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An antiques dealer's 18th-century home in London
A lifelong love of Palladian architecture led Will Fisher – who owns the chimney-piece company Jamb with his wife Charlotte – to painstakingly create a home that's understated and elegant. Photographs Simon Upton
Simon Upton
Charlotte Packer
Published: January 18th, 2023 at 11:06 am
Antiques dealer Will Fisher can't pinpoint the exact moment his passion for antique chimney pieces began. But by the tender age of 12, he had bought, restored and resold his first fireplace. 'I must have been a bit of a pyromaniac,' he says, describing how at around the same age he also restored the fireplace in his bedroom, installing a grate and regularly lighting the fire.
And in a lovely role-reversal that any child of antiques-loving parents will appreciate, Will frequently begged his parents (both of whom were Marxist teachers), to take him to visit stately homes. Ragley Hall in Warwickshire, was a favourite and is the source of his abiding passion for all things Palladian.
Antiques-related jobs filled his teenage years, including a brief stint at Christie's, which led to the realisation, he says, 'that basically, I'm unemployable!' He started and then quit an art history degree in favour of the hands-on education that only the world of dealing and collecting could provide: working shifts driving a forklift truck while running a stall in Bermondsey.
He also worked as a runner, which he loved. 'Runners are the lifeblood of the trade. They're single sole traders who "run" between antiques shops and auction houses, independently buying and selling,' he explains, recalling the buzz. 'It was addictive and I'll never forget the first £80 I made.' Although it was an object so awful he won't say what it was, 'but, God, the 80 quid was lovely.'
These days, business is conducted from a smart showroom on London's Pimlico Road, rather than the back of a van. Jamb, which he runs with his wife, Charlotte Freemantle, is renowned for its antique English chimney pieces and its exquisite reproductions. Their home in Camberwell, south-east London, epitomises the company's elegant aesthetic. Will describes it as 'a faded country house in miniature'.
But nine years ago, when they moved in, the house was beyond faded. It was in a parlous state and 'very much the ugly duckling of the street'. Charlotte was pregnant with their daughter Eliza, so they waited a year before embarking on a six-month renovation. The concept, says Will, 'was to completely alter the house in such a way that it felt as though nothing had been touched'. To that end they opted for bare, unpainted boards and muted colours. 'It's a lazy man's way of doing things,' says Will. 'Make it look timeless and then you only have to do it once.'
Timeless it may be, but lazy it wasn't. The project took two and a half years, rather than six months. Work on the kitchen alone involved sourcing tiles that originated from the New York subway, via a New York reclamation yard, which were sent back because they didn't have enough crackle in the glaze. Fortunately, a second, older, batch made the grade.
Will also agonised over how best to lay the 18th-century Purbeck slabs on the floor – deciding on courses after much painstaking research, which involved dragging the family round numerous stately piles. 'I fell out with my wife, fell out with my neighbours and fell in love with my builder,' laughs Will, summing up.
Despite his obsessive attention to detail in terms of materials and finishes, Will has taken a quietly anarchic approach to the way that they are deployed. 'It's an old cliché,' he says, 'but rules are there to be broken. And as long as it's not pretentious or try-hard, turning things around can read quite well.'
This can be as subtle as reversing the hierarchy of materials (pine floorboards upstairs, oak in the basement), or an unexpectedly dramatic touch, such as the fireplace in the dining room, which 'shouldn't really work proportionally,' says Will, yet somehow it 'makes' the space.
Three years ago, Will auctioned 500 of his pieces at Christie's – both from his home and business. 'I found myself wanting to sell everything, by the end I'd have pulled out the kitchen sink if they'd asked for it,' he says.
Once the wheels were in motion there was no going back, but it offered one big positive that any collector can empathise with: 'once it had all gone there was room for more. There is always something else to covet, to purchase.' So he was able to start again – finding new pieces that fitted his very specific look: beautiful antiques, elegant curiosities and, unsurprisingly, Georgian chimneypieces in every room.
A self-confessed despot and perfectionist when it comes to all the decisions relating to the house, Will is surprisingly sanguine about mixing young children and priceless antiques. 'I've given up entirely on trying to child-proof the house. What they don't destroy, they graffiti,' he sighs. Occasionally, however, the antiques retaliate. While mucking about with the 19th-century sawfish that resides in the corner of the sitting room, Monty dropped it on his foot and the bite marks necessitated a trip to A&E.


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Q: load javascript and css only when needed RAILS I am learning ruby on rails and javascript. Is there anyway to load js file only when needed by the railsapp? I tried to create simple application but when I check on the log, I realize it always load all the js, even the unneeded library.
I already searched it and found that it is using configuration to load a specific js only for specific pages.It's good, but I guess when we deal with a library that is used by many pages,, will make it hard to maintain. Could anyone give a good advice?
thank you

A: Take a look at requireJS : http://requirejs.org/
RequireJS is a JavaScript file and module loader.
It is optimized for in-browser use, but it can be
used in other JavaScript environments, like Rhino and Node. Using a
modular script loader like RequireJS will improve the speed and quality of your code.

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It's time for another Developer Insights. Today, we're taking a detour from the heroes themselves and chatting about the newest addition to the Nexus, Sky Temple. Senior Technical Designer Meng Song gave us the latest on this Battleground.
Trikslyr: Sky Temple, the newest Battleground to make an appearance in the Nexus, became available with the release Closed Beta. Can you give players a summary of the map?
Meng: Sky Temple features three temples located in different spots on the Battleground. Throughout the duration of the game, any of the temples can activate, allowing players to capture them. After capturing a Temple, it'll begin firing away on the opponent's structures. To avoid taking too much damage, a team can contest the location by standing in the capture circle and potentially steal the Temple for themselves. Teams will need to coordinate and work together to harness the full power of Sky Temple's map mechanic.
In addition to fighting your opponents for control of the Temple, teams will have to battle the Guardians will activate and attempt to protect the captured Temples. The Guardians, surrounding the capture point, will attack the team currently in control of the Temple in order to protect the area. Teams will have to defeat the Guardians if they wish to remain in control of the Temple and its power.
Trikslyr: Sounds fun! One of our awesome community members, @FourCourtJester, asked a question about the Temples and their activation. Jester would like to know if the Temples are scripted or purely random when it comes to their activation cycle.
Meng: There are a few rules the Temple activations do adhere to; however there are also some random elements to keep the rotation spontaneous and fun. The first activation of the game will always feature the two temples located at the top and middle of the Battleground, as they are static. Everything else is up to the magic of Sky Temple.
Trikslyr: @Cyasteve has a question focused specifically on the activity of the Battleground. Between the three lanes, the three locations for Temples to spawn, and all the mercenary camps on the Battleground, Sky Temple feels very busy compared to other Battlegrounds. What was the intention of the design team by providing so many objectives on such a large Battleground?
Place more emphasis on the map mechanic and less on lanes.
Allow players to split into groups and deal with different objectives.
Provide interesting choices for players to make.
We made a majority of these decisions based on the massive amounts of feedback provided by many of the players at BlizzCon, the Tech Alpha, and our own internal playtests. We really like the direction of Sky Temple and believe it hits one of our widespread goals of making every Battleground fun and unique. We hope you'll agree with us as everyone gets the chance to play it.
Trikslyr: Community Member @__TomTom_ shares some concerns that Sky Temple may have some balance concerns for the team that finds themselves behind in experience and map control. What steps has the design team taken to make sure there is always an opportunity for the losing team to make a comeback?
Meng: We believe we offered a strong amount of counter-play in Sky Temple. For example, when a temple is activated by a team, the opposing team can always compete and take it back. The Temple Guardians can help their cause due to their prioritization of attacking the team who currently owns the capture point.
There are other options, to help mount a comeback, if your team would prefer not to take a straight on fight at a captured Temple. Sky Temple has multiple temples to secure, mercenary camps to push different lanes, and even a boss mercenary that can provide some great pushing power. We've aimed to provide the losing team with a number of options to regain momentum. Of course, we're always listening to feedback and we can tune Sky Temple if it's needed.
Trikslyr: Are there any specific heroes the design team expects to excel on Sky Temple?
Meng: Heroes that can deal with mercenary camps and Guardians can really excel on Sky Temple. My personal favorites include Zagara and Gazlowe.
Putting stock in heroes with mobility to help claim Temples can be quite a strong strategy as well. A Brightwing and Falstad combo can be very helpful to teammates trying to grab Temples across the Battleground.
One more tip! There are a lot of tight corridors that make abilities with area of effect potential very powerful. Consider picking up Nazeebo's Ravenous Spirit or Nova's Precision Strike for maximum effect.
Trikslyr: Let's end our Developer Insights with a quick and fun anecdote the design team experienced from the creation of Sky Temple.
Meng: There is one bug in particular that I found to be quite hilarious. When we first introduced the Guardians into Sky Temple, we had a case in which the Guardian of the bottom Temple thought he needed to defend the top Temple when it was activated. This resulted in a lone Guardian walking across the entirety of the Battleground just to make it there when the Temple's shots were nearly depleted. Poor guy.
We also tried giving Guardians a tornado ability with a short cooldown. This proved to be way too chaotic as fights around the Temples would have heroes flying all over the place. It was really funny, but not as fun as you'd think in practice.
A huge thank you to Meng Song and the design team for the insight about Sky Temple. Keep an eye on HeroesoftheStorm.com for more news from the Nexus.


