Michigan Attorney General Jennifer Granholm recently met with area officials to talk about two state laws that are near and dear to our heart - the Michigan Open Meetings and Freedom of Information acts.
Enacted by the state Legislature, these two acts were designed to make government more open to the public, to bring "sunshine" to government meetings and records.
Over the years, there have been changes to the laws because of the Legislature, and other changes because of court interpretation.
What Granholm reminded officials was their credibility was enhanced by being open and free with information to their constituents.
She noted that in some instances where meetings were closed, for instance, the law didn't require that the meeting be closed, only that it could be closed.
With some other meetings, she said they had to be open - you can't go into a closed session to discuss pending litigation, for example, unless there is actual legal action against the governmental body that has been taken. Going into closed session to discuss what you might do if you're sued is not allowed. When you're sued, then you can meet in closed session with a lawyer to discuss options.
In terms of records, anything of a non-personal nature that does not invade privacy is pretty much open to public scrutiny, and all governmental financial records are always open to the public.
Thus, teacher salaries and evaluations are open to view, but not Social Security or medical information.
The bottom line was if public officials want their constituents to trust them, they have to show the public by their actions that they welcome public view and review of their actions. Give into secrecy, and trust is destroyed.
It was a message we were pleased Granholm was willing to share.


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Monhegan Island is located about ten miles off of New Harbor on the Maine coast.
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Maine's eclectic Mid Coast Region is made up of age old fishing villages, busy modern harbors and stunning seaside resorts. Sharing that spotlight are uninhabited bits of shoreline, the domain of snoozing seals and elegantly winged ospreys. Located just off shore are a number of islands, some anchoring lighthouses, others with wildlife populations that far outnumber the human residents, looking much as they did centuries ago.
Monhegan Island
Monhegan Island is perfect for those who want to get away from it all. It is privately owned, rocky and about ten miles from New Harbor on the mainland. Passenger only boat service is available to the island from New Harbor, Boothbay Harbor and Port Clyde. If you have your own boat there are a few moorings available for day use and overnight stays.
There are roughly 13 miles of sometimes challenging hiking trails throughout the island, many offering stunning coastal views. The trails are too rough for bikes, and they are not permitted. Dogs are as long as you pick up after them. Sites of interest include the Monhegan Lighthouse, the Monhegan Historical & Cultural Museum, Swim Beach, the artist's colony and the fish houses at Fish Beach.
The main village is near the boat docks and is home to artist's shops, galleries, the US Post Office and eateries such as the Barnacle Café and the Fish House Fish Market. An organically inclined grocery store, Carina, offers beer, wine and locally grown items and will deliver to your cottage. Monhegan Lobsters will also deliver to your island home between October and May.
Accommodations range from quaint B&Bs such as the Shining Sails Bed & Breakfast to The Monhegan House, built in the 1870s as the local inn, and still going strong. Interior and ocean front cottages are also available. Reservations are advised. There are no banks, only one ATM at the Barnacle Café.
Matinicus Island
Located 22 miles off the coast of Rockland, Matinicus is one of the wildest and most remote of the Mid Coast Island Communities. This is the place for artists to set up their easels and capture the antics of wayward seabirds or photographers to point their lenses at a many-hued sunset. Birdwatchers may want to visit during the latter part of May when bird migration is at its peak. Fall migration is more drawn out, lasting from the end of August until well into September. Boat trips are available to Matinicus Rock, a favored nesting spot of Atlantic puffins and other seabirds.
The island is home to two sandy beaches, Markey's and South Sandy Beach, father away from the main village. Walking trails lead around the oval shaped island, weaving through coastal forests and along craggy shorelines.
The Matinicus Ferry out of Rockland is a passenger/car service that takes a little over two hours and operates about three days a month. Other options are private boat charters or to fly to the island from the Knox County Airport in Owl's Head, near Portland. Since Matinicus Airstrip handles small passenger prop planes, you fly lower and get a much better view of the Maine coastline.
Accommodations include the Tuckanuck Lodge and a number of cottage rentals, rustically charming and some with ocean views. July and August offer craft fairs and outdoor café. Groceries are available from the Matinicus Island Store or through fax order to Shaw's Supermarket in Rockland. The items are flown over by plane. Lobster and crab is plentiful, with suppliers offering home delivery. If you haven't brought a car, no problem, the island does have taxi service.
Vinalhaven Island
Located roughly 12 miles off of Rockland lace-edged Vinalhaven Island is home to a successful lobster industry. It was first settled in 1766 by Thaddeus Carver, who at one time owned more than 700 acres. Carver's Harbor is named after the founder.
In 1826 granite was discovered on the island and for the next 100 years fine quality stone was harvested and shipped to the mainland and beyond. Some of these abandoned quarries, scattered around the island, are filled with groundwater and act as impromptu swimming holes for visitors and residents alike.
Other points of interest include Browns Head Lighthouse, Heron Neck Lighthouse and Saddleback Ledge Light, all on the National Register of Historic Places. The Vinalhaven Historical Society & Museum and Armburst Hill Wildlife Preserve are both on the southern part of the island near the town of Vinalhaven. The northern end is made up of six connected islets that are lightly populated, except for an abundance of birds and wildlife.
Access to the island is via the Maine State Ferry Service out of Rockland, or Penobscot Island Air from the Knox County Airport. The best way to get around the island is by walking or bicycle, especially during the busy summer season. If you must bring your car, book your ferry reservation well in advance.
A number of cabins and cottages are available for rent and the Tidewater Motel and the Libby House Inn both offer room rentals. Grocery stores and restaurants are available. This is an artist's haven and there are shops and galleries on the island. Each June the Seal Bay Festival of American Chamber Music comes to the Mid Coast, including performances scheduled in Vinalhaven.
North Haven Island
North Haven Island is 12 miles off the coast of Rockland, north of Vinalhaven Island. Mostly a summer vacation colony, the island does have a hay farming industry, boat builders and fishermen that live on North Haven year round. This is very much a working island, suitable for those wanting to get away from it all. There is only one grocery store, one motel and two gift shops. The other option would be to arrange for a cottage or home rental through an agency or private owner.
Transportation to the island is via the Maine State Ferry service out of Rockland. The ferry has room for 19 cars so reservations must be made well in advance. The other alternative is a boat charter with Equinox Island Transport, your own boat or flying over on Penobscot Island Air. There is no public transit on the island.
Mullen Cove is one of the scenic coastal areas, with a tiny, tree colored islet reached by a sandbar at low tide. Lazy seals rest on the shoreline around the island and the bird population is far greater than the number of local inhabitants. Artists, photographers and writers will appreciate the peace, quiet and eye-popping scenery.
Isle au Haut
Roughly 60 percent of Isle au Haut belongs to Acadia National Park. This lightly populated island is only accessibly by mail boat from Stonington, about six miles north on the mainland. Most visitors do come for the park which has miles of hiking trails, picnic areas and a primitive campground at Duck Harbor. The Isle au Haut Lighthouse is on the western coast of the island and while the lighthouse itself is closed to the public, the grounds are open.
Samuel de Champlain named the island, which in English translates to High Island. The highest point is 556 feet. At one time it was a shipbuilding center and more than 800 people lived on the island. Today there are less than 100, most living in homes without electricity, comfortable but rustic. Even the lighthouse is solar powered. Island residents were the last in the United States to give up their crank-style telephones.
The Inn at Isle au Haut is near the boat dock and is open from June through September. Operating much like a bed and breakfast, the inn does offer a dinner menu, and provides bicycles for guest use. Other options include renting one of the cottages at the lighthouse or from a rental agency.
Only three miles off Lincolnville Beach on the mainland, Islesboro has a year-round population of 650 people. Settled in 1769, at one time this island had the largest commercial fishing fleet in Penobscot Bay. It is blessed with a number of natural coves and harbors which today serve as anchorages for overnight boat stays. After the Civil War, Islesboro was turned into a high-end resort island with large summer houses complete with boat docks for the family yacht.
Warren Island State Park takes up 70 acres and offers primitive camping in a back-to-nature setting. Warren Island is actually a smaller island off the southwest coast of Islesboro. Access is by private boat or kayak. The main part of the Islesboro is reached by ferry from Lincolnville Beach or by small plane into tiny Islesboro Airport
The Abby at Farrow Farm offers a bed and breakfast/conference center, or you can rent a cottage or home from an agency or private owner. Artists flock to this locale and there is no shortage of gift shops. Massage therapy is also big on the island. The Grindle Point Sailor's Museum offers insight into the nautical history of Islesboro.
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Spry Septuagenarian Eyes Commencement
When she earned a master's degree in English from Eastern Kentucky University in 1989, Marjorie Farris was caring for her cancer-stricken husband and unable to participate in fall commencement exercises.
Joe Farris Jr. passed away on the date of the next May commencement.
Now, a quarter-century later, with a boundless energy and youthful spirit that belies her nearly 78 years of age, a determined Farris is once again set to roll her wheelchair across an EKU commencement stage – this time to receive a master's degree in history on May 15.
This is hardly the first time that Farris, of Richmond, has proven skeptics wrong. When she contracted polio as a baby in Iowa, her parents were told she would never sit up or walk. She took her first steps in a garbage can filled with water, drawn twice a day from the well on her family farm and heated on a wood-burning stove.
Later in life, Farris hobbled around on crutches for approximately 30 years, but that didn't stop her from teaching (elementary school and then EKU English classes part time for nine years) or from serving a church or as the local Project Read director. For the past several years, she has driven her specially-equipped van to campus, found convenient parking along University Drive and wheeled herself to nearby classes, typically in the Keith Building.
Whatever the weather or other obstacles, you could always count on Farris to be there.
"My comfort zone," she said, "is anything having to do with learning. It's the food that keeps me going. Here at EKU, you get the feeling that everyone is on the same page. Everyone wants to learn."
And it hasn't cost her a dime of tuition. The O'Donnell Scholarship at EKU allows anyone 65 and over to take college courses tuition-free – they still pay for books, course fees and supplies.
Though she's generally at least three times their age, Farris is finding common ground with her younger classmates. And they are finding Farris to be something of a resource in addition to the professor.
"Some have voiced the fact that I can talk about things that happened long before they were born," she chuckled. "It's enjoyable to be in class with much younger students. They give me energy and they've always been very courteous and respectful to me."
In fact, they are part of a broad support system for Farris that also includes her family – her daughter Ashley and son-in-law Mike both have doctoral degrees and teach in Vancouver, British Columbia – EKU faculty and the staff at John Grant Crabbe Main Library, where she's a familiar face. "I didn't do this myself," she said. "My professors and all my family and friends have encouraged me."
History Professor Dr. Tom Appleton, who directed Farris' master's thesis, said it works both ways.
"Marjorie brings a unique perspective to the classroom," Appleton said. "Students – and faculty – enjoy hearing her perspective on events she has lived through or witnessed. It is one thing for me to lecture about the Cuban Missile Crisis, for example, but it makes it so much more personal when students can hear directly from someone who lived through those dangerous days. Marjorie is blessed to have a keen memory and the ability to express herself beautifully in both oral and written form."
As for her late husband, "I think he would be real pleased that I've been able to go on since then," she said. "He was always in favor of more education."
And Farris, who turns 78 in June, isn't stopping with this degree. After graduation, she plans to take courses in EKU's Women and Gender Studies program, though not for another degree.
"I think everyone could become a lifelong learner," she said. "It gives you something to think about."
Anyone 65 and older thinking about becoming an O'Donnell Scholar is encouraged to contact Amanda McCracken at 859-622-8032 or at amanda.mccracken@eku.edu.


