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The Generation That Doesn't Remember Life Before Smartphones
Down a locker-lined hallway at Lawrence Central High School in Indianapolis, Zac Felli, a junior, walks to his first class of the day. He wears tortoiseshell glasses and is built like he could hit a ball hard. He has enviable skin for a teenager, smooth as a suede jacket.
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Frankie Boyle on the fallout from Paris: 'This is the worst time for society to go on psychopathic autopilot'
There were a lot of tributes after the horror in Paris. It has to be said that Trafalgar Square is an odd choice of venue to show solidarity with France; presumably Waterloo was too busy.
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Bringing Up Genius
Before Laszlo Polgár conceived his children, before he even met his wife, he knew he was going to raise geniuses. He'd started to write a book about it. He saw it moves ahead.
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Why you always get sick over the holidays
Lucky are the few who haven't gone on a much-needed holiday only to spend their vacation hugging a box of tissues in a bed-bound Theraflu blur. So commonly do people seem to fall ill on vacation that some psychologists have christened it "leisure sickness.
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Kristin Beck: A Navy SEAL in Transition
Back when she was a member of SEAL Team 6—Kristin Beck liked to grow her beard real long. But as disguises go, that was nothing compared with the life she lived as a man. What's it take, and how does it feel, for a paragon of masculinity to travel so far to find her true self?
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Eagles of Death Metal Discuss Paris Terror Attacks
During Eagles of Death Metal's November 13 show at the Bataclan concert hall in Paris, gunmen entered the venue and opened fire on the crowd, leaving at least 90 dead. The band spoke to VICE about the tragic events that took place that night.
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The Unlikely True International Story of the Man Called Orange Brother
Li Hongjun did not usually take selfies. But out in the orange grove, he was not in his usual state of mind. It was early February, and the lunar New Year was approaching.
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The Duke, the Landscape Architect and the World's Most Ambitious Attempt to Bring the Cosmos to Earth
Last fall, a hand-picked group of the world's top theoretical physicists received an invitation to a conference about the multiverse, a subject to which many of them had devoted the majority of their careers. Invitations like these were nothing unusual in their line of work.
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Resurrecting the Original Road Trip on America's Ghost Highway
In the past 15 years, while hunting for missing pieces of the Old Spanish Trail, Charlotte Kahl would sometimes find herself following pick-up trucks. She could be in a town she'd never been in before, at 7 or 8 o'clock in the morning, and everything would be quiet.
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Born in Vancouver in 1962, Wendy Tosoff received a scholarship while in high school to study at the Emily Carr College of Art and Design. In 1982 she began to focus seriously on her art and is known for her vibrantly coloured and detailed watercolours. Her reproduced works are out of print and hard to find.


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Scott Jennings (born c. 1966), also known as Lum the Mad, is an American commentator on MMORPG games.  He is best known for creating a website, The Rantings of Lum The Mad, a pioneer blog, which existed from 1998 to 2001, when Jennings was hired by MMO developer Mythic Entertainment, where he remained until 2006.

Biography
Jennings was born c. 1966, and began gaming at the age of 10, when he began playing Dungeons & Dragons. He created his first website to post tips and tricks about the 1996 game The Elder Scrolls II: Daggerfall. Around 1998/1999, his focus shifted to Ultima Online (UO), an early graphical MMO first released in 1997, and one of the first to become well known in popular culture.  Jennings, whose primary career was as a database programmer, became a respected critic of UO, as he posted detailed critiques of the game. Jennings's strong views on "macroing" – the practice of automating aspects of the game, effectively making it easier – made him very popular with some UO players. As noted by game researcher Edward Castronova, this was an early example of a site where a game's designers had strong opposition from certain players, who would use their websites to actively critique a game's development. Jennings' writing was characterized by a mixture of humor and vitriolic anger, and his posts were known to readers as "rants". The site became frequented by both fans and haters of UO, along with some of UO's developers and personnel, as well as developers of competitor games.

With the 1999 release of a competitor to UO, EverQuest, Jennings expanded his writing to the new game. His early analysis of EQ focused on its differences to UO. However, he went on to criticize EverQuest directly. Jennings argued that the game forced players to spend long periods of time to gain very little, and that this was not fun. He also argued that the game consisted of fighting the same monsters repeatedly. He offered several examples of player greed, in his view, damaging the experience of the game for other players. Other issues he covered included "squatting" by large guilds, class balance, real-money trading, server lag, "raiding" as an end-game, and the later expansions' lack of finished and working content.

Jennings continued to write about a number of other MMORPGs as they were released, including Asheron's Call and Anarchy Online. His later works became even more elaborate, such as a mock-up event for Shadowbane created entirely with Warcraft II: Tides of Darkness sprites. Instead of the usual review article for World War II Online, he posted a long, profane and amusing chatlog of him testing the game offline, in which he proclaimed, "I WILL TAXI TO VICTORY!", a phrase which became a favorite among his fans.

Jennings' website attracted many well-known MMORPG staff and developers who took part in discussions on the forums. These included Richard Garriott, Raph Koster, and Mark Jacobs. Discussions often centered around the very virtual worlds they built, with much input from the community, both constructive and negative.

In 2001, when Jennings lost his job due to the dot-com crash, he was hired as a database programmer by Jacobs' company, Mythic Entertainment, makers of Dark Age of Camelot. He developed the Camelot Herald.

Once he began working for Mythic, Jennings decided he could not continue writing for his Lum the Mad site. It subsequently had its name changed to slownewsday.net and was maintained by volunteers for a time, but eventually closed.

Also in 2001, Jennings started a new blog, Broken Toys, which he infrequently updates about random subjects sometimes but not always relating to online gaming. Work from previous blogs is hosted in a separate archive.

In 2005, Jennings published the book Massively Multiplayer Games for Dummies.

On February 17, 2006, Jennings left Mythic and began working at another MMO company, NCsoft in Austin, Texas.

August 13, 2008 was Jennings' last day at NCsoft, having been let go as part of corporate refocusing. According to his blog, Jennings will begin working on a game called Webwars with John Galt Games.

In 2010 Jennings returned to NCsoft, first as a contract developer and then as a full-time employee.  His employment with NCsoft ended in September, 2012.

He was employed at Portalarium until Jun 20, 2018.

Personal life

Around 1995, Jennings married.  He and his wife Pat have a son, Robert.

Origin of name

Lum the Mad was the name of Jennings's Ultima Online characters. The original "Lum the Mad" was a character in the Greyhawk campaign setting for Dungeons & Dragons and was previously mentioned in the 2nd edition Advanced Dungeons and Dragons book "The Dungeon Master's Guide" in the artifact section referring to "The Machine of Lum the Mad".

In the game Baldur's Gate II: Throne of Bhaal, there is a machine built by one "Lum the Mad". This is an artifact originally described in the 1st Edition Advanced Dungeons & Dragons Dungeon Master's Guide. In the computer game this machine is found on the fourth level of the dungeon called "Watcher's Keep."

Lum the Mad is also referenced briefly at the finale of Planescape: Torment.