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Q: How to remove a file with @ in it's name from svn in command line? With the new iPhone 2x files i've stumbled uppon this problem...

A: You need to add a "@" sign in the end to get SVN to process the file.
For example, if you had a file called foo@2x.png which you want to add to SVN, you would type:
svn add foo@2x.png@

If you have lots of files with the "@" symbol in their name that you want to process in a batch (i.e. use * wildcard), you can do something like this in OS X Terminal:
find . -name "*@*" | xargs -I % svn add %@

The above command will use the find utility to list out each file with @ in its filename and then pipe each filepath  to SVN using XARGS.
For each filepath, XARGS will execute the provided command svn add %@, except that -I % tells XARGS to replace each occurrence of "%" in the provided command, with the filepath piped. XARGS effectively appends the special "@" at the end of the filename.
For example, after replacing the "%" character, XARGS will execute svn add path/to/your/file@2x.png@; SVN will accept this (presumably because SVN looks for the last occurrence of "@" and treats this as a revision specifier)
Hope this helps - I had to whack my head for a bit to add the gazzilion @2x.png files that were needed for my app to be upgraded for iOS4.0


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Q: How to add a 3 lines in a file using shell script? I have a file, that file contain 10 lines. And now I want to add 3 lines to end of the file using shell script. After add lines, If I run the script again I don't want to add same lines again.
filename : test.txt
first line : **hello this rajkumar**
Second line: **good morningt**
Third line : **Thank you**

A: You can simply quote it and redirect:
% echo 'first line : **hello this rajkumar**
        Second line: **good morningt**
        Third line : **Thank you**' >>./file

Or for safer handling of quotes you can concatenate a here-document with stdin and redirect stdout to your file:
% cat <<\LINES >>./file
> first line : **hello this rajkumar**
> Second line: **good morningt**
> Third line : **Thank you**
> LINES

If you want to, as I think I take your meaning, avoid writing the same line to a file twice, the following makes for a pretty quick and painless check:
% sort <<\LINES <~/file | uniq -u >>~/file
> ...
> LINES

When the -u option is specified uniq will print to its stdout only - yup, you guessed it - unique lines as read from its stdin. Kind of annoying though that it doesn't collate its input and so we need the sort utility to do so for us. I say it's annoying only because even if the compared files are in the same order already they're bound to stream in to stdin like 1,2,3,1,2,3 rather than the 1,1,2,2,3,3 it requires. Also, sort -u does almost exactly what we need except that it doesn't omit matches and so 1,2,3,4,1,2,3 becomes 1,2,3,4. Combine the two, though, and from 1,2,3.5,4,0,1,2,3 you get only 0,3.5,4.
Anyway, it gets the job done.
And then there's diff, which requires a little more configuring to print only line contents:
diff --new-group-format='%>' \
     --changed-group-format='%>' \
     --old-line-format= \
     --unchanged-line-format= \
     ~/file \
     /dev/fd/3 \
3<<\LINES >>~/file
> first line : **hello this rajkumar**
> Second line: **good morningt**
> Third line : **Thank you**
> LINES

First of all, I should mention that while it is almost certainly available for any unix you could wish, diff isn't necessarily already installed on your system. Probably it is, but maybe not.
Also, diff doesn't like stdin - it wants to read from at least two actual filesystem paths for comparison, which is why I specify the 3 redirection operator above and hand diff /dev/fd/3 as an argument.
By default diff prints a lot of information you may not necessarily want to write to your file, and that's why I demonstrate its use with all of the operands above. It does provide a --suppress-common-lines option, which is handy, but additional diff information is also included in its output and the option doesn't play nicely with arguments omitting it - so we have to specify all or none.
As shown, diff will print only the line from %> /dev/fd/3 - its rightmost file-argument - if it detects a common line between the two files has changed and only new-lines it detects from %> same. It will print nothing at all for old or unchanged lines, so appending its output to its leftmost argument - here ~/file - would result in identical behavior to the above uniq command.

A: You can append to end of a file by using >>, Example:
echo "What ever you want" >> file

IMHO, you should read bash manpage, section REDIRECTION:
Appending Redirected Output
       Redirection of output in  this  fashion  causes  the  file  whose  name
       results  from  the expansion of word to be opened for appending on file
       descriptor n, or the standard output (file descriptor 1) if  n  is  not
       specified.  If the file does not exist it is created.

       The general format for appending output is:

              [n]>>word

A: You can use the following construct to check if the contents of file.txt are present in another file, and if not add it.
Example
Say I have the following 2 files:
$ more file.txt afile.txt
::::::::::::::
file.txt
::::::::::::::
first line : **hello this rajkumar**
Second line: **good morningt**
Third line : **Thank you**
::::::::::::::
afile.txt
::::::::::::::
blah
blah

Now if we use the following one liner:
$ if ! grep -qFxf file.txt afile.txt; then cat file.txt  >> afile.txt; fi

We should see lines getting added to afile.txt.
$ more afile.txt
blah
blah
first line : **hello this rajkumar**
Second line: **good morningt**
Third line : **Thank you**

If I run the if ... one liner again we should see no changes made to afile.txt.
$ if ! grep -qFxf file.txt afile.txt; then  cat file.txt  >> afile.txt; fi
$ more afile.txt
blah
blah
first line : **hello this rajkumar**
Second line: **good morningt**
Third line : **Thank you**

Details
The if is pretty self explanatory, the only other interesting thing going on here is the argument to if. We're looking for situations where the if statement fails, and so we're adding the contents of file.txt to afile.txt.
The switches to grep, -qFxf tell grep to be:

*

*-q - quiet, don't display any matches to the grep only report them via the return status.

*-F - Fixed strings in the file file.txt.

*-x - Select only those matches that exactly match the whole line.

*-f - Obtain a pattern from file file.txt.

A: You can also grab the last three lines of your file to a temp file and diff that with your expected lines.  Append if the diff fails.
#!/bin/bash
LINES=('**hello this rajkumar**' '**good morningt**' '**Thank you**')
tail -3 afile > /tmp/afile.$$.1
printf "%s\n%s\n%s\n" "${LINES[@]}" > /tmp/afile.$$.2
if ! diff /tmp/afile.$$.1 /tmp/afile.$$.2 >/dev/null; then printf "%s\n%s\n%s\n" "${LINES[@]}" >> afile; fi
rm /tmp/afile.$$.1 /tmp/afile.$$.2


Everyone loves season-long fantasy football. However, daily fantasy football has become bigger and bigger over the last few years. Unlike in season-long leagues, fantasy owners have to build a line up using a salary cap. The best way to build those lineups is to find good value players in order to spend big on top end players. Below I have put together seven players under $6,000 on either DraftKings and FanDuel that fantasy owners should take a look at in week two.
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The Philadelphia Eagles had a fantastic season last year, considering they won the Super Bowl. They started off 11-1 through 12 weeks last year and ended at 13-3. They could've easily gone 14-2 but made the smart decision to rest their starters for Week 17. The question is…can they repeat?
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2016-02-13T17:59:43-05:00https://images.c-span.org/Files/cc1/20160213180649003_hd.jpgDennis Frye talked about the reactions of both Southerners and Northerners following abolitionist John Brown's 1859 raid on the federal armory at Harpers Ferry and his resulting execution. By using quotes from period newspapers and letters, Mr. Frye set the stage for the nation's divided sentiments heading into the election of 1860, which was won by Abraham Lincoln.
"Did John Brown Elect Abraham Lincoln?" was part of the annual Christmas in Shepherdstown celebration that had a three-day Civil War theme for the first time, presented through a partnership between the Shepherd history department, the Shepherd University foundation and the George Tyler Moore Center for the study of the Civil War. The event was held at the Robert C. Byrd Center for Legislative Studies.
Dennis Frye talked about the reactions of both Southerners and Northerners following abolitionist John Brown's 1859 raid on the federal armory at Harpers Ferry and his resulting execution. By using quotes from period newspapers and letters, Mr. Frye set the stage for the nation's divided sentiments heading into the election of 1860, which was won by Abraham Lincoln.