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Q: Fitting a quadratic curve in ggplot This is my sample data. I want to plot both y1 and y2 against x1 in a single plot. This is what I did:
library(ISLR)
library(ggplot2)

y1<-scale(Auto$horsepower,scale = T,center=T)
y2<-scale(Auto$weight,scale = T,center=T)
x1<-Auto$mpg
df<-data.frame(y1,y2,x1)

p<-ggplot(df,aes(x=x1)) +
   geom_point(aes(y = y1), shape = 16) +
   geom_point(aes(y = y2), shape = 2)

I want to insert a quadratic line for both y1 and y2 against x. I did this:
p + stat_smooth(method = "lm", formula = y ~ x + I(x^2), size = 1)

It throws up an error:
Warning message:
Computation failed in `stat_smooth()`:
variable lengths differ (found for 'x')

Other than this, the stat_smooth command will only put one quadratic line while I need two quadratic lines
for both y1 and y2.
How did I achieve this in R?
Thanks

A: You should add two stat_smooth() calls and add aes() to show which y to use.
ggplot(df,aes(x=x1)) +
      geom_point(aes(y = y1), shape = 16) +
      geom_point(aes(y = y2), shape = 2) +
      stat_smooth(aes(y = y1),method = "lm", formula = y ~ x + I(x^2), size = 1) +
      stat_smooth(aes(y = y2),method = "lm", formula = y ~ x + I(x^2), size = 1, color = "red")

Or make long format table and then you will need just one call of stat_smooth() and geom_point().
library(tidyr)
df_long <- df %>% gather(variable, value, y1:y2)

ggplot(df_long, aes(x1, value, color = variable)) +
      geom_point() +
      stat_smooth(method = "lm", formula = y ~ x + I(x^2), size = 1)