Works
 "Lum the Mad" website, 1998–2001
 "Broken Toys" website, 2001–present
 Massively Multiplayer Games For Dummies, , published December 5, 2005

Notes

References

External links

An archived posting about an Ultima Online fan gathering dating from 1999

NCSoft
American video game designers
Video game blogs
1966 births
Living people
American male bloggers
American bloggers

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KultScene's 2017 Artists to Watch
January 9, 2017 /0 Comments/in Entertainment, MUSIC /by Kushal Dev
New year, new Kpop. As 2017 begins, we are watching closely for artists both new and old to stand out with better music and performances. And especially following the 2016 Kpocalypse, nothing is entirely predictable. Anything can make your fave popular — a funny variety appearance, a trendy CF, or a "Sha Sha Sha." So we ask: Who will be the trend in 2017? KultScene's writers Anna and Kushal break it down across Male, Female, and Coed lines to give you our prediction of 2017's rising stars.
MALE Artists to Watch in 2017: Jung Seung Hwan, Sam Kim (Antenna Music)
Of K-pop Star fame, these two singers made their much anticipated debuts in 2016 and while their styles of music are different, they both have equal potential to make it big in 2017. Beginning with Sam Kim's pre-release single in March with "Mama Don't Worry," he then made an official debut in April with his full-length EP I Am Sam.
Each of his songs are so musically inspired and creative that they bring a new life and freshness into the K-pop industry and "No Sense" illustrates that completely. The fact that he's only going to be 19 this year just means that he still has a lot more room to grow as a musician in the future. Most recently, he also released an amazing OST ("Who Are You") for popular airing drama Goblin and has been gaining a lot of recognition for the soulful track.
Jung Seung Hwan on the other hand, only made his debut recently in December with his album Voice. He achieved an "all-kill" on Korean music charts with the release of his album, but this shouldn't come as a surprise for the singer since he had previously topped charts with the covers he sang during his stint on K-pop Star. His naturally emotional voice makes him the perfect choice to sing sorrowful ballads and OSTs, as proven by the successful sound tracks he has been releasing, even before his official debut. In particular, his OST for Oh Haeyoung Again hit the right notes with the Korean public and has achieved a long-staying popularity even with the many other releases of 2016. (I heard the song playing in shops at least 5 times when I was visiting Korea in December.)
Ballads aren't new in K-pop, but the way these two artists reinvent the genre in their own ways keeps their music interesting and strengthens their individual identities as musicians. Here's hoping that they'll discover their well-deserved success in 2017!
FEMALE Artist to Watch in 2017: Kim Chungha (M&H Entertainment)
Originally one of Produce 101's underdogs, Kim Chungha quickly rose to fame last year as a member of the trendy, nation-produced I.O.I. Among many younger, cuter members, Chungha's sexier, more charismatic image immediately stood out to I.O.I fans looking for a member with an edgier side. While she rose to fame as a dancer and choreographer, she is by no means a weak vocalist. Chungha has impressed fans left and right with her dancing skills, from improvising "Partition" during her first Produce 101 audition in January to performing on Mnet's dance show Hit the Stage months ago. The crowning achievement of her tenure as an I.O.I member, however, is the choreography to the group subunit's song "Whatta Man (Good Man)," which she herself crafted during the summer.
Without a strong company behind her, Chungha's rise to relevance was largely unprecedented, but definitely welcomed by fans throughout the K-Pop world. While she has enjoyed success as an I.O.I member, many were worried about her future after the group's upcoming disbandment at the end of January. It was announced at the end of 2016, however, that Chungha would debut as a solo artist under her label M&H Entertainment in the first half of 2017. The decision to give her a solo debut was probably one of the smartest things her label could do, given that 2017 is already going to be flooded with newly successful girl groups and newly debuted girl groups that have yet to find success. The oversaturated nature of the market makes her solo debut something the Korean public and international fan community will quickly embrace — no new members to learn, no new group name to start stanning. In a world of cutesy and energetic girl groups, Chungha's charisma will likely stand out, giving her another edge in the intensely competitive market of female K-Pop artists. Chungha is definitely multi talented, and her ability to handle multiple skills and concepts puts her immensely ahead in K-Pop game this year.
COED Artist to Watch in 2017: K.A.R.D (DSP Media)
While they haven't officially debuted, the four members of K.A.R.D have already made huge waves in the K-Pop universe with their pre-debut track "Oh NaNa," which was released early last month. Voted by KultScene's contributors as the 5th Best Song of 2016, the track has yet to chart in Korea, but has remained near the top of worldwide K-Pop charts for almost a month. Their music video has also accumulated over 4 million views, and their YouTube channel has over 180,000 subscribers (keep in mind that they have already overtaken their label DSP Media in subscriptions, which is the channel with every single KARA music video ever…).
With the kind of international attention the group is receiving, it isn't long before they get similar love in Korea. The inclusion of masculine male rappers and infectious female vocals creates the ultimate mix of boy group and girl group fans alike. Instead of competing for the top spot among boy groups or girl groups, they amalgamate what makes each type of group work in a co-ed unit that stands out. While rising groups like Cosmic Girls and fellow DSP artist APRIL are trying to stand out in the girl group world this year, and new boy groups like VARSITY and Top Secret look for success on the other side, K.A.R.D has relatively no competition. They have entered a niche of K-Pop that hasn't been touched in years, and with the kind of visuals, talents, and musical quality with which they've started, it's only a matter of time before they become a force to reckon with in the K-Pop world.
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If you like baking then the one cake you will be always be searching for the ultimate recipe for is chocolate cake. Over the years I have tried different recipes for different occasions. This recipe for chocolate layer cake is the one I come back to time and time again. It's very quick and simple to make and doesn't take long to cook. It makes a great base cake if you want to decorate it for a birthday or other event. It stays fresher than a chocolate sponge case but isn't as dense as a chocolate Madeira cake.
The version of the cake above was taken just before it was served up to a hungry hoard of parkrunners. It was the third birthday of the local parkrun and so a table of cakes and biscuits was served. Placed amongst a selection of shop-bought cakes and homemade goodies I hardly got the chance to put it down before hands swooped in. Within minutes only crumbs remained.
Equipment: 2 x 8in (20cm) sandwich tins, lined, small bowl, large bowl, electric whisk/beaters, sieve.
1. Pre-heat oven to 170°C/Gas mark 4.
2. Sieve together in a small bowl the flour, baking powder and cocoa and then put to one side.
3. In a large bowl cream together the butter, sugar and vanilla extract until it is light and fluffy.
4. Beat the eggs in one at the time adding a tablespoon of flour each time.
5. Fold in the remaining flour with the milk.
6. Transfer the mixture equally between the two tins. Spread evenly and level the top.
7. Bake for about 30 minutes until springy to the touch.
8. Take out of the oven and remove from the tins. Leave to cool completely on a wire rack.
9. Once cooled make up the buttercream.
10. Whisk together the butter and icing sugar until it is smooth.
11. Mix together the cocoa powder and water. Beat into the butter and icing sugar along with the vanilla extract.
12. Layer between the two cakes.
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Under the umbrella of Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara, Sanctuary House is a residential facility that offers treatment to men and women who are struggling with substance abuse and co-occurring disorders. Programs are individualized and implement group and individual therapy, medication management and some vocational training. Therapeutic approaches are both evidence-based and holistic, with offerings such as CBT, DBT and equine therapy. Treatment is executed in a safe, supportive and structured environment.
The Sanctuary House is a historic Victorian home that can accommodate up to 12 clients at a time. The six bedrooms are set up for double occupancy, furnished with full beds, dressers and a desk to share between residents. All linens and bedding are provided, though clients are responsible for doing their own laundry. The two-story facility has a home-like feel and is spacious and comfortable. The living room has three large, plush sofas situated in front of the stone fireplace and the big screen TV where the clients enjoy weekly movie nights. The dining room has a large wooden table with chairs and peeks into the vintage-style kitchen. The backyard offers privacy for reading or relaxing.
Breakfast and lunch are prepared by the kitchen staff at the nearby outpatient facility where clients spend most of the day. For dinner, clients are on a revolving schedule to prepare meals for the house.
The residential treatment programs are designed on a four-phase system that takes four to five months to complete. Programs are highly structured and include daily psychoeducation and group therapy at the facility's outpatient location, just a few blocks away. Groups cover topics like relapse prevention, identifying triggers, anger management and self-esteem. A large part of treatment also incorporates vocational and independent living skills training. There are also gender-specific groups that focus on trauma, co-occurring disorder groups and referrals for 12-step communities. For clients with a dual diagnosis, medication management is also available.
Holistic and expressive methods include art and music therapy, poetry and recreational therapy. Other treatment modalities are mindfulness meditation, ACT, nutrition and health. By the second and third phases, clients are developing an aftercare plan that may include a move to the Sanctuary's independent living apartments and securing employment.
The staff of Sanctuary House includes a medical director and RNs, psychologists and case managers.
Clients participate in scenic and relaxing hikes in the surrounding Santa Barbara hills and weekly group outings allow clients to check out local galleries or bowling. There are also frequent trips to nature reserves and beaches.
Family therapy can be facilitated in both an individual and group setting. The aftercare program includes weekly check-ins for up to three months.
The treatment programs and caring staff at Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara's Sanctuary House are definite selling points, as is receiving treatment in the beautiful town of Santa Barbara. The highly structured and supportive programs offered are effective and comprehensive, making Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara's Sanctuary House a valuable resource worth considering. Sanctuary Centers of Santa Barbara does not disclose its address in order to protect client privacy.
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package com.amazonaws.services.simplesystemsmanagement.model.transform;

