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Q: 'Device or resource busy' error thrown when trying to record audio using arecord I'm trying to record audio that is being played on separate channels using arecord. I do this by executing the following command in separate threads in a python script:
arecord -D plug:"+str(in_id)+" -c 1 -d "+str(duration)+" -f S16_LE -r "+str(rate)+" "+rec_filename

where in_id is the input channel variable that I pass to each of the threads. But then, the following error is thrown:
ALSA lib pcm_dsnoop.c:606:(snd_pcm_dsnoop_open) unable to open slave
arecord: main:722: audio open error: Device or resource busy

When I run lsof /dev/snd/pcm* right before I start recording using arecord in my record function in the program, I see the following:
COMMAND   PID        USER   FD   TYPE DEVICE SIZE/OFF NODE NAME
aplay   12236       user4  mem    CHR  116,3           493 /dev/snd/pcmC1D0p
aplay   12236       user4    4u   CHR  116,3      0t0  493 /dev/snd/pcmC1D0p

My device definition for input channels in .asoundrc is as follows:
pcm.!default {
    type plug
    slave {
       pcm "hw:1,0"
    }
}

ctl.!default {
    type hw
    card 1
}

pcm_slave.usb_audio_1 {
    pcm "hw:1,0"
    channels 8
    rate 44100
    buffer_size 4096
    period_size 1024
}

pcm.outch<num> {
    type dshare
    ipc_key <id>
    slave usb_audio_1
    bindings [ <ch_num> ]
    hint.description "USB output/playback channel <num> (from output port <num>)"
}

pcm.inch<num> {
    type dsnoop
    ipc_key <id>
    slave usb_audio_1
    bindings [ <ch_num> ]
    hint.description "USB input/capture channel <num> (from input port <num>)"
}

where <num> takes all values between 1 and 8 and <ch_num> takes all values between 0 and 7.
Since, the error clearly says there is a definite problem with dsnoop, does that mean that it is not meant for simultaneous/multi-channel recording? I mean is there a conflict between dsnoop and dshare or if dsnoop can record/capture from only one channel at a time? Is there another way I can achieve this?

A: The ipc_key is used for communication between the programs that share the same device. This means that you have to use different values for different hardware devices, but that all virtual devices that access the same hardware device (i.e., the same slave usb_audio_1) must use the same ID.

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Эдвард Уильям Годвин (, 26 мая 1833, Бристоль — 6 октября 1886, Лондон) — английский архитектор, декоратор интерьера и художник-прикладник. Один из главных участников эстетического движения в Англии.

Годвин работал помощником инженера-строителя в Бристоле и не имел профессионального архитектурного образования. Около 1862 года его семья переехала в Лондон. Вкусы Эдварда Годвина формировались эстетикой викторианской эпохи и свойственными этому времени увлечениями художников неоготикой, или, как этот стиль именовали в Англии, Готическим возрождением. Таковы были вкусы его наставника, друга и единомышленника, архитектора и декоратора интерьера Уильяма Бёрджеса (1827—1881). Вместе они увлеклись книгой Джона Рёскина «Камни Венеции» (1851). Бёрджес был также коллекционером старинных костюмов и мебели. Годвин работал для театра, сочинял декорации и костюмы.

Первые постройки Годвина-архитектора отражают стиль Готического возрождения (Gothic Revival). Это Зал Гильдии в Нортхэмптоне (1861—1864) и здание ратуши в Конглтоне. Годвин публиковал статьи в журнале «Британский архитектор», исследования по истории костюма и театра. После 1862 года, под влиянием идей эстетического движения Оскара Уайльда и Джеймса Уистлера, увлечения японским искусством Годвин стал культивировать «чистые линии и светлые краски» и сумел создать своеобразный «англо-японский стиль» в проектах оформления интерьеров и мебели. Друзья называли Годвина «величайшим эстетом после Уайльда».

В проектах Годвина заметны черты «стиля королевы Анны» начала VIII века. Проекты Годвина публиковали в изданиях фирмы Либерти: это рисунки набивных тканей, облицовочных плиток, мебели, деталей металлодекора. Именно Годвин спроектировал и построил для Дж. Уистлера на Тайт-стрит в Челси «Дом в белых тонах» (1877—1878), так же как и «Белый дом» для О. Уайльда (уничтожен в 1960-х годах). Созданный Уистлером и Годвином интерьер павильона Всемирной выставки 1878 года в Париже получил название «Гармония в жёлтом и золотом». Для принцессы Луизы Годвин оформлял студию в Кенсингтонском дворце.

Значение творчества Годвина в архитектуре можно сравнить с деятельность Зигфрида Бинга в Париже, Виктора Орта и Анри Ван де Велде в Брюсселе. Альбомы чертежей и акварелей Эдварда Годвина хранятся в Музее Виктории и Альберта в Лондоне. Эдвард Годвин скончался 6 октября 1886 в Лондоне из-за осложнений после операции по удалению камней в почках.

Примечания

Литература
 Soros, Susan Weber. E. W. Godwin: Aesthetic Movement Architect and Designer. New Haven: Yale University Press, 1999.

