NOTE: Internet Explore and Firefox are preferred browsers. Users may encounter an error when using other browsers to view the above link.
BE ADVISED: All Prospective Suppliers MUST be Registered in iSupplier before responding to or subscribing to Business Opportunities.
Twenty-four hours a day, 7 days a week, and 365 days a year, the supplier community can access this site to view competitive subcontracting opportunities posted by NTESS, LLC.
The Sandia Business Opportunities Website (BOW) is intended to help suppliers identify potential subcontracting opportunities and to aid Sandia/NTESS in identifying responsible sources of suppliers. Also see Sandia's Small Business Commitment below.
Each subcontracting opportunity listed on the BOW includes the designated North American Industry Classification System (NAICS) code, a Statement of Work, and Mandatory Requirements.
Interested suppliers, must respond to a specific BOW posting with a description of their company's capabilities, as they relate specifically to the Statement of Work and Requirements to potentially receive a Request for Quotation (RFQ).
Suppliers may subscribe to receive automated e-mail notifications of upcoming business opportunities by logging into their iSupplier account and selecting the NAICS codes of interest to them.
Depending on the type of opportunity, BOW POSTINGS will be posted for a minimum of 3 business days.
If a Supplier needs assistance in submitting a response to a business opportunity via the BOW, see the below link. This document will walk Supplier through the process of submitting a response to an RFQ, RFI and Sources Sought posting type. If a Supplier has a question regarding the specifics of a business opportunity, this link will also walk them through the process of submitting a question that will be routed directly to NTESS via the BOW.
An RFQ is a notification to prospective Offerors by NTESS requesting submission of offers.
An opportunity posted as an RFQ, will serve as the RFQ. Unless an award cannot be made, this will be the only posting for this opportunity.
An RFQ posting means a purchase order is anticipated to be awarded from capable responses.
What is a Sources Sought?
Sources Sought is a synopsis posted by NTESS seeking capable offerors for a business opportunity. Offerors who meet all the requirements will receive an RFQ.
Sources Sought postings are typically >$250K and can be posted up to 15 calendar days or more. At a minimum, the first 8 days of the posting will be as a Small Business set-aside.
NTESS will issue a RFI prior to releasing a Sources Sought or RFQ. This type of posting will give NTESS a better understanding of vendor interest and if a vendor can provide the product and/or service. Responses submitted to the RFI will help NTESS craft the potential RFQ in a way that will generate the best responses.
RFI postings do not have a limit on the number of days posted.
Sandia is committed to providing maximum, practicable opportunities for small businesses. All postings to our BOW solicit small and diverse small businesses to respond to the business opportunities listed. Responses received will enable Sandia to evaluate the interest, availability, and technical capability of responsible small businesses to determine the feasibility of making any opportunity listed a small business set-aside.
National Technology and Engineering Solutions of Sandia (NTESS) is committed to executing a 5-percent pricing preference per Prime Contract No. DE-NA0003525, Section J - Appendix E, Small Business Subcontracting Plan.
Sandia is required to obtain socioeconomic and business classifications. Suppliers responding to a given opportunity, will be asked questions about their business size statuses. To be considered small, a supplier must provide a self-certification on its business size for the NAICS associated with that opportunity and meet the required Business Size Standard as established by the Small Business Administration prior to award. It is strongly encouraged that suppliers be registered in the System for Award Management (SAM) or, if unable to register in SAM after receiving assistance from Sandia's Supplier Diversity Department, completing a new Supplier Data Sheet (SDS) for each new subcontract award. Sandia may accept a supplier's representation of its size and socioeconomic status as a small business, small disadvantaged business, veteran-owned small business, service-disabled veteran-owned business, or a women-owned small business in SAM if the supplier is registered in SAM or provides a new SDS for each new subcontract award and the supplier represents that the size and socioeconomic status representations made in SAM or on the SDS are current, accurate and complete as of the date of the offer for the subcontract.
Note: If a certificate error is visible when navigating to the SAM link, please ignore the certificate error and continue to the website.
The Business Opportunities Website promotes current subcontracting opportunities at Sandia for responsible suppliers to supply their products and services in support of Sandia's mission objectives. Subcontracting opportunities are listed in accordance with the North American Industry Classification System (NAICS).
Major revisions or cancellations may occur with subcontracting opportunities.
Sandia reserves the right to change the competition type from Competitive to Set-Aside prior to the release of the Request for Quotation (RFQ).
Sandia may post opportunities as "Small Business First" on RFQs under $250,000 directly from the BOW, allowing for expedited purchases and increased small business participation. Sandia's intention is to set the award aside when offers that meet the Statement of Work, all mandatory requirements, and all Sandia terms and conditions, and offers are made at fair market prices. If the preceding criteria are not met, then other offers may be considered.
If capability information is requested on an opportunity, be advised that Sandia will not issue a supplier an RFQ unless clear and convincing information is submitted, indicating that the supplier's organization has the necessary relevant experience (including applicable experience and past performance i.e. GSA or other government contracts), can fulfill the requirements of the statement of work, and can meet each mandatory requirement. If a supplier does not adequately address each mandatory requirement, and Sandia does not have information indicating otherwise, the presumption will be that the supplier is not a viable competitor. In any case, the Sandia Buyer is the final arbiter on who receives an RFQ.
Advertising or marketing information submission is prohibited on this site.
Sandia's subcontracting opportunities are assigned the NAICS code and corresponding size standard that best describes the principal purpose of the subcontract.
*NAICS codes in Sectors 42, 44, and 45 are being phased out and are no longer used on new subcontract opportunities due to requirements from the Small Business Administration. Rather, the associated manufacturing code for goods and supplies is assigned prior to subcontract award.
Major revisions or cancellations may occur with subcontracting opportunities and does not obligate Sandia to award a subcontract. Sandia reserves the right to change the competition type prior to release of the Request for Quote (RFQ).


Join us as we drink off the winter blues with our Canal Country Wine & Cider Tour! We will visit Maize Valley Winery, Bent Ladder Cider & Wine and Silver Run Winery. Tasting at each location included! Lunch can be purchased at Maize Valley or you may bring your own food to Silver Run. Snacks and drinks are permitted on the bus.
Price is $69 + tax per person. Call 440-695-0419 to purchase tickets or click on the Eventbrite link bellow.


With headquarters based out of Europe, our client is a multinational conglomerate who have experienced exponential growth through acquisition over recent years. They are a major player within the bakery category in Europe and the UK and have also experienced success globally other regions such as Australia. The business has recently acquired an Australian food business and are looking to leverage off the local manufacturing and distribution capability to drive business growth within the Australian region. As the business goes through transition, they are looking to build their marketing team which has created an exciting opportunity for an experienced Marketing Manager to join the business.
Stepping into a newly created function, the Marketing Manager will be responsible for developing strong relationships with the retail customers whilst working collaboratively to set the marketing strategy and develop joint business plans to drive category growth.
Define product categories and develop marketing plan for AU region, identifying trends and growth opportunities which feeds into the development of NPD opportunities.
Develop and execute the go to market communication strategies e.g. ATL, BTL, Digital Marketing Comms.
Ability to articulate category plans and strategy to retail customers via joint business planning, ensuring category growth and sales targets are met.
Collaborate with cross functional teams to deliver business objectives.
Leadership and management of one direct report.
Tertiary qualifications within a relevant discipline including Business or Marketing.
Prior experience in a marketing communication role within the food industry.
Strong understanding of category and consumer insights and creating joint business plans with retail customers.
Strong understanding of the local retail landscape and private label manufacturing.
Excellent stakeholder management and influencing skills.


The CTOMS XBELT GEN II is quite possibly the best warbelt on the market today. It can be purchased with soft armor or without. The Drop panel puts the magazine even with the top of the belt and allows for a more natural reload. I cant say enough about the warbelt system. More to come!!!!


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/**
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import java.io.File;
import java.util.Scanner;

public class Constants
{
    public static final String author_Name = "Alp Sayın";
    public static final String author_Email = "alp_sayin@ieee.org";

    //when choosing ports it is better to stay away from popular ports
    //80(http), 22(telnet), 23(ssh), 21(ftp), 25(smtp), 79(finger)
    //53(dns), 69(tftp), 110(pop3), nntp(119), snmp(161)
    //Msn messenger generally uses ports between 4000 and 8000 etc.
    public static String SERVER_ADDRESS = "";
    //note that request sending and listening ports should be the same
    //note that they mustn't be same with messaging ports
    public static int REQUESTPORT = 45538;
    public static int LISTPORT = 45537;
    //note that message sending and listening port should be the same
    public static int CLIENT_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT = 45536;
    public static int SERVER_MESSAGESENDER_PORT = CLIENT_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT;
    public static int CLIENT_MESSAGESENDER_PORT = 45535;
    public static int SERVER_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT = CLIENT_MESSAGESENDER_PORT;
    //request constants mustn't be the same, they should be between -128 & 127
    //except that their values doesn't matter
    public static final byte LOGIN = 1;
    public static final byte LOGOUT = 2;
    public static final byte GETLIST = 3;
    //I don't where I'll use them..
    public static final String ZERO_IP = "0.0.0.0";
    public static String ROOT = "03011990";
    //these dumbs are really dangerous if you are going to make any tests...
    public static final Server DEFAULTSERVER = Server.getDumbServer();
    public static final Client DEFAULTCLIENT = Client.getDumbClient();
    public static final Message DEFAULTMESSAGE = new Message();
    //Socket timeout delay (milliseconds)
    public static int SOCKETTIMEOUT = 1000;

    public static void readSettingsFromFile(String fileName)
    {
        try
        {
            File f = new File(System.getProperty("java.class.path")+File.separator+".."+File.separator+fileName);
            Scanner scan = new Scanner(f);