import com.amazonaws.AmazonServiceException;
import com.amazonaws.transform.JsonErrorUnmarshaller;
import com.amazonaws.util.json.JSONObject;

import com.amazonaws.services.simplesystemsmanagement.model.DocumentAlreadyExistsException;

public class DocumentAlreadyExistsExceptionUnmarshaller extends JsonErrorUnmarshaller {

    public DocumentAlreadyExistsExceptionUnmarshaller() {
        super(DocumentAlreadyExistsException.class);
    }

    @Override
    public boolean match(String errorTypeFromHeader, JSONObject json) throws Exception {
        if (errorTypeFromHeader == null) {
            // Parse error type from the JSON content if it's not available in the response headers
            String errorCodeFromContent = parseErrorCode(json);
            return (errorCodeFromContent != null && errorCodeFromContent.equals("DocumentAlreadyExists"));
        } else {
            return errorTypeFromHeader.equals("DocumentAlreadyExists");
        }
    }

    @Override
    public AmazonServiceException unmarshall(JSONObject json) throws Exception {
        DocumentAlreadyExistsException e = (DocumentAlreadyExistsException)super.unmarshall(json);
        e.setErrorCode("DocumentAlreadyExists");

        return e;
    }
}


All types of heart disease that are not congenital can be prevented. There are three basic recommendations to help people keep heart disease from happening. It is very important to be aware of the fact that any heart disease is very dangerous and can lead to death. This serious risk is the reason that certain measures should be taken to prevent heart disease and maintain your overall health.
What you eat is very important if you want to be healthy and to prevent heart disease. There is even a special diet that has been created for those people who want to prevent heart disease. This diet is culled from the Dietary Approaches to Stop Hypertension. These approaches form special eating rules that you need to follow if you want to prevent heart disease. This is comprised of a special, well-balanced and healthy diet, in which you are encouraged to eat many fresh fruits, unprocessed vegetables and other healthy foods. You should also cut back on fat and eat more foods that contain low-fat protein.
It is essential to understand which fats should be limited in your diet. You should first and foremost cut back on saturated fats. These are the elements that raise blood cholesterol levels and cause many health problems, so you should try to avoid eating foods such as beef, coconuts, butter, cheese, milk, etc.
In addition, try to avoid Trans fats that raise the level of your low-density lipoprotein ("bad" cholesterol) and decrease the level of your high density lipoprotein ("good" cholesterol). Therefore, try to eat less fried food, junk food, pastry, snacks, and so forth.
You should make an effort to eat more fruits and vegetables, which are very beneficial to your body. In addition, include more fish in your diet to get more omega-3 fatty acids — very important elements that lower the risk of having heart disease. Moreover, you can get these acids from different oils such as walnut oil, flaxseed oil, soybean oil, etc.
In addition to all of these rules, you should cut back on alcohol. This is another product that can be very dangerous, especially if not used in moderation.
To find out what weight is perfect for you, you should calculate your body mass index. After you have determined your ideal weight, you should make an effort to maintain your weight at that ideal number. This is a very crucial matter; however, much of the excess weight that we carry is comprised of fat rather than muscle. This is bad for our bodies, and can lead to various health disorders such as high blood pressure, problems connected with high levels of cholesterol, and diabetes. If your body mass index is 25, that means that you are actually facing all of the above-mentioned problems. This is why body mass index can be a great indicator of potential problems.
Another way to find out if you should lose weight is to measure your waist. The limit for men is 40 inches (101.6 cm) and for women, 35 inches (88.9 cm). If your waist is larger than that, then you should definitely shed those excess pounds that could increase your risk of developing heart disease.
Even if you lose just ten percent of your excess weight, it will be very beneficial for your overall health. Besides, you will be encouraged by great results; you will feel better, be able to do more things, and you will look better. This may even become your best motivation to reach your ideal weight.
This may seem a little paranoiac to some people, but it is very important to be regularly tested for your level of cholesterol and blood pressure. You may never know that you have certain problems connected with high blood pressure and heart disease if you do not have regular health screenings.
First of all, you need to check your blood pressure. Remember that all monitors show two numbers, and the ideal is 120/80. If your blood pressure is considerably higher, then you should take measures to lower it and decrease the risk of heart disease.
Next, you should check your cholesterol level. You should measure your cholesterol every five years. Ask your health care provider where you can have such a test. Do not forget to check it every five years, because as you grow older, the risk of high cholesterol increases. You should be very cautious, especially if some of your family members have experienced high cholesterol or have suffered from heart disease.
To diminish the risk of developing heart disease, you should switch to healthier eating. You need to eat more fiber and cut back on fat, sodium and overall calories. Remember that fats are your number one enemy. That is why you should eat less of those products that are rich in fats — especially fried foods. These should be removed from your menu entirely.
In addition, you should try to avoid foods that are rich in sodium. This chemical element should be present in your diet, but only in moderation. If you find that you are eating too much sodium, then you should cut back. Sodium is contained in salt, so you may want to minimize the amount of salt you add to your food; although the greatest source of sodium in our diets often comes from prepared foods that contain sodium as a preservative.
Eat more food that is low in calories. In order to maintain your ideal weight and avoid gaining those extra pounds that are not good for your body, you need be very cautious about calories.
Fiber is a very important part of your menu that should be always present. Eat more whole grain foods, fruits and veggies to get the amount of fiber that your body requires. In addition, you should try to take some vitamin and mineral supplements.
There are many tips to follow in order to develop a diet that is healthy for your heart, including the most important ones described below.
Try to limit the number of foods that contains a great deal of fat. Excess fat in your body can cause heart disease. The fats you should most scrupulously avoid are animal fats, palm and coconut oils. These contain saturated fats, and can easily boost the level of your cholesterol.
Cut back on such substances as salt and sodium; they are no good for you.
Calculate your body mass index and try to maintain your ideal weight. If you are overweight, try to lose the excess pounds.
Start eating more healthy food such as fruits, veggies and while grain products.
Start eating fewer fried foods and junk foods. Choose 1% milk instead of whole milk and eat less fried and smoked meats. Eat more unsalted, boiled, steamed and broiled fish, poultry and meats. Cook your food in oils such as olive oil, peanut oil, and sesame oil. Eat fewer eggs and choose yogurt over sour cream and mayonnaise.
Eat fewer snacks; the various chips and crackers are definitely no good for your body. Eat more rice and other whole grain products.
Always read what is written on the labels of the products you buy. Sometimes this can help you to choose a healthier product over another less healthy one. Reading labels is helpful because although you may feel a food is good, you may discover from the label that the manufacturer has added some preservatives or harmful chemicals. Therefore, reading food labels is crucial if you want to be healthy and to prevent heart disease. You should look for such words on the label as fat-free, saturated fat-free, low-fat, low saturated fat, reduced fat, reduced saturated fat, low cholesterol, reduced cholesterol, lean, healthy, sodium-free, light, calorie-free, low-calorie, reduced calories, high-fiber, light salted, light sodium, added fiber, etc. In addition, you should always check the expiration date and daily recommended value. This will help you to choose products that are good for your heart.
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Q: Same magnitude on different axes? Is it possible to take the magnitude of an object on one axis and put it inside of a variable and give it to a separate object on a different axis? Does magnitude not work that way?