Архитекторы Великобритании
Художники декоративно-прикладного искусства

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As I have done for the past several years, I'll be selling books and in panel discussions, along with Speculative Fiction Guild friends, John F. Allen, R.J. Sullivan, and Matthew Barron! We are joined this year by Maurice M. McKiernan. It will be an amazing time.
My latest Seventh Star Press book, Restless Spirit, a Tipsy Fairy Tale will debut at InConjunction. If you liked my Blue Spirit, you will love this second book in the Tipsy Fairy Tales series!
Please come see me! No admission needed to just visit the Vendor room at InConJunction, but the whole con is definitely worth checking out!
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Hey, hey! I'm trying something different today, and I'm writing from one of my favorite spots in NYC, Cha Cha Matcha! I definitely recommend it if you're ever here. It's the absolute best!
Anyways, today's post is another edit. Since moving to NYC my skin has decided to act up which is never fun. So I've been wearing minimal makeup on the daily and I thought I'd show you some of my favorite products to achieve that whole no-makeup makeup thing.
If you're interested in knowing more, you know what to do!
Since my skin isn't cooperating with me right now, I'm keeping the base products to a minimum. I love to add a lot of luminosity and moisture to the face so I love priming with something of that sort. Even though I stay away from foundation for every day use, I use concealer to add coverage where I absolutely need it. And, since I can't go a day without bronzer or highlighter, I add those to the mix as well.
When it comes to eyes I literally do the least I can. I like to add a little bronzer to the lids, but other than that I don't fuzz much with shadows. Mascara is a must so I always rotate between my two faves. I hate doing my brows, but I love how they complete a look. So instead of going all out I love grooming them and slightly filling them in with a brow gel.
Now for lips I can literally do anything with this look. I love the look of a more dramatic lippie, but most of the times I just go in with a sheer lipstick and something that's very low maintenance. My lips are chronically dry so I love something that doesn't emphasize the fact that I have permanently cracked lips.
Do you guys have any products that you use on the daily? Make sure to let me know in the comment section so that I can check them out! Also, let me know if you have any new ideas of what you'd like to see on the blog!
Wish I was confident enough to go foundation free on a normal day!
i am in love with my physicians formula butter bronzer i use it overtime i wear makeup! i am also loving my wet n wild mega glow highlighter lately!
The butter bronzer is one of my faves too!!
Smells so good and gives the perfect bronzy glow!
I'm using the MUFE bronzer, Glossier Boy Brow and Tarte Shape Tape every day at the moment – great choices!
Those three are my absolute faves!


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Hamptons Home Prices Plummet After A Busy Winter
If the Hamptons real estate market celebrated the end of last year with a boom — as high-end homebuyers rushed to complete deals before capital gains tax rates spiked at the start of 2013 — then the last three months must have felt like a hangover.
Home sales and prices in the tony enclave plummeted in the first quarter of this year, according to reports released today by the area's largest residential brokerages.
"We had this mad rush at the end of the year and that poached first quarter activity largely in the high-end of the market," said Jonathan Miller, president of appraisal firm Miller Samuel. The average sale price dropped 29.4 percent, to $1.22 million from $1.72 million, compared to the same period in 2012, according to Douglas Elliman's quarterly report, compiled by Miller. The average price of a Hamptons home in the fourth quarter of 2012 was $2.13 million, or 91 percent less than the previous quarter.
The Corcoran Group via The Real Deal Average prices dropped in all Hamptons markets except for Bridgehampton, according to Brown Harris Stevens' report. In Bridgehampton, prices increased 29.1 percent year-over-year to $2.13 million from $1.65 million, the report says. The village of East Hampton posted the biggest year-over-year price decline, according to the Corcoran Group's report. The average sale price for a home in East Hampton declined 76 percent year-over-year, to $1.41 million from $5.8 million, Corcoran's report says.
Despite the price drops, the number of transactions increased 20.9 percent year-over-year, to 347 sales from 287 sales, Elliman's report shows. The growth is the result of an increase in demand coupled with low mortgage rates, Miller said. However, since the previous quarter, the number of transactions fell 34.4 percent, to 347 from 529.
"The biggest characteristic in the market is actually what happened in the fourth quarter versus the first quarter," he added. "The impact was quite profound on the East End."
Indeed, the rush to complete transactions before the Jan. 1 deadline absorbed sales that normally would have closed in the first quarter, according to Brown Harris Stevens' report. Some 239 sales closed during the first quarter of 2013 — 13 percent fewer than the first quarter of 2012, the report says.
In Manhattan and Brooklyn, a similar pre-fiscal cliff rush has meant "chronically low"inventory levels, as well as prices that have stayed steady. However, inventory hasn't fallen nearly as far year-over-year in the Hamptons, Miller noted, declining only 4.9 percent, to 1,437 listings from 1,511 listings.
That said, the second quarter is "shaping up to be more consistent with seasonal trends," Miller said, noting the increased activity he is seeing now.
Ernie Cervi, a managing executive director at Corcoran's Bridgehampton's office, noted that his agents have been busy in recent months.
"This is our season," Cervi said. "This is when we're the busiest."

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Is Christianity verifiable/falsifiable Do we need to know science?
How can Christians or anyone reject evolution? Science proves Literal truth of Bible?
Don't Christians believe in design and a young universe? Doesn't proof do away with faith?
Anthropic principle proves only one God? The Genesis flood was real?
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In a thick based pot heat ghee (Clarified butter) then add in cinnamon sticks and Elachi (cardomom). Add in tastee wheat and braise till light pink.
In a bowl mix 2 cups ultramel custard, ½ cup warm milk, 2 egg yolks, ½ teaspoon egg yellow colouring, ½ teaspoon fine Elachi (cardomom), few strands saffron. Set aside.
In a small jug mix 3 tablespoon nespray with ¼ cup milk.
Once tastee wheat has changed colour add in egg mixture and klim mixture. Mix well. Then add in 1 ¼ cups sugar. Add in lots of chopped pecan nuts about ½ - ¾ cup. Add in more custard as Sojee (semolina flour) must be soft. Steam. Its not a custard Sojee (semolina flour). The custard keeps the Sojee (semolina flour) soft. Sojee (semolina flour) can be frozen. Before using allow to thaw completely.


