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Over 9000 Of The Best Dragon Ball Z Products Money Can Buy!
September 18, 2015Posted in: Blog, Gift Guides, Lists
Over 9000 of the best Dragon Ball Z products money can buy! We're kidding — there are just 10 items here.
Dragon Ball Z Hoodie
Have you ever dreamed of becoming Master Roshi's disciple just like Goku? That dream has to start here. This hoodie is an officially licensed Dragon Ball Z product that is very popular among all fans of the show. Definitely a must have!
And all you have to do is order one now from Amazon.
Dragon Ball Z Scouter
"It's over 9000!!!"
We'd like to believe that even non-Dragon Ball Z fans should know where that line came from. This incredibly accurate version of the Scouter is used to measure power levels, communicate, find Dragon Balls, and so much more while making that cool beeping noise from the show itself! If you're wondering if this is the one that you've seen from Comic Con then you're pretty much spot on.
Don't worry because the price won't go beyond 9,000 from Amazon
Dragon Ball Soap
We know that there are 7 Dragon Balls in existence and we'd like you to begin your collection with number 4. This soap resembles one of the balls from the show and is made from the following ingredients: Coconut Oil, Palm Oil, Safflower Oil, Glycerin (kosher, of vegetable origin), Purified Water, Sodium Hydroxide (saponifying agent), Sorbitol (moisturizer), Sorbitan Oleate (emulsifier), Soy Bean Protein (conditioner), Titanium Dioxide (mineral whitener used in opaque soaps), Fragrance, and color.
Basically, it's just an awesome soap that could help you grant your wishes so get this from us now.
Goku & ChiChi Wedding Cake Toppers
Even the most powerful Saiyan in the world could be stifled by a strong woman.
That might not be the case for us gentlemen who wants to be treated like the strongest Saiyan in all of existence. We all need that ChiChi in our lives and these action figures should pretty much tell the whole story of how much we love our ladies. Of course, the same can be said about the lovely ladies who sees their guys as the strongest Saiyan, kame hame wave capable or not.
Because every successful Saiyan is a hot-headed woman. Amazon should be glad to provide you with these.
Dragon Ball Z Goku Cosplay Shirt
Everybody wants to be like Goku. Why wouldn't we? He's strong, kind-hearted, resilient, and silly in a very good way. Don't you know that you could be like Goku for a day? Or maybe forever for as long as you're wearing this cosplay shirt. It's made of cotton blend fabric and is machine washable to keep you comfy and happy while you portray the ultimate Saiyan.
Time to get your Saiyan gear from Etsy.
Vegeta Starbucks Mug
"I am the real prince of all Saiyans!!!"
We know, Vegeta, we know. As well-documented as the sibling rivalry between Vegeta and Goku is the coolness of Starbucks-inspired parody coffee mug. It's not an officially licensed product and is made to order to fit up to 11 Oz of drinks that you want to keep yourself indulged in. You could clearly see Vegeta on both sides of the mug to remind you of how awesome you could be.. even if you're playing second fiddle to some other Goku guy.
There's nothing wrong about being second if you're the warrior prince from Etsy. We're pretty sure they have other mugs there too.
Potara Style Earrings
Nothing beats those bad ass earrings that Black Goku and Zamasu is wearing on Dragon Ball Z Super. This replica is made of glass and should come to you in handy just like how it appears in the show. Just note that this is a made to order item so make sure you're ready to wait. Looking strong can always wait anyway.
Our friends from Etsy are waiting for you to order these cool earrings.
Uno DRAGON BALL
We love games here at Shut Up and Take My Money and one of our all-time faves is the beloved Uno game. This Dragon Ball Z inspired rendition comes in Japanese language to give you that feel of how to act like you're from Japan even though you're only trying to play with numbers… because it's always cool to be different. Don't worry about the rules — not one bit has changed. It's just the language.
Ichi! Amazon is your gateway to learning Japanese (we're kidding) and possession of this awesome game.
Unisex Dragon Ball Z Goku Tee
This tee is so neat Goku could barely clench his teeth. If you're an ultimate fan of Goku, this polyester and cotton-made shirt is guaranteed to give you that neat, breathable, super soft, and comfortable feeling while you're wearing this. Enjoy the digitally printed and well-detailed design that depicts the different sides of Goku throughout the show's existence. Kinki dama!!!