A: //this is the first axis
Vector3 axis1 = whatever;
//this is the second axis
Vector3 axis2 = whatever;
//this normalizes the second axis
axis2.Normalize();
//this multiplies the the second axis with the first axis' magnitude
axis2 *= axis1.magnitude;

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I've been rather sick during the past year, which has put a damper on WP-Slimbox2 development, but I'm pleased to say that I have been working on it, and will hopefully have an updated release soon.
In addition to officially indicating support for the latest versions of WordPress (as you can see on this site, it still works just fine) there are a number of minor fixes to eliminate various PHP notices and some other small bugs and security issues. It will also add the ability to remove lightbox from specific images if you so desire, and also enter custom URLs in image captions. And, as the last post indicated, this release will officially incorporate the Brazilian Portuguese (Português Brasileiro) translation provided by Marcelo!
Once again I am both humbled by and in awe of the efforts made by others to expand access to WP-Slimbox2. This time, thanks to the efforts of Marcelo (from Techload Informatica), I present to you the Brazilian Portuguese (Português Brasileiro) translation of WP-Slimbox2.
Currently only the text has been translated, the buttons appear to be untouched, but I'm hoping to remedy this by the next official release of the plugin, which I'm hoping will be soon.
For now, if you really want the Brazilian Portuguese translation, you can download it from here.
I hope people can benefit from this, and as always, if you'd like to contribute a translation, just post here.
I'd been looking for a good plugin to feed local news to my condo's website and wasn't really finding any that seemed to be doing the trick for me, but then I stumbled on Stefania Marchisio's Google News Widget (& Shortcode) Plugin for WordPress.
It looked pretty good, but unfortunately the built in options, while supporting "localized news", weren't quite as specific as I'd like. I live in the US, and it's a pretty big country. While some news is relevant all across the country (and as I live near the Capitol, in Washington DC, the most major news likely is somewhat local), I really wanted news that was more specific to the immediate area. Seeing as the plugin was just making use of Google's own RSS news feeds, I looked into it and discovered that Google actually supports localizing the feeds by zipcode and by city names. I took a look at her code and came up with a way to essentially implement this option, and violà, extremely local news!
I submitted my changes to Stefania, and she graciously approved of them and officially implemented them, so now everyone can benefit!
So I had to release extremely two minor bug fixes (seems like that's what usually happens).
Apparently I'd never committed the changes I'd made to handle the updated RTL localization support in the index.php file, so release v1.0.3.1 remedied that.
Then, after I had reports from two people who apparently had some minor issues with the plugin (one of them thankfully providing clarity to the issue) not loading the defaults. As it turns out, the code I'd implemented to help me see the localizations people running the plugin were using involved changes that I believe were initializing the plugin storage variable in such a way that bypassed the actual default initialization process. If you'd already been using the plugin, you didn't notice a problem, but if you were a new installer you'd get a solid black screen when you tried to use the slimbox effect. Needless to say, that just wouldn't do, so I tweaked the initialization code, and it should all be fixed now.
While you're here, why don't you check out our store and buy a T-Shirt!
I've been sitting on a number of localizations that have been coming in ever since the previous release. I'd been holding off on an update since I'd hoped to get all the current localizations updated, rather than having several minor releases in a short period of time that only updated localizations. Unfortunately, nv1962, who graciously manages the Spanish and Dutch localizations, had a major computer failure just around the time of the last release. He wasn't able to get things back in order until just a few weeks ago, which was a bit longer than I'd realized! Laws was also able to provide me with an update to the German/Deutsch localization.
In that time, however, I was also contacted by Marcis G. who provided me with a Belarusian/Беларускі localization, and later by easespot with a Chinese (Simplified)/中文 localization (and before I had a chance to release it FunDo provided a second Chinese (Simplified) localization).
Once all of the localizations were in and up to date I had to do some tweaking, plus my curiosity had been piqued by the number of localizations I was getting in, and I wanted to do something that would help me track just how many people are using WP-Slimbox2 in a language other than English, so I threw together a little tracking script, statTrack.php that would transmit that information to me upon activation of the plugin. The only information that's transmitted is the locale, and it's only ever done once. Since I know some people are a bit touchy about anything that "phones home" I implemented it in such a way that it can easily be deactivated by deleting the statTrack.php file, without effecting the functionality of the plugin.
Now, just as I was about to wrap all of that up, Christophe Beyls, the creator of Slimbox, posted a comment on the last release letting me know that he'd just released version 2.0.4 of Slimbox, so of course I had to tack that on to the list of things to implement! The main thing he'd implemented that would effect the WordPress community was increased support for RTL languages, though I still don't have any RTL localizations. He also fixed a few issues with jQuery 1.4 and Flash (currently WordPress only uses 1.3.2, but some users may implement 1.4, and eventually WordPress will likely upgrade. He also trimmed the script down a bit by removing some compatibility code, which was no longer needed after he switched the jQuery requirement to 1.3.
Ok, so I finally got all of that taken care of, but there was still one more thing to do! My brother and I have been hoping to start marketing some custom art type projects, and he'd finally gotten around to getting some of them off the ground, so we've added a store! Currently we're just selling some silk-screen shirt designs, but it's still cool. Check it out and support Transient Monkey!
If you've been to the site before, you've likely noticed we've got a new banner, and a new logo!
In addition, the site is going to be undergoing a bit of a redesign as it transitions more towards a business oriented site. Everything already here should stay here, but Transient Monkey will start to offer various services for those who are interested, so stay tuned!
I'm a bit late writing this post, but it seems like every time I make major changes to my plugin, I get hammered with a bunch of little glitches that effect a bunch of people other than me. I suppose that's the downside of not having a group of people to do beta testing for you. On the plus side, I've been doing my best to stay apprised of problems as they arise in the support forums (and even those from people who….irritatingly…fail to read about posting problems in the support forums and post them in comments or on the WP site).
I think, and hope, that I've finally ironed out all the little glitches. The only problem I'm still aware of is actually not a problem with the plugin so much as it is a problem with other plugins and themes that fail to properly load jQuery by using wp_enqueue_script(). It always bugs me when people have problems with my plugin because of someone else's poor coding practice. It bugs me when people have problems with my own poor coding, but at least I have only myself to blame for that!
For those of you curious as to what was done in the 1.0.2 release, I patched a rather glaring error related to Internet Explorer, a potential XSS vulnerability, and an obscure updating issue. I also added a Turkish/Türkçe Translation, graciously provided by Serhat Yolaçan and an updated French/Français Translation again provided by Jandry.
For those of you who are curious, the XSS vulnerability was due to an issue discussed here, by Mark Jaquith. While I understand how one could trigger the exploits, I don't fully understand how those exploits do any damage, but whatever the case, it's been resolved. I don't actually think this was a real security issue for most people, since you have to be logged into the admin options to access it, but in WordPress MU installs it could have been an issue. Either way, upgrade! Fixing this issue also had the added bonus of fixing an issue where one user was unable to update their Slimbox settings because somehow the form was submitting the server directory path, and not the url path. I don't really know what caused that in the first place, nor do I know why it wasn't a problem in previous versions of the plugin, but it's fixed, so I won't complain.
The issue with Internet Explorer likely effected more people, given the prevalence of IE users out there, and unfortunately was tied into my transition from dynamic JS files to static JS files. Essentially I was trying to convert a string array of numbers into an integer array of numbers, so I used a function I'd found, .map(Number). Unfortunately, I failed to then test the script in IE, since I would have discovered that apparently that function isn't supported by IE. There's likely a much better way to do it, but ultimately I wound up manually writing a loop to create the integer array and allow the script to work correctly in IE.
I'm hoping to have version 1.0.3 out later this week, but this update should only interest people who use the Spanish/Español, Dutch/Nederlandse, and German/Deutsch translations, or would like to use the plugin in Simplified Chinese! That's right, the next release will include Simplified Chinese thanks to easespot.
Hopefully I'm done with major updates to the plugin, and future releases will be limited to simply adding translations, but if you have good ideas feel free to post them to our support forums and I'll see what I can do.
That's right, another update already! Unfortunately, this one was to fix an issue some users were reporting regarding an error after installing the plugin that sadly made their sites unusable. I hope everyone who was experiencing that issue has since upgraded and can get back to enjoying the benefits of the plugin.
In each case, it appeared that for some reason the $options variable, which was declared as a global variable, was not being properly recognized as an object. I don't know why this is, though I suspect it's tied into either the version or the settings of PHP being used on the host. This would explain why several users had no problems, and several others did. In one case someone had no problems on one site, but on another site they did.
If anybody can explain to me why this is, I'd appreciate it. Either way, I was able to resolve the issue by just recreating the variable in each function. This seems to me like it would be less than ideal, but someone else informed me that WP already caches options after fetching them, to minimize calls to the database, and so by recreating the object, I'm just pulling from the cache, or something like that. It works, that's the important thing!
I could even drop the  as closest only returns a single element anyway. This function actually searches for the first parent element that matches the selector, not all of them. If it finds a gallery first, that's what it returns, if it finds entry-content, that's what it returns, etc. This would allow a bit more granularity in the selection, and also better enable out-of-the-box support for more users and themes.
The downside to this change is that closest was introduced in version 1.3 of jQuery, which WordPress didn't include until version 2.8. I'd hope most people aren't hanging around updating their plugins and not their WordPress install, but you never know. If someone actually did want to do that, they could change closest back to parents, and just be more specific with the selector.
As translations are updated, or added I plan to make a few more minor releases, but hopefully I've got all the main things in now.
It's been practically a year since the last release, but I finally got up the motivation to mess with the code some more and add even more features to the already numerous possibilities within the plugin.
The ability to enable the effect on mobile phones (originally there was no option, but now it's disabled by default).
The ability to control where the caption text comes from.
The ability to control what parent element to group images by.
The ability to render the caption as a URL to the original image.
If you localized the plugin in the past (or would like to now), please help bring your translations up to date!