            String sROOT=ROOT;
            String sSERVER_ADDRESS=SERVER_ADDRESS;
            int sREQUESTPORT=REQUESTPORT;
            int sLISTPORT=LISTPORT;
            int sSERVER_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT=SERVER_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT;
            int sCLIENT_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT=CLIENT_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT;
            int sSERVER_MESSAGESENDER_PORT=SERVER_MESSAGESENDER_PORT;
            int sCLIENT_MESSAGESENDER_PORT=CLIENT_MESSAGESENDER_PORT;
            int sSOCKETTIMEOUT=SOCKETTIMEOUT;

            while(scan.hasNextLine())
            {
                String line = scan.nextLine();
                if(line.length() < 2)
                    continue;
                if(line.substring(0,2).equals("//"))
                    continue;
                if(line.substring(0,line.indexOf('=')).equals("encryptionKey"))
                    sROOT = line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1);
                if(line.substring(0,line.indexOf('=')).equals("serverAddress"))
                    sSERVER_ADDRESS = line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1);
                if(line.substring(0, line.indexOf('=')).equals("requestPort"))
                    sREQUESTPORT = Integer.parseInt(line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1));
                if(line.substring(0, line.indexOf('=')).equals("listPort"))
                    sLISTPORT = Integer.parseInt(line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1));
                if(line.substring(0, line.indexOf('=')).equals("serverMessageListener"))
                    sSERVER_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT = Integer.parseInt(line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1));
                if(line.substring(0, line.indexOf('=')).equals("clientMessageListener"))
                    sCLIENT_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT = Integer.parseInt(line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1));
                if(line.substring(0, line.indexOf('=')).equals("serverMessageSender"))
                    sSERVER_MESSAGESENDER_PORT = Integer.parseInt(line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1));
                if(line.substring(0, line.indexOf('=')).equals("clientMessageSender"))
                    sCLIENT_MESSAGESENDER_PORT = Integer.parseInt(line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1));
                if(line.substring(0, line.indexOf('=')).equals("socketTimeout"))
                    sSOCKETTIMEOUT = Integer.parseInt(line.substring(line.indexOf('=')+1));

            }
            ROOT = sROOT;
            SERVER_ADDRESS = sSERVER_ADDRESS;
            REQUESTPORT = sREQUESTPORT;
            LISTPORT = sLISTPORT;
            SERVER_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT = sSERVER_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT;
            CLIENT_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT = sCLIENT_MESSAGELISTENER_PORT;
            SERVER_MESSAGESENDER_PORT = sSERVER_MESSAGESENDER_PORT;
            CLIENT_MESSAGESENDER_PORT = sCLIENT_MESSAGESENDER_PORT;
            SOCKETTIMEOUT = sSOCKETTIMEOUT;

        }
        catch(Exception e)
        {
            System.err.println("Bad Settings File!\nRegular Settings are set.\n");
            e.printStackTrace();
        }
    }
}

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If you like strawberries then you're sure to like Liquore di Fragole, strawberry liqueur. Fresh strawberries infuse in alcohol for less than 24 hours, which is unlike the 40 day lemon-alcohol infusion period when making Limoncello. It's quick, easy, and delish!
Wash, hull, and halve strawberries. Place prepared strawberries and alcohol in a large glass jar with a tight-fitting lid. Let stand at room temperature for about 24 hours, or when the strawberries turn pale and white.
Remove strawberries from alcohol and discard. Strain alcohol mixture using a cheesecloth two or three times to remove any strawberry remnants and small seeds.
Combine the sugar and water in a small saucepan. Bring liquid to a simmer. Heat until sugar completely dissolves and is clear. Let cool. Add the infused alcohol and stir well. Liquore di Fragole can be served immediately.
Hi! I was wondering what exactly grain alcohol is. Can you buy it at the store? Could you use vodka and then add less water to the recipe? Thanks!
Everclear is one brand of grain alcohol. It's pure alcohol and is used to make liqueurs. You can pick it up in almost any liquor store. Vodka is made from potatoes or other cereal grains. In my opinion, the two have different tastes. Lots of people use vodka instead of grain alcohol when making liqueurs. The typical formula for making liqueurs is equal amounts of sugar and water. I wouldn't use less water. Hope this helps.
Thank you so much Sherry! I recently made chestnut brandy and that was so much fun. So, I'm thinking about making another type of liquore. Thank you!
Thank you Sherry! I'll look for Everclear!


Former Labor Secretary Robert Reich: "Last week, the National Employment Law Project reported that 42 percent of U.S. workers make less than $15 an hour.
But even $20 an hour isn't enough if the work is unpredictable and insecure.
These days it's not unusual for someone on the way to work to receive a text message from her employer saying she's not needed right then.
New software is behind all of this – digital platforms enabling businesses to match their costs exactly with their needs.
The business media considers such flexibility an unalloyed virtue. Wall Street rewards it with higher share prices. America's "flexible labor market" is the envy of business leaders and policy makers the world over.
There's only one problem. The new flexibility doesn't allow working people to live their lives."


Recreation of the rare and highly sought after PYE compressor.
This design is based on the fantastic PYE compressor. This compressor has managed to be in many many top recording studios through out almost the whole of the history of recording as we know it but still considered an insiders "secret weapon". Many never hearing one is person wonder what it sounds like. Well you've heard it on Cat Stevens guitar…you've no doubt head its beautiful characteristic "pop" on snare and explosive impact on toms. Its uses the very unique and efficient Pulse Width Modulation technology and was one of the first transistorized compressors. It effortlessly handles transients in a way that needs to be heard to be believed.
This circuit-board pre-order is for a limited time only. Limit of 4 per address.
Rev 3: This circuit has already been through 3 revisions and this board is the best yet! Simple and straightforward build. With a cinemag input transformer and option to use 555 timer circuit to use as the oscillator. All easy to source parts.


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Home ODISHA LATEST Tight vigil in Odisha dists ahead of foundation week of CPI-Maoist
Tight vigil in Odisha dists ahead of foundation week of CPI-Maoist
Koraput , Sep 7:
Security has been beefed up in Malkangiri, Koraput, Rayagada and Nabarangpur districts in Odisha after the outlawed CPI (Maoist) party put up posters at several parts of Malkangiri district asking people to co-operate with them during the observance of their party foundation week (September 21 to 27) and join their armed struggle.
Inspector General of Police (South-Western Range) YK Jethwa said the police are keeping a close watch over the vulnerable areas and that security has been tightened in the Maoist affected districts.
The IGP claimed that the rebels are on the defensive due to extensive anti-Maoist operations in the area over the past few months. However, he said they are not being complacent. Strict vigil is being maintained along the Andhra Pradesh-Odisha border in particular to stop the influx of the rebels from the neighbouring state and security forces are on high alert, he said.
The foundation week celebrations of the banned CPI (Maoist) beginning September 21 are likely to include cultural programmes, meetings at remote spots and party propoganda. The rebels are also likely to launch a recruitment drive during the period to induct fresh blood into the outfit, police said.
CPI (Maoist) party was formed on September 21, 2004 following the merger of Communist Party of India (Marxist-Leninist), Peoples War Group and Maoist Communist Centre of India. The party has been observing party foundation week from September 21 to 27 every year since then.
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Matt Pryor: May Day
Released January 24, 2012 (NightShoes Syndicate)
I have a theory, that indie punk rockers intuitively write great folk music. I've followed The Replacements to Paul Westerberg, had Grandpa Boy sneak up on me and then took in Folker among his other, more recent works. Langhorne Slim's drummer, Malachi Delorenzo is the son of the drummer from the Violent Femmes. The punk rockers have the advantage in creating folk music because they still have raw lyrics in their heads and the phrasing that they do changes things up because that is just how they hear music. So when Matt Pryor, from the Kansas City band, The Get Up Kids, gave his catalog a turn for the acoustic and the harp. I was curious to review it and test my hypothesis.
I was right. The second solo album recorded on his own label, the opening song rocks. Pryor lets it rip with "Don't Let The Bastards Get You Down". Spare instruments highlight his vocals. The lyrics are genuine "stronger to have fallen and recover from mistakes. Some days I stumble when these words they have no weight, but I get up again."
The most important story about this album is that it is totally funded by Kickstart, a fan based support community that directly paid to have the album released. His fans were so enthusiastic about it, that the resources were available within a few days. Pryor had toured the world with his experienced bands, but to launch this album, he produced a series of house shows to thank his fans. The circular 'artist-to-fan-that-fuels-artist,' is evident in the creativity. Yet from this energy, Pryor made an album that offers deep hype free reflection.
"The Lies Are Keeping Me Here" add a soaring guitar which parallels the red sky references and introduces some harp to the mix. He belts out a great tune on this one and has some harmony support. Up tempo "Where Do We Go From Here" moves the album along, and makes a great indie single in my opinion. I was waiting for some darker tunes on this record and wasn't disappointed. "Like A Professional" fit that bill as well as the lyrics of "As If I Could Fall In Love (With You) Again." It's all over but the shouting. The Dylan harmonica sound is present, but the mix is all Pryor. The biggest surprise to me in this song was hearing a hint of similarity between Pryor and Lindsay Buckingham on the bridge of this tune. Yes, "Oh please leave me alone." had an earthy calling from behind the picking guitar, soft wailing sound the echos, and a pining rocker voice. Yes, Pryor sounded like that, I call it like I hear it.
My favorite tracks on the album are the centerpiece "Polish the Broken Glass" and the dreamy "As Lies Go ... This One is Beautiful." Broken Glass has a magnificent flow to it and self challenging lyrics to balance it out. As Lies Go is soft and melancholy in the soul search of 'hunger and hope'. Who hasn't been a fool for someone sometime in their lives ? Who hasn't been unable to keep their temper in tow ? Deskilled for words ? We have all felt that way. But Matt Pryor seems to find the words for us on this album.
The summer bug sounds on the last song remind me of the hints of the Zebra Ranch on Keys To The Kingdom from the North Mississippi Allstars, the tribute album to Jim Dickinson. All of them punk and Alex Chilton fans, by the way. With a comforting and transcendent mood, Pryor wraps up the album with success, bringing his edge experience toward a forward thinking type of folk music.