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NASCAR moves to low downforce package for 2016 season
Races at Kentucky and Darlington were considered a success
NASCAR moves to low downforce package for 2016 season Races at Kentucky and Darlington were considered a success Check out this story on IndyStar.com: http://indy.st/1Luf5lY
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Jul 11, 2015; Sparta, KY, USA; Sprint Cup Series driver Kyle Busch (18) passes Sprint Cup Series driver Joey Logano (22) for the lead during the Quaker State 400 at Kentucky Speedway. Mandatory Credit: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports(Photo: Christopher Hanewinckel-USA TODAY Sports)
NASCAR will use a lower downforce aerodynamic rules package on its cars for the 2016 season, the sanctioning body announced Wednesday.
The reduced downforce package is similar to the one used this summer at Kentucky Speedway and Darlington Raceway, where it earned positive reviews for the quality of racing. Lower downforce means the cars have less grip in the corners, making it more difficult for drivers to stay in the gas.
In turn, that opens the opportunity for more side-by-side racing and passing.
"NASCAR has worked tirelessly with our teams, drivers, manufacturers and Goodyear to develop a rules package that provides fans with the best racing possible," said Steve O'Donnell, NASCAR executive vice president and chief racing development officer. "The success of the races at Kentucky and Darlington in similar trim proved extremely valuable in accelerating rules development for 2016. Now, as teams have even more time to prepare and a strong baseline of data, we anticipate the racing to be even better."
NASCAR had originally wanted to test the 2016 rules package at the All-Star Race in May, with the goal of finalizing the package shortly thereafter so teams could get a head start on next season.
But in the spring, NASCAR seemed to suddenly back off from changing the rules at all. The racing was competitive and the races were being won by different drivers, so there perhaps would be no tweaks from the 2015 package. If so, that would have the added benefit of saving money for race teams who wouldn't have to invest extra in research and development.
Once word of NASCAR's thinking began to filter, however, the drivers pushed back. They campaigned for a lower downforce package while NASCAR thought a high drag concept would be the way to go.
As it turned out, the drivers were correct: Kentucky and Darlington were great races while the high-drag races (Indianapolis and Michigan) were duds.
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When it comes to dining in Virginia, don't be fooled by appearances. In fact, if you weren't specifically looking for the following restaurants, you might easily pass them by. That's what makes "hole in the wall" restaurants so special. Once you find yourself in any of the following unassuming restaurants, you won't be disappointed. Here's the inside scoop on some fantastic local eats.
Richmond's Mama Zu may not be the place you go for atmosphere, but rest assured you will be focused solely on the plate in front of you. The establishment has been a Richmond staple for decades, serving authentic Italian in a tiny room full of character. You can expect classic Italian dishes, but the adventurous palette will also be pleased with options such as calf's liver or duck, polenta and white beans (pictured above).
Gringo's Taqueria is only half a mile from the oceanfront, but you may feel like you've stepped just south of the border after tasting the authentic Mexican dishes. Chef Evie is the mastermind behind the spicy and flavorful cuisine served in a very low-key atmosphere. These grilled fish tacos pair local seafood with incredible Mexican spice.
The Ten Top is the kind of restaurant you'd hear about by word of mouth, and then happily recommend to complete strangers. The sandwiches here are most popular, especially the turkey apple club. Anything on the menu will be prepared with fresh and delicious ingredients. The beautiful concoction pictured above is their pesto chicken flat bread pizza.
The general consensus is that City Corner 2 serves the best Thai food in Roanoke. Some specialties include Thai iced tea and the homemade soups. The outside may not look like much, but the inside will feel and smell like authentic Thailand cuisine.
Homemades by Suzanne is a lovely little lunch place with, you guessed it, homemade goods. For over 30 years, this bakery has also been a local Ashland caterer, winning "Best Caterer" in the area for the past five years. Stroll in for an afternoon and enjoy a delicious chicken salad sandwich with their unbeatable strawberry shortcake.
It's a small restaurant with limited seating, but everything else about this place is big and bold. Especially when it comes to flavor and the richness of the ingredients. This is the most beloved spot for southern cooking in Charlottesville, and there is plenty of impressive competition. The meals here are made to order and include all the hidden treasures that you'd expect with a proper barbecue meal, including fried green tomatoes and incredible sauce. Photographed above is the homemade biscuit with sausage, and fried egg with a side of macaroni and cheese.
Mediterranean food in Harrisonburg...it may sound like an unlikely pairing, but Xenia's makes it work well. To start with, their homemade pita bread is baked in a clay oven. This staple pairs beautifully with mouth-watering meats and fresh veggies alike. And their kebabs, of course, are not to be missed.
The Brickhouse Run is tucked away in Petersburg's quaint and historic Old Towne. The pub serves American and British fare in two rooms which make up part of a 190-year old building. The inside decor is just as charming as the outside, with a fireplace, exposed beams, and tables with fresh flowers. The menu has a little bit of everything, including the pub standards such as fish and chips and shepherd's pie.
Midtown Eats could easily be missed if you weren't looking carefully enough. But you would miss out on some of the best sandwiches (and hardiest helpings) in town. One of the most famous menu items is the N'awlins Burger, complete with two patties, sauteed shrimp, grilled onions, and gouda cheese. With a reasonably priced menu and friendly atmosphere, you should make a point of stopping by.
Bonnie Blue is the southern food staple of Winchester. The restaurants accommodates about 50 in its modest setting. One thing is for sure; you won't leave hungry after enjoying the classic pulled pork, macaroni, collard greens, and cornbread. And that's just one meal option. There are plenty of other options that'll tempt you to come back soon. Local beer brewed at Escutcheon Brewing Company pairs wonderfully with these homemade treats.
From the outside, you might not expect the delicious wood-burning-oven-produced pizza heaven that awaits. Rivermont is a family-friendly local favorite. The menu features the freshest ingredients and extends beyond the classic cheese pizza (although that's a tough one to beat).
Five Forks Cafe is Williamsburg's beloved diner. It's a greasy spoon in the best sense - a delightful diner with quality food. The scene is quite different than some of Williamsburg's fancier dining options, but if local popularity is any indication, this is the place to be. You'll want to try the delicious corn cakes with honey butter.
Have you been to any of these hidden gems? Be sure to share with us your experience, or feel free to add to the list any of your local favorites!


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VL WATERSIDE Lane, Brighton Twp, MI, 48114
Listing Agent: Jennifer L Lahiff
Courtesy of: Mutual Realty, LLC
Address: VL WATERSIDE Lane
County: Livingston
City: Brighton Twp
Almost 5 acres in Brighton Township, with Hartland Schools! Wooded, with frontage on the pond/lake as well as an additional fishing pond, this parcel is beautiful! The lot is located towards the end of a dead-end private lane and offers many possibilities for building your dream home, including a possible walkout or daylight basement. There is an abundance of wildlife and beauty that will make you think you're in northern Michigan and yet you're just minutes from shopping, entertaining, and expressways. Zoned R-1. Land Contract terms may be available, not yet defined. No HOA. Build your dream home today! *** Please do not walk the land without permission from the listing agent***
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This is a very well hand carved, large 19th century antique mahogany wall bracket shelf / corbel, made using top quality timber and still in the original rich finish. The antique wall bracket is hollowed out and features pierced through carvings. Complete wth the original brass wall hanging plates. A decorative antique wall feature that is in fabulous condition.