We'd love to have this shirt and so should you. Amazon is just waiting for us to order already.
Dragon Ball Z Bookbag
"Is that Goku right there?"
This is the impression that we'd like to get from people who would see you wearing this bag. Made from super high-quality durable Polyester fabric (because you're a super Saiyan), this bag was designed to show them the hardcore anime fan in you. Just make sure that you check the product specifications before buying it!
Everything else that you need to know about this bag in Amazon. Go get it now!
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The OGA is heavily focused on reimagining the internet. How do you envision the Internet evolving over the next 10 years?
The first question we have to ask is, what is the Internet today? Many would describe it as an interconnected fabric of lots of different sites and services. But I'd argue today's large cloud providers (Amazon, Microsoft, Google and the like) have become the new Internet. Businesses and people live in services and apps that are owned and operated by these cloud providers. They've managed to eliminate the need for the traditional concept of the Internet, performing tasks within the constraints of the applications. The move to cloud over the past 5 to 10 years has transformed cloud providers essentially into utility companies. They are the new internet, and with this transformation, the very idea of the traditional Internet starts to break down.
As a society, we're built and heavily reliant on digital services. What are some of the new applications you see emerging, and how does the Internet need to evolve to meet those?
There are endless examples of emerging applications that require a more evolved Internet than the one we traditionally refer to today. Essentially, it is any human-to-machine or machine-to-human interaction. Everything is interconnected - from buildings, to hospitals, to jails and railways. For example, buildings have a lot they can tell us to keep businesses more eco friendly, safer and efficient. In that respect, I believe the new world order is how humans interact with where they work, and in return how those places interact with us as humans.
Why push forward with the Grid versus focusing solely on the edge? What industries do you think will benefit most?
The edge is a very nebulous term. It refers to the places we work, live and play, and it ends up being the network at the core, making sure everyone is connected. The Grid, however, is a more interconnected system - the global fabric of networking, compute and storage needed to push the industry, and humans, forward. With regards to its impact, every industry stands to benefit from the Grid. Business and organization thrive on being interconnected and devices being intelligent. The Grid allows for interconnection between devices and humans collectively, where they can all have intelligent conversations with each other.
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Hypersive's mission is to bring the benefits of modern cloud delivery to the trusted building management and physical security solutions that are in widespread use today. Through the Grid, we're enabling customers to run their places of work like they do their businesses, by providing services designed from the ground up to address the operating expectations of physical security systems, building management systems, and similar workloads that operate buildings. Businesses today are thriving on highly elastic, highly fluid business models that can be dragged down by vendors bringing in physical hardware. The Grid is shifting the Internet's center of gravity and our mission is to utilize that, turning places of work (buildings, construction sites and food trucks, to name a few) into elastic models that match their business.
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Big thanks go out to PlayWay S.A. for sending over a copy of Farm Expert 2017. I've already had a chance to play for a while and so far I'm fairly impressed. Looks like it'll be a pretty good game! Be sure to follow along with this video serious to find out!