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Q: Docker and Visual Studio for Mac: "PrepareForBuild": task failed... Permission denied Visual Studio for Mac v17.0.6
MacOS Monterey v12.4
Docker v20.10.7
Docker Desktop v3.5.2
I am trying to run my project in a Docker container on my Mac using Visual Studio for Mac. At work, I run this on a Windows 10 machine without issue, and I did not set it up myself on my work machine so I am not sure if there are any steps or settings I'm missing.
What I have tried:

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*Adding /Users/Blake/Desktop/WOF/WOFFirebase to the list of file sharing paths as suggested by the troubleshooting link provided in the stack trace. I am not surprised this didn't work because the documentation says this is only for Visual Studio, not Visual Studio For Mac.

*Restarting visual studio

*Changing permissions to the WOF and WOFFirebase directories to be as permissive as possible.

I am wondering if I need to explicitly run this as the root user, but I am not sure how I would do that. What should I do next?
Please let me know if any more info is needed. Here is the full stack trace:
/Applications/Visual Studio.app/Contents/MonoBundle/AddIns/MonoDevelop.Docker/MSbuild/Sdks/Microsoft.Docker.Sdk/build/Microsoft.VisualStudio.Docker.Compose.targets(5,5): Error MSB4018: The "PrepareForBuild" task failed unexpectedly.
Microsoft.VisualStudio.Containers.Tools.Common.ContainerToolsException: An error occurred trying to start process '/Users/Blake/Desktop/WOF/WOFFirebase/docker' with working directory '/Users/Blake/Desktop/WOF/WOFFirebase'. Permission denied.

For more troubleshooting information, go to https://aka.ms/DockerToolsTroubleshooting
 ---> System.ComponentModel.Win32Exception (13): An error occurred trying to start process '/Users/Blake/Desktop/WOF/WOFFirebase/docker' with working directory '/Users/Blake/Desktop/WOF/WOFFirebase'. Permission denied
   at System.Diagnostics.Process.ForkAndExecProcess(ProcessStartInfo startInfo, String resolvedFilename, String[] argv, String[] envp, String cwd, Boolean setCredentials, UInt32 userId, UInt32 groupId, UInt32[] groups, Int32& stdinFd, Int32& stdoutFd, Int32& stderrFd, Boolean usesTerminal, Boolean throwOnNoExec)
   at System.Diagnostics.Process.StartCore(ProcessStartInfo startInfo)
   at System.Diagnostics.Process.Start()
   at Microsoft.Docker.Utilities.CommandLineClient.<>c__DisplayClass0_0.<ExecuteAsync>b__0()
   at System.Threading.Tasks.Task`1.InnerInvoke()
   at System.Threading.ExecutionContext.RunFromThreadPoolDispatchLoop(Thread threadPoolThread, ExecutionContext executionContext, ContextCallback callback, Object state)
--- End of stack trace from previous location ---
   at System.Threading.Tasks.Task.ExecuteWithThreadLocal(Task& currentTaskSlot, Thread threadPoolThread)
--- End of stack trace from previous location ---
   at Microsoft.Docker.DockerClient.ExecuteAsync(CommandLineParameters cmdParameters, IDockerLogger logger, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
   at Microsoft.Docker.DockerClient.ExecuteAsync(CommandLineParameters cmdParameters, IDockerLogger logger, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at Microsoft.Docker.DockerClientExtensions.GetServerOperatingSystemAsync(IDockerClient client, IDockerLogger logger, CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at Microsoft.Docker.Prerequisites.DockerTargetOSCheckPrerequisite.EvaluateAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at Microsoft.Docker.Prerequisites.DockerCompositePrerequisite.EvaluateAsync(CancellationToken cancellationToken)
   at Microsoft.Docker.BuildTasks.DockerBuildTask.EvaluateBuildPrerequisitesAsync(Exception ex, DockerBuildTaskContext context)
   at Microsoft.Docker.BuildTasks.DockerBuildTask.ExecuteAsync(DockerBuildTaskContext context)
   at Microsoft.Docker.BuildTasks.DockerBuildTask.Execute()
   at Microsoft.Build.BackEnd.TaskExecutionHost.Microsoft.Build.BackEnd.ITaskExecutionHost.Execute()
   at Microsoft.Build.BackEnd.TaskBuilder.ExecuteInstantiatedTask(ITaskExecutionHost taskExecutionHost, TaskLoggingContext taskLoggingContext, TaskHost taskHost, ItemBucket bucket, TaskExecutionMode howToExecuteTask)
Error code: DT1003
Severity: Error
Command line: docker version --format {{.Server.Os}}
 (MSB4018) (docker-compose)