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O.J. Simpson joins Twitter, says 'I got a little gettin' even to do'
By Janelle Griffith with NBC News U.S. News • Updated: 17/06/2019
O.J. Simpson reacts after learning he was granted parole on July 20, 2017 in Lovelock, Nevada. - Copyright Jason Bean Pool via Getty Images file
O.J. Simpson joined Twitter with a video post in which he said he's "got a little gettin' even to do."
The infamous former football star created an account Friday with the username @TheRealOJ32. His bio reads: "If you don't see it here, I didn't say it."
In his inaugural video tweet, which has been viewed more than 9 million times, Simpson said that there are "a lot of fake O.J. accounts out there," adding that this one would be official. He said Twitter users would get to read all his "thoughts and opinions on just about everything."
"This should be a lot of fun," said Simpson, 71. "I've got a little gettin' even to do."
In a second video tweeted on Saturday, Simpson said he loved learning how to use Twitter.
"You know for years people have been able to say whatever they wanted to say about me with no accountability," he said. "But now I get to challenge a lot of that B.S. and set the record straight."
The Heisman Trophy winner, who was acquitted in 1995 in the murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown Simpson, and her friend, Ronald Goldman, said he will "be able to talk about everything, especially sports and fantasy football and even politics." Nicole Brown Simpson and Goldman were stabbed to death on the night of June 12, 1994. The murder case is officially listed as unsolved.
Simpson was released from prison in October 2017 after serving nine yearsfor a robbery-kidnapping conviction in Las Vegas related to a botched sports memorabilia heist.
In a recent interview with the Associated Press, Simpson said neither he nor his children want to look back on the night his ex-wife and Goldman were murdered.
"We don't need to go back and relive the worst day of our lives," Simpson said. "The subject of the moment is the subject I will never revisit again. My family and I have moved on to what we call the 'no negative zone.' We focus on the positives."
Fred Goldman, father of Ron Goldman, marked the 25th anniversary of his son's death last week by telling NBC News he still believes Simpson is guilty of the murders. He said that Simpson going to prison, or even death row, for killing Ron Goldman and Nicole Brown Simpson"would have been real justice."
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Patients are seen in our office by scheduled appointment and during our walk-in hours. We schedule all well child visits and encourage you to make well check appointments as far in advance as possible. We also offer scheduled sick appointments so if you prefer to have an appointment please call and schedule these visits. Every attempt is made to schedule sick appointments with your primary doctor or nurse practitioner; however, if your doctor is unavailable, your child may be scheduled with one of our other physicians or nurse practitioners. We also ask that you schedule all follow up visits as well as visits for ongoing medical issues so we can assure continuity of care and that you see your primary provider.
If you are unable to keep a scheduled appointment, we appreciate your call as soon as possible to allow for another patient to see the physician. Our providers make every attempt to stay as close to their schedule as possible. If you are more than fifteen minutes late for a scheduled appointment, we will ask you to reschedule. This allows for the next patients to be seen on time. Thank you for your cooperation.
For less serious issues, we encourage you to refer to our website, when practical , before contacting the office.
Please save routine questions (i.e. mild illness, feeding concerns, constipation, rashes, refills and over-the-counter medicine doses) for our regular hours.
For concerns that cannot wait, call our regular office number, 913-906-0900, and a triage nurse from Children's Mercy will answer your call within 60 minutes. If your call has not been returned within 60 minutes, please call again. The nurse will give advice and direct you if further evaluation is necessary . You will be charged $10 for after hours phone calls as we are charged by Children's Mercy for this service.
If your child needs medical treatment after hours, we prefer evaluation at Children's Mercy South located at 5808 W 110th, just west of Nall. We do not recommend visits to walk-in clinics located in pharmacies.
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This version is seriously abridged. Much of the book is missing. Skip this and find a real copy.
This is missing two chapters and a huge chunk from all the ones present. I'm in a children's literature class and the lack of content in this version frustrated me. Please take this down before anybody else falls for it.
If you are looking for a book like any of the movies you have ever seen, this is not it. If you instead would like to read the classic story which for ages has delighted children of all ages, alas this is also not that book. It's missing two chapters and several bits of poetry. If you were looking for Alice's Expurgated Adventures in Wonderland, then too you have arrived here in error as this book still has words within it. Whatever book you were seeking, you have not yet found.
It's nothin like the movie and it's super boring!
I... wow. this book is short yes, but full of meaning, and full of story. also, now I'm mad at Disney for adding so much junk to the animated version that was never in the book.
This wonderful book about Alice's Adventures in Wonderland was a incredible book for all ages 8+. The words really bring you and the book to life, so read this book first!
This was more like a narrative of the Disney movie. I think a note about it not being the whole book would have been helpful.


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Benjamin Coleman (Minneapolis, Minnesota, 1961. november 14. – Minneapolis, Minnesota, 2019. január 6.) amerikai profi kosárlabdázó.

Pályafutása
A Minnesotai Egyetemen és a University of Marylanden végezte felsőfokú tanulmányait, ahol tagja volt a főiskolai kosárlabdacsapatoknak. A Chicago Bulls kiválasztotta az 1984-es NBA-draft második körében, de az NBA-ban csak az 1986–87-es szezonban mutatkozott be a New Jersey Nets csapatában. 1984 és 1986 között az olasz Stefanel Trieste játékosa volt. 1986 és 1990-ben az NBA-ben szerepelt a New Jersey Nets, a Philadelphia 76ers és a Milwaukee Bucks csapataiban.

1990 és 1993 között a spanyol Elosúa León, a Barcelona és az Argal Huesca kosárlabdázója volt. 1993-ban hazatért és CBA-ban (Continental Basketball Association) szereplő Rapid City Thrillersben játszott, majd több mint három évnyi kihagyás után a Detroit Pistonsban szerepelt utoljára az NBA-ben.

1994-ben az olasz Burghy Roma, majd 1994–95-ben a Panapesca Montecatini kosárlabdázója volt. 1996–97-ben a Sioux Falls Skyforce, 1997-ben az Omaha Racers csapataiban fejezte be az aktív kosárlabdázást.

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1961-ben született személyek
2019-ben elhunyt személyek
Amerikai kosárlabdázók
Erőcsatárok
A Philadelphia 76ers játékosai
A Brooklyn Nets játékosai
A Milwaukee Bucks játékosai
A Detroit Pistons játékosai
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The Shippensburg University Council of the National Pan-Hellenic Council is a forum in which members of historically African American Greek Sororities and Fraternities can come together. The NPHC helps to unify the voice of the Greek community on Shippensburg's Campus. The National Pan-Hellenic Council consists of the following organizations:
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In the early 1900s, African American men and women began entering colleges and universities in large numbers. It was in this environment that led to the establishment of Greek letter societies for African American college students. Historically, Black sororities and fraternities not only represent a social institution among African American students but also pride themselves on achievement in academics, leadership, and service to their communities.
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In 2004, Sigma Lambda Gamma became the first Latino/Multicultural Sorority to be colonized at Shippensburg University. Founded nationally in 1990, the group motto is "Culture is Pride, Pride is Success.