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The current environment is passed to the new shell. The value of $PATH is reset to /bin:/usr/bin for normal users, or /sbin:/bin:/usr/sbin:/usr/bin for the superuser.
使用 su - [username] 登录时会使用被登录用户的环境变量.
注意这里编辑/etc/sudoers使用visudo命令, 而不要直接用vi编辑, 因为如果语法有误, visudo是会在保存时做检查报错的; 曾经直接用vi编辑保存导致无法使用sudo.
如果不加sudo, su切换用户时要输入的是被切换用户的密码, 如果使用了sudo, 则切换时使用的是当前用户自己的密码. 加不加-的区别在上面提到了.
The -i (simulate initial login) option runs the shell specified by the password database entry of the target user as a login shell. This means that login-specific resource files such as .profile or .login will be read by the shell.
会输出如-[shell name], 以一个横线开始, 或者使用--login选项; 否则是non-login shell.
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This continued until June 2011 when the College was converted to Embu University College through a Legal Notice No. 65 of 17th June, 2011. The EUC council was inaugurated after its upgrading from Embu Agricultural Staff Training (EAST) College by President Mwai Kibaki. Friday, 7th October, 2016 became a historic day for Embu University College. This day marked the transition of the Institution from a Constituent College of UoN to a fully- fledged University. The University of Embu was formally awarded a Charter by H.E. President Uhuru Kenyatta at a colorful function held at State house, Nairobi. The objective of the University is to play a leading role in the development and expansion of the opportunities for higher education and research in Agriculture, Agribusiness, Veterinary Medicine, Forestry, Water and Biological and Physical sciences.
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If you are using an older toolchain (gdb 6.x), or are experiencing strange problems with threads or libraries, please switch to a newer gdb/gdbserver.
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Nakamura helps Celtic win Scottish League Cup
GLASGOW, Scotland – Shunsuke Nakamura played the full 90 minutes to help Celtic win the Scottish League Cup after a 3-0 win over Dunfermline in the final Sunday.
Shunsuke Nakamura of Celtic holds the trophy aloft as he celebrates winning the CIS Insurance Cup Final against Dunfermline Athletic at Hampden Park.
Nakamura was brought down just outside the penalty box and Shaun Maloney curled home the resultant free kick after 77 minutes for the second goal. The Japanese playmaker also had a hand in the third in injury time that sealed Celtic's 13th League Cup triumph.
"It was just one of more than 40 games of the season for us and I didn't get overly nervous at all in the final," Nakamura said after the victory, which gave him his first title as a Celtic player.
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Yoshito Okubo of Real Mallorca came on in the 60th minute as a substitute and equalized for his team 11 minutes later in a 1-1 draw at Sevilla, netting his first goal since his strike in a 2-2 draw at Deportivo Coruna on Jan. 22.
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First off, Sony announced that there will be another round of maintenance for the PlayStation Network on August 15. These maintenance's are pretty common especially when they're working on big updates like this. The maintenance will affect PlayStation 4, PlayStation 3, and PlayStation Vita, along with PlayStation-related web services.
During the time of the expected 30-minute maintenance players will be able to use their systems, sign in, play games and use most applications, however, the PlayStation Store, PlayStation Video, and Account Management will be offline during the maintenance period.
Secondly, Sony announced that PlayStation 4's 5.0 system update was on the way and that a beta would take place in August. Sony hasn't shared any official information on the details of the update but the update notes for it have now been leaked.
Eurogamer reports that it has obtained the release notes for the 5.0 patch.
Twitch streaming at 1080p 60fps will be limited to those with the 5.0 firmware update using a PlayStation 4 Pro along with an overhaul of your console's master/sub account system, the ability to follow any user similar to the system on Xbox One and Twitter. Currently, you can do this just for verified accounts of note, such as the official accounts for games, and some individual developers and YouTubers. Also, note the addition of notifications to the PS4's quick menu.
Sony's documentation states this is to "encourage more sharing of content and more interactions". You'll also be able to follow whoever you want without needing a friend request to be verified, and without filling up your friend limit. Because really, do you need 300 friends on PlayStation, well unless you play Destiny then yes.
For developers, the change is to "boost the viral potential of UGC". In other words, when someone shares a cool video this will allow people following to see and share it further.
You will be able to choose if you only want existing friends or anybody to follow you and as always you can block users, too.
Further more the 5.0 update will give an expanded range of options for those who have "sub" or child accounts on their home console. New family accounts will be able to feature multiple adult accounts in a family, able to act in a parent/guardian role and set parental controls on a per-account basis, so each child has different communications, content-viewing and spending limit privileges. Requests can also be sent to adult accounts on other PS4s to join the same family.
There will be a new web application to manage family accounts, and access parental controls/family membership options from your PC and smartphone. In the context of Sony's comments around keeping Minecraft and other cross-network games safe for children, it is interesting to see the company focus on this in its next system update.
For some reason, this update focuses a lot on Family control which is more of a Nintendo thing but it's good we're getting these options. You'll never know when you might need settings like Accesibliltys or adding sub accounts especially if you're a gamer with kids.
lastly, with 5.0, system notifications will be visible from your Quick Menu so you don't need to head back to your Home screen. You will also be able to check the status of your uploads/downloads here too.
Minor changes include push notifications for events, spectator comments on the screen while broadcasting in VR mode, the ability to link broadcasts to a PlayStation Community, and support for seven more languages: Czech, Thai, Greek, Indonesian, Vietnamese, Romanian and Hungarian.
Behind the scenes, Sony will add support for bundle and compilation discs, with or without add-ons, and discs which support games and add-ons (such as in a Game of the Year Edition) which don't need developers to rework any code.
No mention of PlayStation Now as asked about in the sign-up process for the beta but it could have been simply a poll for PlayStations use.
In other PlayStation related new's PS4 games are now coming to PC courtesy of PlayStation Now. Playing your PS4 library just got a little easier thanks to PS Now. At long last, PlayStation 4 games are playable on the PC. Click Here to read the full article!


Welcome to Day #4 of Kick Off to Summer Week, a multi-blogger event co-host by Lauren of From Gate to Plate and Summer of Summer Scraps. With summer quickly approaching and Memorial Day in a few weeks, we wanted to make sure you had plenty of ideas for your Memorial Day activities. Each day we will be serving up a variety of different appetizers, main dishes, desserts, decor, printables and more all centered around the up-coming Memorial Day. We hope you enjoy all of these wonderful ideas.
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Summer is all about salads. I stick to the green kind because for the most part pasta salads, egg salads, and potato salads all have loads of mayo. I just cannot do mayo. When I studied abroad in Paris I told my host mother there were two things I just couldn't do: mayo and peas. The mayo was the one that threw her for a loop. The French like their mayo. She couldn't figure out how I ate sandwiches for lunch since it was customary to put mayo, large quantities at that, on every sandwich. Lucky for me they didn't do mayo on paninis. I had a panini almost every day in Paris.
OK back to the topic at hand. My husband likes potato salad and he gets bored with my green salads after a few nights in a row so we needed a compromise. This potato salad is our compromise. The cooked potatoes are tossed in a cider mustard vinaigrette and topped with parsley.
I like the potato salad warm. The vinegar flavor is a bit more potent warm. It is also good cold; the flavors soak into the potatoes which minimizes the vinegar taste but also spreads all of the flavors through the potatoes.
No mayo also means you can have this potato salad unrefrigerated without worries. Picnic anyone?
Place the potatoes in a large sauce pan. Add water to cover the potatoes and bring to a boil on high heat. Add one teaspoon of salt to water. Reduce heat to medium and simmer for 20-30 minutes until potatoes are tender. Drain and cool slightly.
Whisk together olive oil, vinegar, sugar, and mustard in a small bowl. Adjust seasoning to taste. Stir in 1/2 of the parsley bunch and green onions.
Toss the potatoes with the dressing. It is OK to slightly mash and break up the potatoes in this process.
Garnish with remaining parsley and green onions. Serve warm.
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On Dragons.
Its official, dragons are getting bigger. Look at medieval woodcuts of the fabled beastie and you'll notice they were about the size of a spaniel, but now they've grown to the size of a house, or even a jumbo jet, and with every passing year they get bigger. At this rate they'll be the size of the moon by the time Apple have invented the iFingernail, and there's no sign of them stopping there.
Dragons are also (and we're talking here about the European dragon rather than the Asian one) scaly and often come, Dungeons & Dragons style, colour coded. Red ones breathe fire, blue ones electricity, green ones poison or just a lot of snot. There's silver ones (really important) and gold ones (even more important) and platinum ones (a dragon king), but the poor bronze ones get the cold shoulder and the less said about the tin one the better. They have long tails and snouts, long leathery wings and sly yellow reptile eyes that can see in the dark.
Dragons are really really brainy, but they're also really really greedy, which means they can easily be tricked, just so long as you're good at playing tricks and doing riddles and such. If you're bad at tricks and lousy at riddles...well, let's just say if you can't do the Times' cryptic crossword in under fifteen minutes then you're as good as lunch. Brainy dragons can often speak numerous human tongues and Mensa-level dragons are usually telepathic, which makes it easier for them to speak because dragons find forming human words difficult and often sound like they're speaking while chewing on a mouthful of bowling balls.
Dragons (at least post-cocker-spaniel age dragons) eat herds of cows or sheep, and sometimes even chickens or flocks of ducks straight out of the sky, but what they really like is a nice juicy maiden. Oh, they go crazy for that finger-licking maiden taste; but every meal has its expiry date, and when the maiden is no longer a maiden the dragon quickly loses interest in eating her, which is good news for the ex-maiden. The trouble is finding a maiden in the first place, so the wise dragon will usually resort to harassing the nearest town or village until they do the job for him and give up one of their own. Said poor damsel is then usually tied to a stake or rock outside of the town, where the dragon then usually takes the time to "air-out" the damsel somewhat (all the blubbing and crying makes them quite bitter), by which time a gallant knight has ridden past, killed the dragon and rescued the damsel from both her bonds and her maidenhood.
Some have theorised that dragons aren't actually after the damsel at all, but after the knight, using the hapless maiden as nothing more than bait to lure the knight to him, desiring the tasty novelty of tinned meat. After all tinned meat keeps for a long time. Some have also postulated that maybe the dragons aren't male at all, but mostly female, which means they are more attracted to male virgins than female. This cannot be proven as nobody has yet managed to look under a dragon's tail and live to tell the tale.
Not all dragons are evil, some have given up eating maidens (or tinned meat) and gone veggie. A few of the really dumb ones allow stupid humans to ride on their backs they like they were some sort of winged taxi, but in truth any dragon with a shred of pride wouldn't allow a semi-evolved ape to ride on their back, let alone tell them where to go, even if they paid them all the compliments in the world, and gave them all the treasure too.
But where do dragons come from? From whence did they spring? Did ancient man come across the bones of dinosaurs and summoned up dragons by wondering what sort of beasts they belonged to, or did some mariner tell tall stories about the strange beasts he saw in far off lands? Of course in olden days dragons were often called wyrms, so maybe they're the projection of the reptilian parts of the human brain, or could it be that a grass snake gave someone a fright, and as every fisherman knows, no story would be complete without at least a little exaggeration.
Or are dragons something completely different? Maybe they were never real to begin with, but are simply metaphors for all that is powerful and uncaring in the world: huge, incredible strong, inhuman, reptilian, consuming all and breathing fire that destroys everything it touches. They lay the ground waste, reduce whole towns to ash, eat the young and the innocent without remorse and enslave all that they can bend to their considerable will. Does these not sound like the attributes of certain persons who desire power, and will do anything (and sacrifice anyone) to gain it and then keep it? We shouldn't be surprised that dragons are often associated with kings and rulers and the very powerful, even to vampires, who are themselves metaphors for the rich and powerful. As the anxieties and pressures of the modern age grow, so does the popularity -- and size -- of dragons. They're almost neck-for-neck. In all good stories the hero slays the dragon, or tames him and flies off into the sunset on his back, and maybe this is the wishful thinking of the common folk: that every dragon can be tamed, or if not tamed, slain. But as we all know, dragons can slumber for thousands of years, and they will always awaken when we least expect it. And they are always hungry.


