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"use strict";

import * as vscode from "vscode";
import * as node from "../node";
import * as token from '../token';
import { ModeHandler } from "../../mode/modeHandler";
import { TextEditor } from "../../textEditor";

export interface ISubstituteCommandArguments extends node.ICommandArgs {
  pattern: string;
  replace: string;
  flags: number;
  count?: number;
}

/**
 * The flags that you can use for the substitute commands:
 * [&] Must be the first one: Keep the flags from the previous substitute command.
 * [c] Confirm each substitution.
 * [e] When the search pattern fails, do not issue an error message and, in
 *     particular, continue in maps as if no error occurred.
 * [g] Replace all occurrences in the line.  Without this argument, replacement
 *     occurs only for the first occurrence in each line.
 * [i] Ignore case for the pattern.
 * [I] Don't ignore case for the pattern.
 * [n] Report the number of matches, do not actually substitute.
 * [p] Print the line containing the last substitute.
 * [#] Like [p] and prepend the line number.
 * [l] Like [p] but print the text like |:list|.
 * [r] When the search pattern is empty, use the previously used search pattern
 *     instead of the search pattern from the last substitute or ":global".
 */
export enum SubstituteFlags {
  None = 0,
  KeepPreviousFlags = 0x1,
  ConfirmEach = 0x2,
  SuppressError = 0x4,
  ReplaceAll = 0x8,
  IgnoreCase = 0x10,
  NoIgnoreCase = 0x20,
  PrintCount = 0x40,
  PrintLastMatchedLine = 0x80,
  PrintLastMatchedLineWithNumber = 0x100,
  PrintLastMatchedLineWithList = 0x200,
  UsePreviousPattern = 0x400
}

export class SubstituteCommand extends node.CommandBase {
  protected _arguments : ISubstituteCommandArguments;

  constructor(args : ISubstituteCommandArguments) {
    super();
    this._name = 'search';
    this._arguments = args;
  }

  get arguments() : ISubstituteCommandArguments {
    return this._arguments;
  }

  getRegex(args: ISubstituteCommandArguments) {
    let jsRegexFlags = "";

    if (args.flags & SubstituteFlags.ReplaceAll) {
      jsRegexFlags += "g";
    }

    if (args.flags & SubstituteFlags.IgnoreCase) {
      jsRegexFlags += "i";
    }

    return new RegExp(args.pattern, jsRegexFlags);
  }

  async replaceTextAtLine(line: number, regex: RegExp) {
    const originalContent = TextEditor.readLineAt(line);
    const newContent = originalContent.replace(regex, this._arguments.replace);

    if (originalContent !== newContent) {
      await TextEditor.replace(new vscode.Range(line, 0, line, originalContent.length), newContent);
    }
  }

  async execute(): Promise<void> {
    const regex = this.getRegex(this._arguments);
    const selection = vscode.window.activeTextEditor.selection;
    const line = selection.start.isBefore(selection.end) ? selection.start.line : selection.end.line;

    await this.replaceTextAtLine(line, regex);
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  async executeWithRange(modeHandler : ModeHandler, range: node.LineRange) {
    let startLine: vscode.Position;
    let endLine: vscode.Position;

    if (range.left[0].type === token.TokenType.Percent) {
      startLine = new vscode.Position(0, 0);
      endLine = new vscode.Position(TextEditor.getLineCount() - 1, 0);
    } else {
      startLine = range.lineRefToPosition(vscode.window.activeTextEditor, range.left, modeHandler);
      endLine = range.lineRefToPosition(vscode.window.activeTextEditor, range.right, modeHandler);
    }

    if (this._arguments.count && this._arguments.count >= 0) {
      startLine = endLine;
      endLine = new vscode.Position(endLine.line + this._arguments.count - 1, 0);
    }

    // TODO: Global Setting.
    // TODO: There are differencies between Vim Regex and JS Regex.

    let regex = this.getRegex(this._arguments);
    for (let currentLine = startLine.line; currentLine <= endLine.line && currentLine < TextEditor.getLineCount(); currentLine++) {
      await this.replaceTextAtLine(currentLine, regex);
    }
  }
}

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According to a statement from the Pentagon, President Donald Trump really wants to throw a military parade, and it's looking like it might actually happen.
Trump apparently ordered the Pentagon to plan a patriotic military parade inspired by France's Bastille Day parade, which Trump was a guest at last year. However, many are pointing out that large public displays of U.S. military strength aren't very, well, American.
The last military parade was in 1991 to mark the Gulf War victory. Daily tributes were held across the country to welcome home troops who had been part of Operation Desert Storm. The biggest celebrations were in New York and Washington, where Patriot missile systems were on display. Helicopters flew over the Washington Monument and Army General Norman Schwarzkopf Jr., the chief of U.S. Central Command, led troops through the $8 million display. Meanwhile, New Yorkers assembled and carried a giant American flag along Broadway as part of Operation Welcome Home.
Other notable moments included both President Dwight Eisenhower's 1953 inauguration parade, as well President John F. Kennedy's 1961 inauguration parade — both of which showcased missiles and tanks (though they weren't technically "military parades" per say).
Trump's decision has garnered widespread criticism, with The Associated Press reporting that, with the exception of specific holidays like the Fourth of July and Veterans Day, the U.S. typically doesn't participate in "gaudy displays of military hardware" that are more characteristic of authoritarian countries like China and North Korea.
Press Secretary Sarah Sanders has state that Trump wants this event to be "a celebration at which all Americans can show their appreciation." Interesting, especially because Trump personally deferred military assignments five separate times when he was of service age.