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The FINANCIAL -- A new report from the Urban Land Institute (ULI) and JLL finds that non-retail tenants - including food and beverage (F&B), leisure and community amenities – have led to 28% estimated rental value growth, a 7.24% increase in footfall and a 1% decrease in vacancy rates across 12 European shopping centres in the past 12 months.
The report, Trading Up: Dining, leisure, amenities, and the new shopping centre, is the second in a series commissioned by ULI's European Retail and Entertainment Council to better understand the role of non-retail elements in the continued reinvention of shopping centres. It is informed by the analysis of 12 shopping centres across the UK, France, Poland and Spain that have recently upgraded or extended their centres to include additional non-retail tenants. The report also draws on insights from interviews with industry experts, as well as a survey of ULI members working in the retail sector. In addition to examining F&B and leisure, this year's report looks at community amenities including healthcare, dentists, libraries, co-working spaces, and community uses.
Christian Luft, director of valuation advisory at JLL, commented, "It's now more important than ever that shopping centres provide that exciting, innovative space that people want to come to, spend time and money in, and return to. The survey's findings are encouraging and build on what we found last year, that non-retail offerings add value to modern shopping centres. Getting the tenant mix right helps to create successful retail destinations which thrive, benefitting consumers, retailers and landlords alike."
58% of the survey respondents reported that the addition of F&B, leisure, and community amenities has had a positive impact on the financial performance of shopping centres. As in last year's survey, respondents indicated that increased dwell time (the time a consumer spends in a centre) and footfall are the two most important contributions non-retail offerings can make to shopping centres. However, this year's survey found non-retail tenants' roles in supporting overall retail sales and rental income to be almost equally important. This suggests that there are increasing expectations around how non-retail tenants can contribute to a shopping centre's bottom line.
"Over the past year or so, we have seen how F&B, leisure, and community amenities have become such a strong focus of attention in the industry – from the perspective of the landlord to that of the operator," said Chris Igwe, co-chair of the ULI Europe Retail and Entertainment Council. "Today, as questions are asked about the future and sustainability of non-retail tenants as a viable long-term offer, this report not only provides interesting insights, but also explores what we are learning and what we should be cautious about going forward."
Marije Braam-Mesken, co-chair of the ULI Europe Retail and Entertainment Council, added, "While the results of the survey show that non-retail uses are indeed contributing to the success of centres, it has also become clear that it is not always easy to get the right size and tenant mix."


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Celebrating being back
It has been raining non stop since I got back to the UK, so when there was a break and the sun came out I rushed to the park. It was late afternoon and the light was amazing.
The hydrangeas are in bloom
and the grasses look fabulous
it's that time of year when the leaves turn golden, particularly when the sun shines on them
and it was that time of day when the light transforms the everyday to something magical
and everything was very peaceful.
Shadow and light
and green, green - I had been starved of the green
reflections in the water.
Museum of Contemporary Art, Andros
The permanent collection.
Photographs are not allowed so I can post only a few.
Yannis Yaitis, Exodus, 1924
one more photograph to show the two-dimentional aspect of the piece
going down the stairs
Yannis Pappas, Woman with Octopus, 1959
Takis, The Sea's Resonance, 1979
The three panels on the wall - an aural piece, the sound of which resonated throughout the gallery
Takis, Luminous Signs, 1976
Takis, Musical Instruments, 1979
Takis, Magnetic Wall, 1976
Kostas Dikefalos, Dynamic, 1986
General strike
Yesterday's general strike in Greece brought the whole country to a standstill: flights were grounded, air-traffic controllers walked off the job for three hours, ships stayed docked, public transport was disrupted and all public services were shut down. Schools were shut, shops pulled the shutters down and hospitals were operating with emergency staffing levels only. Nothing was open, nothing was working.
According to police figures - and we know how much they underestimate - over 200,000 people took to the streets in protest against the new austerity measures that are to be imposed by the coalition government, under the Troika's instructions. The public sector unions put the figure closer to 350,000.
The coalition government will make the final decision for an austerity package that will lead to a total 11.9 billion euro reduction in public spending, more than 5% of the country's GDP.
The austerity package will amongst others include:
a slashing in social spending, including reductions in family benefits, special unemployment benefits for seasonal workers and other benefits that include funding of travel expenses for patients going for dialysis
new cuts in pensions and public sector wages
a massive wave of privatisations
cuts in health spending at a time when Greece is getting close to a humanitarian crisis
reduced funding for the Arts
massive cuts in education spending
90% of Greeks believe that the planned cuts are unfair and a burden to the poor.
I now want to post some photographs of the demonstration, photographs showing what the day was like, and not just of the last hour or so when violence errupted
A festive atmosphere and one of solidarity
wanting to be heard
some managed to reach Syntagma
a pun - a play on the words 'we are on strike' and 'we are unemployed' . Wearing black armbands
'civilisation' written on the coffin: artists and intellectuals protesting against the cuts in arts funding
I have mentioned before the role of a few dogs who never miss a demonstration and were always present during the Indignants' gatherings last year
Alexis Tsipras of SY.RIZ.A
demonstrators in the county of Ileia
Athens again
Some people believe that only the young go on demonstrations and then they cause 'trouble'
in Rhodes
On the right, the fence the government had erected all around the Parliament building and in the middle a disabled person trying to talk to the police - reports are coming in that disabled people were pushed and shoved by the MAT (the riot police) who used their shields against them when they demonstrated outside Parliament today
and then there were some skirmishes and the police started on the tear gas - as they did to their own colleagues last week who were protesting against cuts in their own salaries
and the atmosphere became toxic
and people started panicking
and they got upset
and demonstrators were hurt - this photograph was sent to me last night: it is the arm of the friend of a friend who was beaten by a MAT officer
and protesters lit fires as this is the only way to make tear gas disperse.
And my question is this: are all these hundreds of people 'troublemakers' as they are labelled by the media? Were the people who demonstrated in Madrid the day before also troublemakers? Were the people in Portugal last week troublemakers?
is she a troublemaker? (Madrid)
Is she? (Athens)
Is he? (Athens)
Is he? (Madrid)
Or are they just people in despair, who cannot bear the yoke of austerity anymore? Who cannot bear to see the rich getting richer and the poor getting poorer? Who cannot make ends meet, who cannot afford to pay the rent, to put food on the table, to buy medicines, to safeguard a future for their children? People who have lost their jobs, their homes, their hopes for the future?
How are these people going to make themselves heard? They protested peacefully last year, under the name of the Indignants, and did anything change? Where is this going to end?
Sources: Athens News
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The Hora in Andros - 2
Because it is built on a narrow peninsula the sea is never far from the Hora. It is also surrounded by hills which have villages dotted all over them.
The sea was very rough for the whole duration of our stay but it still retained its brilliant blue colour
The main church, which is right next to our hotel
As I said in the previous post the houses are beautifully restored
with careful attention to detail
and some of the houses are mansions
taking the footpath that leads to the sea
and here we are - the outrageously phallic lighthouse in the distance
a dovecote
we have now reached the bay
and the sea is raging
the spray reaching up high
I just can't help but keep posting more and more of these pictures - I think the colour of the sea is magnificent, seen against the backdrop of the white of the houses and the red of the roofs
one more - and you can see how the spray reaches right up to the house
entrance to one of the houses
a grand house
This is next to a taverna we have used in the past (too windy and too much spray this time). The whole place is open plan and it looked wonderful one evening on our second visit to the island when we sat at the table in the picture and could see inside the house
Up the alley
lovely marble columns on either side of that door
and now we have reached the grand houses built into the rock with fantastic views of the bay
massive houses - it is difficult to say how many floors this is
and another look
this is the house of the people who have financed the Museum of Contemporary Art as well as the Archaeological Museum, a ship owning family
and this is the entrance to the house, built into the rock: I assume that there is a lift taking one up to the upper floors
the little church
and getting closer
one more view
another house and steps, steps
this one overlooking the bay
the main (and only) street, the rest are tiny alleyways
another church
another mansion
views of the hills
the second hotel
a pink confection against the blue sky
and last but not least, this modernist dream
what I could see of the entrance
another view of the tower
I can dream, can't I?
The Hora in Andros
Three reasons...
Roos van de Velde
Caught between Scylla and Charybde
Cycladic Art
The Wall paintings of Santorini
On the terrace
A tense week in Greek politics
Merovigli to Phirostephani
Sunset in Folegandros
Agios Nikolaos beach on Folegandros
First they came...