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Kindred Three
March 27, 2020 May 1, 2001 by Kathryn Darden
"Relax and let the Spirit set you free … these sacred rhythms will make
you dance and sing…"
When confronted with the challenge of defining the sound of their diverse
self-titled debut, the members of Kindred react as most musicians do. They
look around the room, grimace, and grope for the right words.
When it comes to their mission for the Lord, however, twenty-something San
Diego residents Lamar, Wenché and Shone are quite deliberate about Whom they
represent. "Musically, I guess some people might call us a 'boy band,'"
Lamar says with his easy chuckle. "You can tag us 'urban' or 'R&B' or even
'pop.' But before all of those things, our hearts are for the Lord. I
consider us a ministry, co-laborers in Christ. Our priority is to get the
Word out."
Kindred is a highly charged debut that touches on the musical styles Lamar
mentions and more. Lamar explains, "That's because I'm Filipino and
African-American; Shone is Latino/Caucasian, and Wenché is Latino. That
makes for great musical and personal diversity, which is reflected on stage
and in our songs."
Wenché continues, "We have urban tracks, Latin tracks, a few ballads, a few
pop songs, a few soulful tracks. We want people to pick up that it's not
just the music that expresses those cultural differences; it's our lives,
with Christ being the common thread. People need to see that we love the
Lord and we love each other. We're accountable for each other."
Shone feels that the album's diversity also extends to the lyrical subject
matter. "Not everybody can relate to every lyric. So we have lyrics that
are geared to reach people that don't know the Lord as well as songs that
are meant to help nourish believers. Our main goal is to touch people with
God's grace and to let them know that it's cool to be a believer in the
Lord. We're trying to kick it out of the box a little bit."
Lamar and Shone met in high school. Shone likes to joke that the first thing
that helped them bond was not music but "delinquency." "I took high school
math and drama with Lamar, and we were a couple of goof balls! He loved to
sing 'Always & Forever' by Heatwave, and I would harmonize, so we clicked as
The two met Wenché at a drama class. "I heard them singing in class and I
went over and suggested that they join the show choir," recalls Wenché.
"And I said, 'can WE start a group together?'"
Lamar continues, "It was kind of funny when we tried to strike up a
conversation. Pretty much all the English he knew was the words to hymns and
carols! So in order for us to communicate, we had to help him learn
English, and he helped us learn Spanish. I think that really built a bond
between us very quickly because we had to force ourselves to listen to each
other carefully in order to become friends."
The friendships Kindred forged over ten years ago continued beyond high
school, although the group did go its separate ways during part of its
college years. Upon renewing ties a few years ago, Kindred resurrected its
dream of achieving mainstream acceptance and took a few big steps toward
that goal. "We cut a demo with Hollywood Records that made the rounds of a
lot of people in LA, including MTV's 'The Cut,'" explains Shone. "We made
it on the show and-you guessed it-got cut. It was God's way of saying 'it
isn't the right time for this to be happening for you.'"
Lamar continues, "But we didn't necessarily realize that at the time. After
'The Cut,' we were a little discouraged and were going to give up. We
thought that MTV was going to give us our big break and then it didn't
But God had other plans. While Shone had given his life to Christ when he
was younger, both Lamar and Wenché made commitments in the mid-90's. "We
were going to church and singing together; in fact, we started singing in
church more often," says Lamar. "God was tugging on our hearts to pursue a
Christian focus in our music, but we were backing away. We wondered if we
were really worthy of the honor of spreading the Gospel that way." God was
slowly drawing their hearts in a different direction.
Around the time Kindred appeared on 'The Cut,' Lamar was involved in a
shooting incident. Fired upon from point blank range by an assailant, Lamar
sustained only minor injuries that required a few stitches. "The bullet
grazed my face and left a silver dollar sized hole in my car instead of my
head," he marvels. "I just felt the Lord say, 'it's not your time. I have
work for you to do.'"
So at the turn of 1998, the trio made the decision to concentrate on
Christian music. Doors started to open, and they were given a prime position
on the main stage at the Youth for Christ event, DC/LA. Kindred was the
only unsigned artist invited to perform at the event. It was at DC/LA that
they met representatives from Red Hill Records, who soon offered them a
recording contract.
In another dramatic turn, the band felt God confirming their decision. On
the day that Kindred signed its recording contract with Red Hill, Wenché and
Shone were involved in a car accident during rush hour on the San Diego
Freeway. "It was raining, and I was doing about 55-60 miles an hour in the
fast lane," recalls Shone, "when I hit a puddle, hydroplaned, spun out, hit
the center divider and flipped over, landing on the roof of the car. We
both got out of the car and walked away. It was unbelievable. In rush hour
traffic, we slid out of the way, didn't hit any other cars. It was a real
confirmation to us that God's hand was on us."
Noted producers Michael-Anthony "Mookie" Taylor, Dan Needham, and John &
Dino Elefante all had a hand in making the grooves on Kindred bounce and the
sparkling voices of Shone, Wenché and Lamar come to life. Needham, a master
percussionist, guided the group through "Away" and the Latin-flavored
"Sacred Rhythm." Mookie took the helm for the bass-heavy "I Know," as well
as tracks like the Jeep-shakin' "Let's Go." The Elefantes's trademark
attention to vocal excellence is evident on "Wherever You Are" and "I Belong
to Thee."
In a wisely diplomatic move, the men of Kindred display equal affection for
all the producers and the results of their work-"We love 'em all!" says
Shone-but when pressed, the trio will pick a few favorite songs from
Kindred. "I struggled with writing 'I Belong to Thee' for a year,"
confesses Lamar, "before I realized the essence of the song is just me
begging for God's forgiveness and acknowledging His lordship of my life.
Every time I sing it, it's an affirmation that I have to get out of the way
and let Him be Lord."
San Diego based vocal group Kindred joins artists Aurora, Katy Hudson, Ash Mundae, and The Echoing Green as the
newest talent on Red Hill Records' roster. The highly versatile trio introduces a new sound to contemporary Christian music, one that highlights their diverse ethnic backgrounds and musical tastes. Their unique style
will be showcased on Kindred's debut, scheduled to release September 4th.
As outlined in their mission statement, Kindred hopes to change the perception of Christian music by reaching a cross-cultural audience with the gospel of Jesus Christ and by sharing His grace through music that encourages believers and gives hope to the lost.
"Kindred is unique because of their appeal to such a wide demographic," commented Red Hill vice president of marketing Linda Klosterman. "The group embodies a true representation of the cross-cultural American experience and we are excited to support their willingness to use this appeal as a ministry
tool for Jesus."
Kindred is currently managed by ReBirth Entertainment out of San Diego, California. Their upcoming album is a multi-format project with songs reaching AC and CHR radio. In support of the album, Kindred attended GMA Week, with appearances at the CHR radio breakfast and a late night showcase presented
by Pamplin Music Group.
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(Silver Spring, Md.) - American Heroes Channel (AHC) will partner with Boston College (BC) to present the inaugural Red Bandanna Hero Award. Inspired by BC alumni Welles R. Crowther, AHC and the Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust created the award to acknowledge the ultimate, everyday hero who exemplifies the American spirit and defines us as a nation. Also known as "The Man in the Red Bandanna," Crowther saved as many as 12 people, according to survivor accounts, following the attacks on the World Trade Center. Paying tribute to Crowther's intrepid actions on September 11, 2001, the first-ever Red Bandanna Hero Award winner is Minneapolis firefighter Jake LaFerriere, who will be honored during the nationally televised BC football game on Friday, September 18 at 8PM ET on ESPN.
On July 3, 2010, Laferriere suffered third and fourth degree burns in a backdraft explosion while battling a house fire. While being treated at the hospital for his burns, LaFerriere met several young children in the burn unit, each undergoing painful treatments for their own burn injuries. Inspired by their resilience at such a young age, LaFerriere founded Firefighters for Healing, a non-profit organization whose mission is to support young burn survivors and their families in ways that insurance companies and caretakers are unable to.
As the Red Bandanna Hero Award winner, LaFerriere will receive a $10,000 donation to the charitable organization of his choosing, and will join the Crowther family at BC's annual Red Bandanna Game which takes place around the anniversary of the 9/11 attacks. Boston College initiated the Red Bandanna Game to honor Crowther, who played lacrosse for the university and wore a red bandanna under his helmet. LaFerriere will also be featured in an AHC "Hero Moment" video, which will be aired on the network and available online at ahctv.com.
American Heroes Channel (AHC) is a network from Discovery Communications that tells timeless stories in which a challenge appears - be it a situation or a villain - and a hero arises. Currently in 60 million homes, AHC provides a rare glimpse into major events that shaped our world, visionary leaders and unexpected heroes who made a difference, and the great defenders of our freedom. For more information, please visit AHCtv.com, facebook.com/AHCtelevision, or Twitter.com/AHC_TV . American Heroes Channel is part of Discovery Communications (Nasdaq: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK), the world's #1 pay-tv programmer reaching nearly 3 billion cumulative subscribers in 220 countries and territories.
Boston College is a Jesuit Catholic institution located in Chestnut Hill, Mass., with a coeducational enrollment of nearly 14,700 undergraduate and graduate students from all 50 states and more than 80 countries. More than 750 male and female student-athletes compete in 31 varsity sports at the NCAA Division I level, the most sports offerings of any institution in the Atlantic Coast Conference.
Firefighters for Healing is a non-profit organization founded in 2010 by Minneapolis firemen who tragically experienced firsthand what burn victims endure. Our mission is to support burn survivors and their families in ways insurance companies and caretakers are unable to. With donor and community help, we are able to replace some of the essential living items when all has been lost in a fire, contribute financial assistance for corrective surgeries, support summer camp attendance for burn injured youth, donate to local hospital burn units, and provide other resources and information as needed. To learn more, visit http://firefightersforhealing.org/.
The Red Bandanna Project is a character development program for use in elementary, middle, and high school classrooms, sports teams and camps and youth programs. Inspired by the exemplary life and selfless death of Welles Crowther, the lessons taught are Leadership, Caring for Others, TEAM, The Power of One, Bridging Divides, Forgiveness and Carpe Diem. This project is supported by the Fetzer Institute of Kalamazoo, Michigan in partnership with the Welles Remy Crowther Charitable Trust.