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This soulmate connection seemed like it would last forever after Kinney proposed to the pop super star with an amazing heart-shaped diamond ring and she was overjoyed to say yes. The relationship waters have become restless since then apparently, and it all resulted in taking a break, or at least that's what Lady Gaga called it.
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5 Best Family Resorts in Cancun
August 10, 2020 / Families Love Travel Team
Photo Courtesy: Finest Playa Mujeres
Guarantee an amazing Mexican vacation with kids by booking these best family resorts in Cancun! Nestled on the country's southeastern shore off the Yucatan Peninsula's tip, it's known for dreamy white sand beaches, child-friendly resorts, and lively local culture. As a plus, many hotels in the area are located within convenient driving distance of the airport. (Or nearby other sightseeing attractions!) That means you'll always be a short drive away from your next family adventure! When it comes time to settle in for the night, however, parents should seek a reliable hotel; especially one catering to little ones and adults alike. But how do you decide among endless choices? Detailing family-friendly amenities like pools, kid's clubs, and adult-centric offerings, this article includes budget and luxury recommendations polled from our Facebook group. Keep reading to discover which family resorts in Cancun will be best for your next memorable trip with children!
Best All-Inclusive Resorts in Cancun for Families
If you're looking for the best family all-inclusive resorts in Cancun, you can end your search! We've compiled incredible, parent-recommended options for your Cancun family vacation. In fact, your kids won't ever want to leave these fantastic all-inclusive resorts in Cancun!
Finest Playa Mujeres
Finest Playa Mujeres is exactly the oasis families dream of when planning a tranquil escape from reality! Set among soft sand and crystal blue waters, this is one of the best all-inclusive resorts in Cancun for families. It is also gated to ensure your privacy, enclosing a spectacular sanctuary within its grounds. At the same time, your family's stay here will also be accessible, whether you're looking to visit nearby downtown or driving to Cancun International Airport! Who would ever want to leave this kid-centric playground, though? From riveting land excursions to seaside family fun, little ones staying at Finest Playa Mujeres can also take advantage of indoor play areas, parent-free zones, and programming for toddlers, tweens, and everyone in between! All ages are welcome to celebrate together at one of the best Cancun resorts for kids!
Why The Kids Will Thank You
Photo Courtesy: Phoebe Diamond
Kids will love the rotating activity roster at Finest Playa Mujeres! The hotel is divided into three kid's clubs: mini, maxi, and teen. The Mini Club is best for little children six and under, featuring a mini pool playground, changing rooms, and tons of multi-purpose games. (Those younger require parental supervision.) Kids ages seven to eleven can enjoy the Maxi Club instead, where they'll find an inside plaza area with a mini spa, theater, video games, and books. Play ping pong or air hockey outside! Teens twelve to sixteen also have customized activities at the Teen Club, like roasting marshmallows around a bonfire, movie nights, and kickball tournaments. When the weather warms up and families want to take a dip in the pool, however, you'll have plenty of choices, too. Finest Playa Mujeres has twelve swimming pools scattered throughout the property and a couple of hot water jacuzzis!
Why Parents Love It
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Parents will soon discover why Finest Playa Mujeres is one of the best family resorts in Cancun! Though vacationing with kids is always great for bonding, you'll also have substantial alone time when staying here. In fact, the hotel offers a special child care program for kids three and over during hectic hours like breakfast and dinner. Certified nannies will watch little ones for 90 minutes at a time so adults can simply sit back and relax for a spell! In the meantime, enjoy the hotel's amenities by working out in the fitness center or getting a treatment at the luxurious spa. Or, cap your day off by visiting one of the on-site bars, whether poolside or in the lobby, to unwind with a drink or two!
Photo Courtesy: Allie Dawn
Aside from activities specifically tailored to adults or children, Finest Playa Mujeres also provides plenty of fun for the entire family! From the 18-hole golf club to scuba diving, deep-sea fishing, tennis lessons, and private yachting excursions, you'll never lack adrenaline-pumping activities here. Together, you can play beach volleyball, paddleboard, kayak, snorkel, or try archery and air rifle shooting, among the other activities. For older children, the hotel also organizes a variety of motorized and non-motorized water activities on-site. On rainy days, however, even youngsters can participate in family-friendly dance and cooking lessons organized by the hotel. Live bands, nightly performances in the theater, and fantastic shows for adults and kids alike are also available to entertain everyone throughout your next all-inclusive stay! It's no wonder this is one of the best all-inclusive resorts in Cancun for families!
The Grand at Moon Palace Hotel
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The Grand At Moon Palace is a worthy contender on our list of best family resorts in Cancun! Boasting beautiful surroundings, your vacation with kids here will be brimming with endless opportunities to experience modern Mexican opulence and convenience. In fact, the elegance is unparalleled at this lavish, this is the best all-inclusive resort in Cancun for families who want all the small details to be taken care of for them. Indulge in signature amenities geared toward guests of all ages, lovely room options, and even dining that accommodates children! Luckily, a visit here also gives you some bang for your buck in terms of access to other Cancun attractions. Those staying at The Grand also have access to two other family resorts on the Moon Palace Cancun property; Sunrise and Nizuc.
With nine swimming pools and a waterpark catering to little ones, kids will spend days splashing. (On a slide or in the wave pool!) The kid's club for ages four to twelve is also packed with big fun for little guests! The Sunrise Playroom features a creativity area, fashion catwalk, a dollhouse, and video games. Teens also flock here for the Xbox room, comfy theater, labyrinth, or sandbox. There's also a baby area, a swing garden, monkey bars, and a seesaw. Designed with a focus on interactive and outdoor activities, the Playroom in Nizuc, its sister hotel, also has a market, school, baby area, and creativity area for younger kids. The upper floor is for kids 4-7 years old and the ground floor is for kids 8-17 years old. With so many kid-friendly options, The Grand at Moon Palace is certainly one of the best Cancun resorts for kids.
While the kids enjoy time among friends, parents can revel in privacy at one of the best Cancun resorts for families! Ease the strain of a busy work week at the hotel's on-site spa, where guests can customize their bliss with an invigorating menu of massage treatments, which also includes complimentary hydrotherapy. Need to stick to your work out schedule? The hotel also has a fitness center! Or, take a few laps around the adults-only pool, where you'll enjoy a fantastic afternoon DJ alongside craft cocktails, snacks, and other refreshments. The Grand at Moon Palace Hotel's on-site club, Unique, also showcases signature cocktails and an upscale ambiance, if parents want to spend the night dancing. The hotel also has a total of 9 bars where you can sip and enjoy a cocktail or two.
Outdoor fun awaits your family at The Grand at Moon Palace! Between non-motorized water sports, exotic scuba tours, or paddleboarding (with yoga!), there's truly no way you'll ever be bored here. The hotel also provides bikes for families to explore the surrounding areas. Children will also have the time of their lives at the on-site water theme park, with a selection of slides, obstacle courses, and the awesome lazy river. There are also so many beautiful natural attractions and fascinating cultural sites nearby! Snorkel deep into the ocean, adventure around Cancun on a boat, or traverse ancient Mayan ruins. You can even swim with the dolphins while you're at it! The Grand At Moon Palace Hotel also has a 27 hole signature golf course, offering both individual and private lessons for all ages. Additionally, the hotel also organizes a variety of poolside games and contests for families!
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Photo Courtesy: Hyatt Ziva Cancun
No family ever regrets a well-earned stay at the Hyatt Ziva with kids! This stunning, all-inclusive beachfront resort is situated along Punta Cancun's most beautiful strip of shoreline, framed by the incandescent Caribbean Sea. Luckily, aside from being awe-inspiring, it's also a one-stop-shop for all your next amazing adventure with little ones! A clean, Minimalist design harmonizes with the hotel's eco-friendly ambiance to create an aura of tranquility for your entire family. Even seasoned travelers will be impressed by this playful family escape on Mexico's Yucatan Coast, between its access to exciting activities, accommodating staff, or on-site kids club! Spend time together here as well as apart, inspiring everyone to live in the moment while living out their fantasies at The Hyatt Ziva Cancun, one of the best family-friendly resorts in Cancun.
Photo Courtesy: Erin Kujanek Barron
Kids of all ages can spend blissful days on Hyatt Ziva's white-sand beaches, wading through clear blue Caribbean waters. Stay cool in one of three infinity pools or relax in two generous sized hot tubs! Children ages four to twelve will also love the KidZ Club at Hyatt Ziva, where they can make new friends and join in on the fun! Supervised pool games, like water volleyball, or splashing around in the mini waterpark will keep them cool all day long here. Other adventures also include arts and crafts, video games, and beach excursions. Teens won't ever want to leave the @Moods Lounge and Club too, the resort's exclusive teen-only spot to chill out and socialize! During the day, they can check out the hotel's virtual reality simulators, for example. By night, dance the evening away with karaoke sessions and mocktails as @Moods transforms into the ultimate party zone.