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Tanmia rapid success is also due to its record of adhering to the stringent Health, Safety and Environment regulations.
Tanmia committed to being very aggressive in our attitude towards quality and client services, Tanmia want to be ranked as the "best" in their business. Quality is not just another goal; it is our basic strategy for survival and future growth.
Tanmia quality objectives are to furnish high quality services,and at any cost to reach our objectives, we maintain a constant focus on quality with full dedication,commitment and team work.
Tanmia has completed variety of quality projects as well as excellent and superior quality services to our clients.
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A father was arrested after his toddler was found wandering on a street in East Windsor.
20-year-old Andrew Saez was charged with risk of injury to a minor, police said.
Officers were called around 1:45 a.m. on Friday. A resident reported that a small child was seen wandering on S. Water Street near its intersection with Bridge Street.
When police arrived, they found the child, whom they said was between 1 and 2 years old, only wearing a diaper.
The child was unable to communicate and was crying.
An ambulance was called and crews evaluated the child. The toddler was brought to a hospital.
Officers canvassed the area with a photo of the child in an attempt to locate the parents.
According to police, a front door was open at a residence on S. Water Street. The parents were found inside, asleep.
Saez was arrested and released on a $5,000 bond. He'll face a judge in Enfield Superior Court. on May 15.
Additional charges for the incident are possible, police said.
The Department of Children and Families was contacted and will investigate.


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Meles Zenawi, Prime Minister of Ethiopia, is dead at 57
Posted on August 20, 2012 by Ken Ochieng' Opalo
The BBC reports:
Ethiopian Prime Minister Meles Zenawi has died at the age of 57, state media say, after weeks of illness. A government spokesman said Mr Meles had died in a hospital abroad – but did not say exactly where or give details of his ailment. Speculation about his health mounted when he missed an African Union summit in Addis Ababa last month.
Mr. Zenawi is believed to have died in a Belgian hospital – the Saint-Luc University Hospital in Brussels (where he was allegedly receiving treatment for an acute case of hematologic cancer). The last time he was seen in public was on the 19th of June 2012 at the G20 summit in Mexico.
For now the leadership transition in Ethiopia, Sub-Saharan Africa's second most populous country, appears to have gone smoothly. According to the BBC report, the deputy Premier – Hailemariam Desalegn – will take over.
Mr. Desalegn is from the south of Ethiopia, away from the political centre of gravity of the country, which for centuries has been to the north – in Tigray and Amhara dominated areas.
It is not yet clear if the smooth transition will stick. As the Economist reported a couple of weeks ago:
"power [in Ethiopia] has still rested with a clutch of Mr Meles's comrades from his home area of Tigray in northern Ethiopia, many of them once members of a Marxist-Leninist group that used to admire Albania's long-serving Communist leader, the late Enver Hoxha. This hard core, including the army's chief of staff, General Samora Younis, retains a "paranoid and secretive leadership style", according to a former American ambassador to Ethiopia, David Shinn. Were Mr Meles to leave in a hurry, relations between the young modernisers and the powerful old guard might fray."
Under Mr. Zenawi (May 1991- Aug. 2012) Ethiopia was a mixed bag. His rule was characterized by one of the worst human rights records in the world. But he also brought some semblance of stability following the misguided and murderous Marxist-Leninist dictatorship of the Derg under Mengistu Haile Mariam; and presided over an economy with one of the fastest growth rates on the Continent.
It is also under Meles Zenawi that Ethiopia invaded Somalia to rid it of the Islamic Courts Union (ICU) which was beginning to spread Somalia's chaos into Ethiopia's Ogaden region (it helped that the U.S. also wanted the ICU ousted from Mogadishu because of their alleged links of al-Qaeda).
A recent profile in the Atlantic summarizes it all:
"for every Muammar Qaddafi there's a Meles Zenawi, the shrewd, technocratic Prime Minister of Ethiopia. Inside of the country, he's known for imprisoning his political opponents, withholding development assistance from restive areas, stealing elections, and cracking down on civil society NGOs. In the rest of the world, he's often praised for his impressive economic record, though not for his human rights. Zenawi has attracted Western support by being a responsible steward of aid money, a security partner in a rough region, and a G20 summit invitee."
I remain cautiously optimistic that the Ethiopian ruling elite will pull through the rocky transition period. The next elections are due in 2015. In the current parliament the ruling party, the EPRDF, and its allies control nearly all of the 547 seats.
Beyond Ethiopia's borders, the absence of Mr. Zenawi will certainly be felt in Somalia (which is presently struggling to get on its feet after decades of total anarchy and whose government partly depends on Ethiopian troops for security) and South Sudan (where Addis Ababa has been a broker in past conflicts between Khartoum and Juba). Ethiopia's hostile relationship with Eritrea might also experience some change, most likely for the worse as whichever faction emerges victorious in Addis engages in sabre rattling in an attempt to prove their hold on power.
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// author: Cosmin Basca
//
// Copyright 2010 University of Zurich
//
// Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
// you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
// You may obtain a copy of the License at
//
//        http://www.apache.org/licenses/LICENSE-2.0
//
// Unless required by applicable law or agreed to in writing, software
// distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" BASIS,
// WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
// See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
// limitations under the License.
//
package com.ascii