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At council meeting, Forest Grove honors its police and rescue workers
By Deborah Bloom, The Oregonian
View full sizeCourtesy: Mike Herb, Forest Grove Police DepartmentMayor Pete Truax (left) stands aside Chief Kerry Aleshire with a certificate of appreciation for Aleshire's four years of service on the police force. Aleshire recently announced his departure to take a post in Beaverton.
FOREST GROVE -- An outpouring of support filled the city chambers Monday, as close to 50 community members and nearly 40 of the city's firefighters and police officers came out for a council meeting that was largely a tribute to the city's police and rescue workers.
Chief Kerry Aleshire, who announced his departure to Beaverton last month, was recognized for his work managing the city's police department.
During his four and a half years as police chief, Aleshire launched the city's service learning event called National Night Out. He also created a citizens academy and reserves program, which allows local volunteers to train to become police officers.
"My time here will always be something I will reflect on as one of the highlights of my life," Aleshire said.
Taking over for Aleshire is Bill Steele, chief deputy of the Washington County Sheriff's Office, who was sworn in as the new interim police chief. Steele has served with the county for 16 years and has extensive experience in its patrol division.
Still, "I'll have some big shoes to fill," Steele said.
Jeremy Lazenby was also sworn in as the city's latest hired police officer. Lazenby was previously sworn in as a reserve police officer in 2010.
Further, two resolutions to recognize May 13-19 to be National Police Week and May 20-26 a week to recognize Forest Grove's Fire & Rescue workers as well as the city's emergency medical technicians.
"This is a city that gets a great deal of mileage and dedication from its employees," said Mayor Pete Traux. "Nowhere is this more true than in our police and fire department."
-- Deborah Bloom
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About 10% of head and neck squamous cell carcinomas and 20% of salivary duct carcinomas carry PIK3CA mutations. Preclinical laboratory studies have shown that PIK3CA-mutant carcinomas of the head and neck are more sensitive to PI3K pathway inhibitors (given either as a single-agent or in combination with other targeted therapies), when compared to PIK3CA non-mutated tumors (PIK3CA wild-type). Multiple clinical trials are currently underway to validate this hypothesis.


Over the past few years, Spirit Airlines (NYSE: SAVE) has dramatically changed its route network strategy. Five years ago, the budget carrier's approach was as simple as entering big hubs with lots of traffic and undercutting the incumbents on price to fill its planes. However, once the legacy carriers began to match Spirit's fares, this strategy became untenable.
Spirit Airlines hasn't completely abandoned the top hubs. But it has focused more of its recent growth on large leisure markets like Florida and Las Vegas -- where low-fare giant Southwest Airlines (NYSE: LUV) tends to be its main competitor.
The airline's momentum is on pace to continue in 2019. Indeed, analysts expect adjusted EPS to roughly double in the first half of the year. The return to consistent unit revenue growth indicates that Spirit's new route strategy is succeeding. Not surprisingly, management plans to stick with what's working.
There's no reason to think that level of profitability is unsustainable. Spirit routinely posted even higher margins between 2013 and 2016. Moreover, the carrier's rock-bottom cost structure remains a big competitive advantage. Spirit Airlines can also rely on its growing scale and much-improved customer service to bolster its profitability. And its new route strategy of focusing on large leisure markets seems just as promising as the previous focus on big hub cities like Chicago, Dallas, and Houston.
Nevertheless, Spirit shares currently trade for just eight times the company's projected 2019 earnings. With the budget carrier likely to grow its revenue at a double-digit annual rate for the foreseeable future, Spirit Airlines stock looks like a tremendous bargain.
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Pleasant Valley High School students are required to earn service hours to graduate. These students came together and packaged 4000 meals for Kids Against Hunger and earned some hours.
WHAT A GREAT GROUP OF KIDS!!!