Cadbury Australia and Fairtrade Labelling Australia/New Zealand have announced plans for Cadbury Dairy Milk to achieve Fairtrade Certification by Easter 2010.
The chocolate giant indicated that the initiative would mean cocoa farmers and communities 'can look forward to a better and brighter future' as Fairtrade cocoa sales increase in Ghana and new opportunities will open up for growers in other parts of the world.
Consumers in Britain and Ireland are already able to buy Cadbury Dairy Milk Fairtrade Certified chocolate and the announcement coincides with confirmation of similar plans for Cadbury Dairy Milk in New Zealand and Canada.
Cadbury said the move would 'more than triple the amount of Fairtrade products sold throughout Australia'.
Fairtrade executive director Steve Knapp stressed that Cadbury using Fairtrade Certified cocoa was a landmark step from a market-leading chocolate manufacturer.
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This option is currently not reflecting on the app for now in the mentioned cities, but is live on the website. If you own a vehicle, you can now use the option 'Traffic Challan' to pay for challans obtained for violating any kind of traffic rules. This includes everything from jumping a red light, over-speeding, not wearing a helmet, ignoring traffic signs, driving without a valid licence and so on.
Once the challan is generated against your vehicle's registration number, log into Paytm, enter the city name, challan/ vehicle number, and choose your payment method. After verification, you can then pay for the challan online, and this will generate a digital invoice and the customer's surrendered documents will be dispatched via postal services by the respective police department.
This furthers the government's initiative to making payments cashless, and eradicates the hassle of going to the police department for paying the challan. Plus, the documents are delivered at home, easing the otherwise cumbersome process for vehicle owners and the police.
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package org.talend.components.snowflake.runtime;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.sql.Connection;
import java.sql.PreparedStatement;
import java.sql.ResultSet;
import java.sql.SQLException;
import java.sql.Statement;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;
import java.util.concurrent.atomic.AtomicInteger;

import org.junit.Assert;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Rule;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.rules.ExpectedException;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.mockito.Mockito;
import org.powermock.api.mockito.PowerMockito;
import org.powermock.core.classloader.annotations.PrepareForTest;
import org.powermock.modules.junit4.PowerMockRunner;
import org.talend.components.api.container.DefaultComponentRuntimeContainerImpl;
import org.talend.components.api.container.RuntimeContainer;
import org.talend.components.api.exception.ComponentException;
import org.talend.components.snowflake.SnowflakePreparedStatementTableProperties.Type;
import org.talend.components.snowflake.runtime.utils.DriverManagerUtils;
import org.talend.components.snowflake.tsnowflakerow.TSnowflakeRowProperties;

@RunWith(PowerMockRunner.class)
@PrepareForTest(DriverManagerUtils.class)
public class SnowflakeRowStandaloneTest {

    @Rule
    public ExpectedException exceptionRule = ExpectedException.none();

    private SnowflakeRowStandalone standalone;

    private TSnowflakeRowProperties properties;

    private Connection connection;

    private static final String QUERY = "select id, name, age from employee";

    private RuntimeContainer container;

    @Before
    public void setup() throws Exception {
        properties = new TSnowflakeRowProperties("rowProperties");
        properties.setupProperties();
        properties.query.setValue(QUERY);
        properties.dieOnError.setValue(false);
        standalone = new SnowflakeRowStandalone();

        container = new DefaultComponentRuntimeContainerImpl();
        standalone.initialize(container, properties);

        connection = Mockito.mock(Connection.class);
        PowerMockito.mockStatic(DriverManagerUtils.class);
        PowerMockito.when(DriverManagerUtils.getConnection(properties.getConnectionProperties())).thenReturn(connection);
    }

    @Test
    public void testRunAtDriverWithoutPreparedStatementUsage() throws SQLException {
        properties.usePreparedStatement.setValue(false);
        Statement statement = Mockito.mock(Statement.class);
        Mockito.when(connection.createStatement()).thenReturn(statement);

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);

        Mockito.verify(statement).execute(QUERY);
        Assert.assertEquals(0, container.getComponentData(container.getCurrentComponentId(), SnowflakeRowStandalone.NB_LINE));
    }

    @Test
    public void testRunAtDriverWithoutPreparedStatementUsageUpdateCount() throws SQLException {
        final int expectedCount = 5;
        properties.usePreparedStatement.setValue(false);
        Statement statement = Mockito.mock(Statement.class);
        Mockito.when(connection.createStatement()).thenReturn(statement);
        Mockito.when(statement.execute(Mockito.any())).thenReturn(false);
        Mockito.when(statement.getUpdateCount()).thenReturn(expectedCount);

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);

        Mockito.verify(statement).execute(QUERY);
        Assert.assertEquals(expectedCount, container.getComponentData(container.getCurrentComponentId(), SnowflakeRowStandalone.NB_LINE));
    }

    @Test
    public void testRunAtDriverWithoutPreparedStatementUsageMultiStatementUpdateCount() throws SQLException {
        final int expectedCount = 6;
        properties.usePreparedStatement.setValue(false);
        Statement statement = Mockito.mock(Statement.class);
        Mockito.when(connection.createStatement()).thenReturn(statement);
        Mockito.when(statement.execute(Mockito.any())).thenReturn(false);
        final AtomicInteger moreResultsWereInvoked = new AtomicInteger(0);
        Mockito.when(statement.getUpdateCount()).thenAnswer(arg -> moreResultsWereInvoked.get() == 1 ? expectedCount : -1);
        Mockito.when(statement.getMoreResults()).thenAnswer(arg -> {
            moreResultsWereInvoked.incrementAndGet();
            return false;
        });

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);

        Mockito.verify(statement).execute(QUERY);
        Assert.assertEquals(expectedCount, container.getComponentData(container.getCurrentComponentId(), SnowflakeRowStandalone.NB_LINE));
    }

    @Test
    public void testRunAtDriverWithPreparedStatement() throws SQLException {
        properties.usePreparedStatement.setValue(true);
        List<Integer> indexes = Arrays.asList(1, 2, 3);
        List<String> types = Arrays.asList(Type.Int.name(), Type.String.name(), Type.Double.name());
        List<Object> values = Arrays.asList(new Object[]{3, "value", 0.1});
        properties.preparedStatementTable.indexes.setValue(indexes);
        properties.preparedStatementTable.types.setValue(types);
        properties.preparedStatementTable.values.setValue(values);
        PreparedStatement prstmt = Mockito.mock(PreparedStatement.class);
        Mockito.when(connection.prepareStatement(QUERY)).thenReturn(prstmt);
        ResultSet rs = Mockito.mock(ResultSet.class);
        Mockito.when(prstmt.executeQuery()).thenReturn(rs);
        Mockito.when(rs.next()).thenReturn(true, true, false);

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);

        Mockito.verify(prstmt).executeQuery();
        Assert.assertEquals(2, container.getComponentData(container.getCurrentComponentId(), SnowflakeRowStandalone.NB_LINE));
    }

    @Test
    public void testCannotCreateConnection() throws IOException, SQLException {
        Mockito.when(DriverManagerUtils.getConnection(properties.getConnectionProperties()))
                .thenThrow(new IOException("cannot connect"));

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);

        PowerMockito.verifyStatic(DriverManagerUtils.class);
        DriverManagerUtils.getConnection(properties.getConnectionProperties());
    }

    @Test
    public void testCannotCreateConnectionWithDieOnError() throws IOException, SQLException {
        exceptionRule.expect(ComponentException.class);
        Mockito.when(DriverManagerUtils.getConnection(properties.getConnectionProperties()))
                .thenThrow(new IOException("cannot connect"));
        properties.dieOnError.setValue(true);

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);
    }

    @Test
    public void testCannotCreateStatement() throws IOException, SQLException {
        Mockito.when(connection.createStatement())
                .thenThrow(new SQLException("Cannot construct statement for current connection"));

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);

        Mockito.verify(connection, Mockito.times(1)).createStatement();
        Assert.assertNotNull(container.getComponentData(container.getCurrentComponentId(), SnowflakeRowStandalone.ERROR_MESSAGE));
    }

    @Test
    public void testCannotCreateStatementWithDieOnError() throws IOException, SQLException {
        exceptionRule.expect(ComponentException.class);
        Mockito.when(connection.createStatement())
                .thenThrow(new SQLException("Cannot construct statement for current connection"));
        properties.dieOnError.setValue(true);

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);
    }

    @Test
    public void testRunAtDriverCannotCloseConnection() throws Exception {
        exceptionRule.expect(ComponentException.class);
        properties.usePreparedStatement.setValue(false);
        Statement statement = Mockito.mock(Statement.class);
        Mockito.when(connection.createStatement()).thenReturn(statement);