Parents will have plenty of time away from the kids at the Hyatt Ziva Cancun! Start each day in a peaceful trance during beachside yoga. Or, just work up a sweat in the world-class fitness center, testing out the latest cardio and strength training equipment! A variety of fitness classes are also available here for parents to sample. Even better, the exercise will be incorporated into the hotel's stunning property; like aqua spinning or even kickboxing in one of the on-site pools. Once you're one working out, though, prepare to relax in an eco-holistic, Mayan-inspired sanctuary; It boasts 13 treatment rooms and six beachfront palapas! If you prefer your tastings in a more spirited form, there are 6 bars on property. Of course, that includes a microbrewery and three lounges at one of the best Cancun resorts for families!
Each day brings new experiences with your kids at the Hyatt Ziva Cancun! Enjoy a variety of non-motorized water sports like kayaking, paddleboarding, snorkeling, and scuba diving throughout your family's stay here. At night, delight in family-friendly presentations at the alfresco amphitheater, where you'll see professional musicians, brilliant dancers, and gasp-inducing acrobatics! When it rains, however, the hotel also has you covered with scheduled programming to keep kids of all ages entertained. Test your luck playing Black Jack, for example, or take a lesson on how to paint a handmade keepsake. The Hyatt Ziva also offers dance classes and opportunities for kids and adults alike to sharpen their Spanish skills!
Photo Courtesy: Hard Rock Hotel Cancun
What's better than a stay with kids at the iconic Hard Rock Hotel? The Cancun location of this popular hotel chain combines the reliability you'd expect from the famous brand alongside magnificent Mexican hospitality. All-inclusive with multiple pools and tons of family fun, it also means you may never have to leave the resort if you don't want to! Music fans vacationing here will love this beachfront hotel's unique flairs, from its kitschy decor to music-themed activities and live, kid-friendly performances paying tribute to pop stars. Whether your family prefers to scour on-site restaurants for the best cuisine or spend days lounging under the sun, you'll find plenty of shoreline space to accommodate your needs here. The Hard Rock Hotel's stunning location means year-round access to Cancun's beautiful beaches!
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Kids can treat the Hard Rock Hotel like a much-needed getaway! At the on-site Hard Rock Roxity Kids Club for ages four to twelve, little ones can enjoy themed programming to ensure it's a vacation they never forget. Soar down a jumbo pool slide, jump on a trampoline, play Xbox 360, and so much more! Activities rotate throughout the seasons. Older kids twelve and up can even live out their rockstar fantasy at the on-site Music Lab. There, you'll find props, instruments, and costumes to make your very own music video! Or, enjoy an age-appropriate movie at the mini-cinema, ideal for all interests. This kid-friendly fun also extends to the hotel's four on-site pools, one of which is specifically geared toward children. Unwind in one of the hot tubs while your youngsters take advantage of balloon animals and arts and crafts. Or, hit the playground, complete with water slides!
Parents will love The Hard Rock Hotel for its dedication to adults-only privacy! Enjoy up to three hours of babysitting from a vetted nanny while you indulge in amenities like the Rock Spa. (Along with a complimentary care package.) Choose from lavish massages, facials, and body scrubs aimed at giving you the "celebrity treatment." Or, hit the gym by heading to the fitness center and signing up for scheduled classes! In the mood for a shopping spree? On-site, the Rock Store showcases a selection of themed souvenirs to take home as a memento from your wonderful trip! The in-house Posh Beauty Salon also awaits your next makeover, whether with a manicure or new haircut. In addition to these amenities, the Hard Rock Hotel also organizes wine and tequila tasting sessions for parents who wish to indulge in some extra kid-free time at one of the best Cancun resorts for families!
Families can also participate in tons of activities together at one of the best family-friendly resorts in Cancun! The Hard Rock Hotel Cancun offers access to a Vacation Planner, who will book nearby non-motorized water activities for kids who want to snorkel, kayak, or scuba dive, among other ocean getaways. If you'd prefer to hit the court, the property also provides ample space to play tennis, as well as basketball. Between playing a round of golf at the world's only Hard Rock golf courses or taking an action-packed adventure at the region's most breathtaking cenotes, you'll never be out of options here. In fact, you're now probably wondering how you can squeeze in as many of these activities as you can during your family's stay at The Hard Rock Hotel in Cancun!
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Best Resorts in Cancun for Families
Additionally, families looking for alternatives to all-inclusive resorts can enjoy one of these Cancun resorts for families. Your kids will adore exploring nearby things to do in Cancun, as well as making memories as a family on the beach or in the pool. Rest easy and enjoy yourself when you start your Cancun family vacation at one of the best hotels for kids in Cancun!
Nizuc Resort and Spa
Photo Courtesy: Nizuc Resort and Spa
Head to the NIZUC Resort and Spa to relax with kids among one of Cancun's most stunning natural oases! Located on the Yucatán Peninsula, this opulent, beachfront resort places you within a spectacular setting and nearby various local attractions for little kids. (Among them are Playa Delfines and the Interactive Aquarium Cancun.) Nizuc also offers families a secluded stay, surrounded by protected mangrove jungle, making it one of the best Cancun resorts for kids. So whether you want to sunbathe on a sparkling beach with a drink in hand or jet off for more daring adventures, Nizuc Resort and Spa provides a cozy bed to return to when it's all said and done. Don't forget to take advantage of its versatile location on the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef!
Kids will definitely appreciate a stay at NIZUC Resort and Spa! Winik's Kids Club organizes daytime activities for children to enjoy like piñatas, arts and crafts, and face painting. It's available for ages 4 to 12. For older ones, the Terra Nostra Lounge also offers billiards and foosball. Plus, plenty of TV screens for teens to take advantage of during their stay! For days when you just want to splash in the pool, the hotel also offers plenty of options. Three swimming pools throughout the property cater to families looking for a quiet time under the sun. The hotel also has two beaches, one of which is only for kids ages 16 and older! With so many options, this is certainly one of the best family-friendly resorts in Cancun.
Nizuc Spa by ESPA is a good reason for parents to book a stay at one of these best family resorts in Cancun. Signature services here include the Mayan Cacao, where warm cacao oil is poured onto your forehead; or, the Nizuc Renewal, sea salt and agave body scrub, warm stone treatment, and scalp massage. Parents can also head to the salon for a blow-out or the cafe for a quick coffee. Or, indulge in a variety of fitness classes held within the resort! Showcasing mahogany detailing and a black-and-white checkered floor, The Mahogany Lounge offers parents hand-rolled cigars and rums from the Caribbean on a night away from the kids. Nearby, also try out Bar A-Kan, a quiet hideaway perfect for pre-dinner drinks, overlooking the sea. No matter your needs, you'll find them here, at one of the best Cancun resorts for families!
Photo Courtesy: Gunjan Prakash
Families staying at NIZUC Resort and Spa have endless opportunities to branch out and experience Cancun! In fact, the hotel even arranges tours to the nearby ancient Mayan ruins. Check out Chichén Itzá, Tulum, and Coba, ideal for giving kids a brief history lesson on the area! You can also embark on offsite golf and fishing excursions, as well as take advantage of the hotel's tennis court. NIZUC also organizes other activities for families to enjoy like snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding, amongst plenty of other options. When the weather is gloomy, don't worry too much! NIZUC organizes cigar rolling classes for parents and sushi-making lessons for youngsters. In the evenings, relish in smooth Jazz music played by a live local band. These are just some of the many perks of staying at one of the best family resorts in Cancun!
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We hope this list of 5 Best Family Resorts in Cancun provides great suggestions for an upcoming family vacation! No matter where you book your stay, though, you'll have the time of your lives together with your kids! A special thank you to the Families Who Love to Travel Facebook community who helped to compile this list of 5 Best Family Resorts in Cancun. Families Who Love To Travel is a group of amazing families who love adventure and exploring through travel. Join the Facebook community and the Instagram community to connect with other families who love the unique experiences travel has to offer!
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Q: OpenCV stereo vision 3D coordinates to 2D camera-plane projection different than triangulating 2D points to 3D I get an image point in the left camera (pointL) and the corresponding image point in the right camera (pointR) of my stereo camera using feature matching. The two cameras are parallel and are at the same "hight". There is only a x-translation between them.
I also know the projection matrices for each camera (projL, projR), which I got during calibration using initUndistortRectifyMap.
For triangulating the point, I call:
triangulatePoints(projL, projR, pointL, pointR, pos3D) (documentation), where pos3D is the output 3D position of the object.
Now, I want to project the 3D-coordinates to the 2D-image of the left camera:

2Dpos = projL*3dPos

The resulting x-coordinate is correct. But the y-coodinate is about 20 pixels wrong.
How can I fix this?
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Of course, I need to use homogeneous coordinates, in order to multiply it with the projection matrix (3x4). For that reason, I set:
3dPos[0] = x;
3dPos[1] = y;
3dPos[2] = z;
3dPos[3] = 1;

Is it wrong, to set 3dPos[3]to 1?
Note:

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*All images are remapped, I do this in a kind of preprocessing step.

*Of course, I always use the homogeneous coordinates

A: You are likely projecting into the rectified camera. Need to apply the inverse of the rectification warp to obtain the point in the original (undistorted) linear camera coordinates, then apply distortion to get into the original image.

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The Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, Richard Bruton T.D. today met Paddy Finn from Castletroy-based Electricity Exchange, a national finalist in this year's 'Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur' competition.
Mr. Finn is being supported in the competition by the Local Enterprise Office Limerick which last month awarded him a €20,000 investment after being named Limerick's Best Young Entrepreneur.
Over 1,000 young entrepreneurs, all aged between 18 and 30 and from every county in Ireland, applied for the first ever 'Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur' competition, which is being run by all 31 Local Enterprise Offices. 24 finalists from 17 counties have now made it to the national final and the announcement of winners will take place on Sunday, December 7th at Google's European Headquarters in Dublin.
"The sheer energy and quality of the 24 entrepreneurs who will compete in the IBYE national final, having come through a competition involving over 1000 applicants, is hugely encouraging. I look forward to seeing more of them over the coming weeks as they compete to be named as Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur," added the Minister.
Eamon Ryan of Local Enterprise Office Limerick highlighted the year-round supports that are on offer to young people thinking of setting up their own businesses.
Electricity Exchange Ltd. is a new entrant in Ireland's electricity market and is operated by Dr. Paddy Finn and Duncan O'Toole. Based at the Castletroy Commercial Campus, the company aggregates large industrial electricity consumers that have the ability to reduce their consumption of power at short notice. The potential demand reduction capacity is in-turn sold to the Single Electricity Market through the Demand Side Unit mechanism. When called upon by EirGrid to reduce consumption on the grid, Electricity Exchange remotely operates generators or temporarily shuts off equipment on its clients' sites in order to achieve the required reduction.
Launched earlier this year by Minister Bruton and supported by the Department of Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation, the nationwide IBYE competition forms part of the Action Plan for Jobs 2014, with a total €2million fund available to county winners and overall national winners, who each can win a total of up to €70,000 investment in their business. Winners will also be offered a place on the Google "Adopt a Startup" programme for 2015.
Further updates about 'Ireland's Best Young Entrepreneur' and YouTube videos for each of the national finalists are available through www.ibye.ie or by searching #ibye on social media.


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Nashville embraces one of its freshest faces in country music with Reno, Nevada, native Dani Jack. Her first taste of the stage came when she was cast as The Little Drummer Boy at just four years old. Since then, Dani's singing and performing abilities have taken her to various venues around the world, from Las Vegas to Los Angeles to Nashville and all the way to China and Haiti.
Her October 2019 single release, 'Dance,' has already garnered attention from multiple music blogs saying that "Dani delivers a moving & heartfelt musical performance that brings the emotive energy behind the lyrics to centre stage, which enables to you to feel instant connection to the song itself" (Fierce & Fabulous Revolution). The music video was released in early April exclusively on Medium and has been called "a cinematic piece with a raw and emotive treatment" (Belles & Gals).
Fresh off the release of her debut single "Fallin' For It" in June 2018, Dani introduced to fans her highly anticipated debut EP, Grace, produced by Luke Forehand (Blackbird Studios). Music blog Out from the Pine Box described the EP as "a balance between feisty and fun lyrics with seamless segues to the more sentimental and slow songs." She released her first solo music video for "Hurt" during Sexual Assault Awareness Month April 2019 to benefit Espere Community Counseling Center's Roots of Courage program, designed to support survivors of sexual assault in Haiti.
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Inside Jennifer Hudson's Messy Breakup & Restraining Order
After nearly ten years together, Jennifer Hudson and her fiancé, David Otunga, have called it quits.
The singer's rep says they've been "in the process of ending their relationship for a number of months," and Jennifer was granted a protective order against him in an effort to protect her and their 8-year-old son. Many believe the former wrestler was abusive during their relationship.
Here's what David's rep had to say about the abuse claims:
"Mr. Otunga has never abused or harassed Ms. Hudson or their son, and it is unfortunate, especially in today's climate, that she would feel the need to make these false allegations against him. Mr. Otunga looks forward to his day in court and in being awarded the residential care of the parties' only child,"
Messy, messy.
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Anonymous Nov 17, 2017 At 05:28
Aint nobody scared of punk. If anything he should be filing papers on her demonic ass this bitch can get a mass murder done wit one phone call.
You ain't never lied. If I was him I wouldn't have married her either!!
cosign… He should just move on and count it a blessing. Then throw some salt around his front door. Demonic bitch is right.
Suzieque53 Nov 17, 2017 At 06:14
" they have been separated for months" more like years….Why would you marry a gay guy anyway….your first love was down with you from jump but you dumped him for this gay dude because of his looks…I believe her abuse claims because it's mostly the gay guys that abuse women because they want to be a woman. ..
BULLSHIT!!!
She was just with him for his looks (Because he looks like he got sugar all in his tank) and he was with her because she had money. They been together for close to 29 years and he wasn't even planning on marrying her. But at least she came out with a cute kid at the end so punk definitely helped her on that one..
You are wrong…she was the one hesitating. He said it in quite a few interviews.
Idk how that went to 29 years when I meant to say *10 ?
When, i first saw him on I Love New York, he just looked so gay. Maybe that's why New York didn't choose him.
I wonder why he didn't pursue his law career.
Crazychris Nov 21, 2017 At 20:58
New York chose weak ass tailor made who was a simp
He knows the law but he will join that fraternity that the rest of the Hollywood husbands are in!
Kem Nov 17, 2017 At 10:33
Luckily for her it's a child custody issue and not a divorce issue. She will have to pay lots of child support and the domestic charge against him is probably to help her limit how much he will get. She made her bed.
Pop Nov 18, 2017 At 12:38
This man should get a lot of cash and joint custody it seems there has been no reports of violence previously, but it's her way of ending things to revamp her career.
If j HUD was getting beat we would have heard reports years ago I mean David gay Or not is a big dude compared to her


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Oh good! And there is more where that came from. I still need to do a complete poetry list and book review list.
Well, if I can figure out a way to raise my computer up to eye level, I will have plenty of time to catch up on all your fab blogs!


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Having identified a lack of supply in specific sectors of an improving local market, the development team secured vacant possession of this building. They initially created a single, ground floor retail unit, pre-let to luxury bathroom store, C P Hart.
The upper two floors were speculatively subdivided into 8 office suites of between 90 sq m and 180 sq m and marketed on both leasehold and freehold terms. Within 8 months of the launch, 6 of the 8 office units have been successfully disposed of and we are in negotiation with a tenant for 1 of the remaining suites. The total project cost was £730,000 with an end value of £2,350,000.
A joint venture purchase of the freehold interest in 48 Albemarle Street, London W1S 4DH, for £7.6m, which has reflected an initial yield of 3.44%.
The building was comprised of 2,891 sq ft NIA of retail on ground and basement let to Rymans and four upper floors of office totalling 4,247 sq ft NIA let to three tenants.
Vacant possession was negotiated with the tenants of the upper office floors and the JV applied for a change of use to residential on the upper floors together with an extension of to the rear and additional mezzanine space at first floor level. Planning consent was granted on November 12th 2012.
While it was the intention to build out, an offer for £9.830M was accepted on October 12th 2012. The contract has exchanged and is due for completion on April 7th 2013.