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Jesus didn't come to persuade an angry God to be nice towards mankind; he came to persuade an indifferent and hostile humanity about the goodness of God!
True Christian faith is not about humanity attempting to win the favor of deity, or trying to influence the mood of a bad tempered god; it is the revelation of the love of God reconciling a hostile world to himself.
We believe that the church, ekklesia, is so much more than a building or an organization. It is the voice of God that echoes in man and reveals man's true spiritual origin and identity.
The Rock foundation of the ekklesia that Jesus is both the Architect and Master-builder of, is the unveiling of the Father. The son of man is the son of God. Blessed are you, Simon, son of Jonah. Flesh and blood did not reveal this to you, but My Father. I say, you are Rock, a chip [petros] of the old Block [petra]. And upon this petra, I will build my ekklesia and the gates of Hades [not to see] will not prevail against it! Matthew 16:13-19. See Deut 32:18 You were unmindful of the Rock that begot you, and you forgot the God who gave you birth. Isa 51:1 Look to the Rock from which you were hewn, the quarry from which you were dug.
"And we all, with new understanding, see ourselves in Him as in a mirror; thus we are changed from an inferior mindset to the revealed opinion of our true Origin." 2 Corinthians 3:18 – Mirror Translation
"They suddenly recognize that God is a living, personal presence, not a piece of chiseled stone. And when God is personally present, a living Spirit, that old, constricting legislation is recognized as obsolete. We're free of it! All of us! Nothing between us and God, our faces shining with the brightness of his face."
2 Corinthians 3:17, 18 – The Message
About Lydia and Francois
Lydia and Francois met on the 25th of August 1974, while he was working with Youth for Christ. She was sixteen and he, nineteen. The following year he studied Greek and Hebrew at the University of Pretoria for three years while Lydia completed her schooling then completed her nursing training in 1978.
In 1978 Francois also spent a year with YWAM. They married in January 1979 and are blessed with four amazing children, Renaldo, Tehilla, Christo and Stefan.
(They now have 4 grandchildren! 2021)
They pioneered and worked in full-time mission for fourteen years, during which time they also pastored a church and led a training facility for more than 700 students over a five-year period. During this time Francois translated several of the Pauline Epistles [The Ruach Translation], which were never published; although printed along with other booklets he wrote and distributed amongst their students.
They then left the ministry and for ten years did business mainly in the tourism industry. They built and managed a Safari Lodge in the Sabi Sand Game Reserve and eventually relocated to Hermanus where they started Southern Right Charters boat-based whale watching.
In December 2000 Francois began to write the book, "God believes in You" which led to him being invited to speak at various Christian camps and churches. Since February 2004, they travelled regularly abroad and into Africa as well as South Africa. Francois has written several books in both English and Afrikaans, including God Believes in You, Divine Embrace, The Logic of His Love; these are also available on Kindle. Also, The Mystery Revealed and Done, which are no longer in print – although still available in Afrikaans.
In order to focus their time on writing and translation, they relocated from Hermanus in 2015, to a remote farm in the Swartberg Mountains. They have since, also stopped most of their travelling.
Lydia has written 5 amazing children's stories of which Stella's Secret, The Little Bear And The Mirror, Kaa of the Great Kalahari as well as The Eagle Story, are already published in print and on Kindle. Her most recent story "King Solitaire's Banquet" was released in December 2020.
Francois passionately continues his translation of the Mirror Bible, which will eventually include the entire NT as well as a few select portions of the OT.
The 1st 250 pages, A5 edition, were published in May 2012.
The most recent, 1144 page, 10th edition Mirror Study Bible is a 7 x 10 inch book, was released in May 2021.
Lydia's books are already available in English Afrikaans, German and Spanish. The Mirror Bible is currently available in Spanish, Shona, Xhosa and large portions in German.
More than 50000 people subscribe to their daily posts on Social Media; Lydia has her own FB page and Francois has 4 English pages and an Afrikaans, Spanish, Hungarian, French and Dutch page on Facebook.
Their email address is
The Mirror Bible is also on Kindle as well as an App, app.mirrorword.net
There are many of Francois' teachings on YouTube but they recently started their own
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The date for our Herts Senior Cup final against Boreham Wood has been confirmed as next Wednesday (24th April).
Following a coin toss the final will be held at Boreham Wood's Meadow Park. Segregation will be in force and Saints supporters are asked to enter the ground through the Brook Road car park.
Admission prices will be confirmed in the coming days.


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Athlete Spotlight: Ben Audi
Max Felsentein
Ben Audi, a senior captain and forward on the Drew University men's soccer team, was not only named to the Landmark Conference Fall Academic Honor Roll last week for the second straight year. He also scored the winning goal in Drew's 1-0 victory over seventh-ranked Lycoming College in the second round of the NCAA Tournament.
"This season has definitely brought some of my proudest moments. Winning the conference has been a goal of ours every year and so finally achieving that was amazing," Ben Audi ('18) said. "Now being in the NCAA tournament, I can say that making the Sweet 16 is something I am very proud of."
While Audi is proud of his season and his stalemate breaking goal, he emphasized the importance of the team.
"I think over the last four years we've had some talented teams, but I think this year, especially the chemistry that everyone has built together is something that is making us better. Everyone is on the same page and is pushing each other to be better every day," Audi said.
The men's soccer team finished the regular season undefeated for the first time in school history with an overall record of 17-0-1. They also went on to beat rivals Susquehanna and Elizabethtown, to win the Landmark Conference. Being a champion has been a goal of Audi's and the rest of the soccer program since they stepped foot on campus.
"Soccer has taught me a lot," Audi said. "I've been able to form great relationships and have learned how to work in a team to reach a common goal. I think that's something that I have been able to translate to the classroom as well which has helped me do well during my time at Drew."
Audi, from Paramus N.J. expects to graduate this spring with flying colors, not just as an NCAA Tournament champion, but also with a degree in Economics, with hopes of working in the finance industry.
"I chose Drew because I knew I could play the sport I love while also getting a valuable liberal arts education," Audi said. "I didn't know what I wanted to major in, so I wanted to make sure I was exposed to many subjects in college. It's definitely matched my expectations."
Audi prides himself on the little things, which has helped him stay focused throughout his four years at Drew both on and off the field, helping him excel during times of adversity.
"Detail oriented, ambitious, and aggressive," Audi said as he described himself. "I pay attention to detail in most things I do. I believe I work as hard as I can and I don't back down from any challenge on the field."
"We know we can compete with anyone on the field," Audi said. "A national championship would be something really special and we're capable of."
Audi's resilience and determination will be front and center as the Rangers continue their hunt for the program's first National Championship. The Rangers will take on No. 19 ranked Brandeis, this Saturday at 1:30 p.m. in Medford, MA.
Ben Audi
Max Felsenstein
Rangers Men's Soccer Makes Semi-Finals
Nabi Tajimi, Oldest Person in the World, Dies at 117
Tennis Sweeps Delaware Valley in Decisive Fashion
Women's Lacrosse Drops First Landmark Game
Cross Country Competes in NCAA Regionals
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using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using Microsoft.CodeAnalysis;
using Soothsharp.Translation.Trees.Silver;

namespace Soothsharp.Translation
{
    /// <summary>
    /// Represents the result of a main phase translation of a sharpnode.
    /// </summary>
    public class TranslationResult
    {
        // Universal:

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets or sets the silvernode that represents the result of the translation.
        /// </summary>
        public Silvernode Silvernode { get; set; }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets a value indicating whether no errors occurred during the translation.
        /// </summary>
        public bool WasTranslationSuccessful
        {
            get
            {
                return this.Errors.All(err => err.Diagnostic.Severity != DiagnosticSeverity.Error);
            }
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Gets a list of errors that triggered during the translation.
        /// </summary>
        public List<Error> Errors { get; set; } = new List<Error>();

        /// <summary>
        /// If this <see cref="TranslationResult"/> is a result of a sharpnode that's being purified, then this will contain the silvernodes
        /// that must be prepended to this silvernode, at the closest location that allows impure silvernodes. If not, this will be an empty list.
        /// </summary>
        public List<StatementSilvernode> PrependTheseSilvernodes = new List<StatementSilvernode>();

        // For methods and loops.
        /// <summary>
        /// If this is the result of the translation of a block, then this contains the translations of the contract methods of the block (Requires etc.)
        /// </summary>
        public List<ContractSilvernode> Contracts = new List<ContractSilvernode>();
        /// <summary>
        /// If this is the result of the translation of an array access, then this contains the translation of the expression that results in the array.
        /// </summary>
        public TranslationResult ArraysContainer;
        /// <summary>
        /// If this is the result of the translation of an array access, then this contains the translation of the expression that results in the index to the array.
        /// </summary>
        public TranslationResult ArraysIndex;