        Mockito.when(connection.isClosed()).thenThrow(new SQLException("Cannot close already closed connection"));

        standalone.runAtDriver(container);
    }
}

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When I first had the idea of what would be our company, TownWave, I never imagined I would have to break it down into such detail that would eventually match up with a traditional business model. We started with a lean startup canvas model, as most startups do, and expanded it from there.
My team's biggest struggle was identifying our value proposition. As a "web-based artist/music discovery platform," we were going into an oversaturated market of social sound platforms that all ideally promised the same thing for their customers. We had to differentiate ourselves in our business model canvas from the start to ensure we would not make the same mistakes as our competitors.
At the same time, we had to make sure we were identifying our market properly and knew how we would eventually pitch ourselves to a board of investors. Once we found an interested investor, my partner and I started to create a detailed business plan, filled with information and research from our potential customer market. Some of the information gathered included amount of time people spent searching to discover new music, their preferred platform for music discovery, and the average amount of time listeners spent listening to music each day.
Finding data and information that proved there was a need for our product in the industry was the most important part for our investor. Investors don't care how much a company believes in its projected success, you must provide them with numbers that back up your claim and give the investor confidence they are investing in something special.
We had to conduct our own polls and research studies to prove that there was a massive market of opportunity for our company to thrive in. Our business plan is single-handedly the most important document we have ever worked on. It's roughly 30 pages of one single idea, TownWave, broken down into claims that our product will deliver on its promise, which is all backed by research. We were offered $200,000 for 33% equity in our company from an angel investor and though this was exciting news for us, we eventually turned down the offer and continued with our app's development. We felt giving away such a high percentage of our company that early in our company's development was not right for TownWave's future success. Since then, we have been developing our product into something much greater and have since been offered multiple investments of $100,000 for 10% equity, which valuates our company much higher than the original offer would have. We are now in the process of releasing our finished product into the market and using SAFE agreements ["simple agreements for future equity"] to lock down a few investors to help us push our product into the hands of millions of listeners and artists.
Early sketch of TownWave concept artist page.
Dalton Dellsperger graduated from Texas Tech in May 2017. He is now working full time on his entrepreneurial venture, TownWave. Reach him on Twitter at @dalton_townwave.
Media Innovation and Entrepreneurship by Dalton Dellsperger is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License, except where otherwise noted.


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Битва при Сардах (395 до н. э.) — сражение в ходе спартано-персидской войны, в ходе которой спартанский царь Агесилай II одержал решительную победу над персами.

С 399 года до н. э. Спарта вела войну с Персией на территории противника, в Малой Азии. Спартанцами командовал царь Агесилай, который действовал довольно успешно, продвинувшись вглубь вражеской территории. В 395 году до н. э. сатрап Тиссаферн атаковал во главе конницы один из отрядов спартанцев и нанёс им сильный урон. Однако Агесилай решил атаковать противника основными силами: сначала в бой пошла лёгкая пехота и конница, затем — тяжёлая пехота. Персы были обращены в бегство, греки преследовали их, убили многих из них и захватили их лагерь. После этого поражения царь Артаксеркс II приказал отрубить голову Тиссаферну и был вынужден искать мира со Спартой.

Литература

 Рунг Э. В. Агесилай против Тиссаферна (Битва при Сардах 395 г. до н. э.)

Сражения по алфавиту
Сражения Древней Греции
Сражения державы Ахеменидов
Сражения 395 года до н. э.

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Babelomurex macrocephalus is a species of sea snail, a marine gastropod mollusc in the family Muricidae, the murex snails or rock snails.

Description

Distribution
The holotype of this marine species was found off New Caledonia.

References

 Oliverio, M. (2008). Coralliophilinae (Neogastropoda: Muricidae) from the southwest Pacific. in: Héros, V. et al. (Ed.) Tropical Deep-Sea Benthos 25. Mémoires du Muséum national d'Histoire naturelle (1993). 196: 481-585

macrocephalus
Gastropods described in 2008


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Q: How to do clear data of application programmatically on updating of the application? I want to clear the application data of my application when updated. What do I want to do for this?. I want to clear my previously build application data on updation programmatically. I had tried some code but it doesn't work for me.
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public class UpdateReciever extends BroadcastReceiver {
    @Override
    public void onReceive(Context context, Intent intent) {

        try {
            Runtime runtime = Runtime.getRuntime();
            runtime.exec("pm clear " + context.getPackageName() + " HERE");
        } catch (Exception e) {
            e.printStackTrace();
        }/**/