Agriculture and Agri-Food Canada's February Canada: Outlook for Principal Field Crops report supply and demand tables point to the largest month-over-month revision to ending stocks of canola seen for all commodities covered, although was not unexpected. Export demand was hiked 500,000 metric tons to 10 million metric tons, crush was increased by 100,000 mt to 9 mmt and the feed, waste and dockage figure was increased by 300,000 mt to 388,000 mt, with all combined resulting in a 900,000 mt cut in ending stocks to 1.1 mmt, the lowest in four years.
Demand continues to run ahead of last year's pace. As of Feb. 15, 5.056 mmt had been crushed in Canada (4.456 mmt), while as of week 28 or Feb. 12, 5.7632 mmt had been exported (5.276), with last year's volumes in brackets. In addition, the latest available data shows a further 51,739 mt of unlicensed exports as of November, up from the 21,901 mt shipped in the same period of the previous year.
Upon release of the Dec. 31 stocks report by Statistics Canada, it was noted that the January-through-July disappearance of canola in the 2015/16 crop year was 11.436 mmt based on Statistics Canada stocks data, while it was mentioned that this pace could lead to a sub-one million metric ton carryout in 2016/17, given current estimates of supply. Estimated Dec. 31 2016 stocks of 12.159 mmt less the 11.436 mmt disappearance from 2015/16 would lead to a 723,000 mt carryout.
Making current crop year projections more complex, 1) the current pace of demand is ahead of the 2015/16 level and 2) unharvested acres in the western Prairies mean that estimates of 2016/17 supply estimates may be challenged.
The last time that Canada's canola ending stocks fell below 1 million metric tons was in 2012/13 when stocks were estimated at 588,000 mt as of July 31. During that crop year, stocks as a percentage of use were calculated at a low 4.2%, while weekly highs reached on the continuous active chart from February through June reached the $649 through $651/mt range. Given the current 1.1 mmt carryout estimated by the government for 2016/17, stocks as a percent of use would be 5.6%, only slightly higher than shown for the 2012/13 level that led to much higher prices.
As seen on the attached chart, the March/May futures spread has strengthened or narrowed $3/mt since Feb. 10, a positive signal of front-end commercial demand. While the May/July spread has weakened this week, at minus $3.40/mt it reflects roughly 30% of full carry and signals a bullish view of fundamentals given the actions of commercial traders. While there is increased talk of the need for rationing seen in daily Dow Jones reports, statistics have yet to signal this happening.