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You are here: Home › Valley Power Systems Inc. Appoints Trans Marine Propulsion Systems as a Sales and Service Center for the Volvo Penta Industrial Diesel Line
Valley Power Systems Inc. Appoints Trans Marine Propulsion Systems as a Sales and Service Center for the Volvo Penta Industrial Diesel Line
By Send2Press Newswire on March 9, 2011 in Boating, Marine and Maritime, Business, Manufacturing, Press Releases, SEATTLE, Wash., Washington State
SEATTLE, Wash., March 9 (SEND2PRESS NEWSWIRE) — Seattle-based Trans Marine Propulsion Systems, Inc. (TMPS), known worldwide for their diesel service and engineering department, has secured a sales and service agreement from Valley Power Systems for the Volvo Penta Industrial Diesel line. TMPS will be providing sales and service for the west coast of the United States, which includes Alaska and Hawaii. This agreement also extends to British Columbia, Canada.
Volvo Penta is a world-leading supplier of engines and complete power systems for marine and industrial applications, and TMPS – a signed dealer under Valley Power Systems, Inc. – is an international port of call service facility with technicians on call twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week.
"The combination of service, spare parts and product is a win-win for both companies," says Shane Roeser, President of TMPS. "We are excited about the new arrangement. Being a partner with such a strong organization as the Volvo Group gives us clear advantages. We have the flexibility of a small organization together with the technical support from Volvo to fuel our growth and provide our customer base more diesel engine options."
TMPS has locations in Seattle, Washington and Tampa, Florida. "We can service most makes and types of diesel engines, including medium-speed and slow-speed engines for the marine industry and for diesel power plants," says Herbert Roeser, TMPS's Chairman. "We are one of the world's few service facilities that offer this range of experience."
More information on Trans Marine Propulsion Systems, Inc. and the Volvo Penta Diesel Line is available at www.transmarine.org or 206-282-9142.
The company's service highlights include:
* Technical management of fleet of fishing vessels operating out of Dutch Harbor, Alaska.
* The "Marine Columbia," a vessel owned by Alaska Tanker Company. TMPS carried out complete turnkey overhaul on the low-speed main engine together with representatives from MAN B&W Diesel as well as the complete overhaul of the Daihatsu generator engines.
* Long term maintenance program for Sea-Land's D-9 vessels, including regular scheduled main engine overhauls and planned maintenance on the Daihatsu generator engines through parts exchange and rotation program.
"We're excited about expanding our expertise to the Volvo Penta line," says Shane Roeser. "Our facilities include modern, fully-equipped machine shops staffed by highly-trained personnel, and the addition of a new diesel product line complements the other companies TMPS represents." Not only does the line complement TMPS's current lineup, but, Mr. Roeser stated, "our shop can handle the overhaul and recondition of all diesel engine components, including fuel equipment, not just from the product line we distribute, and we're glad to provide quotations for service and sales needs."
Routine services performed include:
* Overhaul & Reconditioning of All 4-Stroke Diesel Engine Components:
* Cylinder heads
* Cylinder liners
* Fuel pumps and injectors
* Pistons
* Connecting Rods
* Engine driven pumps
* Coolers
* Turbochargers.
Overhaul of 2-Stroke Components:
* Cylinder cover
* Piston crown
* Exhaust valve spindle
* Exhaust valve.
* Vibration analysis
* Diesel engine analysis
* Failure analysis
* Propulsion system integration
* Expert Testimony
* Consultancy.
The company is the authorized sales and service center for the following original equipment manufacturers (OEM's):
* MAN B&W Diesel, Alpha Propulsion Systems
* Kobelco Eagle Engineering
* Schwingungstechnik Broneske Gmbh
* Teekay
* Wakefield.
A list of key clients and testimonials may be found at http://www.transmarine.org/about-us/testimonials/clients .
News Source: Trans Marine Propulsion Systems, Inc. :: This press release was issued on behalf of the news source by Send2Press® Newswire, a service of Neotrope®. View all current news at: http://Send2PressNewswire.com .
Seattle, Trans Marine Propulsion Systems, Inc., Valley Power Systems Inc, Volvo Penta Industrial Diesel
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Hiring for your small business can be tricky. You want to make the best decisions to help your company grow, but may not have access to the vetting resources larger companies do. In order to help you make the best hire for your small business, we're offering five hiring tips for growing your company thanks to some great advice from Forbes.
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Condits and Cousins
Surnames and Searching
John Cundict, the Ancestor
My History and Family Info
Volume 1 History and Biography
Chapter 3	John Cundict, the First Known Male Ancestor
Both editions of the Condit history begin page 9 with the unqualified and undocumented statement: "John Cunditt is first know in this country in 1678."1 That date of 1678 has been repeated subsequently in many publications, including the prestigious, seven volume, Compendium of American Genealogy, by Frederick Adams Virkus.2
Jotham H. Condit (1378), one of the compilers of the 1885 Condit history, left a series of hand-written notebooks, the first two of which begin with the following entries: "Genealogy of the Condit family taken in part from an abstract furnished Edgar Condit of Delaware Co., Ohio by Silas Condit of Newark, N. J. in the year 1850. And supplemented by me in the year 1880 being the two hundredth (200) year from the first settlement. John Condit the ancestor emigrated (as is believed) from Wales to America in the year 1678 or 1680 with one son Peter and settled in Newark N. J. He married a 2nd wife and had by her a son John who never married. John the ancestor died about the year 1713."3
It should be noted that Jotham specified that the 1880 was the "200th year from the first settlement," although he gave the dates "1678 or 1680" in the next paragraph. What was it that made him choose the year of 1678 in the book that was published in 1885? And why has he not recorded the authority for that specific year in any of his notebooks or published works? That Jotham himself remained unconvinced is shown in the manuscript of a speech delivered in 1899, which began "about the year 1680." The earliest date on which we can be certain that John Cundict was in Newark is January, 1688, which is thirteen months before the date of a deed of February, 1689. Somewhere there may exist a record of John between 1678 and January of 1688 waiting to be discovered.
The deed of 27 February 1689 conveyed to "John Condit" eight acres of upland in the town of Newark, from Richard Hore, "in consideration of thirteen months board and fifty shillings." Those acres adjoined on the south land already in the possession of John Cundict, of which no other record is found.
David Laurence Pierson, well known historian of Newark and the Oranges, on pages 139-143 of his Narratives of Newark,4 published in 1917, included a chapter entitled "Puritan Sympathy Displayed," in which he described in great detail, as though he had been present as a witness, how "John Cunditt" rescued Richard Hore from his heatless home and took him into his own to live, in return for which grateful Richard, after consultation with Deborah, asked John to accept his land. The same tale was published verbatim in Lineal Ancestors of Rhoda (Axtell) Cory, Mother and Captain James Cory (1937), in a chapter of volume II, Part II, the "Condit Lineage" so it probably has been read by many and accepted as virtually an eyewitness account.
CHAPTER XXVI
Puritan Sympathy Displayed
PURITAN sympathy was of exquisite quality, the Newark settlers ever offering the helping hand in sickness and distress. Prominently was this trait displayed in the case of Richard Hore, who located on an eight acre tract near the Corn Mill, abutting the property of Han3 Albers, the tanner, whose holding extended to the point now known as the Orange Street hill.
John Cunditt became a planter during the first quarter of a century and was assigned a home lot on the Mill Brook plain. He was another neighbor and carried on the trade of weaver quite profitably. In season he tilled his farm and accumulated by economical habits a goodly store for his progeny. A typical Puritan, practising the Christian spirit of helpfulness in his everyday life, devotions were held at his fireside morning, noon and night. Punctually he started out with his family at the sound of the drum for Meeting House service on the Sabbath Day through all weather - driving rainstorm, blistering heat, bitter cold or snow. The spirit of worship was with him always.
Richard had been ill several weeks. The planters living in the northern end of town noticed his languid, inactive appearance as he moved about the dooryard. Indeed he was compelled, in his weakness, before the leaves had fallen from the trees in the autumn of 1688, to remain entire days within doors. Often visited by the townspeople, who administered comfort as best they could from their limited available resources, yet signs of improvement were not evident. Of course the Rev. Abraham Pierson visited the patient and offered solace, but the thought expressed by a good housewife that "Richard was going into a decline," found general confirmation among the people.
Increasing hours of sunlight in January would assist in restoring health if there were any recuperative powers left in the emaciated frame, was a December conjecture, when the temperature was below the freezing point and Richard suffered from the chilly atmosphere.
Firewood and victuals the shut-in had a-plenty, but he was more in need of constant care, of the attention so necessary to restore normal health, if that were possible.
Neighbor Cunditt made his customary call on an early December morning when the window panes were covered with a thick layer of frost. Opening the door cautiously, the visitor felt the chill of a fireless room ; Richard was lying upon his pallet, gazing dreamily at the fireplace, from which the last spark had faded.
Going to his home, where the fire was blazing merrily, a steaming kettle hanging over the hearthstone and good cheer in abundance, the Good Samaritan conferred with his consort. Mistress Deborah Cunditt's mind was in accord with the plan proposed, of assigning Richard a place in their home, whither he was removed and enjoyed a comfortable seat alongside the blazing fire. He was revived in a few hours. No more would he be chilled "to the marrow," he confidently remarked to the master, when at the end of the first day he was "thawed out" and able to partake of a generous portion of venison stew.
The patient was treated as a member of the family. Soon after Candlemas Day, in February, 1689, when the sun was streaming through the south window, and illuminating the space about the sun dial till it glowed as if possessed of life, Richard talked to Mistress Deborah about the end of his life. He did not expect to live many days and desired in some way to reward the master for the kindnesses he had received from him. When all was quiet about the house, after the evening meal and the chores all done, true to his word, Richard asked of the master a word or two about business affairs. In a moment the burden of his mind was spoken. Would he take his land in return for the many kindly acts of the past year?
Pondering a while, Goodman Cunditt said: "Well, if ye want it that way and your mind is squarely made up, I'll take your land and give you fifty shillings for good measure."
The town scrivener prepared the deed on February 27, 1689, and the document, duly signed, contained among other provisions this important clause:
For several good causes and lawful consideration me hereunto moving, but expressly for and in consideration of thirteen months' board and fifty shillings, have granted and sold unto the said John Cunditt eight acres of upland in the town of Newark, and bounded on the north by Hans Albers, on the east by the river, on the south by said Cunditt and on the west by the highway.
(Signed) by his
Richard X Hore, mark.
But the end was not so near as surmised. Soon after the transfer by order of town meeting, this contract was made: Some Propositions between the Town and John Gardner toward an agreement for John Gardner to keep and provide for Richard Hore (viz): that the said John Gardner doth agree with the Town, to take Richard Hore into his House (he coming well clothed with a good Leathern Suit) for Two Shillings and Six Pence a Week, in Money or Pay equivalent; and doth further promise to keep him conveniently clean, and if he live not a Year, the said John Gardner, shall have two Shillings and Six Pence a Week for so long as he doth live, and if he live above a Year, the said John Gardner doth engage to provide him with Cloaths and Victuals, that he suffer not, for the two Shillings and Six Pence a week afs'd, as long as the said Richard shall live and the Town see Cause to continue him there, and free the Town from further Trouble. In Confirmation hereof, John Gardner, on his part, and Edward Ball in Behalf of the Town, have this 20th of Feb'y, 1690, set their Hands.
John Gardner.
Edward Ball.
David Lawrence Pierson, Narratives of Newark, Newark, Pierson Publishing Co., 1917, pages 139-142
Apologetically and reluctantly, but objectively, we point out that the only raw materials that David L. Pierson had to work with were the facts extracted from the recorded deed, and his fertile imagination ability as a spinner of tales; also that David was a great-grandson of Jemima Condit 1173 and Samuel Morris Dodd, and became a charter member of the Condit Family Association (NJ) on 1 August 1906, remaining on the Associations mailing list at least into the late 1920's. It is therefore not surprising that he selected on of his own ancestors, John Cundict, with whom to illustrate "Puritan Sympathy Displayed," also he did not mention that Richard Hore became the first public charge of the Town of Newark on 20 February 1690, but is not mentioned in the town records after 5 February 1692.
Subsequent records of John Cundict's life are few, but their very rarity makes them valuable:
A deed of land from Richard Laurence to "John Condict, weaver," dated 24 March 1691, provided John with nineteen additional acres on the Passaic River at Newark.5
In a deed dated 29 June 1695, "John Condict of Newark, weaver," parted with ten acres of land on the Passaic River to William Brant.6
On 26 June 1696, "Letters of administration on the estate of Samuel Potter, senior, of Newark, dec'd intestate, (were) granted to John Condit of the same place and wife Deborah.7
On 3 September 1701, "John Cundict" was one of 101 signers on an agreement to purchase lots in a tract proposed to be bought of the Indian owners by a committee of seven of the signatories. The tract lay beyond the ridge of the First Mountain, which was the northwestern boundary of Newark.8
In 1712, "John Conduit" wove 31 yards of woolen cloth for Rev. John Pruden, obviously a "user of the cloth," for ?1, 3s, 6d. this suggests that John was active as a weaver only a year before his death. This information was obtained indirectly from the diary of Rev. Pruden, who was the second pastor of the Newark church, from 1692 to 1699, and may have held services for "the Mountain Society" on the slope of First Mountain before that society organized its church about 1718.9 A "Mr. John Pruden" signed the agreement mentioned in the previous paragraph.10 Several descendants of Rev. Pruden subsequently married descendants of John Cundict.
John Cundict signed his will, with his mark as described in other documents, on 15 March 1710. He died probably early in 1713, inasmuch as his will was probated on 20 May 1713.11
It would be very interesting to locate the documents concerning the actual settlement of John's estate. The inventory of his personal estate survived as an original document but that did not name his heirs. In his will, he made provision for his widow, forgave Peter's debts and gave him furniture, and gave a Bible to each of his six grandchildren, since Isaac the seventh grandchild had not yet been born. The lion's share of his estate he devised to his son John, or in the event of that son's death before reaching his majority, to his then youngest grandson, Philip, who was not quite one year old. Because there is no further record of the son named John, it has been assumed that he died a minor, and thus did not inherit his father's property. In that event, did Philip actually inherit most of his grandfather's estate, or was that will contested? It would be nice to know.
In John's will is the enigmatic item: "My will and Desire is yt my Loving Friends and brothers Benjamin Lyon and Matthew Williams would oversee and take care yt this my will be fulfilled." A literal interpretation of the term "brothers" has led to conflicting assumptions by genealogists of other families. In the "Lyon Memorial," published in 1907, its editors report, on page 84 of Volume II, that Benjamin Lyon, Esq., son of Henry, married Bethia Condit, sister of John Condit, and then quote that passage from John's will as supporting evidence; however, the historians of the Condit family have not recognized that John had a sister, Bethia, or indeed, any brother of sister in this country, if at all. The History of the Lindley-Lindsly-Linsley Families in America, published in 1930, connects the Lindsley family very neatly with all three of the foregoing families by suggesting that the three daughters of Francis Lindsley, Deborah, Ruth, and Bethia, married, respectively, John Condit, Matthew Williams, and Benjamin Lyon. The author, John M. Lindly, quoted the above item from the will of John Condit as his justification for that suggestion, and his carefully documented arguments are very convincing.
It is interesting and somewhat amusing to observe that Jotham H. Condit, in his notebook of 1882, recognized at least part of those two traditions of the Lyon and Lindsley families, but commented that they were not substantiated, and he did not mention them in the Condit genealogy book published in 1885. He did initiate and print some unsubstantiated "traditions" of his own about John and Deborah Cundict, and about their granddaughter, Mary, without even suggesting the sources of information that led him to make those assumptions, and to publish them.
Another tradition is that of the Williams family, that Matthew Williams, father of the Matthew mentioned in John Cundict's will, married a Condict. Only if she were John's mother would John and the younger Matthew become brothers, or, more accurately, half-brothers. According to one account, she was "the daughter of a wealthy English gentleman named Condict," whereas another reports that she was "Elizabeth Conant (Condit/Condict) of Scotland," the first of two wives of the elder Matthew Williams, while the second wife, Susannah Cole, was the mother of the younger Matthew.12 If either of those traditions were correct, then John and Matthew would not be even half-brothers. Let us turn our attention next to John's known wife, Deborah.
Deborah Cundict, consort and Relict of John
No evidence has been presented to support the assertion that Deborah was not the first, but the second wife of John, the Ancestor. Although the age of their son, John, is unknown, it can be calculated roughly that he was somewhere between fifteen and forty-four years younger than his brother or half-brother, Peter. That calculation lends support to the theory that Deborah was a second and younger wife of John rather than the mother of Peter. In that event, Deborah would not be a biological ancestress of the modern Condit family, but the step-mother of Peter.
On page 10 of the Condit genealogy book it is written "There is also reason for the belief that Deborah had a daughter by a former husband, named Mary, who married Captain John Morris, who died October 22, 1749, aged 83 years; she died December 10, 1761, aged 84 years, and her grave is in the Orange burying ground." Some have interpreted that involved sentence to mean that Deborah died on 10 December 1761, but the headstone bore the inscription "Mary, wife of Capt. John Morris, died Dec. 10, 1761, aged 84."13 The date of death and place of burial of Deborah remain unknown.
From the foregoing it can be calculated that Mary Morris was born in 1677, which is believed to be before Deborah married John Cundict. Thus, it is not impossible that Mary was a daughter of Deborah by a former marriage, although no reason was given for such a belief. Since Deborah Lindsley was born in 165614, it also would not be impossible for her to have been the mother of Mary Morris and of the younger John Cundict. In the 1882 notebook of Jotham H. Condit are recorded the children of Francis Lindsley, including, in ink, the entry "Deborah 1656 born in Branford," followed by the entry in pencil "perhaps wife of John Condit."15
Outside of the will of John Cundict, the only mention of Deborah by name is found on 26 Jun 1696, when letters of administration on the estate of Samuel Potter were granted to "John Condit… and wife Deborah.16" In the records of the Town of Newark, under the date 28 April 1714, various citizens are named and assigned responsibility for maintaining specific sections of the common fence. "Two Widow Cundits" were given responsibility for 30 links, approximately 20 feet, and must have been the widows of John and Peter Cundict. No other record of Deborah is found, and it is not known whether she remarried, although that seems unlikely, nor whether she died and was buried in Newark, or accompanied one of her grandchildren to the vicinity of what later was known as Orange, in Essex County, or Morristown, in Morris County, New Jersey.
1Condit, Jothm H(alsey) (1378) and Eben(ezer) (6311 9), Genealogical Record of the Condit Family, Descendants of John Cunditt, 1678 to 1885 , Newark, N.J., Ward and Tichenor, 1885, page 9.
2Virkus, Frederick Adams, Compendium of American Genealogy, reprint, Baltimore, Genealogical Publishing Company, 1968.
3Condit, Jotham H(alsey) (1378), Genealogy of the Condit Family, Hand-written in a cardboard-covered composition book containing 40 pages, of which 13 are blank, page 1.
4Pierson, David Lawrence Narratives of Newark, Newark, N. J., Pierson Publishing Co., 1917.
5Condit, Jotham H(alsey) (1378), Genealogical Record of Ancestors of Orange Families and Their Connections No. 1, 440 numbered pages in a hardbound ledger book, hand-written in ink containing the genealogies of some forty families.
6Nelson, William, editor, Patents and Deeds and Other Early Records of New Jersey 1664-1703, Press Printing and Publishing Co., Paterson NJ, 1899, reprinted by Genealogyical Publishing Co, Inc, Baltimore, MD, 1976, page 286.
7IBID, page 244.
8Pierson, David LawrenceHistory of the Oranges to 1921, New York, 1922, Volume I, page 50.
9Wickes, Stephen, M.D., History of the Oranges, In Essex County, NJ from 1666 to 1806, Ward and Tichenor, Newark, NJ, 1892, reprinted in 1989 by Heritage books, Inc., Bowie, MD, page 100-101.
10Lockward, Lynn G., A Puritan Heritage: The First Presbyterian Church n Horse-neck, Privately printed byLynn G. Lockward, 1955, page 26
11_____, _____ and Edward I(rving) Condit (1378 1), compiler of this revision, Genealogical Record of the Condit Family, Descendants of John Cunditt, 1678 to 1885, 1916 Revision, Newark, New Jersy, Essex Press, 1916, page 11.
12Williams, Lyle Keith, The Batchelor-Williams Families and Related Lines, Arlington Century Printing, Inc, 1976 page 36.
13Shaw, William H., History of Essex and Hudson counties, New Jersey, 2 vol, Everts and Peck, Philadelphia, PA, 1889, page 775.
14Condit, Jotham H(alsey) (1378), Genealogical Record of Ancestors of Orange Families and Their Connections No. 1, 440 numbered pages in a hardbound ledger book, hand-written in ink containing the genealogies of some forty families, page 383.
15IBID page 386
16Nelson, William, editor, Patents and Deeds and Other Early Records of New Jersey 1664-1703, Press Printing and Publishing Co., Paterson NJ, 1899, reprinted by Genealogyical Publishing Co, Inc, Baltimore, MD, 1976, page 244
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I am having an issue on my server where vehicles which spawn randomly around the map repair themselves upon server restart.
...However upon each server restart the vehicles repair themselves (the fuel remains low however) and for the life of me I can't figure out why this is happening.
My HiveEXT.log and arma2oaserver.RPT logs are not showing anything out of the ordinary.
I'm not sure if it matter, but all Planes/Helicopters and Boats have been removed from the server via the dynamic_vehicle.sqf.
In addition, all of the traders and trader cities being removed by removing the call for the CfgServerTrader.hpp in the description.ext.
If there is any other info I can show to assist in fixing this problem please let me know, any help would be greatly appreciated.
NOTICE: Duplicate of another question posted in the wrong section.
So I've been playing this server that has a number of mods installed. I've been playing it for quite a while with the only errors I've been getting are regarding a 45 round RPK mag being missing, but other than that I've had no errors or any issues loading. Upon trying to place a plot pole, nothing happens; absolutely nothing, like no preview shows up, no prompt saying "starting construction" or anything like that, just blankness. When I try to do it again it says "building already in progress" and I can't do anything, not even lock my vehicle. Is there anything that can be done, or that can explain this phenomenon? To further the understanding of how this came to be, I bought a plot pole from the trader in Trader City Stary and tried placing it near Stary, but not too near it (near a thicket of bushes in the distance). Upon right clicking and hitting the build option, that's when I face my issue.
I've just bought myself a DayZ Epoch server, but I have some trouble with it.
I've installed noxsicarius Epoch admin tools, but now whenever I try to buy building supplies as a non admin I get kicked by battleye.
The error code is 214.
!"ryanzombiesimmunity" = false does not appear to stop the BE kick. All the other filters in the setvariable.txt all start with != which would indicates the filter must match exactly which would lead me to believe the key word that I need is something entirely different. I am using BattlEye Filter Manager to add the exceptions to the setvariable.txt. As you'll see, all the exceptions have !=" instead of !" unlike the last two that I have placed.
//new2 5 "" !=(traderName|Offer|Accept|BUILD_SLOT|TRADE_ACTIVE|last_targeter|epoch_(antagobj|antagBomb)) !="bis_fnc_objectvar_var" !="bis_fnc_selectrespawntemplate_respawned" !="#(rev_enabled|var)" !="cup_tow_towedveh" !"ryanzombiesimmunity\" = false" !"ryanzombiesinfected\" = 0"
11.10.2018 17:44:02: whitehorse (75.80.233.157:1024) c2568b411cbd25fa774021698eade7c5 - #0 "ryanzombiesinfected" = 0 2:15917 Epoch_Male_F Ideas? Getting kicked every time you get killed by a Z has to be annoying to theses guys and I'd rather not lose the few that are consistently playing on our server. Any help is greatly appreciated.