    }
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John White, born in the 1540s and last heard of in 1593 in Ireland, is known for the five voyages to North America that he took part in between 1584 and 1590, mostly to Sir Walter Raleigh's Virginia Colony, and for the 75 watercolours that now survive in the British Museum (Hulton & Quinn 1964; Hulton 1985; Sloan 2007).
The most noted of these watercolours were made on the 1585 expedition and portray the Algonquin people of what is now coastal North Carolina; others include fanciful notions of ancient Picts, based to some extent on his Amerindian observations, and of Baffin Island Inuit (although White did not necessarily accompany Frobisher there in 1576).
Two of the watercolours depict a Timuacan man and woman, from the St John's River region of central Atlantic-coastal Florida (BM accessions Prints and Drawings, 1906, 0509. 1.22–23). They are labelled only 'Of Florida', without the detailed captions on his Virginia paintings, and are thought to be copies by White of now lost originals by the Huguenot Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues (1533–1588).
Figure 1. Laudonnierus et rex athore ante columnam a praefecto prima navigatione locatam quamque venerantur floridenses, by Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, 1564–1565. Gouache and metallic pigments on vellum, with traces of black chalk outlines.
The New York Public Library Digital Collections. Available at: http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/items/510d47d9-7bee-a3d9-e040-e00a180... (accessed 22 July).
Le Moyne was in Florida in 1564–1565 and was then in London from 1581 until his death. What may be one of his original gouaches shows the commemorative pillar bearing the arms of Charles IX of France that Jean Ribault had raised in Florida in 1562, alongside the local chief's son, Athore, greeting Le Moyne's captain René Laudonnière on 27 June 1564, and with containers of local produce apparently as offerings in front of the pillar (Figure 1). The food offerings include gourds of (probably) beverage, baskets of fruits and vegetables and a tied bundle of maize cobs (Sloan 2007: fig. 77; engravings of Le Moyne's drawings, including this one, were published by Theodore de Bry in 1591 in Frankfurt; De Bry had already published engravings of White's drawings the previous year, see Hulton 1977, 1985).
Figure 2. Timuacan man 'Of Florida', by John White c. 1585, probably after Jacques Le Moyne 1564–1565. Watercolour. British Museum, Department of Prints & Drawings 1906, 0509. 1.22.
White's two putative copies from Le Moyne labelled 'Of Florida' are in the same style as his Virginia watercolours; the man (Figure 2) is heavily tattooed and wears a loincloth with many pendants, apparently of metal and possibly being brass aglets used in European costume of the period to link doublet and breeches (Martinón-Torres et al. 2007 show the adoption of these as jewellery in sixteenth-century Cuba). He also has flat elliptical metal ornaments on his arms and knees, and as a pectoral. These may also be of European manufacture, or perhaps indigenous trade goods from Colombia via the Antilles. If European, they would probably have been of brass; if Colombian, of gold or a copper-gold alloy such as tumbaga. While he resembles, in his armament and adornment, figures from De Bry's engravings after Le Moyne's lost originals, he does not replicate any of them; Sloan (2007: 134) notes the resemblance of his tattoos to Elizabethan strapwork, and this may indicate an ex post facto adaptation by either Le Moyne or White.
Figure 3. Timuacan woman 'Of Florida', by John White c. 1585, probably after Jacques Le Moyne 1564–1565. Watercolour. British Museum, Department of Prints and Drawings 1906, 0509. 1. 23.
The woman is also tattooed in similar fashion from forehead to wrists and ankles (Figure 3), and wears two necklaces as well as fish bladders in her earlobes (Sloan 2007: 136 & plate 20); it is not clear whether she also has a labret through her lower lip. Her costume is striking, albeit impractical, in its brevity: long blue icicle-like points hang from a red-and-white band over one shoulder, beneath which she is naked. It implies ceremonial rather than everyday garb. Sloan (2007: 136) suggests it is made from Spanish moss, which grows commonly on trees in Florida and Carolina, although the red-and-white border would seem to be fabric. She again resembles, but does not duplicate, the figure of a chief's wife in De Bry's engravings: the most economical explanation might be that both the male and female figures were drawn from life by Le Moyne, and formed part of a scene not used by, or not in the hands of, De Bry. This matter, however, is tangential to my main point—the identification of objects held in the woman's hands.
In her left hand (Figure 4) she holds a pottery bowl containing three fruit-like objects, now in a pale blue so faded that their identity is uncertain, although they are possibly pineapples. Her right hand holds out five cobs of maize, which are explicitly, although sketchily, shown as being red, black, white and (two) yellow in colour (Figure 5).
Figure 4. Detailed view of figure 3, showing bowl with what could be pineapples in the woman's left hand.
Figure 5. Detailed view of figure 3, showing maize cobs in the woman's right hand.
This is of considerable interest, as these are the four colours of the world directions in the cosmology of parts of Mesoamerica (southern Mexico and western Central America), notably the Maya civilisation. There, red (chak) signified the east and sunrise, black (ek) the west and sunset into night; white (sak) was the north and also upwards into the blinding light of the heavens, while yellow (k'an) was the south and the underworld. The path of the sun cycled through all four on its diurnal round. The cosmic centre and axis mundi were blue-green (yax).
There is a set of almanacs on pages 24–28 of the Madrid Codex that refers to planting. Most commonly, Chaak [the Maya rain deity] is the one doing the planting, and the almanacs are pretty consistently divided into four or five frames, associated with the colour-directional aspects of Chaak. In the almanac in question [on Madrid 26d–27d], the hieroglyphic captions contain a verbal compound that remains unread [at B1, E1 and G1], and a reference to a particular colour of maize [yellow in frame 1, black in frame 2, white in frame 3, red in frame 4, and blue/green in frame 5]. This suggests a directional circuit beginning in the south, moving to the west, then to the north, the east, and finally the centre.
Eric Thompson (1934) discussed the Maya associations of these colours with the cardinal points, the four quarters of the world and the sky-bearer gods, which appear in hieroglyphic sources (the Dresden and Madrid Codices), in sources transcribed from Maya into European script (the Ritual of the Bacabs, the Chilam Balam of Chumayel), and in Diego de Landa's ethnographic compilation, the Relación de las cosas de Yucatan (see also Tozzer 1941, especially pp. 137–38 and notes 635–38).
The use of four-coloured maize in what may, from the woman's striking but abbreviated costume in White's rendering, be a ceremonial action could hint at ideas transferred from Mesoamerica to Florida. Given the man's elaborate metal ornaments, he may also be in ceremonial garb, and it is possible that we should associate the two copies of Le Moyne by John White with the ritual depicted on the putative Le Moyne original in New York or one much like it.
The bundle of maize shown by Le Moyne contains 10 white and 10 red cobs: the number 20 was of considerable significance in Mesoamerica, being the base for the vigesimal calendar and numeration system: the 260-day Aztec tonalpohualli cycle and Maya tzolkin (Sacred Round) were multiples of 20 named days with the numbers 1–13. The use of just red and white may matter: among a number of contemporary Maya cultures, east (red) and north (white) define the sunrise to sunset positions, thereby corresponding to the daytime and to the solar (male) realm, as opposed to the lunar (female) realm. Red and white are significant in several contact-period South-eastern United States cultures in terms of being linked to the dual system of peacetime chiefs (associated with white) and war chiefs (red) (Gabrielle Vail, pers. comm. 2015). The male cast of the ceremony depicted by Le Moyne in Figure 1, albeit with a background chorus of semi-naked women, may be relevant to the bicoloured maize bundle.
For the late pre-Hispanic Maya, however, the combination of sunrise (red) and zenith (white) colours is not important: in the Dresden Codex, north and south (white and yellow) have positive associations, while east and west (red and black) have negative associations. In the Madrid Codex (and in Landa), north (white) and west (black) years have the most negative prognostications. Generally, the south has extremely positive associations in both codices, as it is linked with the deity K'awil and sustenance. The two yellow cobs seem to suggest that the southern direction, perhaps because of its association with abundance, is being emphasised (Gabrielle Vail, pers. comm. 2015). Whether the use of precisely 20 bundled cobs in Le Moyne's depiction is the result of Mesoamerican contact or just coincidence remains moot.
Maize is rare as a crop in Florida until after AD 1200, when it is found at, inter alia, the Browne Mound and Holy Spirit sites on the lower St John's River (Hutchinson et al. 1998). These are mortuary sites, and the populations had a marine-oriented diet with little maize. Hutchinson et al. (1998) note increased maize usage after Spanish contact, suggesting that new routes of communication, perhaps including greater distance maritime ones, could have been a factor. Although maize was in use in upstate New York from the late first millennium BC onwards, having apparently spread north and east from the US South-west, it seems to have trickled southwards through Georgia into Florida much later on: it is possible, given the post-Contact date for expansion of maize use there, that this resulted from maritime rather than terrestrial exchanges, and that these ultimately may have been with Mexico. If so, why and how maize colour-symbolism came along with the comestible is intriguing, but perhaps unascertainable.
No proven links between the Maya area and Florida have yet been found (and most Florida archaeologists remain sceptical), although Bullen (1966) suggested that the standing stelae with associated offerings of the mid-first millennium AD at Crystal River on the Gulf Coast north of Tampa resulted from such contact, either direct or mediated through the Antilles. The apparent ritual use of maize on the St John's River in the 1560s as recorded by Le Moyne may have been a response to the novelty of this crop as much as to its utility, and the striking parallels with four-colour symbolism are worthy of further study.
Figure 1 is used by courtesy of The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Division of Art, Prints and Photographs: Print Collection, The New York Public Library; and Figures 2–5 by courtesy of the Trustees of the British Museum. For detailed advice on the Madrid Codex and ethnohistoric data, I am grateful to Gabrielle Vail.
HULTON, P. (ed.). 1977. The work of Jacques Le Moyne de Morgues, a Huguenot artist in France, Florida, and England. London: British Museum Publications.
HULTON, P. 1985. America 1585: the complete drawings of John White. Chapel Hill & London: University of North Carolina Press.
HULTON, P. & D. BEERS QUINN (ed.). 1964. The American drawings of John White. Chapel Hill & London: University of North Carolina Press.
SLOAN, K. (ed.). 2007. A New World: England's first view of America. Chapel Hill & London: University of North Carolina Press & British Museum.
TOZZER, A.M. (ed.). 1941. Landa's relación de las cosas de Yucatan (Papers of the Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology, Harvard University 18). Cambridge (MA): Peabody Museum of Archaeology & Ethnology.
VAIL, G. & C. HERNÁNDEZ. 2013. The Maya Codices Database, Version 4.1. A website and database. Available at http://www.mayacodices.org/ (accessed 22 July 2015).


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Week 5 marked the return of two key veterans to the NFL landscape as Julian Edelman (New England) and Mark Ingram (New Orleans) both rejoin their respective teams after serving fourgame suspensions.
We'll see Edelman back in action Thursday night. Ultimately, he should be a big boost to the Patriots' offense, likely helping to raise all tides.
Edelman missed all of 2017 with a torn ACL but he totaled 98 receptions in 2016.
For Ingram, fantasy owners are no doubt excited to add a player who was the sixth-best fantasy running back last season, averaging 96 yards per game, to go along with 58 receptions and 12 touchdowns.
Expect those per-game numbers to come down as Alvin Kamara (New Orleans) is clearly the lead back although Ingram will have plenty of fantasy value in an offense that can sustain two running backs.
One thing for certain though is Kamara's elite fantasy production isn't likely to be impacted much with the return of Ingram.
Kamara was the thirdbest running back last season sharing the workload with Ingram. In the second half of the 2017 season Kamara was the best fantasy running back, even with Ingram there.
Kamara is producing perhaps the greatest fantasy season ever: He is on pace for 1,100 rushing yards, 1,344 receiving yards, 24 touchdowns and 140 receptions — simply amazing.
Matthew Stafford (Detroit) has thrown multiple touchdowns in seven straight games against the Packers and over his past four games against the Packers he averages 354 passing yards and 2.5 touchdowns.
Andy Dalton (Cincinnati) and the Bengals offense somewhat quietly are fourth in the NFL in points per game (31.5) and Dalton is only one of two quarterbacks (along with Philip Rivers) to throw multiple touchdowns in every game this year.
Speaking of Philip Rivers (LA Chargers), he looks set up for a huge game against a Raiders defense ranked 31st in points allowed (30.0 per game).
Christian McCaffrey (Carolina) should be in store for another strong game coming off a bye, averaging 143 total yards and going against a Giants' defense ranked 29th against the run.
James Conner (Pittsburgh) has dipped of late though he should bounce back this week against a Falcons defense allowing the third-most fantasy points to opposing running backs.
T.J. Yeldon (Jacksonville) will start with Leonard Fournette (hamstring) ruled out for Week 5 and he gets a Kansas City defense that allows the most fantasy points to opposing running backs.
Aaron Jones (Green Bay) should get more work after leading the team in rushing last week and this week he gets a Lions defense ranked last against the run. Jones is averaging 6.3 yards per rushing attempt to 3.4 for teammate Jamaal Williams.
John Brown (Baltimore) has clearly established himself as the top Ravens wide receiver averaging 85 yards per game -- Brown also leads the NFL with 17 targets of 15-yards or more on the season.
With tight end points so difficult to come by this season, Austin Hooper (Atlanta) is worth consideration this week. For starters, there should be many points to be had in a game that has an extremely high "over/under" of 57 points plus Pittsburgh has allowed a league-high 30 receptions to tight ends this year and the most fantasy points to opposing to tight ends.
Russell Wilson (Seattle) was last year's top fantasy quarterback but he hasn't gotten things going this year (the 20thranked quarterback). He isn't likely to break out this week against a Rams defense that held him to less than 200 yards passing in both of their games last season with one touchdown in each game.
Dalvin Cook (Minnesota) and his hamstring are hard to trust -- he averages 2.7 yards per carry and this week he plays at Philadelphia, which allows the fewest rushing yards per game (63.8).
Carlos Hyde (Cleveland) could lose some carries to Nick Chubb after his explosive two touchdowns last week, plus Hyde will have to go against a Ravens defense allowing the second-fewest fantasy points to opposing to running backs.
Alan Satterlee is in his sixth year of writing about fantasy football for The Charlotte Observer. Find him on Twitter at @Speedkills_DFW.