The participation of the immune system in therapy response is a key element in successful cancer treatment. The preclinical GL261 glioblastoma (GB) is an immunocompetent model that can provide tools for assessing immune system participation in therapy response. Our group has developed a noninvasive method for therapy response follow-up in GL261 GB based in Magnetic resonance spectrocopy imaging (MRSI) acquisitions and generation of nosological images able to identify tumour responding to temozolomide therapy or actively proliferating, in a volumetric approach, establishing a numerical index for tumour response stratification (tumour responding index, TRI). An oscillatory pattern (6-7 day, compatible with immune cycle in brain) of TRI values was shown in longitudinal studies while no apparent changes were observed in tumour volume. In addition, lymphocyte-like cells were observed in responding cases.
The purpose of this work was to analyze retrospective cases of GL261 GB (control and TMZ-treated) and characterize the immune system population for correlation with nosological imaging data.
n=6 cases were used, being n=2 high response, n=2 intermediate response and n=2 control cases. Immunostainings for CD3 and Iba-1 for T cells and microglia/macrophage characterization, respectively, were performed. Analysis of immunostained cells was done with NDPView and Image J software and responding (R) and unresponsive/control (U/C) in vivo assessed regions were compared.
Significant (p<0.05) differences were found for CD3 positive cell counting (n=147) for R and U/C zones in all cases (4.8±2.9 vs 3.3±2.5 positive cells/field respectively). Iba-1 also presented significant (p<0.05) differences between R and U/C zones (n=148, 21.9±11.4 vs 16.8±9.7% of positive immunostained cellular areas, respectively). Responding zones could achieve values up to 42% and U/C zones could reach values as low as 1.4% for Iba-1 positive immunostaining. Although it could be contributing to the MRSI-detected spectral pattern changes, it is worth noting that large variability is seen and differences between regions within the same tumour are not so clear cut in certain individual cases. Additional immunostainings such as CD206 (M2 activated microglia/macrophage marker) and FoxP3 (regulatory T cells marker) are currently being performed.
Our results suggest that spectral pattern changes sampled in vivo by MRSI upon GB treatment could be closely related to immune population quantitative changes within tumour tissue. If fully confirmed, the nosological imaging information could allow early assessment of the immune system elicitation by a given therapy, with clear translational potential.


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MADISON, WIS. -- John W. Vaudreuil, United States Attorney for the Western District of Wisconsin, announced that Joshua Gillespie, 24, Beloit, Wis., was sentenced today by Chief U.S. District Judge William M. Conley to 84 months in federal prison, to be followed by three years of supervised release, for unlawfully possessing a firearm as a convicted felon. Gillespie pleaded guilty to this offense on January 13, 2015.
On October 8, 2014, Gillespie was observed conducting a drug deal in Beloit. When officers approached him, he fled. Officers caught up with Gillespie and located a fully-loaded Smith and Wesson revolver nearby. Gillespie admitted the firearm was his and he told the police that he was addicted to a drug-dealing lifestyle.
At the time of his arrest, Gillespie was on probation for a state court conviction for being a felon in possession of a firearm. He also has an extensive criminal history, which began when he was 12 years old.
Gillespie is one of six persons convicted of a federal drug or gun crime as the result of G-Roc investigations during the past year. Two other defendants are pending trial on heroin charges.
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Arch Street Presbyterian Church
The present-day Arch Street Presbyterian Church is the result of a century's worth of merging between five different congregations. The first of these congregations, also located on Arch Street, was known as the Fifth Presbyterian Church and began in 1813.
In 1816 the church was led by Dr. Thomas H. Skinner, who was known for voicing his stance against doctrinal preaching, leading to a threatened church heresy trial. While the threat was never put into action, the church gained a lot of attention and a lot of new members. Skinner left the congregation in 1832 to teach at Andover Seminary, resulting in to a devastating loss of congregants. A new pastor came on board to lead the church in 1836, but left by 1837, likely due to tension between old and new school Presbyterianism.
After a tumultuous few decades, the church was reorganized as Arch Street Presbyterian Church in 1850 with Charles Wadsworth as pastor. Wadsworth was so successful in running the congregation and in preaching, that the sanctuary would fill up an hour before the service would start, prompting Wadsworth to enter the sanctuary through a trap door. By 1850 the church was ready for a new building to house the growing congregation. Construction on the new sanctuary, designed by Joseph Hoxie, came to a close by 1855 and seated a total of 1100 people.
Membership at the church remained strong until the mid-1870s as the community surrounding the church began to shift from residential to commercial and industrial. As the 19th century was coming to a close, the congregation merged with West Arch Street Church in 1897. Overtime, the new church began to encounter the same population shifts as the previous Arch Street Congregation. The city's population continued to decline until the 1960s when the population of center city began to rebound.
Today the Arch Street Presbyterian Church still stands proudly amidst a sea of glass and steel in center city.


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R&G - Rhythm and Gangsta: The Masterpiece (Geffen)
by Andrew Friedman
"Drop It Like It's Hot," Rhythm and Gangsta's lead single, is a sublime slice of pop-rap. The Neptunes bring the cheesiest of '80s synth lines, drizzled over a slew of percussion layers. Big, round, proto-808 bass booms below. Hisses bounce from ear to ear. The video ho's click their mouths in time. All this sets the stage for subdued flows: an opening act by Pharrell himself, then two buttery verses from Snoop. Lyrics bookended by a rough hook. Perfection. With any luck, the next single will be another of the five Neptunes collaborations on Rhythm and Gangsta. The Justin-Timberlake-as-young-Michael-Jackson vehicle "Signs"? The Billy-Ocean-channeling "Let's Get Blown"? Even "Perfect," a warming-over of 2003's "Beautiful," would satisfy.
The chemistry between the Neptunes' production and Snoop's pimpin' on wax is undeniable. In a perfect world, The Masterpiece would be maybe 52 minutes of Snoop over the Neptunes. In the real world, it is a bloated 77 minutes, crammed full of cuts that, while not all that bad, pale in comparison to anything with the Neptunes' stamp.
Snoop's talent is never in question; the topics are predictable (with a questionable emphasis on smacking down women), but the charm and flow that made him famous remain. He goes blade to blade with 50 Cent on "Oh No." He croons alongside Soopafly (kind of like the poor man's Nate Dogg) on "Can You Control Yo Hoe?" With Snoop's versatility, Rhythm is never unpleasant. The non-Neptunes productions even sound fresh, given their Southern Cali funk influence. Only on Lil Jon's hype "Step Yo Game Up" does the laid-back Snoop sound out of place. But between "Drop It Like It's Hot" and the similarly brilliant "Pass It Pass It," also a Neptunes gem, Rhythm and Gangsta stinks of pop-radio appeasement and a missed chance at a classic.
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Located in Sumner, the home of the renowned Daffodil Festival, it's easy to see why people love calling Timberlane Home. With multiple welcoming community events annually, a variety of shops and restaurants, many transportation options and hosting Washington state's largest YMCA, Sumner has maintained its small-town heritage reflective of the 1920's while boasting modern conveniences. Timberlane Apartments sit quietly on the edge of the city, still just a short walk to the center of town These beautiful apartment homes fill with natural light from the many windows with expansive views.
Each unique home is updated with accent walls, high quality carpet/flooring and LED light fixtures. Additionally, these homes have large picture windows, plenty of closet space and full-size washer/dryers! Timberlane is a quiet community with a large percentage of long-term tenants who are looking forward to welcoming you to our wonderful community!