import com.github.mdr.ascii.graph.Graph
import com.github.mdr.ascii.layout.GraphLayout
import com.simplehttp.MsgpackMapHandler
import org.msgpack.`type`.Value
import org.msgpack.ScalaMessagePack._

/**
 * Created by basca on 21/07/14.
 */
class AsciiGraph extends MsgpackMapHandler[Nothing] {
  override def getResult(arguments: Map[String, Value], application: Option[Nothing]): Any = {
    val verticesArray: Array[String] = arguments.get("vertices") match {
      case Some(vertices) => vertices.asArray[String]
      case None => Array.empty[String]
    }

    val edgesArray: Array[(String, String)] = arguments.get("edges") match {
      case Some(edges) =>
        edges.asArrayValue().getElementArray.map {
          case value: Value =>
            val edge: Array[String] = value.asArray[String]
            (edge(0), edge(1))
        }
      case None => Array.empty[(String, String)]
    }

    if (verticesArray.nonEmpty && edgesArray.nonEmpty) {
      val graph: Graph[String] = Graph[String](vertices = verticesArray.toSet, edges = edgesArray.toList)
      GraphLayout.renderGraph[String](graph)
    } else {
      ""
    }
  }
}


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Amarillo's Top 10 Countdown: Week Of June 14, 1980 [VIDEOS]
Rick Andrews
Rick Andrews Published: June 13, 2014
credit: beggars archive via youtube
The new decade came roaring in like a tropical storm.
Everything from a new President to an iconic movie reveal and one of the greatest cliff-hangers in television history.
Check out what happened in 1980!
In 1980, former Hollywood actor and California Governor Ronald Reagan tramples Jimmy Carter (44 states to 6) in the Presidential Election.
A relatively unknown Christopher Cross becomes a household name with his hits, 'Sailing' and 'Ride Like The Wind.'
CNN, America's first 24-hour news network launches on Cable TV.
We find out that what Obi-Wan told Luke was not true. "I am your father!' Were the four key words that chance the face of Star Wars and 'The Empire Strikes Back.'
I was a slow long summer as everyone had the same question on their lips, 'Who Shot J.R.?
10. Robbie Dupree - Steal Away
09. Gary Newman - Cars
08. Elton John - Little Jeannie
07. Billy Joel - It's Still Rock And Roll To Me
06. Blondie - Call Me
05. Bob Seger - Against The Wind
04. Bette Midler - The Rose
03. Ambrosia - Biggest Part Of Me
02. Paul McCartney - Coming Up (LIVE)
01. Lipps, Inc. - Funkytown
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My CD player won't read CDs will not even go to the first track. It just makes a whirring sound.
pdkenyon, possibly a dirty laser lens. Try any of the commercially available CD/DVD lens cleaners and see if that works. If not, you are having to think about replacing th Laser unit, or the complete drive.
Search online for the service manual for your players. If you find them it will help in the dis-assembly to get to the lens. e.g. search for "Sony (insert model number) service manual" to hopefully get results that are free to get and download.
From a feel good perspective, as long as the units are still OK and you can repair them why not? You will have the satisfaction of doing the repair yourself and you will not be contributing to the e-waste landfill problem.
pdkenyon wird auf ewig dankbar sein.


Despite paying her back taxes in full, singer Lauryn Hill, has been sentenced to three months in federal prison for tax evasion.
At her last court hearing Lauryn Hill was given two weeks to come up with $500,000 toward her $1.8 million tax debt. According to reports, Lauryn Hill paid $900,000 to the IRS on Sunday but it wasn't enough to keep her from getting locked up.


All Non-U.S. citizens who wish to visit the William J. Hughes Technical Center are required to fill out an FAA request form 2 months in advance. This form is available in both MS Word and PDF formats. Please fill out the form and email the Word version to April Horner or fax the PDF version to (609) 646-5229.


This sweet little cottage in sleepy Hermon has stunning views of the Anglesey countryside.
A rather fine and spectacular house with a spectacular view over the Menai Strait. A Great Location and a lovely house make for Happy Hols!
A house that has given so many happy holidays to families, tucked away in a quiet corner of the island with lovely views.
Borth Arian is loved dearly by it's owners and visitors - that shines through in this happy home on the coastal path and a five-minute walk to the beach.
Wonderful views across the Bay, step on to the Anglesey Coastal Path a game of Golf at Bull Bay or do nothing and soak up the views.