        /// <summary>
        /// Creates a new <see cref="TranslationResult"/> off a failed translation.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="node">The node that triggered an error.</param>
        /// <param name="diagnostic">The type of the error.</param>
        /// <param name="diagnosticArguments">The diagnostic arguments.</param>
        public static TranslationResult Error(SyntaxNode node, SoothsharpDiagnostic diagnostic, params Object[] diagnosticArguments)
        {
            // ReSharper disable once UseObjectOrCollectionInitializer
            TranslationResult r = new TranslationResult();
            r.Silvernode = new ErrorSilvernode(node);
            r.Errors.Add(new Error(diagnostic, node,diagnosticArguments));
            return r;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Creates a new <see cref="TranslationResult"/> off a failed translation.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="error">The error that triggered.</param>
        public static TranslationResult Error(Error error)
        {
            // ReSharper disable once UseObjectOrCollectionInitializer
            TranslationResult r = new TranslationResult();
            r.Silvernode = new ErrorSilvernode(error.Node);
            r.Errors.Add(error);
            return r;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Modifies the result by adding silvernodes to the Silver code that should be prepended before this.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="silvernodes">The silvernodes to prepend.</param>
        public TranslationResult AndPrepend(params StatementSilvernode[] silvernodes)
        {
            this.PrependTheseSilvernodes = new List<StatementSilvernode>(silvernodes);
            return this;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Modifies the result by adding silvernodes to the Silver code that should be prepended before this.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="silvernodes">The silvernodes to prepend.</param>
        public TranslationResult AndPrepend(IEnumerable<StatementSilvernode> silvernodes)
        {
            this.PrependTheseSilvernodes = new List<StatementSilvernode>(silvernodes);
            return this;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// Creates a translation result from the specified node and a list of errors.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="node">The node.</param>
        /// <param name="errors">The errors. If null, then no errors occurred.</param>
        /// <returns></returns>
        public static TranslationResult FromSilvernode(Silvernode node, IEnumerable<Error> errors = null)
        {
            // ReSharper disable once UseObjectOrCollectionInitializer
            TranslationResult result = new TranslationResult();
            result.Silvernode = node;
            if (errors != null)
            {
                result.Errors.AddRange(errors);
            }
            return result;
        }

        /// <summary>
        /// This is called when an invocation sharpnode determines that this silvernode must be a statement in Viper code; this method
        /// then, if in <see cref="PurityContext.PureOrFail"/> context, changes this result into an error; or, if in <see cref="PurityContext.Purifiable"/>
        /// context, moves this result's <see cref="Silvernode"/> to <see cref="PrependTheseSilvernodes"/> and performs the prepending.
        /// </summary>
        /// <param name="context">The context.</param>
        /// <param name="type">The Silver type of this silvernode.</param>
        /// <param name="impurityReason">The reason why this silvernode must be a statement.</param>
        internal void AsImpureAssertion(TranslationContext context, SilverType type, string impurityReason)
        {
            switch(context.PurityContext)
            {
                case PurityContext.PureOrFail:
                    this.Errors.Add(new Error(Diagnostics.SSIL114_NotPureContext, this.Silvernode.OriginalNode, impurityReason));
                    break;
                case PurityContext.Purifiable:
                    var newTempVar = context.Process.IdentifierTranslator.RegisterNewUniqueIdentifier();
                    VarStatementSilvernode v = new VarStatementSilvernode(newTempVar, type, null);
                    AssignmentSilvernode a = new AssignmentSilvernode(new IdentifierSilvernode(newTempVar),
                        this.Silvernode, null);
                    this.PrependTheseSilvernodes.Add(v);
                    this.PrependTheseSilvernodes.Add(a);
                    this.Silvernode = new IdentifierSilvernode(newTempVar);
                    break;
                case PurityContext.PurityNotRequired:
                    break;
            }
        }
    }
}


A blog I wrote for Oxfam Australia's 3 Things Project, on the impact that our growing demand for meat has on the environment and small farmers. Stay tuned for an update on how I'm experimenting with intermittent veganism.
About a year ago, I got very sick. What was strange though, was that I didn't seem to have any kind of illness or disease. I had terrible headaches, got periodically so dizzy I had to lie down on the floor, and felt constantly nauseous. Sometimes I got motion sick just from walking.
But no one could figure out what was wrong with me, until I had my iron levels tested. Normal iron levels for women are 50 to 170 μg/dL. Don't ask me what μg/dL are; I have no idea. But whatever they are, I didn't have enough of them. My blood measured 3 μg/dL. That is pathologically low, and explained much of why I had been so ill.
Why do I bring this up? Well, after that shocking blood test, I was told to eat steak 5 nights a week. 5 nights a week. Even for a meat-lover like me, that's a lot of steak.
This is all to say that, when I raise the notion of eating less meat, I don't do it lightly. I've felt the effects of low iron, and know that for many people, regular red meat is a necessity. Or at least we're told it is.
But let me pose a question to you. What if meat wasn't nutritiously necessary for your health? But further, what if meat was not only unnecessary, but also killing the planet?
Well, as a matter of fact, both of those things are true.
You've probably heard about lethal cow farts. Livestock produce methane and nitrous oxide through the digestive process – some of the most noxious greenhouse gases. These gases, combined with the general carbon footprint of the meat industry, generate nearly one-fifth of global greenhouse gas emissions.
But what does all of this have to do with us? Australian's eat about 111.5kg of meat a year. That's the third-highest consumption of meat per capita in the world!
The impact that our increased demand for meat is having on the global environment is staggering. But us big meat-eaters won't feel the impact of global warming first. It will be felt by small farmers in developing countries, whose income depends on being able to harvest the next season's crops. When unseasonal rains – or droughts, fires, cold-snaps – come, the very poor don't have a protective economic buffer. Their livelihood is at stake.
And while the meat industry continues to grow, and demand for meat every night in developed countries remains, the long-term effects on agriculture, the environment, and air and water pollution will be disastrous.
It's actually really easy. Taking meat out of your diet for just one meal a week could have a huge impact. In fact, if urban households in the USA, UK, Spain and Brazil were to eat a meat-free meal once a week, the reduction in greenhouse gas emissions would equate to taking 3.7 million cars off the road for a year.
So why not give Meat-free Mondays a go? If you're worried about iron levels, try replacing red meat with lentils, spinach, or tofu (or even liquorice is really high in iron). Here's a secret fun-fact: there are no magic ingredients in meat that you can't get adequate amounts of from plants and vegetables. They're also way better for you.
I'd like to leave you with a quote from the ever-awesome Mark Bittman, who also writes about being "vegan before six".
We'd only add that even if none of those things apply to you, one meat-free meal a week is a tiny act to make a huge contribution to our environment and the livelihoods of farmers all over the world.


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Q: Parcelable encountered IOException writing serializable object (name = com.x.beans.Album) Aim & Problem : I need to past an Object ArrayList in my Intent .. so i know that my Class must Implement a Serializable, but when i have tried to do that i get the following exception :
Exception : Parcelable encountered IOException writing serializable object (name =
com.x.beans.Album)
Album.java
@JsonIgnoreProperties(ignoreUnknown=true)
public class Album implements Serializable{
    @JsonProperty
    private Integer id;
    @JsonProperty
    private Profil profil;
    @JsonProperty
    private String nom;
    @JsonProperty
    private String ext;
    @JsonProperty
    private ArrayList<Photo> photos;

    public Album() {
    }

    public Album(Profil profil, String ext) {
        this.profil = profil;
        this.ext = ext;
    }

    public Album(Profil profil, String nom, String ext,  ArrayList<Photo> photos) {
        this.profil = profil;
        this.nom = nom;
        this.ext = ext;
        this.photos = photos;
    }

    public Integer getId() {
        return this.id;
    }

    public void setId(Integer id) {
        this.id = id;
    }

    public Profil getProfil() {
        return this.profil;
    }

    public void setProfil(Profil profil) {
        this.profil = profil;
    }

    public String getNom() {
        return this.nom;
    }

    public void setNom(String nom) {
        this.nom = nom;
    }

    public String getExt() {
        return this.ext;
    }

    public void setExt(String ext) {
        this.ext = ext;
    }

    public  ArrayList<Photo> getPhotos() {
        return this.photos;
    }

    public void setPhotos( ArrayList<Photo> photos) {
        this.photos = photos;
    }