Beauty Thoughts: Is Triple Cleansing Actually a Thing?
I've always triple cleanse as long as I remembered. Well, maybe not everyday since during travel I've always tried to shorten my routine by cutting down the oil/balm cleansing part and relying solely on micellar water on the first cleanse part. However, these days, I realized that maybe, just maybe my skin need triple cleanse more than I think.
However, I think I have to mentioned that this past one month, my lifestyle is such a mess. I always eat out / get unhealthy food delivered, and constantly eat carbs, sugar, and sweets because I just have to finish my homemade whole cake before it turned bad. (Ugh, Sally, why your recipes always so, so good that I don't want to share it with everyone? 😥 ). Sugar and trendy food are my weakness, everyone. As much as I love to tell everyone to eat healthily, I just always have this FOMO feelings towards trendy food / drinks, lol. Okay 2019 Resolution: Not to get trapped on the trendy foods / beverages!
Well, that beside the point, but I don't think that the lack of micellar water part on my routine is the only reason why my skin starts to breaking out. It could be because of my messed up diet and unhealthy lifestyle, and it could be because of the new Vitamin C that I started to use (review coming soon!). As much as I want to love it, I think because of the shipping system, and because the travel size packaging is not as good as the full sized one, I think my Vitamin C product already oxidized by the time I received it. I'm not blaming anyone, because I'm sure the place where I bought it try to bring the product as fresh as possible to Indonesia, but it's just – you know, the risk of online shopping.
Nevertheless, maybe because I always have micellar water as one of the part in my cleansing routine, I have this feeling that my skin is not clean enough without them, hence one of the reason why my skin started to breaking out. I use Banila Co. Clean It Zero / The Body Shop Cleansing Balm that already had high acclaimed everywhere as my first cleanser, though, so I'm pretty sure that my skin is clean enough. Maybe it's just my feeling, and the reason why my skin is breaking out is because of the oxidized Vitamin C and my messed up diet and lifestyle.
Therefore, I'm really trying to fix my diet and sleep pattern nowadays to fix my skin state. I would probably buy those Garnier Micellar Water once I've got the time to add it on my cleansing routine, lol.
Well, do you do triple cleansing? Do you feel not clean enough with just double cleanse? Please do share it in the comment section bellow! I really don't know if it's just on my mind, or double cleanse is just not… enough?