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Pls just point me in the right direction.thanks in advance..
Since you said "Just point me in the right direction", I'll leave it at that.
But if you want more help implementing it, and/or have more questions, let me know.
Thats all i need :D thanks!
The problem is the slider i think? bx slider, can you recomend me one? XD!!!!
slimbox is not working, but i think the problem, if slimbox is AJAX compatible, is the bxslider script im using.
For anyone this may help.
Slimbox has to be inserted in script after jquery.min.js or jquery.js file .
Working great, as in one of the topics in the forum, you show how to resize or limit the maxim size of the window for lightbox, is there a similar way for slimbox, the huge images, resize the slimbox to a really huge size, so the close button is displayed, very far away from the user, but is ther, and its working.
max-heigth in css or something works??
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Weberbauerocereus Backeb. – rodzaj sukulentów z rodziny kaktusowatych (Cactaceae). Przedstawiciele występują w Peru i północnym Chile.

Systematyka
Rodzaj został opisany w 1942 r. przez Curta Backeberga. Nazwa pochodzi od nazwiska Augusta Weberbauera, badacza peruwiańskich Andów.

 Synonimy
Meyenia Backeb., Rauhocereus Backeb.

 Pozycja systematyczna według APweb (aktualizowany system APG III z 2009)
Jako rodzaj Haageocereus należy do rodziny kaktusowatych (Cactaceae) Juss., która jest jednym z kladów w obrębie rzędu goździkowców (Caryophyllales) i klasy roślin okrytonasiennych. W obrębie kaktusowatych należy do plemienia Trichocereeae, podrodziny Cacteoideae.

 Pozycja w systemie Reveala (1993-1999)
Gromada okrytonasienne (Magnoliophyta Cronquist), podgromada Magnoliophytina Frohne & U. Jensen ex Reveal, klasa Rosopsida Batsch, podklasa goździkowe (Caryophyllidae Takht.), nadrząd Caryophyllanae Takht., rząd goździkowce (Caryophyllales Perleb), podrząd Cactineae Bessey in C.K. Adams, rodzina kaktusowate (Cactaceae Juss.), rodzaj Weberbauerocereus Backeb.

 Gatunki
 Weberbauerocereus churinensis F. Ritter
 Weberbauerocereus cuzcoensis Knize
 Weberbauerocereus johnsonii F. Ritter
 Weberbauerocereus longicomus F. Ritter
 Weberbauerocereus rauhii Backeb.
 Weberbauerocereus torataensis F. Ritter
 Weberbauerocereus weberbaueri (K. Schum. ex Vaupel) Backeb.
 Weberbauerocereus winterianus F. Ritter