Short of being with them 24/7, what can you do to keep your children safe? Some parents are turning to self-defense classes to teach their children how to stand up for themselves.
We are all conscious about our child's physical abilities, mental health and social insecurities too, which gives us a lot to worry about. We think that learning self defense is a great thing and can teach kids much more than fighting. Here are 6 reasons why practicing Brazilian Jui Jitsu can help your children.
Respect. Self defense and martial arts have long been known for teaching respect for one another. Even though these classes teach physical moves that could be interpreted as violent, in fact the basis of self defense traditions is respect and avoiding violence unless necessary.
Often, parents notice that their children seem to have a new sense of respect after attending a self defense school. Every child can benefit from any activity that is focused on respect for others. BJJ does not only teach how to defend from an opponent but it teaches how to respect others which helps to improve other areas outside of a self defense situation.
Kids are very different from one and other, especially now that many different cultures mix and the rise in very different diets.It is inevitable that your child will feel self conscious about their shape and size at some point in their life BJJ can help with positive self image.
Most competitors tend to have the same build in each weight class, and seeing other people just like them will help them to feel more comfortable in their own skin. Similarly, they will see that small people can be strong and that just because someone is large does not mean they are unfit.
With all of the different shapes and sizes, mentioned above, your child will learn how to adapt to different body types. This seems straightforward enough, but when you consider that unless you are exposed to different sizes and situations you cannot adapt and become more open to the ideas that size sometimes does not matter, the value of BJJ really hits home.
Your child will be exposed to children that are smaller then they are that can potentially take them in a match and children that are larger then them that they can beat in a match. This exposure teaches a child to never judge a book by its cover and will help them to adapt to situations more readily.
Self-defense trainings has been shown to elevate a child's discipline levels. Your child will be more likely to think his way through a problem before acting on angry impulses.
Due to the fact that self-defense classes focus on more than just physical moves, for instance how you can talk your way out of a bad situation, your child will be more likely to make a good choice, whether it's in the classroom or when he or she is interacting with his or her friends.
By building this habit early in life, your child will continue to make smart decisions as he gets older.
Many people think of self-defense as a karate kick to the groin or jab in the eyes of an attacker. But self-defense actually means doing everything possible to avoid fighting someone who threatens or attacks you. Self-defense is all about using your smarts — not your fists.
People often ask BJJ fighters if they ever used martial arts and boxing training in a fight. Indeed, some have used the skills learned from martial arts many times to resolve conflict, but thankfully, never in a physical altercation outside the ring. One of the first lessons in BJJ teaches is is that words are never grounds for a fight.


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# YubiKey Authentication
Yubico is a cloud-based service that enables strong, easy-to-use and affordable two-factor authentication with one-time passwords
through their flagship product, YubiKey. Once Yubico `clientId` and `secretKey` are obtained, then the configuration option
is available to use YubiKey devices as a primary authentication source that CAS server could use to authenticate users.
To configure YubiKey accounts and obtain API keys, [refer to the documentation](https://upgrade.yubico.com/getapikey/).

[YubiKey](https://www.yubico.com/products/yubikey-hardware) authentication components are enabled by including the
following dependencies in the Maven WAR overlay:

```xml
<dependency>
     <groupId>org.jasig.cas</groupId>
     <artifactId>cas-server-support-yubikey</artifactId>
     <version>${cas.version}</version>
</dependency>
```

## Configuration

The authentication handler may be configured as such:

```xml
<bean class="org.jasig.cas.adaptors.yubikey.YubiKeyAuthenticationHandler"
   	c:clientId="${yubikey.apiKey.id}"
   	c:secretKey="${yubikey.apiKey.secret}"/>
```

By default, all YubiKey accounts for users are allowed to authenticate. If you wish to plug in a custom registry implementation that would determine
which users are allowed to use their YubiKey accounts for authentication, you may plug in a custom implementation of the `YubiKeyAccountRegistry`
that allows you to provide a mapping between usernames and YubiKey public keys.

```xml
<bean class="org.jasig.cas.adaptors.yubikey.YubiKeyAuthenticationHandler"
    c:clientId="${yubikey.apiKey.id}"
    c:secretKey="${yubikey.apiKey.secret}"
    c:registry-ref="customYubiKeyAccountRegistry" />
```


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Banned from Instagram for vaccine misinformation, Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s dangerous lies continue to flourish on Facebook
Written by Timothy Johnson
Published 02/12/21 4:26 PM EST
Citation Molly Butler / Media Matters
Anti-vaccine conspiracy theorist Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is using multiple Facebook pages he operates to spread lies about the safety of vaccines against COVID-19 as part of a campaign to discourage people from receiving the lifesaving shots.
As one of the most prominent anti-vaccine figures in the U.S., Kennedy's anti-vaccine campaign is sure to have deadly consequences: Increased COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy will slow down -- and at worst, foreclose the possibility -- of the development of herd immunity against the disease in the U.S. through vaccination rather than through natural infection, which could cause millions of unnecessary deaths.
Facebook is abetting Kennedy in these efforts. On February 8, the social media platform announced its claim that it will "remove posts with erroneous claims about vaccines from across its platform." That promise, thus far, appears to be empty words.
Also on February 8, Media Matters published a report about how anti-vaccine activist and COVID-19 denier Del Bigtree, a frequent Kennedy collaborator, simply moved his dangerous COVID-19 and vaccine lies to a different page after Facebook banned the page he was primarily using at the time for violating policies against "misinformation that could cause physical harm." (His previous primary Facebook page, which was used to broadcast his anti-vaccine online broadcast The HighWire, was only banned following months of inaction from the platform as he encouraged people to intentionally contract COVID-19 and made other dangerous claims.) Like Kennedy's, Bigtree's Instagram page was removed, but his Facebook page -- where he spreads dangerous medical misinformation -- was not.
The uneven enforcement can also be seen in Facebook's treatment of Kennedy. On February 11, The New York Times reported that Kennedy's page on Instagram, which is owned by Facebook, was removed for violating policies against spreading misinformation about vaccines. As the Times noted, the enforcement action "did not include Mr. Kennedy's Facebook page, which was still active as of early Thursday and makes many of the same baseless claims to more than 300,000 followers," and Facebook said "that there were no plans to take down Mr. Kennedy's Facebook account 'at this time.'"
Kennedy operates two pages on Facebook that post similar anti-vaccine falsehoods. One page -- "Robert F. Kennedy, Jr" -- is listed as an "environmental conservation organization" and has more than 300,000 followers. Kennedy's other page is for his anti-vaccine nonprofit organization, Children's Health Defense. That page has nearly 150,000 followers and is allowed by Facebook to list itself as a "medical & health" organization.
Kennedy has used these pages to spread dangerous misinformation about COVID-19 and to attack the development of vaccines against the disease. And now that the coronavirus vaccines have been approved and are being administered to the public, Kennedy is using these pages to discourage people from receiving them by baselessly suggesting the vaccines have been connected to myriad horrible medical consequences, including death.
Below is a review of the dangerous misinformation found on Kennedy's Facebook pages over the last month.
On February 10, Children's Health Defense promoted a speculative concern raised by a pediatrician in a public comment to the Food and Drug Administration, claiming that mRNA vaccines, like those produced by Pfizer and Moderna, could cause brain, heart, liver, and kidney damage. There is no evidence the pediatrician's theory is correct and COVID-19 vaccine safety trials did not find that possible side effects included organ damage.
Children's Health Defense published a February 5 post that pushed the false implication that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) indicated a connection between receiving a COVID-19 vaccine and death. Anyone can submit a report to VAERS and, as the system's website explains, "when evaluating data from VAERS, it is important to note that for any reported event, no cause-and-effect relationship has been established." Furthermore, in any large population, such as the millions of people receiving COVID-19 vaccines, some deaths are to be expected from natural causes or other unrelated circumstances. For example, some people who receive COVID-19 vaccines will later die in car crashes, but that does not mean there is a causal relationship between the vaccine and the accident.
Also on February 5, Children's Health Defense promoted the false claim that Drene Keyes, a vaccine recipient, died from a medical event triggered by anaphylaxis, which can be a rare side effect of vaccination. In fact, Virginia Health Commissioner M. Norman Oliver stated that "preliminary findings indicate that the cause of death was not anaphylaxis." There is no indication Keyes' death was caused by receiving a COVID-19 vaccine.
Children's Health Defense baselessly connected the death of California medical worker Tim Zook to the Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine. Zook's family told a local news outlet that they remain proponents of the vaccine and are awaiting answers from the coroner's office about Zook's cause of death, which has not been determined. Pfizer released a statement that said, "Serious adverse events, including deaths that are unrelated to the vaccine, are unfortunately likely to occur at a similar rate as they would in the general population."
On January 25, Children's Health Defense urged its supporters to make reports to the VAERS system -- the same system that CHD would later use to baselessly imply COVID-19 vaccines were killing people. Presumably CHD's audience would not be made up of people who are receiving COVID-19 vaccinations. Knowingly reporting false information to VAERS is a federal crime.
On January 22, Children's Health Defense baselessly connected the death of baseball legend Hank Aaron to a COVID-19 vaccine. Among all of the posts Media Matters reviewed in this report, this was the only one that carried a disclaimer. The disclaimer, however, is inadequate as it merely says the claim is "missing context" and that this information "could mislead people." In fact, the claim is false: Aaron died of natural causes, not because of a reaction to a COVID-19 vaccine.
Children's Health Defense falsely claimed in a January 20 post that the deaths of 33 elderly people in Norway were suspected to be connected to Pfizer's COVID-19 vaccine. In fact, the deaths were investigated and found to have no connection to the vaccine and instead occurred at a rate to be expected for that specific population.
Beyond baseless attacks on COVID-19 vaccines, Children's Health Defense also recently attacked the flu shot with the false claim receiving one makes people more susceptible to serious COVID-19 complications. In fact, getting a flu shot may be connected to a reduced likelihood of severe COVID-19 outcomes.
On the Robert F. Kennedy Facebook page, Kennedy shares many of the same articles that appear on the Children's Health Defense page that baselessly connect the COVID-19 vaccine to serious health complications including death.
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Article 02/02/23 9:48 AM EST
After Facebook banned a prominent anti-vaxxer's page for spreading dangerous medical misinformation, he just moved his lies to a different one
Prominent anti-vaccine figures pushed egregious misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine live on Facebook and YouTube
The most notorious anti-vax groups use Facebook to lay the groundwork against the novel coronavirus vaccine
Article 07/09/20 10:01 AM EDT