Auckland Airport is to invest NZ$1.8bn (US$1.3bn) in its aeronautical infrastructure by 2022, transforming the site.
Some of the key infrastructure projects planned for delivery between 2018 and 2022 include: expanding and upgrading the international departure experience; providing three more contact gates for international aircraft such as the A380 and B787; building a new domestic jet terminal joined onto the existing international terminal; improving the international arrival experience by expanding the border processing area and public arrivals space; upgrading the international check-in area; and investments in public transport, roading and walking projects.
Adrian Littlewood, Auckland Airport's chief executive, said, "In the 50 years since Auckland Airport opened, how New Zealanders travel and where we travel to has changed significantly. At the same time, Auckland's airport has evolved and grown from only several hundred thousand passengers in 1966 to over 18.7 million this year.
"At Auckland Airport, we are responding to that growth by currently investing over NZ$1m (US$719,600) in aeronautical infrastructure every working day. To continue the transformation of our airport, today we are announcing a plan to invest around NZ$1.8bn in aeronautical infrastructure by 2022.


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Can we grow woolly mammoths in the lab? George Church hopes so
Life 16 February 2017
By Penny Sarchet and Press Association
Back from extinction one day?
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Maverick geneticist George Church, at Harvard University, has announced that he believes he is just two years away from creating a hybrid woolly mammoth embryo. The end goal is to develop a mammoth embryo into a fetus, and to take it to full term, he told New Scientist.
However, resurrecting a pure woolly mammoth this way is still many years away. First, Church's team is adding key genetic traits – such as shaggy long hair, thick layers of fat and cold-adapted blood – to the genome of the Asian elephant.
So far, 45 mammoth-like edits of DNA have been spliced into the Asian elephant genome. "We're working on ways to evaluate the impact of all these edits," says Church. "The list of edits affects things that contribute to the success of elephants in cold environments. We already know about ones to do with small ears, subcutaneous fat, hair and blood."
Church says the next step would be to produce a hybrid embryo, although in reality this would really be more like an elephant embryo carrying a handful of mammoth genetic traits. "We're not there yet, but it could happen in a couple of years."
Lab-grown mammoth
This would just be a first step towards the tricky goal of making a pure woolly mammoth embryo, and then developing it to make a grown, living mammoth. This is still many years away, if it ever happens.
Cloning can be a difficult business, even when working on an animal that hasn't been extinct for more than 4000 years. When scientists cloned Dolly the sheep, she was the only lamb born out of 277 attempts.
Asian elephants are endangered, making it impractical – and to some minds unethical – to try using living elephants as surrogates for any mammoth embryo. Church told New Scientist that instead, he would hope be able to develop fetuses in the lab, with no need for a living surrogate – technology that doesn't exist yet, but that may one day be available.
However, Church acknowledges the fact that, because he has no intention of using live elephants, it may mean that he won't be able to resurrect the mammoth.
As for why we would want to bring back the woolly mammoth, Church says the move could secure an alternative future for endangered Asian elephant, and could also help combat global warming. "They keep the tundra from thawing by punching through snow and allowing cold air to come in," says Church.
Read more: How to Clone a Mammoth: But should we?


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Jacqueline Fernandez is being trolled since the past few days for her latest song, Ek Do Teen from Baaghi 2. In such times, her good friend Salman Khan has gone ahead to praise the new version...
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Ek Do Teen VIDEO, Baaghi 2: Jacqueline Fernandez Steps Into The Dancing Shoes Of Madhuri Dixit
Jacqueline Fernandez matching steps of Madhuri Dixit from the iconic Ek Do Teen song has just hit social media. Is Jacqueline doing justice to the cult dance number? Watch it for yourself...
Jacqueline Fernandez Does A Madhuri Dixit, Sizzles In The Teaser Of Ek Do Teen
In the morning, Jacqueline Fernandez shared the first look of Ek Do Teen from Baaghi 2. Now, the makers of the film have released the teaser of the song...
Bollywood / News Mar 16 2018, 5:6:59
Looks Of The Day: Jacqueline Fernandez As Madhuri From Ek Do Teen; Ankita Lokhande As Jhalkaribai
As Jacqueline Fernandez shares a picture of dancing to Ek Do Teen, a recreated number for Baaghi 2, Ankita Lokhande's look from Manikarnika: The Queen Of Jhansi is impressive too...
Bollywood / NewsJan 29 2018, 16:0:36
Tiger Shroff's LOVER Disha Patani Will Groove To Madhuri Dixit's Iconic Ek Do Teen
Tiger Shroff and Disha Patani starrer Baaghi 2 will feature 3 recreated numbers, one of them being Ek Do Teen from Anil Kapoor and Madhuri Dixit's Tezaab


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Q: React ag-grid - RefreshInfinitecache() is not working I am using ag-grid-react in my application. There is one feature, after changing the database path in the application, and after pressing the refresh button it should load new data.
To achieve this I am using refreshInfiniteCache in componentwillreceiveprops, so when props will change( using redux), it should refresh data.
please find below code,
componentWillReceiveProps(nextProps) {
        this.gridApi.refreshInfiniteCache();
        console.log("received");
    }

    onGridReady(params) {
        this.gridApi = params.api;
        this.gridColumnApi = params.columnApi;
        params.api.sizeColumnsToFit();
        window.onresize = () => {
            this.gridApi.sizeColumnsToFit();
        };
        var current = this;
        const updateData = data => {
            data.forEach(function (data, index) {
                data.id = "R" + (index + 1);
            });
            var dataSource = {
                rowCount: null,
                getRows: function (params) {
                    current.setState({
                        paramsparameter: params
                    })
                    var Apiinput = apiinput(params.startRow, params.sortModel, params.filterModel, current.state.restore, current.state.removeallrecords);
                    var res = request('POST', 'http://localhost:4000/paginatedata', { json: Apiinput });
                    var returnfilterdata = JSON.parse(res.getBody('utf8'));
                    var lastRow = -1;
                    if (returnfilterdata.length < 100) {
                        console.log("entered last row");
                        lastRow = returnfilterdata.length;
                    }
                    params.successCallback(returnfilterdata, lastRow);
                }
            };
            params.api.setDatasource(dataSource);
        };
        updateData(this.state.rowData);
    }

But it is not loading new data.
I do not know what am I doing wrong here.
Thanks
Mangesh

A: From where you get that refreshinfinitecache will update your data?
From my post:

refreshInfiniteCache() : Marks all the currently loaded blocks in the cache for reload. If you have 10 blocks in the cache, all 10 will be marked for reloading. The old data will continue to be displayed until the new data is loaded.