Przypisy

Kaktusowate


When a butterfly like the cabbage white (Pieris rapae) alights on a flower or leaf, we sometimes have a little time to see them more clearly and appreciate their beauty; capturing a photo for leisurely viewing gives us the chance to focus on details. And those details are important if we want to determine their correct scientific names since entomologists have differentiated many species and sub-species, sometimes on the basis of factors such as the shape of their spots.
One butterfly pair that can be puzzling are the silvery checkerspot (Chlosyne nycteis, top), with a small white center to one of its spots in the lower row, and the pearl crescent (Phyciodes tharos), which was abundant this year.
The Eastern comma (Polygonia comma) and question mark (Polygonia interrogationis) look really similar, too. Perhaps the difference in their distinguishing underside marking is really apparent to proofreaders.
The easiest way to distinguish the endangered monarch (Danaus plexippus) and the viceroy (Limenitis archippus) is that the viceroy has a black stripe running horizontally across its lower wings.
The swallowtails are always a favorite, including the Eastern tiger swallowtail (Papilio glaucus) with differently colored males (yellow) and females (yellow and also blue).
The zebra swallowtail (Protographium marcellus) really catches your eye as it flutters about, while the pipevine swallowtail (Battus philenor) is a little more subdued.
The red spotted purples (Limenitis arthemis) come in different variations; this one enjoyed the hummingbird nectar this summer.
Another new butterfly for me this year was the great spangled fritillary (Speyeria cybele), which I enjoyed seeing as they enjoyed common milkweed (Asclepias syriaca) at the Horton Grove Nature Reserve.
The hackberry emperor (Asterocampa celtis) turned up at Jordan Lake, while the common buckeye (Junonia coenia) – whose beauty is anything but common! – was in my yard and various nature reserves. I also observed a pair getting ready to propagate the next generation.
Some of the tinier butterflies are delicate beauties, like the Summer azure (Celastrina neglecta), the gray hairstreak – which can look brown (Strymon melinus), the Eastern tailed-blue (Cupido comyntas) and the Carolina satyr (Hermeuptychia sosybius).
To end, here are two more beauties that I had the privilege to see this year. I hope seeing these butterflies and those in my previous blog brightened your day, especially if you have been dealing with sorrow as I have while this year approaches its end.
It is now early December and late autumn in the Northern hemisphere, so why a blog about butterflies? When I was writing this on the last day of November, I had still seen a few of these beauties a couple days previously, and in the Southern hemisphere it is late spring, so it seems fine as a topic for a nature blog. Also, three weeks ago, my mother passed away, while in two weeks the anniversary of my father's death comes again — I like to think of butterflies as nature's emissaries for spirits on the wing. They allow me to think of my parents in somewhat lighter terms than the sadness that predominated during their dying processes. Because there are so many butterflies to highlight, this will be a two-part blog.
This past spring, summer and fall gifted me with a large variety of butterflies – a boon compared to last year when there seemed to be a dearth of them. I had some new butterflies to my garden, like the tawny emperor (Asterocampa clyton clyton), which I also saw at the Mason Farm Biological Reserve when one landed on my arm.
The juniper hairstreak (Callophrys gryneus) was another new visitor that at first made me think it was covered in pollen.
A second-time visitor to my yard was the American snout (Libytheana carinenta), which looks quite distinctive with the long protrusion from its face.
It was a good year for the little skipper butterflies, of which there are many. Quite a few look similar to one another and pose difficulties in identification; fortunately, BugGuide helps me figure out which ones I have been seeing.
The Sachem skipper (Atalopedes campestris) also illustrates how males (top) and females can differ.
A few skippers were new for me this year, like the little glassywing skipper (Pompeius verna) and the somewhat drabber dun skipper (Euphyes vestris) and Ocola skipper (Panoquina ocola).
Even though dark in color, the Horace's duskywing (Erynnis horatius) and the Juvenal's duskywing (Erynnis juvenalis) have beautiful dorsal patterns.
It's always fascinating to see how different the butterflies' color patterns can be on the upper and undersides of their wings, as shown here by the American lady (Vanessa virginiensis).
The red admiral (Vanessa atalanta) is a gorgeous butterfly; a somewhat tattered individual rode along on me and my camera for a while at Mason Farm.
A group that can sometimes be challenging to identify are the sulphurs. Distinguishing the sleepy orange (Abaeis nicippe, top) and the orange sulphur (Colias eurytheme) is no easy task. Both are quite lovely and a delight in flight when they reveal their brightly colored dorsal pattern.
The larger yellow butterflies like the cloudless sulphur (Phoebis sennae) are great to see, especially when they frequent the brightly colored blooms such as the red cardinal flower (Lobelia cardinalis).
The clouded sulphur (Colias philodice) may be a bit harder to see when it feeds on clover in the grass.
Stay tuned for more butterflies to admire in part 2 of this blog!
On a trip to Huntington Beach State Park in South Carolina, we took a few walks along the Atlantic shoreline. There I saw the remains of numerous horseshoe crabs (Limulus polyphemus) as their empty shells were scattered among sea pork and sea weed on the beach.
Horseshoe crabs, which can become quite large, live in shallow ocean waters on soft sandy or muddy bottoms. They occasionally come on shore to mate. Behind their five sets of legs (the remains of which are seen in the photos below), they have book gills, which exchange respiratory gases. Two gills are seen sticking up in the center of the first photo.
The gills are also occasionally used by the crabs to swim, which they usually do upside down.
When I posted photos of my crab shell spottings on Project Noah, a fellow Noah member informed me that the horseshoe crabs are used in medicine. So I decided to read up on them and discovered how they are utilized. These crabs have hemocyanin instead of hemoglobin in their blood to carry oxygen (this colors their blood blue). Their blood also contains amebocytes, which defend these creatures against pathogens. The blood of the horseshoe crabs is harvested to obtain the amebocytes to make a product that used to detect bacterial endotoxins in human medical applications.
The US Food and Drug Administration mandates that any intravenous drugs and forms of medical equipment that come into contact with patients' bodies must pass through horseshoe crab blood to help rule out contamination with endotoxins. This includes items such as needles, surgical implants and pacemakers.
To obtain the supplies, about 600,000 crabs are caught each year and drained of about 30% of their blood before being returned to the ocean. Some 10-30% of the crabs do not survive the procedure and others are injured, becoming unable to mate and reproduce. As a consequence of the harvests, these magnificent arthropods, whose lineage dates back 450 million years ago, are now becoming threatened and alternative toxin-detection methods are needed. There is a website devoted to these interesting crabs. Walks on the beach can lead to new knowledge as well as enjoyment!
When I was about 13 years old, my girl scout troop went to a somewhat "primitive" camp for our summer adventure. We slept in tents and had toilet paper, but we had to construct what we would use such as a table, a toilet (a hole in the ground with a seat of branches lashed together), and a shower (with a tarp but held up with branches bound by ropes and a pail with a pull rope). The shower was fine except for one thing – some daddy longlegs decided to take up residence on the tarp and for me – and others – sharing the space with what we thought were long-legged spiders was not really our idea of fun.
It was many decades later that I discovered that daddy longlegs are ac tually called harvestmen (scientific name, Opiliones) and they are actually not spiders at all! In fact, they are interesting insects that do not really look like spiders except for the fact that most species share the trait of having those extremely long legs.
Many Opiliones species can detach a leg, which continues to twitch for some time after leaving the body – this is thought to serve as a distraction that enables the harvestman to escape from a predator.
Spiders and harvestmen are both arthropods but differ in various ways. Spiders have segmented bodies, while harvestmen have a body of only one segment, with their single pair of eyes sitting atop the oval structure, like the black eyes you can see on the orange harvestman here. Spiders, on the other hand, have 3 or 4 pairs of eyes, as well as silk glands that are lacking in harvestmen.
Harvestmen's legs protrude from structures that look a little bit like mechanical nuts; they are actually called the coxa and trochanters. These may be the same color as the arachnid's body or be of a different color.
Similar to spiders, harvestmen do have a pair of pedipalps – specialized appendages – and these form the arachnids' feeding apparatus together with the first pair of legs. This feeding organ is called the stomotheca.
The two harvestmen below were seen in early December at Mason Farm Biological Reserve. They were approaching one another, separating and then coming together again. I have no idea what they were up to. Mating came to mind but in winter?
More than 6,400 species of harvestmen have been discovered on all continents except Antarctica, but it is speculated that there may be as many as 10,000 species. I have seen them in varied habitats such as a forest, on beach sand, clinging to plants and wandering about on manmade structures. They vary in color and appearance as seen below. Some are mainly one color, some are two-toned and others have patterns on their bodies.
Some harvestman end up being parasitized by smaller insects such as the red mites seen catching a ride on this individual. If they don't die, though, they can go on to mate, lay eggs and have offspring.
I used to avoid harvestmen if possible, but now I take an extra look at them hoping to find one with coloring and/or a body pattern that I haven't seen before. Nature continues to be intriguing!


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