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By Kristin Idaszak.
Product Code: S4E000
High School | College and Adult
Cast Size: 3w.
Upon discovering her estranged mother is dying, Quinn returns to the home she fled long ago. As she cares for Sigrid, Quinn wrestles with unsettling childhood memories. When a selkie comes ashore, seeking them both out, Quinn must decide if she really wants to know the secret Sigrid buried long ago. Told in three interconnected monologues, Second Skin investigates the fraught relationship between mothers and daughters, and how one mistake can reverberate across generations. Learn More
Augusta and Noble
By Carlos Murillo.
Product Code: AL6000
Cast Size: 4 to 9m., 3 to 6w.
Gabi, a 12-year-old girl who has lived her whole life amid a vibrant Latino community in the West Town neighborhood of Chicago, begins asking questions about her heritage. Told in English peppered with Spanish, this play for young audiences celebrates the rich history and resilience of the many immigrants who call Chicago home. Learn More
Adapted by Max Bush. From the tale by Hans Christian Andersen.
Cast Size: 2 to 3m., 1 to 2w., 1 either gender.
This adaptation incorporates aspects of Hans Christian Andersen's life including his passion for acting and his mother's determination to help her son achieve his aspirations. The weavers in this play are actors, a mother and son; their talents come into play as they pretend to weave the "magic" cloth. As they improvise their plot, the hilarious results and the extent of the emperor's self-absorbed vanity are revealed. Learn More
One Magic Kiss: Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Book by Donna M. Swajeski. Music and lyrics by Gregg Opelka.
Product Code: O99000
Cast Size: 1m., 3 to 6w., 10 to 12 either gender. Doubling and extras possible.
In this magical retelling of the classic story issues like bullying and self-image are prevalent, giving the story a contemporary twist. Infused with wonderful humor that kids and adults can enjoy, this show's queen is more diva than evil. The upbeat songs and new characters deliver an inspiring message—beauty is who you are and how you treat people, not how you look. Learn More
Wiley and the Hairy Man
Book by Suzan Zeder. Music by Harry Pickens. Lyrics by Suzan Zeder and Harry Pickens.
Comedy | Melodrama
Young Audiences | Middle School | College and Adult | Family (all ages)
Cast Size: 3m., 1w., 4 either gender, chorus of 4 to 12.
Set deep in the Tombigbee swamp, this classic tale of a very young boy with a very big fear is brought to new and vibrant life in this musical version. The story centers around a fatherless young boy, his conjure-woman mother, his faithful dog and the Hairy Man who haunts Wiley's days and dreams. Wiley sets forth alone to face his fears and to conquer his own lack of self-confidence. Learn More
Junior Claus
Book and lyrics by Christopher Dimond. Music by Michael Kooman.
Product Code: J68000
Cast Size: 3m., 3w., doubling possible, extras as desired.
A teenage inventor, the only son of Santa Claus, is reluctant to take over the family business. Junior puts more faith in his technological inventions than in good old-fashioned Christmas magic, much to the chagrin of his father. But, when a sudden drop in Christmas spirit renders Santa incapable of making the great ride, Junior must take the reins and learn the true meaning of Christmas in time to save the day. Learn More
The Dancing Princesses or The Worn-Out Dancing Shoes
Adapted by Max Bush from a story by the Brothers Grimm.
Product Code: DF4000
Cast Size: 6 to 12m., 8 to 16w., 3 to 6 either gender.
Here is a magical tale of dance and romance. A mystery threatens the security of the kingdom: where do the princesses escape to every night, and why are their dancing shoes worn out each morning? The king desperately tries to solve the mystery by proclaiming that any man who can solve it will marry the daughter of his choice and become the future king. Learn More
The Bremen Town Musicians: Nothing Is Worthless
By Ric Averill.
Product Code: BK7000
Cast Size: 2m., 1w., 32 to 46+ either gender (doubling possible for smaller cast).
This play presents the classic fairy tale about animal musicians who are kicked out of their homes as worthless, but find new strength and purpose as they band together, becoming an orchestra of musicians. The play then turns the same story into an urban fairy tale with human characters in a big city. Learn More
Atypical Boy
By Laurie Brooks.
Product Code: AK1000
Young Audiences | Middle School | High School | College and Adult
Cast Size: 2 to 3m., 1 to 3w., 1 to 4 or more either gender.
In a fantastical world (not entirely unlike our own) where "conformity is compulsory," one boy cannot conform. Learn More


The "Beach Ride" is one and a half hour horse riding adventure along Rainbow Beach. This beach featured on the front cover of the book "101 best beaches of Australia". You take in the magical views of Fraser Island and the famous coloured sands, featuring 72 different colours.
Our team also carry a waterproof camera to photograph each ride, and photos are made available at the end of the ride, at no additional charge.
The nominated minimum age for this ride is 10 years old, unless previous riding experience. Weight limit is 95 kg.
All riding abilities catered for and please arrive 30 minutes prior to nominated ride time for ride preparation and a riding demonstration before the ride departs.
Wishing you a wonderful ride!
This is an amazingly unique experience where you ride a horse along the beach watching the Full Moon rise over the ocean, and then enjoying the moonlight reflecting off the ocean as you ride along one of the most stunning beaches in Australia.
On the "Swimming Ride" we ride the horses into the ocean!
This ride does require previous riding experience as we ride from Rainbow Beach Horse Rides yards to the beach bare back (no saddle). We then ride the horses in the ocean where the horses love to play.
Please arrive 30 minutes prior to nominated ride time for ride preparation and a riding demonstration before the ride departs.
Weight limit is 95 kg.
The "Country Day Ride" sets off and 9:00am and returns at 3:00pm from our farm at Goomboorian, which is located approximately half way between Gympie and Rainbow Beach.
It also includes lunch at the popular 'Silky Oak Tea Gardens' where you literally step off your horse to absorb the ambience of this beautiful location and enjoy a delicious home cooked meal.
The "Country Full Moon Ride" sets off at 12:00noon and returns at 8:00pm from Andrew and Kirsty's farm at Goomboorian, which is located approximately 50 km from Rainbow Beach.
It also includes lunch at the popular 'Silky Oak Tea Gardens' where you literally step off your horse to absorb the ambience of this beautiful location and enjoy a delicious home cooked meal before venturing to the top of Mount Goomboorian.
Once at the top of the mountain, we watch the sun set and the full moon rise, whilst enjoying some refreshments and taking in the amazing views from around the campfire. From the top of Mount Goomboorian we can see the ocean at Rainbow Beach, Noosa, Fraser Island, Great Sandy Strait, Pomona, Sunshine Coast and areas in between.


A retro desk toy with a glowing twist, the pin art desk top gadget that we all know and love from the 80's now comes lit with colourful LEDs! While away minute after minute as you create countless 3D images in the plastic pins of this nostalgic toy and then light it up with colourful LEDs. Place your pin art block onto the LED stand and your images will be illuminated with colour changing light turning your "pinpressions" into a glowing masterpiece! Enjoy continuous colour change effects or hold on your favourite colour turning this retro classic into a colourful mood light!
Light up base illuminates your "pinpressions"


Discussion in 'Bodywork' started by Sonny Burnett, Feb 4, 2019.
Hi Fellas, anyone have a part number for the front indicator lens for the mirror indicators? Can't seem to clock it and eBay turns up the entire mirror.
Best to post up a vin, pre 2005 W203s had right mirror blinker unit A203 820 10 21, post 2005 A203 820 16 21; left were A203 820 01 21 pre 2005 and A203 820 15 21 post 2005. There was some variation about the change time depending on which plant built the cars.
It's a 2001 estate my work van basically . Someone smashed both mirrors everything is ok apart from the indicators, so is there a separate part no for left and right ?
Yes separate part number for left and right.
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Nashville, Tenn. - GRAMMY® nominated Jeremy Camp has introduced the official music video for "Christ In Me," available globally today. K-LOVE, the leading Christian music radio network with a weekly listenership of over 14 million people, hosted the unveiling of Camp's latest video. From his latest studio album I Will Follow (Capitol CMG), "Christ In Me" is currently Top 15 on the National Christian Audience chart after only three weeks at radio.
After recently wrapping the arena-trekking Rock & Worship Roadshow, Camp will embark on the "I Will Follow" Tour with Mandisa and special guests Finding Favour later this month.


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package com.haskforce.run.stack.task;

import com.intellij.execution.configuration.EnvironmentVariablesComponent;
import com.intellij.execution.configuration.EnvironmentVariablesData;
import com.intellij.openapi.options.SettingsEditor;
import com.intellij.ui.RawCommandLineEditor;
import org.jetbrains.annotations.NotNull;

import javax.swing.*;

public class StackTaskConfigurationEditorForm extends SettingsEditor<StackTaskConfiguration> {

    private JPanel mainPanel;
    private RawCommandLineEditor task;
    private EnvironmentVariablesComponent envVars;
    private JCheckBox useCurrentSSHAgentVars;

    @NotNull
    @Override
    protected JComponent createEditor() {
        return mainPanel;
    }

    @Override
    protected void resetEditorFrom(@NotNull StackTaskConfiguration config) {
        StackTaskConfigurationState st = config.getConfigState();
        task.setText(st.task());
        envVars.setEnvData(st.environmentVariables());
        useCurrentSSHAgentVars.setSelected(st.useCurrentSSHAgentVars());
    }

    @Override
    protected void applyEditorTo(@NotNull StackTaskConfiguration config) {
        config.updateConfigState(state -> state.copy(
            task.getText(),
            envVars.getEnvData(),
            useCurrentSSHAgentVars.isSelected()
        ));
    }
}