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A poetry reading John Balaban.
Lackawanna County (Pa.)--History;Scranton (Pa.)--History;Poetry
This poster advertises a poetry reading by John Balaban at the Arts Gallery in Scranton on November 17, 1982. No video recordings of this reading survive.
A poetry reading Marvin Bell.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Marvin Bell at Jefferson Hall, University of Scranton on October 8, 1980.
A poetry reading Robert Bly.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Robert Bly at Everhart Museum, Scranton on November 10, 1985.
A poetry reading William Bronk.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by William Bronk at Everhart Museum, Scranton on November 8, 1978.
A poetry reading Robert Creeley.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Robert Creeley in the Community Room of the Lackawanna County Children's Library on April 13, 1988.
Dances of India.
This poster advertises a dance performance by Neena Gulati at the Everhart Museum on November 10, 1985. Gulati performed with poet Robert Bly.
A poetry reading by Lawrence Ferlinghetti.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Lawrence Ferlinghetti at the Everhart Museum in Scranton on September 30, 1984.
A poetry reading Carolyn Forche.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Carolyn Forche at the Lucan Center in Scranton on November 6, 1988.
A poetry reading Tess Gallagher.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Tess Gallagher at Jefferson Hall, University of Scranton on April 23, 1981.
A poetry reading Louise Gluck.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Louise Gluck at the Everhart Museum in Scranton on May 1, 1979. Video recordings of this reading have not survived.
Poet Michael S. Harper with musicians Julius Hemphill and Abdul Wadud.
This poster advertises a performance by Michael S. Harper with saxophonist Julius Hemphill and cellist Abdul Wadud at the Lucan Center in Scranton on March 22, 1986. No video recording of this performance has survived.
Environmentalism and the creative imagination.
This poster advertises a series of multi-media performances held on June 4th and 5th, 1983 in Scranton. Participants included Native American activist Oren Lyons, poet Wendell Berry, Native American author / storyteller Joseph Bruchac, poet...
Jung and the mytho-poetic imagination.
This poster advertises a multi-media performance held at the Everhart Museum in Scranton on March 23, 1985. Participants include poet Sid Cedering, scholar Dr. David Miller, poet William Pitt Root, and psychoanalyst Eugene Monick.
A poetry reading Galway Kinnell.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Galway Kinnell at the Everhart Museum in Scranton on April 4, 1979.
A poetry reading Etheridge Knight.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Etheridge Knight at Jefferson Hall, University of Scranton on March 11, 1980.
A poetry reading Thomas Lux.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Thomas Lux at the Lucan Center in Scranton on March 5, 1989.
A poetry reading Mary Oliver Pulitizer Prize winner.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Mary Oliver at the Lucan Center in Scranton on October 10, 1986. No video recording of this reading has survived.
A poetry reading Stephen Dunn.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Stephen Dunn at Jefferson Hall, University of Scranton on November 7, 1979.
Scranton poetry & song.
This poster advertises a multi-media performance held at the Everhart Museum in Scranton on June 2, 1984. Participants included literary critic and poet Jay Parini, poet Paul Kelly, folk singer Joe Hickerson, musician Tim McGurl, Abram Bernstein,...
A poetry reading Gary Snyder.
This poster advertises a poetry reading by Gary Snyder at the Everhart Museum in Scranton on October 17, 1978.


Happy New Year and welcome to our first blog post of 2018! We're crystal ball gazing again, but this time it's not about what hotels will be concerning themselves with this year (we gave our thoughts on that last week), but what will be on their customers' minds.
It's January, the time of year everyone typically makes grand plans to get fit and healthy. While I tend to find myself back on the sofa by February, more and more people are committing for longer and even building travel plans around various physical and mental challenges.
OTAs have spotted the opportunity — in New York in November our data showed a spike in their pricing activity around the weekend of the marathon — so make sure you get in on the action too.
Is there a package deal you can create around the local marathon or other event? Perhaps you could even become a race's official accommodation provider in a partnership deal? Or with the help of experts in the field, can you dream up your own hike, race or other test that might appeal to challenge-seeking travellers?
This one we've borrowed from Small Luxury Hotels of the World. As the shift away from possessions and towards experiences remains in full swing, SLH expects hotels that can offer something radically different from the norm to prosper.
Guests won't be afraid to get their hands dirty and 'work' on their vacations, whether that means catching their own dinner or making a fragrance to scent their suite (as they do in the Hotel Magna Pars Suites Milano), the group says.
So ensure you are making the most of the heritage of your hotel and its location. The Hotel Magna Pars Suites Milano, for example, is based in an old perfume factory. What unique (and ideally very Instagram-able!) characteristics can you play up? Food and drink tends to work well — foraging is also having it's time in the sun — so find your self a talented chef who might enjoy mixing with the guests to create a one-off dining experience.
The word "remote" is popping up more and more in travel these days. Airbnb for instance says bookings of nature lodges are up 700% and Booking.com reports that 25% of travellers want to visit a remote or challenging location next year.
Of course, it's pretty tricky for many existing hotels to suddenly make themselves more remote! But it's still possible to cater to this trend in some, even small, way. Are there parts of your hotels you can designate as "quiet zones", where guests looking to be undisturbed by the buzz of mobile phones can find sanctuary? Otherwise, investigate your surroundings and what excursions you could offer to those looking for even just a temporary escape from modern life.
We'll be keeping an eye on how these trends develop over the next year and bringing you the latest. If you spot anything interesting emerging, we'd love to hear from you. You can find us at content@triptease.com.


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La rivière Jean-Pierre est un affluent de la baie Jean-Pierre, sur la rive sud du réservoir Gouin, coulant dans le territoire de l'agglomération de La Tuque, dans la région administrative de la Mauricie, au Québec, au Canada.

La rivière Jean-Pierre coule successivement dans les cantons de Dansereau, de Bureau et de Leblanc, au sud du réservoir Gouin et du côté ouest de la partie supérieure de la rivière Saint-Maurice. La foresterie constitue la principale activité économique de cette vallée ; les activités récréotouristiques, en second.

La route 405, reliant le barrage Gouin au village de Wemotaci par la rive ouest de la rivière Saint-Maurice, dessert la vallée de la rivière Jean-Pierre et aussi la péninsule qui s'étire vers le nord sur  dans le réservoir Gouin. Quelques routes forestières secondaires sont en usage à proximité pour la foresterie et les activités récréotouristiques.

La surface de la rivière Jean-Pierre est habituellement gelée de la mi-novembre à la fin avril, toutefois la circulation sécuritaire sur la glace se fait généralement du début décembre à la fin de mars.

La gestion des eaux au barrage Gouin peut entrainer des variations significatives du niveau de l'eau particulièrement en fin de l'hiver où l'eau est abaissée en prévision de la fonte printanière.

Géographie
Les bassins versants voisins de la rivière Jean-Pierre sont :
côté nord : réservoir Gouin, baie Kikendatch, rivière au Vison, lac Brochu, rivière Wapous ;
côté est : baie Kikendatch, rivière Saint-Maurice, rivière des Cyprès ;
côté sud : ruisseau Norah, ruisseau Najoua, rivière Saint-Maurice, rivière Huot, rivière Manouane ;
côté ouest : rivière Leblanc, lac des Cinq Milles, baie Kettle, lac Chapman, réservoir Gouin.

La rivière Jean-Pierre prend naissance à l'embouchure du lac Machinila (longueur :  ; altitude : ). L'embouchure de ce lac de tête est située à :
 au sud-est de l'embouchure de la rivière Jean-Pierre (confluence avec la baie Jean-Pierre du réservoir Gouin) ;
 sud du barrage à l'embouchure du réservoir Gouin (confluence avec la rivière Saint-Maurice) ;
 au nord-est du centre du village de Wemotaci qui est situé le long de la rivière Saint-Maurice ;
 au nord-ouest du centre-ville de La Tuque.

À partir de l'embouchure du lac de tête, le cours de la rivière Jean-Pierre coule sur  selon les segments suivants :
 vers le nord-est, puis vers le nord en traversant le lac Jean-Pierre (longueur :  ; altitude : ) sur sa pleine longueur, jusqu'à son embouchure. Note : le lac Jean-Pierre chevauche les cantons de Dansereau, de Bureau ;
 vers le nord en traversant le lac Sylvain (longueur :  ; altitude : ) sur sa pleine longueur, puis le lac du Ministre (longueur :  ; altitude : ) sur , jusqu'à son embouchure ;
 vers le nord-ouest, jusqu'à l'embouchure du lac Peter (longueur :  ; altitude : ) que le courant traverse sur une centaine de mètres ;
 vers le nord-est entre les montagnes, jusqu'à la décharge du lac du Sud (venant de l'est) ;
 vers le sud-ouest en passant entre deux montagnes, coupe une route forestière, puis en traversant sur un lac (longueur :  ; altitude : ) formé par un élargissement de la rivière, jusqu'à la limite Est du canton de Leblanc ;
 vers le nord-ouest dans le canton de Leblanc, jusqu'à son embouchure.

La confluence de la Rivière Jean-Pierre avec le réservoir Gouin est située à :
 au sud-est du barrage Gouin ;
 au sud-est du centre du village de Obedjiwan ;
 au nord-ouest du centre du village de Wemotaci ;
 au nord-ouest du centre-ville de La Tuque ;
 au nord-ouest de l'embouchure de la rivière Saint-Maurice (confluence avec le fleuve Saint-Laurent à Trois-Rivières).