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Fortune magazine reported that many large companies are examining the possibility of dumping the health care coverage they provide to their employees in exchange for paying penalty fees to the government. This is in reaction to new health care laws that radically changed the subsidies, penalties, and taxes.
Such a move would dismantle the employer-based health care system that existed in the United States since World War II, as the new laws would magnify the projected costs of health care. This is because it only controls deficits by assuming that American employers would remain the back bone of the country's health care system.
The report was based on documents recently reviewed by Fortune, which were originally requested by the Congress.
According to the documents, a number of companies announced big write downs because of some fiscal changes the new health care law ushered in. The legislation removed the company's right to deduct the federal drug-benefit subsidy from their corporate taxes, which would in turn reduce projected revenue.
These companies include ATT, Verizon, Caterpillar, and Deere. ATT produced a presentation entitled Medical Cost versus No Coverage Penalty, while Verizon-through its consulting firm Hewitt Resources-said that proposed penalties on companies that do not provide health care are modest when compared to the average cost of health care. It even suggested to its employees to consider exiting the health care market and apply through state-run exchanges.
As a consequence of dropping the employer health care system, each uninsured employee would cost the government an average of around US$ 21,000 after deducting the extra taxes. If 50% of employees get dumped, for instance, federal health care costs would rise by $ 160 billion a year in 2016, not to mention the $ 93 billion in subsidies.


A 55-year-old man, who was born on the fifth of May, has been married for 5 years, has 5 children, makes $55,555.55 annually, whose lucky number is 5 receives a phone call from a friend.
The friend told him that a horse named Lucky 5 will be running in the fifth race at the local track at 5 o'clock in the afternoon.
Then the man conducted a statistical analysis of the previous performances of Lucky 5 and its competitors. Of the 15 horses participating in that race, Lucky 5 has a 55.55% chance of winning!
Excitedly, the man withdraws $5,555 from his bank account, goes to the races and bets on Lucky 5 to win.
Sure enough, the horse comes in fifth.
I can't make up my mind to make less money or have a lower expectation.
And then he drinks a 5th of liquor.
No Doubt about it🐎🐎🐎🐎🐎 ed eri Nice e Have a very nice weekend.
Love that quote! So good.


and not resist the tide or fear the risk of drowning.
Because life is constantly moving whether I'm ready or not.
I used to be afraid of the rushing water and rocks that trapped me.
I just wasn't willing to let go.
wondering where life will take me next.
and enjoy the adventure that is life.
and I know it intimately.
To get there, you need to stop running.
in resistance to its persistence.
like it feels it should.
but that twisting knife follows dutifully along.
It's the kind of dogged loyalty we search lives for.
because I've found it in the stubbornness of an infection.
though you can't run for it all helter-skelter.
and oxycodone to stale bread.
somewhere close by my endurance.
my body and my ego surrender.
It's a neighbourhood I can only sense the presence of.
and only when I let go.
and sink beneath it instead.
but inside of me I am protected.
like waterdrops in this place without location.
but that release is the only roadmap to relief available to me.
And it's my breath that reads it, that finds the way.
as the pain pebbles sweat on my skin.
but I'm my own warden in this position.
from a suffering made torment by my knowing of it.
they send machines to read the interior intrusion.
from coating the neon of their halls.


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Mithi Software Announces ClrStream + Vaultastic Introductory Bundle Offer: Get Data Security with Email Security and Continuity
Pune, India, March 15, 2017
Mithi Software, the providers of Cloud based SaaS solutions for Email, Security and Archiving, announced a limited-period discount offer for ClrStream (Cloud Email Security solution) + Vaultastic (Cloud Email Archiving solution) bundle. Valid for purchases made before March 31, 2017.
Sunil Uttam, Co-Founder and CTO at Mithi Software, while introducing the product to customers said that the package was designed to help protect both the email system and data. Talking about one of the largest cyber security breaches that was reported by Yahoo in late 2016 where at least 500 million user accounts were compromised, he said "data theft can be devastating for any organization, and recovering the data lost on the other hand, can eat into a vast chunk of the company's resources both in terms of money and manpower. The ClrStream + Vaultastic bundle offer would provide protection against a host of security threats especially such things as phishing and ransomware and ensure complete and secure backup of mail data at an affordable price."
Supporting the above statement is an article published by BizTech, stating that "SMB's can spend an average of $38,000 to recover from a single breach." With the growing malware/ ransomware attacks, finding ways to tackle such threats and secure email data is on the mind of every IT manager.
Another issue bothering the IT managers is the growing burden of securing and managing email data. According to a report by Radicati, it is estimated that 120 business emails will be sent and received per day in 2017. Which means, the amount of mails exchanged in a quarter by a 40-member setup will be 432,000 (or 21.6 GB data). Naturally, IT Managers are looking for an efficient way to manage the growing email storage needs.
Mithi Software introduces the ClrStream + Vaultastic bundle offer to help organizations fortify and improve the performance of their existing email setup (on-premise or hosted) without having to undertake any costly migrations.
About ClrStream:
ClrStream is built to protect organization from email-borne threats, such as Spam,Virus, Ransomware, Phising, DDOS attacks etc. The service comes with a mail retention feature that holds mails for up to 7 days in case the primary mail site is down. The retained mails on ClrStream are accessible through a webmail client while the primary server is being restored, ensuring continuity of the email service.
Vaultastic comes with multi-layered security providing 99.99999999999% data durability. The tamper proof Email archival on the cloud guarantees greater security and safeguards against data loss. The In-line email archiving feature assures that mails are archived before delivery to the inbox, guaranteeing all the mails exchanged are always archived.
Mithi distinguishes itself in providing Cloud Email, Archiving and Security solutions that help substantially lower costs & improve productivity. Amongst its customers are enterprises of all sizes across many segment such as Healthcare, R&D establishments, Financial Services, Education, Government, BPOs, Software, Defence, Manufacturing, Banks, NGOs, Agro Industries, Logistics, Media, Internet Service Providers, Infrastructure, Retail, Energy & Power, Transportation etc.
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