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https://www.greenwichtime.com/entertainment/article/Cavalier-Ebanks-Galleries-in-Greenwich-hosts-14817994.php
Cavalier Ebanks Galleries in Greenwich hosts 'Contemporary Realism' exhibit
Updated 4:09 pm EST, Thursday, November 7, 2019
Douglas Wiltraut's "Great White," 2019, egg tempera on panel, 33 x 48 in.
Photo: Cavalier Ebanks Galleries / Contributed Photo
Cavalier Ebanks Galleries in Greenwich is hosting "Contemporary Realism," an exhibition that highlights the importance and diversity of Realist works, from Thursday, Nov. 14, to Tuesday, Dec. 31.
The gallery said in a news release it's presenting a curated selection of work by American and international artists that highlights the technical skill and expansive area of representation that Realism provides.
The exhibition features work by artists Timothy Barr, Nicholas Berger, Carlos Bruscianelli, Jenness Cortez, Michele D'Avenia, Scott Duce, Natalie Featherston, Max Ginsburg, Daniel Greene, Glen Hansen, William Harrison, Steve Hawley, Joel Carson Jones, Marla Korr, Sarah Lamb, Jeffrey Larson, Steven J. Levin, Joseph McGurl, Edward Minoff, Greg Mortenson, Patrick Nevins, Paul Oxborough, David Peikon, Doug Wiltraut, Li Xiao, Daryl Zang, and Lori Zummo.
The realistic depiction of subjects in art can be traced throughout history, the gallery said. Rendering objects and people in the form they naturally appear has always held a fascination and mysticism for both the artist and the viewer. Although believable representation has been found throughout the history of art, Realism carved its own place as the first modern movement in art.
Realism, beginning in 1840, is based on the concept of merging fine art and everyday life, an idea that would be key in the modern movements to come. By depicting everyday objects and situations, Realism throws a sharp light onto the reality of living in the modern age. Drawing from the traditions of the 19th and 20th centuries, these artists' work present modern subjects with the same masterful attention to detail as their predecessors.
Cavalier Ebanks Galleries, 405 Greenwich Ave., Greenwich. Gallery Hours: Mondays-Saturdays 10 a.m.-6 p.m., Sundays noon-5 p.m. Click here for more information. 203-869-3664.
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/*
 * Copyright (C) 2003 EBI, GRL
 *
 * This library is free software; you can redistribute it and/or modify it under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License as published by
 * the Free Software Foundation; either version 2.1 of the License, or (at your option) any later version.
 *
 * This library is distributed in the hope that it will be useful, but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of MERCHANTABILITY or
 * FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the GNU Lesser General Public License for more details.
 *
 * You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser General Public License along with this library; if not, write to the Free Software Foundation,
 * Inc., 59 Temple Place, Suite 330, Boston, MA 02111-1307 USA
 */
package org.ensembl.healthcheck.testcase.generic;

import java.util.Map;

import org.ensembl.healthcheck.DatabaseRegistryEntry;
import org.ensembl.healthcheck.DatabaseType;
import org.ensembl.healthcheck.Team;

/**
 * Compare the density features in the current database with those from the equivalent database on the secondary server.
 */

public class ComparePreviousVersionDensityFeatures extends ComparePreviousVersionBase {

	/**
	 * Create a new Density Feature Types.
	 */
	public ComparePreviousVersionDensityFeatures() {

		addToGroup("post-compara-handover");
                addToGroup("post-projection");

		setDescription("Compare the density features in the current database with those from the equivalent database on the secondary server");
		setTeamResponsible(Team.RELEASE_COORDINATOR);

	}

	public void types() {
		removeAppliesToType(DatabaseType.OTHERFEATURES);
		removeAppliesToType(DatabaseType.ESTGENE);
		removeAppliesToType(DatabaseType.EST);
		removeAppliesToType(DatabaseType.CDNA);
		removeAppliesToType(DatabaseType.VEGA);
		removeAppliesToType(DatabaseType.RNASEQ);
	}

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

	protected Map<String, Integer> getCounts(DatabaseRegistryEntry dbre) {

		String sql = "SELECT logic_name, count(1) AS count FROM density_feature JOIN density_type"
			+ " USING(density_type_id) JOIN analysis USING(analysis_id) GROUP BY logic_name";
		// System.out.println(sql);
		return getCountsBySQL(dbre, sql);

	} // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

	protected String entityDescription() {

		return "density features of type";

	}

	// ------------------------------------------------------------------------

	protected double threshold() {

		return 0.78;

	}

        // ------------------------------------------------------------------------

        protected double minimum() {

                return 0;

        }

	// ----------------------------------------------------------------------

} // ComparePreviousVersionDensityFeatures


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Q: List networks in reach and connect to them I would like to make an app where I can select a wifi network, then add the pwd -> so that my phone/mac connects to it..
But i can't seem to find code that will do the following:
1. get a list of networks in reach
2. connect to a wifi network
3. insert pwd
Hope it's not to unclear..

A: As a general tool, this isn't possible.  The nearest approximation would be to use the Captured Network interfaces to connect to specific networks.


We maintain an isolated test site at sandbox.dnsimple.com. We highly recommend testing against our sandbox environment before using our production environment. This will allow you to avoid real purchases, live charges on your credit card, and reduce the chance of your running up against rate limits.
Sandbox data and systems are generally treated like production, however we may not apply the same backup, monitoring and high availability policies. That means we may occasionally need to take this environment down, wipe out a portion, or clear all stored data.
The DNSimple Sandbox is independent from the DNSimple production site, you have to create another account and register some domains to test your integrations.
Every action within the Sandbox will be free of charge.
Go to sandbox.dnsimple.com/signup and register your account. It does not have to match your DNSimple live account.
When asked to choose a plan choose Skip this step and choose a plan later at the bottom. If you want to test features that requires a valid subscription, including registering test domains, please refer to the Testing Subscriptions section.
The API hostname is api.sandbox.dnsimple.com. This hostname follows the same URL and version conventions of the production environment.
This site is generally an exact duplicate of the production application, but there are some exceptions. Instead of actually performing domain registration, charging credit cards, etc. it mocks these functions.
To register domains with your sandbox account you will need an active subscription (see below). You can register every domain you want, as long as it's available because you are still sharing a system with other customers.
Domains you register within the sandbox will not have any DNS service.
Testing working with certificates is at the moment not supported within the sandbox because certificate validation requires actual DNS service.
To test domain registrations or other subscription-based features you will have to subscribe to a plan.
We use Stripe as our payment gateway, so their testing documentation may be relevant depending on your use case.
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Training sessions are from 5-8pm at Westmoreland Community Action on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Trainings occur in the spring and fall.
After CASA of Westmoreland, Inc. has received your completed application form you will receive a phone call or email requesting an initial interview. At this interview you will be asked to provide information for the background checks. To receive an application, please call the CASA office at 724-850-6874 and we will email you the form.
To establish a relationship of trust with the child and to speak for the child in the courtroom, representing the child's best interests.
To continue to advocate for the child and serve as the "eyes and ears" of the court for as long as the case remains active with the Family Court.
After you have completed all necessary training, you will be assigned an abuse/neglect case (referred by a Family Court judge) which has been screened by the CASA office. The job of a CASA volunteer is to review the case to become familiar with the background, gather new information about the child(ren) and family, and then develop written reports for the court.
Not everyone has the time or flexibility needed to make a long-term commitment to a child by becoming a CASA. If you would like to help CASA, but don't feel you have a schedule flexible enough to volunteer as a child advocate; there are other ways to get involved. If you are interested in assisting CASA in other ways, please contact the CASA office.