So you can call refreshInfiniteCache() if you will replace all grid data via setRowData(rows)

setRowData(rows)   Set new rows into the grid.

or you need to update the grid data after completing a delete request.
params.api.updateRowData({remove:[...array of data-objects to remove...]});


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{-# LANGUAGE CPP  #-}
{-# LANGUAGE ExistentialQuantification  #-}
module Main (main) where

import Control.Concurrent.STM

data Free f a = Pure a | Free (f (Free f a))

data SuspendF a
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  | forall r. StepIO (IO r)

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comb :: [Free SuspendF a] -> Free SuspendF a
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go :: Free SuspendF a -> IO (STM ())
go (Free (StepIO a))  = a >>= \_ -> go $ Pure undefined
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runWidget :: Free SuspendF a -> IO a
runWidget w = case w of
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    undefined

-- Uncommenting this hid the original bug.
--main :: IO ()
main = runWidget $ comb $ replicate 10000000 (effect retry)


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"""
sentry.utils.types
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

:copyright: (c) 2010-2016 by the Sentry Team, see AUTHORS for more details.
:license: BSD, see LICENSE for more details.
"""
from __future__ import absolute_import, print_function

import six

from yaml.parser import ParserError
from yaml.scanner import ScannerError

from sentry.utils.yaml import safe_load

__all__ = ('InvalidTypeError', 'Any', 'Bool', 'Int', 'Float', 'String', 'Dict', 'Sequence', )

class InvalidTypeError(TypeError):
    pass

class Type(object):
    """Base Type that provides type coersion"""
    name = ''
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    default = None
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    compatible_types = six.string_types

    def __call__(self, value=None):
        if value is None:
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        if self.test(value):
            return value
        if isinstance(value, self.compatible_types):
            rv = self.convert(value)
            # Make sure convert was able to do the right thing
            # and give us the type we were expecting
            if self.test(rv):
                return rv
        raise InvalidTypeError('{!r} is not a valid {}'.format(value, repr(self)))

    def convert(self, value):
        return value

    def _default(self):
        return self.default

    def test(self, value):
        """Check if the value is the correct type or not"""
        return isinstance(value, self.expected_types)

    def __repr__(self):
        return self.name

class AnyType(Type):
    """A type that accepts any value and does no coersion"""
    name = 'any'
    expected_types = (object, )
    compatible_types = (object, )

class BoolType(Type):
    "Coerce a boolean from a string"
    name = 'boolean'
    default = False
    expected_types = (bool, )
    compatible_types = six.string_types + six.integer_types

    def convert(self, value):
        if isinstance(value, six.integer_types):
            return bool(value)
        value = value.lower()
        if value in ('y', 'yes', 't', 'true', '1', 'on'):
            return True
        if value in ('n', 'no', 'f', 'false', '0', 'off'):
            return False

class IntType(Type):
    """Coerce an integer from a string"""
    name = 'integer'
    default = 0
    expected_types = six.integer_types

    def convert(self, value):
        try:
            return int(value)
        except ValueError:
            return

class FloatType(Type):
    """Coerce a float from a string or integer"""
    name = 'float'
    default = 0.0
    expected_types = (float, )
    compatible_types = six.string_types + six.integer_types + (float, )

    def convert(self, value):
        try:
            return float(value)
        except ValueError:
            return

class StringType(Type):
    """String type without any coersion, must be a string"""
    name = 'string'
    default = u''
    expected_types = six.string_types
    compatible_types = six.string_types

class DictType(Type):
    """Coerce a dict out of a json/yaml string"""
    name = 'dictionary'
    expected_types = (dict, )

    def _default(self):
        # make sure we create a fresh dict each time
        return {}

    def convert(self, value):
        try:
            return safe_load(value)
        except (AttributeError, ParserError, ScannerError):
            return

class SequenceType(Type):
    """Coerce a tuple out of a json/yaml string or a list"""
    name = 'sequence'
    default = ()
    expected_types = (tuple, list)
    compatible_types = six.string_types + (tuple, list)

    def convert(self, value):
        if isinstance(value, six.string_types):
            try:
                value = safe_load(value)
            except (AttributeError, ParserError, ScannerError):
                return
        if isinstance(value, list):
            value = tuple(value)
        return value

# Initialize singletons of each type for easy reuse
Any = AnyType()
Bool = BoolType()
Int = IntType()
Float = FloatType()
String = StringType()
Dict = DictType()
Sequence = SequenceType()

# Mapping for basic types into what their Type is
_type_mapping = {
    bool: Bool,
    int: Int,
    float: Float,
    six.binary_type: String,
    six.text_type: String,
    dict: Dict,
    tuple: Sequence,
    list: Sequence,
}

def type_from_value(value):
    """Fetch Type based on a primitive value"""
    return _type_mapping[type(value)]


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Brown Eyed Girls to Release its Best Album
Brown Eyed Girls will release its first best album since its debut.
On August 6, its agency announced that the girl group will release a best album 'Special Moments' on August 8, stating, "Brown Eyed Girls put the group and fans' 8 years' time into the album."
The title track of the album will be 'Hush', while the song is composed by Yoo Gun Hyung, who wrote Psy's mega hit songs 'Gangnam Style' and 'Gentleman'. Seo Jung Hwan, who is a musical partner of Yoo Gun Hyung, also took part in writing the track.
Meanwhile, Brown Eyed Girls is now working on its new full album to be released this fall.
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title: Knapp Aerospace Trade Fair
date: 2016-05-24
author: Billy Espinoza
tags: weekly links, java
status: published
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My piece Epiphany premieres November 4 – 7 at the BAM Next Wave Festival.
Recently I presented a talk on digital experience in museums as part of Art for Tomorrow. Produced by the International New York Times in Doha, Qatar, the conference sparked a weekend-long conversation on the future of art, architecture and cultural industry.


In our opinion, the best kind of celebration is one that kicks off summer! Held at a stunning private residence, this soiree celebrated the end of spring and focused on everything floral.
In the home's kitchen, Will Gilson of Puritan and Company prepared delicious hors d'oeuvres while guests interacted with the celebrity chef. Bright, spring florals decorated tables and corners throughout the residence and patio, adding the perfect punch of color to the sleek space. Guests could enjoy fresh cocktails like Aperol Spritz and Fresh Squeezed Margaritas while lounging on the patio's soft seating brought in specifically for the celebration!
Once guests had their fill of tasty bites, they were invited outside to enjoy a three course dinner al fresco. The temperature controlled, clear top tent was set atop level oak flooring and accented with overhead twinkling string lights. Decor within the tent was industrial chic. Long zinc tables and black wooden cross back chairs at each place setting were complimented by angular glassware and a simple natural hemstitch napkin. Grey tweed runners lined the tables and were topped by stunning white orchids and flickering votives on glass pedestals. Neutral air plants and micro orchids filled the cubic terrariums. A top notch dinner of Wagyu beef and scallops tantalized guests' palettes, before they retreated back into the home for colorful macaroons, coffee, and cordials. We can't imagine a more perfect way to say "goodbye" spring and "hello" summer!


Freedom Boating Holidays is part of an established business group. Our sister companies include Net Achievement which offers Internet Consultancy and develops bespoke internet applications and web sites for a variety of clients and Norfolk Cottage Holidays which offers quality holiday cottages around Norfolk.
In addition, the site employs our specially designed Holiday Cottage Availability system.
GreyBox is used for pop-up windows. Check it out, it's a very nice bit of coding.
Most of the images on this site are taken from Andrew Banner's personal photographic library. Some have been supplied by VisitNorfolk.co.uk who in-turn are supplied by individual photographers, local companies and authorities. Many thanks to Visit Norfolk for making these images available.