}

A: All fields (ArrayList<Photo> and Profil in my example) Must Implement Serializable


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New Hope Health Clinic
January 15, 2018 newhope	General	Leave a comment
Puberty Lasts Much Longer Than We Initially Thought
Scientists believe that the lower and upper limits of adolescence, or puberty, should be shifted, which should last from the tenth to the 24th year.
It was thought that a man grew up when he was 19, but today education lasts longer, and most young people live longer with their parents and do not rely on an early married community. It is believed that puberty begins when the hypothalamus begins to release hormones that activate the pituitary and pubic glands.
Sometimes people are entering puberty at age 14, but today in developed countries, due to the improvement of general health and nutrition, this characteristic period of growing up begins about ten years.
In Britain, girls get first menstruation four years earlier than it was 150 years ago. There are also biological arguments for extending the time of adolescence, according to scientific journals.
The human body continues to develop after puberty. The work of the brain improves during the twentieth century, and a large number of people grow older until about 25 years.
In England, according to official statistics, in 2013, the first age brace for men was 32.5 years, and for women 30.6 years. It's almost eight years older than 1973.
Policy should take into account changes in society and extend support to young people up to 25 years, scientists believe.
Carbonated Water Hydrates Our Body
The Origins Of Sour Diesel and It's Medical Use


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X, x er det 24. bogstav i det danske alfabet (det 23. i det latinske alfabet). Romerne lånte Χ (chi) fra grækerne og brugte det som tegn for lydforbindelsen ks, hvilken værdi det havde hos grækerne i Syditalien, medens de østlig boende grækere (ionerne m.fl.) brugte X som tegn for kh og betegnede ks ved Bogstavet Ξ (ksi). Blandt de moderne europæiske folk, som bruger det latinske alfabet, har mange (tyskere, hollændere, italienere, polakker og tjekker) enten helt opgivet brugen af x som lydtegn eller indskrænket dets brug til fremmedord; også i dansk bruges x kun lidet: efter den nu autoriserede retskrivning kun i nogle fremmedord, men ombyttes ellers med ks. På spansk brugte man x ("equis") tidligere med lydværdien x på steder, hvor nu skrives j, eksempelvis Don Quixote, nu Don Quijote. I de sprog, som vedvarende bruger x, er det som regel tegn for ks, sjældnere (som engelsk exact, anxiety, fransk exécuter, Xénophon) for stemt gz. Med lydværdien s bruges det i almindelig dansk, norsk og svensk Udtale som forlyd (Xenofon, xylograf), ligeledes i de spanske ord som expectación, extremidad, og i franske ord som soixante, Bruxelles; den tilsvarende stemte lyd [z] betegnes ved x i franske ord som deuxième, dix-huit. Stumt tegn er x i slutningen af franske ord som bijoux, crucifix, Bordeaux.

X benyttes i mange sammenhænge:
 X repræsenterer tallet 10 (ti) i romertallene.
 x betegner i matematikken en ubekendt størrelse. Alle bogstaver kan bruges, men x er mest udbredt. Brugen kan spores tilbage til det babyloniske ord ?ay 'thing' som blev stavet med begyndelsesbogstavet x i oldspansk eller (ifølge andre kilder) en forkortelse af Latin causa, som var en oversættelse af det arabiske š.
 Multiplikationstegnet kryds; ×.
 Krydsprodukttegnet kryds; ×.
 Abscissen i et koordinatsystem.
 Et kryds i spil, som for eksempel "kryds og bolle".
 Bruges på engelsk som forkortelse. Eksempler: Xmas (Christmas), Xtal (Crystal), reXn (reaction) and Xing (crossing). Man kan træffe på Xiania (Kristiania, nuv. Oslo.)
 The X Window System (Refereres uformelt som 'X') er et stykke open source software udviklet af MIT. Programmet muliggør at andre programmer kan fremvise vinduer på grafiske terminaler. Det er mest anvendt på Unix-systemer og afledte systemer af Unix, men er også tilgængeligt for andre operativsystemer.
 VIN-kode for modelår 1999

Latinske bogstaver

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Dual Citizenship After Brexit
on Feb 12 2019 by Rose Marie Grima
There is no shred of doubt that dual citizenship after Brexit would be a coveted asset. With each passing day that Brexit looms closer, an overwhelming number of British citizens continue to turn to dual citizenship as a way to secure their living, work, study, or family situation.
While nothing is set in stone yet, in light of results (or lack thereof) of recent negotiations, Britons who would like to keep their EU citizenship have little choice but to be proactive and apply for citizenship in other EU countries. In this way, these Britons would have secured a dual citizenship after Brexit, allowing them to continue enjoying the rights and freedoms bestowed on EU citizens.
With regards to EU nationals living in the UK, they can apply through the EU Settlement Scheme to continue living in the country. EU citizens currently living in the UK will not face a change in the rights and status as UK residents until 30 June 2021, or 31 December 2020 if the UK leaves the EU without a deal.
Nothing could be more telling of many Britons' esteem for EU citizenship, than the record 200,000 Irish passport applications received from the UK in 2018 alone. As Ireland happens to allow the granting of citizenship on the basis of descent or ius sanguinis, British nationals with at least one parent who is an Irish citizen, or a grandparent born in Ireland, are automatically entitled to an Irish citizenship. While most of these applications were made on the basis of family relations, some British nationals living in Ireland also submitted an application under existing residency regulations.
Ireland, however, is by no means the only EU country Britons are turning to. In contrast to the 594 British nationals who gained German citizenship in 2015, 7,493 Britons acquired a German passport in 2017 alone. The particular interest in Germany is not a mere coincidence. Under German legislation, the descendants of German refugees who fled Germany during the Second World War as a result of persecution, may be able to re-claim their German citizenship. Nevertheless, following Brexit, complications are likely to arise since Germany only allows dual citizenship with other EU states. Therefore, a British national would not be entitled to the right of dual citizenship if he/she has not gained naturalisation in Germany by the withdrawal deadline of March 30th, 2019 in the case of a no-deal, or by the end of the transition period in the case of a Brexit deal. In other words, if a British national were to gain a German passport after Brexit, they would have to renounce their British citizenship.
France and Belgium have also peaked the interest of Britons who claimed 1,518 and 1,381 of new nationalities respectively. While every country has its separate citizenship laws, generally those Britons who have already claimed an EU citizenship pre-Brexit, will be able to benefit from dual citizenship after Brexit. Therefore, while the UK might not be in the EU soon, British-EU dual nationals would still be able to enjoy the right to travel, work, and live freely within the bloc.
How to Gain Dual Citizenship After Brexit
Fortunately, dual citizenship (or dual nationality) is allowed in the UK. This implies that British nationals seeking a second citizenship do not have to renounce their British one, while foreigners seeking a British citizenship are also not required to renounce their foreign citizenship under the laws of the UK. Therefore, any British national acquiring a dual citizenship after Brexit will not lose their British citizenship.
Having affiliations with a country based on birth, parentage, or other family relations, might be the most straightforward route to gaining dual citizenship after Brexit, as we have seen in cases such as those of Ireland and Germany. Other countries also follow similar laws to granting citizenship. For instance, Italian citizenship is passed down from one generation to another with no restrictions, even if the child is born on foreign soil.
Nevertheless, the prospects for attaining dual citizenship are not limited solely to descent or ancestry. Residing in an EU country for a certain number of years also generally qualifies an individual to apply for citizenship. Britons who have resided in another EU country for an extended amount of time will probably find that they are eligible to apply for citizenship through naturalisation. Being married to an EU citizen also tends to open up a swift naturalisation process, with shorter residency requirements.
Most notably, other EU countries -namely Malta, Cyprus, and Austria- grant citizenship to reputable high-net-worth individuals on the basis of investment. These programmes award citizenship to investors who meet a strict set of eligibility criteria. Investments include property purchases or lease agreements, a government fund contribution, and investment in government bonds or shares.
Ultimately, attaining dual citizenship after Brexit will give British citizens the freedom many feel they are being unjustly deprived of.
Launch of the Global Dual Citizenship Report
How to Get Dual Citizenship
Motivations for Dual Citizenship


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