La rivière Jean-Pierre se déverse sur la rive est de la baie Jean-Pierre (longueur :  s'avançant vers le sud), chevauchant les cantons d'Aubin et de Leblanc. À partir de cette embouchure, le courant coule vers le nord sur  en traversant la baie Jean-Pierre ; puis, le courant coule vers l'est sur  en traversant la baie Kikendatch jusqu'au barrage Gouin. De là, le courant emprunte la rivière Saint-Maurice jusqu'à Trois-Rivière], où il se déverse sur la rive nord du fleuve Saint-Laurent.

Toponymie
Le terme Jean-Pierre est un prénom d'origine française.

Le toponyme rivière Jean-Pierre a été officialisé le  à la Commission de toponymie du Québec.

Notes et références

Annexes

Articles connexes
Rivière Saint-Maurice
Réservoir Gouin
Baie Kikendatch
La Tuque
Haute-Mauricie
Liste des cours d'eau du Québec

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Cours d'eau à La Tuque
Réservoir Gouin

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Here we have a very custom bass made for bassist John Owens III (google and youtube him to see John and this bass in action).
This bass is in great shape, well taken care of , with only a few scratches on the back side.
NOTE: This bass has a large neck, in width and depth. Large hands may come in handy, although John Owens, whose hands are of average size, shows no signs of a struggle with this bass – check out those youtube videos.


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Google Toilet Paper : Optimize Your Wipe | Search Engine Journal – Here's a fun Friday post about what could be easily mistaken for a new Google product launch to accompany the Nexus One and other new Google products : Google Toilet Paper (which gives a new meaning to "just Google it").
MediaPost – news and directories for media, marketing and online advertising professionals – If you were on vacation, similar to me, during the end of December you might have missed Twitter's big announcement. The company acquired Mixer Labs, the creator of GeoAPI, which provides developers with the ability to query data. That data can come from about 16 million businesses and thousands of points of interest. The technology also offers developers a layer on which to handle complex geographical queries and location-based services.
National Weather Service: Twitter Storm Reports – GeoTagging is the act of associating geographical information with something, and Twitter has recently added the capability GeoTagging individual Tweets. This allows the NWS to correlate each Tweet to your location when it was sent. This capability will help to enhance and increase timely & accurate online weather reporting and communications between the public and their local weather forecast offices.
Wanted: Your Weather Reports, Geotagged and Tweeted – If your natural reflex when the weather gets rough is to tweet about it, that reflex can now help the National Weather Service do its job better thanks to a new Twitter storm reporting program.
Social Media Today | Social Media Policies of 113 Organizations – With companies searching for and developing standards for social media usage, many of them have come up with social media policies of their own.
Top CMOs on Twitter – These are the top 63 Chief Marketing Officers around the world who 1) provide useful content and consistently engage with their followers on Twitter, 2) truly "get it" when it comes to the best ways to use Twitter and other forms of social media, and 3) were active on Twitter as of January 7, 2010. Please let me know if I have missed any CMOs who have 500 or more followers. After the review and confirmation process, he/she may be added to this list, which is updated regularly.
The Dawn of Facebook's People-organized Web – GigaOM – In 2010, Facebook is setting out to structure a social layer of the web, indexing web pages and objects by harnessing what its users say about them, including whether those users like them or not, and what they tag within them.
Apple And Verizon: Are Two Star-Crossed Lovers Ready To Consummate? – Apple and Verizon. Two star-crossed lovers.
A few years ago, when Apple originally set out with the idea of giving the iPhone to one carrier exclusively in the U.S., they first went to Verizon. But the network balked at some of Apple's demands, which at the time of complete and utter carrier dominance in this country, must have seemed like a joke. So instead, Apple with with AT&T, and the rest is history.
Anxious Yahoo BOSS Developers To Speak With DOJ About Microsoft Deal – In July 2008, Yahoo announced a radical new product called BOSS, or "Build Your Own Search Service" that lets developers tap into Yahoo's core search index with an unprecedented amount of flexibility. Now, in light of the Microsoft/Yahoo search deal that was announced last summer, the future of BOSS is uncertain. That's bad news for the many developers who have built projects on the BOSS APIs, some of whom are building businesses off of the service. Now, after being met with months of silence and uncertainty, some BOSS developers are taking action: they've scheduled a conference call with the Department of Justice to discuss their concerns.
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On the death of a "real friend".
Very sad to read, via another blogging friend from the old days Garret Vreeland, of the death of Mark Wood, writer of the marvellous wood s lot.
I just referred to both Mark and Garret as friends - but I have met neither of them.
Way back in the early days of blogging, when it was a much smaller world, I read a wonderful blog by called "wood s lot" by Canadian Mark Wood. Mark still does a remarkable job of curating fascinating content from quality sources around the web and I got a lot of value from his remarkable ability to spot interesting content. Mark didn't blog much about himself but one day he announced that he was going to have to stop blogging because he wasn't going to have access to a computer.
This was a real blow as I loved reading his blog and I found myself wondering why he wasn't going to have access. Was he going in to hospital? Was he running out of money? Was he about to be arrested?? I realised that I didn't care what the reasons were - I just wanted him to be able to keep blogging. So I decided to set up a PayPal account and encourage people to donate money to enable Mark to buy a computer. I blogged about this and by the end of the day we had several hundred dollars in the account. I arranged for this to be transferred to Mark and he kept blogging.
I never did really find out the circumstances, and I never knew for sure that the money was spent on the computer, all I know is he kept blogging. So was this friendship? I don't know - maybe is it something different. But it is not nothing.


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I got a lot of these products too. I can't wait to try them all!
I know, the bunny really is too cute! It's always so hard to actually use some of Lush's products, just like their Christmas penguin!
love this release. i'm pretty excited to use the bunny. its so flippin cute.
That bunny is too cute!
Yours is the first photo i've seen that doesn't make me think that golden egg is a potato, hah.
haha!! Definitely not a potato!


Years after the cute-albeit-creepy little thing became a fad, and weeks after my preschooler and first-grader began begging for it because, they said, "everybody has one," I broke down and decided to invite an Elf on the Shelf to be part of our Christmas traditions.
Without towering bookcases and chandeliers, the little guy has a challenge each day finding a new perch from which to peer down and cast judgment on the girls' behavior. He has conducted his scouting mission for Santa from high-hanging pots and oven mitts.
As I watch him observing the goings-on in our house - the hugs and the tantrums, the eating of dinner and the distracted avoidance of eating dinner - I wonder what it would be like if journalists had elf helpers who we could send out to keep tabs on lawmakers and judges and school administrators and all the rest whom we trust to do the people's work.
If we could deploy doe-eyed scouts in red caps to keep watch, surely we'd catch more naughty - and a great deal more nice.
Our elf may have reported back, for instance, that earlier this month at a listening session hosted by the U.S. Department of Education here in Houston, U.S. Congresswoman Sheila Jackson Lee, D-Houston, sat through some three hours of feedback. She took notes and asked questions as parents, teachers and advocates shared their challenges trying to get adequate services for special needs children in Texas public schools.
State Sen. Sylvia Garcia, D-Houston, also attended that session. They, and others who listened across the state, deserve credit.
The scout also would take note of U.S. Sen. John Cornyn, R-Texas, who has joined the parents of Austin Tice in advocating for the release of the missing McClatchy journalist. Cornyn drew attention to his plight with a floor speech that urged President-elect Donald Trump to make the case a priority and to "continue to utilize all possible means to secure his safe return."
Earlier this year, some of us would have given our left pinky toes to be tiny scouts silently observing the closed-door negotiations that led to a deal with police, fire and city employees to reduce monstrous pension liabilities. The fight isn't over. Lawmakers still have to approve reforms. But Mayor Sylvester Turner seems to have accomplished what his very capable predecessors failed to do.
Then there's Joe Straus, the Texas speaker of the House, a moderate Republican mercifully re-elected by the good folks of San Antonio and chosen by his colleagues to preside over the lower chamber of the Legislature. I've heard more than a few times from Republicans and Democrats alike that Straus' leadership is the only thing keeping Texas from descending into the fires of hell, or the mediocrity of Mississippi. He understands, for instance, that the education and protection of our children is infinitely more important than regulating bathroom use for transgender Texans. And, in his own gracious, careful way, he's not afraid to say it.
He also wasn't afraid to admit in late November in an interview with the Texas Tribune that it may have been a mistake for lawmakers to cut $350 million from a state-supported therapy program that aims to help poor, medically fragile babies and toddlers with conditions overcome their disabilities.
The cuts, the subject of a yearlong legal battle, were only the most recent to the Medicaid therapy program, which now serves 14 percent fewer children than it did in 2011, according to a report by Texans Care for Children.
One has to wonder if senators pushing those cuts would have done so if they knew elf eyes were watching.
We can ask the same question about Texas Supreme Court Justice Don Willett and his colleagues, who in May found that although the state's school funding system deserves "transformational, top-to-bottom reforms," it is constitutional. The decision reversed a lower-court opinion and took the pressure off lawmakers to make meaningful change.
Perhaps only the creepy glare of a journo-scout could shine light on the curious decision by the Houston Independent School District to dismiss its chief auditor, Richard Patton, and then refuse to release a taxpayer-funded, $17,300 investigative report that explained his alleged misconduct. For his part, Patton argued in a lawsuit that the board was retaliating against him for reporting suspected illegal activity at the district to the FBI and other authorities.
The truth? Only the elves could know.
OK, this little fantasy is as far-fetched as a white Christmas in Houston. So, until Santa sees fit to lend some elf-power to the Fourth Estate, our dwindling ranks will continue to keep watch, as best we can, from earthly perches.