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Teamwork in Socially Distanced Times
(c)Unknown
Community-driven teamwork is what our company stands for. The COVID-19 pandemic and social distancing posed new challenges to this principle.
by Judith Hoch
Community-Driven Teamwork
Team spirit reflected in constructive, enjoyable processes for everyone is what our company stands for. This philosophy was born organically. We simply started as a small group of people who liked working together. What we all had in common and what drew us to Battle Royal Studios, was that we were all looking for enjoyable work.
We all wanted exciting jobs in culture, art, entertainment, design, new technologies, instead of an ordinary desk job. We wanted to combine what we live for with our place of work. This shared passion created our strong community spirit, which became the fuel and foundation of everything we do. When we enlarge the team we therefore try to grasp during the interview stage already, whether people have the passion, flexibility, curiosity to widen a given skill-set, as well as a certain interest in a long-term commitment, which fits our collectivity principle.
Digital Pivot 2020
The COVID-19 pandemic posed new challenges to this principle. Our CEO Brendan Shelper led a process in which we reacted quickly and were able to offer the concepting and production of exciting, creative digital events utilising our expertise for
hybrid formats
. This move was crucial and intelligent for our survival as a firm and it was also very "Battle Royal Studios" in its agility.
We always took on diverse projects, covering all sorts of clients, regions, and concepts. Given that our team ranges from creative directors, designers, to production and stage managers, we could cover diverse skills from kick-ass Excel skills, to software knowledge to draw a 3D plan, to contacts in unexpected fields. However, the shift also meant that we had to redefine roles in a way so fundamental that it probed our sense of togetherness as a company.
Facing New Challenges
Technically switching to a home office setup was easy, as we already had the digital structures in place. However, when it came to producing content, the existing team had to shift and become experts in new processes and methods immediately. Everyone had to
consider what "digital"
meant in their line of work and implement that incredibly quickly. There was also little to no time to get everyone on board in terms of the larger business objective of the digital shift, which meant we had to trust each other almost blindly.
Also, the core of our work usually included live performances on stage. So we had collaborators and the extended team on the phone who suddenly had no jobs. We supported them in finding grants and other funding opportunities. At the same time, we now hire with a digital focus.
What doesn't kill us…
Despite the challenges we faced as a team, this period made us stronger. We surely have become more flexible, even more willing to work things out together and to demonstrate understanding and support. These times have brought awareness to our own vulnerability as a group, to which, as always, only greater solidarity can be the answer.
In the coming months we want to dive even deeper into the changes we experienced, really asking ourselves what this means for us – individually, as a team, as an industry, and as a society.
Creating space to reflect these micro- and macro layers together will allow us to further grow collectively and emphasise our shared values. This process will also enable each team member to feel more in control of their professional lives and understand the reasons behind the novel circumstances and demands.
An Outlook on the Live Music Events Industry
Senior Event Manager Thalia Davies calls on governments to help ensure a functioning live music industry to return to post Covid-19.
The new demands on office architecture
What Battle Royal Studios now does differently - Interview with design studio UNDPLUS
Hybrid Office Space
Perspectives on the Hans Christian Andersen Festivals
We designed the centrepiece experience for 2020's Hans Christian Andersen Festivals in Odense, Denmark. The annual festival is one of the largest cultural events.


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Le journalisme citoyen est un aspect particulier du média civique qui est l'utilisation des outils de communication, notamment ceux apportés par Internet (site web, blog, forum, wiki…), par des millions de particuliers dans le monde comme moyens de création, d'expression, de documentation et d'information. Il y a un certain renversement dans ce domaine, le citoyen passant du rôle de simple récepteur à celui d'émetteur, devenant lui-même un média. Dans ce contexte, le journalisme citoyen est à contraster avec le journalisme social qui en est un dérivé.

Les acteurs du journalisme citoyen sont des « citoyens-reporters ». Il s'agit d'internautes qui souhaitent témoigner sur ce qu'ils voient, sur ce qu'ils entendent ou sur ce qu'ils constatent. Citizenside, Journal.re,  sont les principaux acteurs sur internet s'étant dotés d'une plateforme communautaire de journalisme citoyen.

Parmi les domaines cités ci-dessus, c'est dans celui de l'information que l'on peut parler de journalisme citoyen.

Abraham Zapruder, qui a filmé l'assassinat de John Fitzgerald Kennedy avec sa caméra amateur en 1963, a été présenté, dans un article de Libération paru en 2007, comme le premier (ou l'ancêtre) des « journalistes citoyens ».

Depuis le mouvement des Gilets Jaunes qui a eu lieu en France fin 2018, de nombreux médias alternatifs et média sociaux constitués de citoyens reporters ont été créés partout à travers la France et d'autres pays (par exemple la Belgique), notamment pour montrer le phénomène populaire de ce mouvement, mais également pour dénoncer les inégalités sociales, ainsi que les violences policières qui ont eu lieu lorsque certaines manifestations dérapent.

En 2021, le Prix Pulitzer  est attribué à Darnella Frazier, pour avoir enregistré avec son téléphone la mort de George Floyd.

Le rôle d'information
Le journalisme citoyen peut être défini comme l'action de citoyens , selon le rapport We Media : How Audiences are Shaping the Future of News and Information de Shayne Bowman et Chris Willis. Ceux-ci ajoutent : . Le journalisme citoyen consiste généralement à fournir un moyen d'expression à des citoyens ordinaires, y compris des représentants des franges les plus marginales et sous-représentées de la société.

Face à la concentration des médias que certains considèrent comme une menace pour la liberté d'expression et la diversité des opinions, Ignacio Ramonet appelle à la constitution d'un cinquième pouvoir, portant les revendications de la société civile et utilisant les canaux de diffusion du journalisme citoyen.

Sur l'internet chinois, l'épidémie de coronavirus de la maladie Covid-19 contribue à l'émergence d'une nouvelle source d'information, les citoyens journalistes dont Chen Qiushi, placé de force en quarantaine début février 2019.

Le développement
Le développement du Web, et notamment de plates-formes de publication faciles d'usage, ont accéléré la tendance et permis l'apparition de nombreux sites Web donnant la parole à des citoyens ordinaires ou des militants profitant de ce nouveau média : « En offrant des plates-formes techniques accessibles à tous, les blogs et wikis autorisent ce que nous appelons le "journalisme citoyen", par ce biais nous pouvons tous passer du statut de lecteur à celui de rédacteur, de commentateur des événements. Position éminemment satisfaisante ». Le Web a donné aux citoyens les outils du journaliste, les moyens de faire des reportages et de les diffuser.

Dimensions régionale ou locale
Le journalisme citoyen est devenu un média prisé notamment pour l'information de proximité, se concentrant sur une ville, parfois même sur un quartier, pour donner un éclairage différent à la vie d'une communauté dont certains membres s'estiment ignorés par les médias existants ou délaissés par les institutions locales.

À côté des blogs individuels, des sites organisent la publication d'articles de nombreux lecteurs-rédacteurs bénévoles.

Courants de pensée
La plupart des courants de pensée ont également recours à ces possibilités, parfois de façon organisée sous forme de tribune plus que spontanément citoyenne. Certains sites se réclamant comme « citoyens » ont une coloration résolument engagée politiquement ou polémique. En France, L'Échangeur Basse-Normandie, Adverbe et la ville d'Alençon ont même créé un Prix du blog citoyen, dont la première édition s'est tenue en juin 2006. De même, on compte parmi les médias altermondialistes des sites se réclamant du journalisme citoyen, par exemple le collectif Indymedia.

Débat sur la pertinence et l'influence
Le fait que de nombreux journalistes citoyens sont souvent des militants pour une cause ou une idéologie particulière a soulevé des critiques.

De nombreux médias traditionnels accusent nombre de partisans du journalisme citoyen de manquer de l'objectivité nécessaire à la pratique du journalisme. Le journalisme citoyen a aussi été critiqué récemment dans le domaine universitaire, notamment par Vincent Maher, dirigeant du New Media Lab de l'Université Rhodes, qui a souligné plusieurs faiblesses parmi les revendications des journalistes civiques, qu'il résume comme  (). Cet article a été largement critiqué par la presse et la blogosphère. Une étude informelle de Tom Grubisich en 2005 passa par ailleurs en revue de nombreux sites web civiques et jugea sévèrement le contenu et la qualité de nombre d'entre eux sur.

Même les partisans les plus ardents du journalisme citoyen en reconnaissent les faiblesses et les limites : , concède Craig Newmark, fondateur de Craigslist.

Le philosophe Guillaume Cazeaux estime, quant à lui, que dans la pratique du journalisme citoyen, ce n'est pas tant d'un renouvellement du journalisme dont il est question que d'un renouvellement de l'exercice de la citoyenneté. Les « journalistes citoyens » apparaissent avant tout comme des citoyens qui cherchent à sortir de leur état de « minorité », au sens que Kant donne à ce terme dans Qu'est-ce que les Lumières ?, c'est-à-dire qu'ils font l'effort de se servir  de leur propre entendement, rompant avec les prescriptions de leurs tuteurs traditionnels, constitués essentiellement de nos jours et dans nos contrées des journalistes et autres invités récurrents des médias de masse :

Notes et références

Voir aussi

Articles connexes
 Contenu généré par les utilisateurs
 Journalisme jaune
 Journalisme social
 Médias de l'altermondialisme
 Médias alternatifs
 NowPublic

Liens externes
 Alternative Media Global Project, site collaboratif qui recense les publications portant sur les médias alternatifs, et propose un panorama géographique et historique du phénomène à l'échelle mondiale
 QNDM, site d'information participatif

Critique du journalisme
Média Internet
Plateforme communautaire

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Nautical Publishing Company, 1st edition 1968.
Alec Rose's account of his single-handed circumnavigation of the globe 1967-68.
A signed limited edition, number 99 of 260 copies.
Hardback – half leather binding with cloth boards, marbled endpapers, and top edge gilt. 193pp plus b/w & colour plates and standard edition endpapers sewn-in. 8.75 x 5.75 inches approx. 224mm x 148mm).
A nice, clean copy in a custom slipcase.