Night, Baby Baby
In 2020, the COVID-19 global pandemic upended life as we knew it, shifting the normalcy of our daily lives. It was a time of uncertainty and fear. In the weeks following the initial news of reported cases in the USA, many people experienced what was called "quarantine insomnia." Adults and...
What Freedom Looks Like
While working on my book, "When Grandma Makes Soup Joumou," I paused and thought about what it was like for the formerly enslaved in Haiti to experience freedom for the first time on January 1, 1804. The front cover is that of a Pan-African flag, and can be used as an educational tool during...
When Grandma Makes Soup Joumou
In 2012, I met my 102-year-old Haitian grandmother for the first time in more than 20 years. Ever since that meeting, I decided to go on a journey to learn more about my cultural heritage. It was through food that I felt a connection to my Haitian roots. Every year, Haitians celebrate New Year's...
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You know when you read about something but don't actually internalize it until life slaps you in the face? This piece of wisdom that I'm going to share is from The Princess Diaries.
If you're familiar with the movie, great! But if not, I totally recommend it (and the sequel too) for a sad day.
If I had a dollar every time I saw somebody's brand name accessories, or saw how much disposable income they're spending on luxury products, and thought to myself "oh wow, they're so much more successful than me. I'm nothing compared to them"…..well, I'd be long retired.
The dangerous part of feeling inferior to someone is that it really brings down your confidence. And once your confidence low, it changes the tone of the interaction.
Once I stopped allowing others to make me feel lesser for whatever reasons, I began to see change in my life. I started becoming a more direct, assertive, and confident version of myself.
We may all have different appearances and backgrounds. But in the eyes of fate, karma, and life/death, we are all the same.
Just because somebody is established in their career doesn't give them the right to treat you as less than human. Just because somebody has a busy schedule doesn't give them the right to disrespect your time. Just because somebody is unhappy with their own lives doesn't give them the right to drag you down.
But most importantly, you cannot give them the right.
Great post! I feel like I am getting to know our contributor better through each post you write. Like the comment made already, the topic truly resonates with everyone.
Look forward to reading more of your insightful stories….
I loved the fact that YOU are taking your own responsibility in validating your confidence level, rather than wishing to get it from someone else.
Jin, thanks for being open and sharing your thoughts on this universal dilemma we all go through time to time!


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Reaction To The Colorado Rockies' Blowout Loss
Apr 20, 2015; Denver, CO, USA; Colorado Rockies second baseman Rafael Ynoa (43) and shortstop Troy Tulowitzki (2) and first baseman Justin Morneau (33) watch during the fifth inning as a pitcher warmup against the San Diego Padres at Coors Field. Mandatory Credit: Isaiah J. Downing-USA TODAY Sports
The Colorado Rockies got their brains beat in by the San Diego Padres on Monday night, no thanks to a bad start by Jorge De La Rosa and no production from the offense.
What can we say about the Rockies' first game on the seven-game homestand? It was cold and damp outside, there were about 1,000 people in the stands, and it was… ugly.
Hey, losses like this happen. Move on to the next one, because with six more games on the homestand, the Rockies can still easily go 5-2 if they play good baseball.
What's up with Nolan Arenado?
Nolan Arenado was scratched from the lineup just before the game with a wrist issue.
#Rockies third baseman Nolan Arenado has been scratched from tonight's lineup due to left wrist soreness. He is day to day.
— Rockies Club Information (@RockiesClubInfo) April 21, 2015
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Apparently, he injured his wrist during batting practice, and the Rockies felt it prudent to hold him out, perhaps considering the cold temperatures, too.
Hopefully this is nothing, but it bears keeping an eye on to see how soon Arenado can get back in the lineup.
Rafael Ynoa got a hit and drove in a run in his place at third base, but obviously Ynoa isn't a long-term replacement to the Gold Glove Award winner.
What's up with Corey Dickerson?
Corey Dickerson was removed in the middle of the game after grounding out and jogging lightly to first base. No word as of press time if Dickerson's been injured, or if he was removed because the game was out of reach, or what.
For what it's worth, he did deal with lower back tightness throughout Spring Training. It's pure speculation, but it's not inconceivable the weather may have affected him in some way.
UPDATE, 9:11 PM: Here's the word on Dickerson:
Dickerson dealing with plantar fasciatis, per Weiss.
— Purple Row (@PurpleRow) April 21, 2015
Jorge De La Rosa Was… Not Good
De La Rosa allowed nine runs (seven earned) on nine hits and a walk across just two innings of work. He struck out three and threw 33 strikes (53 total pitches). He wasn't good; he got hit hard immediately, starting with the second pitch of the game that Wil Myers drove back through the middle for a line drive single.
#Rockies lose fourth straight with 14-3 demolition by #Padres. Fall to 1-3 at Coors Field. De La Rosa's shortest start ever at Coors.
— Patrick Saunders (@psaundersdp) April 21, 2015
That being said, though, what a tough day to begin your season after a rehab assignment. A 52-degree start that got to 40 degrees as the night progressed can't be fun weather to pitch in for anybody, regardless of their prowess at Coors Field. That can't and shouldn't be an excuse for De La Rosa's miserable outing, but damn, it was snowing on that field just 48 hours earlier.
Christian Friedrich Pitched Better Than His Line
Friedrich ended up allowing three runs on four hits in two innings (no walks, two strikeouts), and tossed 34 strikes in 45 pitches.
That 45 pitches is a season high for him, and the Rockies left him in a couple batters too long.
After tossing 2.2 scoreless innings, he allowed back-to-back hits by Wil Myers and Derek Norris to bring in two runs, and then Norris scored off LaTroy Hawkins after Friedrich's removal.
Hindsight's 20/20, but so are pitch counts for middle relievers; take Friedrich out and let Hawkins face even just Myers, and Christian's outing is ideal. Hawkins only ended up throwing a third of an inning, anyways. As it stood, Friedrich still did really well until sputtering at the very end.
The Rockies are now 7-6, and they have six more games remaining on this homestand before heading out on the road again next week.
They can still win at least four or five here in Denver and assert themselves at home, which they've failed to do so far this year at just 1-3 after their first four tilts in Denver.