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Lv Opera
Lv Opera, also known as masqueraded Yangqin and Qinxi Opera, National intangible cultural heritage, one of the eight major Chinese operas, Shandong's most representative local operas, is popular in most of Shandong and parts of Jiangsu, Anhui and Northeast Provinces. It originated in the Yellow River Delta north of Shandong Province and evolved from Shandong Qinshu. Its music belongs to the board cavity and sings music cards. The main accompanying instruments are the pendant piano (main string), the dulcimer, the three strings and the pipa, which are called "four pieces of Lv Opera". With simple and vivid language, beautiful and melodious singing voice and rich and colorful music vocabulary, it is deeply loved by the broad masses of the people.
Around 1900, Lv Opera was moved to the stage; after 1917, Lv Opera Troupe entered Jinan, Dalian and other cities to perform; in 1951, the first Lv Opera Troupe of Jinan City (Jinan Lv Theatre) was established; in 1953, the first provincial Lv Opera Troupe of Shandong Province (Shandong Lv Theatre) was founded . During this period, Lang Xianfen, Lin Jianhua, and Lin Jianhua were well-known throughout the country. Li Daijiang and other artists, as well as "sister easy to marry", "forced marriage" and "sister-in-law Li remarried" and other well-known plays.
In its heyday, there were nearly 100 professional Lv Theatre Troupes throughout the country, affecting Shandong, Jiangsu, Anhui, Hebei, Heilongjiang, Jilin, Liaoning, Xinjiang and other provinces and cities. Binzhou Lvyi Town was appraised as "the hometown of Chinese Lvyi Opera Art" by the Ministry of Culture.
Debate over Origin
Lv Opera is developed from Shandong Qinshu, the most important form of opera in Shandong Province. It can best represent Shandong style, which has reached a broad consensus in the academic circles. However, as a form of drama, there are different opinions about where Lv Opera originated first.
Boxing says
Around 1880 (the sixth year of Guangxu in the Qing Dynasty), Sun Zhongxinben and Liu Luanfeng and other singing artists collaborated to play storytelling songs, such as "the stepmother beats the child" and "Judging the Qingyang" according to the characters in the story, and to imitate the style of the drama to make up the performance. At that time, the masses called this art form "singing small drama", and the main accompanying instrument was four strings. Later, in accompaniment, the dulcimer and the pendant were added. The singing tune changed from "Yangguang tune" to "sitting tune", and soon developed to "top-mounted dulcimer".
In 2007, Luyi Town, Boxing County, was awarded the honorary title of "China's Luyi Opera Art Town" by the Ministry of Culture.
Guangrao says
Around 1900, when Dianyuan, Cui Xinyue and Tan Minglun were inspired by the performances of Peking Opera and Wuyin Opera in the northern part of Le'an County (now designated as Dongying District), they first changed the book "Wang Xiaojie" into a costume show, which local people called "donkey play", while the actors called themselves "costume Yangqin". At that time, the main accompaniment instruments were the dulcimer and the pendant instrument. The main melody was "Fengyang Song". Later, it developed into "Siping" and added "Second Board" and so on.
In 2008, Niuzhuang Town in Dongying District was awarded the honorary title of "Home of Chinese Folk Culture and Art (Lv Opera)" by the Ministry of Culture.
Jiaodong says
About the origin of Lv Opera, there is another saying, that is, Jiaodong said. Around 1894, Weng Laoming, an artist of Jiaodong Qin calligraphy, gave a public performance of "Cosmetic Running Round Court" in "Three Strikes and Four Persuasions" in Dengzhou Prefecture (now Penglai). The masses called it "Jiaodong Jumping Play". After Jinan was named "Lv Opera" in the name of "Make-up Yangqin", skipping opera was renamed accordingly. Old artists formed the Penglai Jianguo Opera Troupe Lv Opera Troupe and the Lv Opera Troupe of Laiyang Special Area (today's Yantai Lv Theatre).
Orion of the Name
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Tao Dun, vice-chairman of the Provincial Wenlian Federation, suggested that the name should be "Lu Opera", which Mr. Wang Tongzhao disagreed with. After the study, it was designated as Lv Opera. The origin of the name of Lv Opera, there are a lot of statements, generally there are the following:
Around 1900, Shi Dianyuan, an old artist, used to paste donkeys with paper and disguise to sing "Wang Xiao Catching up", which was welcomed by the masses. People called it Donkey Opera. Because of its poor elegance, it was transliterated into "Lu Opera" after deliberation and transliteration by some literati.
In 1917, Lv Opera entered Jinan Palace. The main opera performed was "Lv Dongbin Drugs". The local people did not understand the origin of this opera. They only heard that it was called "Donkey Opera", and because the main opera was "Lv" with the first word, the audience called it "Lv Opera".
The word "Lu" in Lv Opera originally refers to the word "Lu" in which twenty-five households belong to one lu. It means neighborhood opera and home opera. Later, in the process of rolling and spreading, "Lu" was simplified to "Lu".
In the past, most of the piano-speaking books were written by two couples or a family partner, and the content of the singing mostly reflected the love between men and women. They are called "Lv Opera" because they are "Lv Opera".
According to the old artists of Boxing County, Lv Opera was originally called poke opera. There are two reasons for this: first, because the main accompaniment instrument in singing is falling piano, and the fingers of playing falling piano are moving up and down, so it is called poking opera; and second, because there are six kinds of melodies in the twelve rhythms of Chinese music, which are called "Six Lvs", it is changed to "Lvxi". Another legend is that when the old artist Sun Zhongxin was famous for this kind of opera, he said that it was called poking opera when he was singing and poking vines to the end.
Elegant and simple
Lv Opera music is gradually developed on the basis of "sitting tune" evolved from Shandong traditional folk songs. Its most prominent feature is that it is both "opera" and "opera art". Its aria is mainly composed of board chamber and singing music cards. The tune is simple and simple, beautiful and pleasant, flexible and easy to learn and sing. The basic board types are "four flat", "two flat" (including "stacking board" and "running water") and "doll". The accompaniment instruments of Lv Opera are divided into Wenchang and Wuchang. The main instruments in Wenchang are falling piano and dulcimer, followed by erhu, sanxian, pipa, flute and suona, which can be increased or decreased according to the plot. After the founding of New China, some Western orchestral instruments were added. Accompaniment mostly adopts the form of "learning tongue" (counterpoint). For example, the second board accompaniment imitates the first part of the aria, and the fourth flat accompaniment imitates the second part or the last part of the aria. The main accompaniment instruments in the martial field are leather drum, board, big gong, small gong, big cymbal, Tanggu and drum beating. The Gong and drum scriptures are absorbed from Beijing Opera and other operas.
Natural fluency
The singing method of Lv Opera is mainly true tone for both male and female voices, while the combination of true and false tones is used for individual tenors, which sounds natural and smooth. Lv Opera's singing style emphasizes the use of words to set up a tune, the use of emotional voice, articulation clear, natural spoken language. Moistening tone often uses slippery tone, tremolo and decorative tone. It combines with the soft tone, tremolo, striking tone and overtone of the main accompanying instrument, and integrates the transition tone and decorative tone brought by nature upside down to make the whole vocal cavity beautiful and smooth.
Close to the masses
The language of Lv Opera belongs to Jinan Mandarin of Northern Language Family. Its stress rule and pronunciation and pronunciation methods are similar to Putonghua. On the basis of Jinan Mandarin as the standard, the traditional stage dialect of Lv Opera emphasizes Shangyun, while the modern stage dialect directly uses Jinan Mandarin, which has distinct local characteristics. In the performance, Lv Opera is good at using the popular and vivid mass language as the drama words, and thus to shape the character image.
Inheritance of Intangible Heritage
Lv Opera is developed from Shandong Qinshu, the most important form of Shandong opera. Its style is simple and fresh. It can best represent Shandong style. It also reflects the simple characteristics of peasants in North China and Northeast China. It is an important part of Chinese culture. It was once called "Eight Chinese Opera Types" together with Peking Opera, Henan Opera, Yueju Opera, Opera Commentary, Huangmei Opera, Qin Opera and Sichuan Opera. The top ten classical Chinese operas listed in CCTV's "Digital Racing List" are Peking Opera, Henan Opera, Commentary Opera, Yueju Opera, Kunqu Opera, Opera, Huangmei Opera, Lv Opera, YueDiao Opera and Shanghai Opera.
In 2008, Lv Opera was listed as the national intangible cultural heritage by the Ministry of Culture. The Chinese Academy of Opera rehearsed the Lv Opera "Bitter Cauliflower" in 2014, which won wide acclaim.
National non-hereditary successors: Lang Xianfen, Li Daijiang, Lin Jianhua, Li Yu, Wang Yongchang.
Lv Opera is well inherited in Shandong Province. Jiang Hui, a non-relic of the Provincial Department of Culture, said that Shandong could regularly perform 23 operas, all of which were endangered except Lv opera. Shandong Province actively organizes activities such as "Lv Opera Huaxia Xing", "Lv Opera Art Festival" and "Provincial intangible cultural heritage month", implements Lv Opera Art Revitalization Project, and organizes the production of "Watching Grand Opera".
Provincial inheritors of intangible cultural heritage in Shandong Province: Lang Xianfen, Li Daijiang, Lin Jianhua, Li Yu, Wang Yongchang, Ma Standing Committee, Du Ruijie, Li Ping, Gao Jinghua, Hu Jinghua, Li Xiaojiang, Dong Jialing, Jiaoli, Wang Shuzhi, Luan Shengli and Su Zhi.
Lv Opera is widely spread in northern Jiangsu Province, rooted in the late Qing Dynasty and the early Republic of China. It has been listed in the third batch of provincial intangible cultural heritage in Jiangsu Province. Its representative works are "Remarrying Mrs. Li Erwei", "Sisters Easy to Marry", "Borrowing New Year", "May 9 Seeing Willows", "Shanxiang Qing", "Strawberry Buckles", "Naming Dad" and so on. In 2015, Jiangsu Performing Arts Group Donghailu Opera Troupe rehearsed "The Red Cover Not Opened" and won the Chinese Opera Society Award.
Provincial Inheritor of intangible Cultural Heritage in Jiangsu Province: Xu Suping
Lv Opera is the representative of the culture of "breaking through the eastern part of the Pass". It is a new traditional opera performing art with multi-cultural connotation bred by the blending of the Central Plains culture and the eastern part of the Pass. Jilin Province has been listed as provincial intangible cultural heritage.
The first generation of inheritors: Li Wanliang, an immigrant from Guangrao, Shandong Province, Liangshui Hezi Town, Liuhe County, in the late Qing Dynasty;
The second generation of inheritors: in the 1930s, Li Wanliang passed on his singing skills to his son-in-law, Li Xiushan;
The third generation of inheritors: Tonghua Youth Lv Opera Troupe was founded in 1960. Old artist Li Xiushan accepted Zhou Guifang, Fu Hongjuan and Wang Yanwu as apprentices.
The fourth generation successors: in the 1970s, Feng Renzhi and Jintaishi;
The fifth generation of successors: in the 1980s, Wang Huan'e, Meng Fanzhi, Ma Shihai and Liu Xingbo;
Sixth generation successors: Li Qiang, He Xinli, Yu Jingli and Fu Ming in the 1990s.
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RKO! Powerbomb! Chokeslam! Hours Reported in WWE '12
WWE '12 released on November 22, 2011 for the Wii with a MSRP of $49.99. The game was developed Yuke's Future Media Creators, and published by THQ.
It received an ESRB rating of "Teen" with "Blood, Language, Mild Suggestive Themes, Violence" listed as content for gamers and parents to be aware of.
How many hours have Wii owners reported wrestling in the digital rings of WWE '12, with 181 days of game-play reported? Let's take a look!
Can you name all the wrestlers above? How about the ref (or is he just a "stock" ref)?
WWE '12 has approximately 10,059 U.S. Wii owners that have reported game-play data since the game released last November, and the game's average play-time per day/session reported is 2 Hours 26 Minutes.
The game's average play-time of 30 Hours 4 Minutes "Per person" is more than some Wii games that debuted nearly 2 years ago, which I think shows the replay value of WWE '12 is pretty high.
WWE '12's Wii "professional" review score average is 73.00%, based just on 3 reviews from GameRankings.com. The game's customer review score average is 78.09%, based on 21 customer reviews from Amazon.com.
I have not played a wrestling game in a long time, probably close to 10 years now. I spent many, many, MANY hours on the Nintendo 64 playing both WCW vs. NWO wrestling games though, and I still own WCW vs. NWO Revenge.
While I haven't played any of the more recent wrestling games, as I don't really follow/watch wrestling anymore, if the game-play formula has stayed the same in the new games, I can imagine they would be a lot of fun for wrestling fans.
If you haven't seen any footage of WWE '12 and how THQ was promoting it, here the game's launch trailer:
While THQ is "wrestling" financially right now, I think it is interesting that it has had the wrestling game licenses since back during the N64's days. I hope that THQ is able to correct the financial issues it has been having, and hopefully keep creating great wrestling games for current wrestling fans. If anybody at THQ is reading this, I personally would love to see the WCW vs. NWO games updated in some fashion, perhaps in another "Legends" type game, with the older wrestlers and combat system of the original games (not sure how that license would work though, since WCW isn't around...and there isn't the N64 controller button setup).
Have any of you played WWE '12 on the PlayStation 3, Wii, and/or Xbox 360? If so, what do you think of the game? If you are a wrestling fan in general, and have played the games throughout the years, did WWE '12's new "Predator Technology" make a big noticeable difference in the game, if you played the older versions as well?
Also, if you have watched wrestling any over the years, do you have a favorite finishing move? Currently in our house, it would be the powerbomb!
If any of you are interested in WWE '12 you can see the different versions on Amazon.com linked below:
Matt S May 29, 2012 at 3:02 AM
I tried my very first WWE game with last year's one on the PS3 and it blew right over my head. The combo system, the way the engine works... none of it made much sense to be - but then I didn't play them when they hit mainstream popularity on the first gen 3D consoles.
The fact that there is such a dedicated fanbase that plugged so many hours into the game is proof the genre works for many, I think :)
Play Nintendo May 31, 2012 at 8:52 AM
WWE 12 was a nice change in branding for the future of the series, unfortunately I hate the grappling system. It is realistic in the sense that you can only perform weaker moves early on with heavier attacks coming as you wear down your opponent, but it's kind of boring.
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