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text: FOR BREAKING NEWS VISIT WWW.QNS.COM APRIL 2, 2020 • THE QUEENS COURIER 3 сoronavirus Queens leaders send letters to Trump requesting resources for Elmhurst Hospital Attention health care professionals in New York City: Tell us your coronavirus stories As the coronavirus epidemic rages on across New York City, we want to hear from the health care workers on the front lines battling to save lives. Our reporters want to speak with health care workers about what they've witnessed in emergency rooms, medical centers, nursing homes and other facilities where lives hang in the balance every day. We want to tell their stories to show New York City their courage but also the severity of the conditions they work in — and the situation they face. We welcome submissions at any time from active New York City physicians, nurses, lab technicians and other health care workers who are helping to treat patients. To submit your information to us, email Editorin Chief Zach Gewelb at zgewelb@schnepsmedia.com, and a reporter may get in touch with you. Your information will be held confi dentially; your name will be used only with your express permission, or withheld upon request. By submitting, you understand that the content must not be false, defamatory, misleading or hateful, or infringe any copyright or any other third party rights or otherwise be unlawful. We will use the contact details that you provide to verify your identity and answers to the questionnaire, as well as to contact you for further information on this story. If we publish your content, we may include your name and location. BY ANGÉLICA ACEVEDO aacevedo@schnepsmedia.com @QNS Queens Councilman Francisco Moya and Manhattan Councilwoman Carlina Rivera are urging President Donald Trump and U.S. Department of Health and Human Services Secretary Alex Azar to send hospital beds, ventilators and the intensive care staff needed to operate them to NYC Health + Hospitals/ Elmhurst immediately. Moya and Rivera, chair of the Council's Committee on Hospitals, sent a letter to Trump and HHS on March 26, as reports of an overwhelmed Elmhurst Hospital continue to mount. "Th e conditions at Elmhurst and Queens Hospitals are grave," their letter reads. "A recent spate of news reports provides a glimpse of the dire scenes front line health care workers are experiencing. COVID-19 patients are dying because the hospital does not have the resources to treat them." Queens Patch fi rst reported that the hospital is running at "more than 125 percent capacity compared to its typical 80 percent capacity rate" on Tuesday, March 24. THE CITY then reported that 13 people had died in a 24-hour period. Th e New York Times later shared a look inside the hospital as told by an Emergency Room doctor, who said they wanted to show how strained the hospital is due to a surge of patients with confi rmed coronavirus cases and a lack of resources to treat them. Th e doctor said they "want people to know that this is bad … people are dying." In Moya and Rivera's letter, they note how Queens has the fewest hospital beds per capita compared to other boroughs — with just 1.66 beds per 1,000 people, according to a February report by the Queens borough president. Th ey add that Queens only has two municipal hospitals while Manhattan, Brooklyn and the Bronx have three. Th is isn't off set by hospitals outside the municipal hospital system, including NYC Health + Hospitals locations, as Queens has just nine acute care facilities, while Manhattan has 20 and Brooklyn has 15. 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In this article, the character of Jack Cade in Shakespeare's 2 Henry VI is reconsidered through an exploration of the local history and traditions of Kent. I argue that Shakespeare, through Cade and his followers, created a sense of local historical consciousness which directly challenged the structures of chronicle history and manifests itself in various acts of self-affirmation. Shakespeare departed from his sources by giving Cade a Kentish identity. I also challenge the modern critical consensus that Shakespeare made Cade more violent than he was in the play's chronicle sources.


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Why New Year's Resolutions Wither
Life Health > Life Insurance
By Paul Kelash
January 27, 2019 at 07:10 PM Share & Print
I work for Allianz Life. We've hit the 10-year mark for our Allianz Life annual New Year's Resolutions Study. We started this study series in 2009, to see where money management, saving more and financial planning stacked up in the mindset of Americans as they approached each new year.
Ten years marks a great time to see where we've come since the Great Recession of 2008-2009. With new data just in from our 2018 survey, we now can see whether Americans have picked up any wisdom or increased their commitment to good financial planning skills and spending and saving wisely.
(Related: You Might Be as Popular as a Dieting Coach: Allianz Life)
This may be where the axiom, "The more things change, the more they stay the same," fits in. Instead of seeing new wisdom and discipline, our full look-back at the data revealed plenty of discouraging features. In some areas we've seen progress, but in most, a remarkable flatness exists in the year-over-year data. Leading us to wonder, do Americans ever really learn lessons from the past and can they actively modify their behavior to achieve better outcomes in their lives?
The data point that triggers a head scratch is the answer to the question whether Americans plan to have a resolution to manage money better/save more. In 2009, 39% said yes to this resolution. This was taken at the end of 2009, around the time people were feeling the full effects of the 2008-2009 recession. At the time, one might think that number would have been higher after so many households were slammed by the housing crisis, market declines and rising unemployment. Yet even then, exercise and diet (at 40%) remained the top resolution for that year.
Meanwhile, the breakdown by age saw very little change. In 2009, 51% of 18-34 years olds put saving money as a top resolution with 50% saying so in 2018. Same thing with 35-54 year olds at 39% and 38%, respectively. Bringing down the stat slightly over time is 55+ Americans who were 26% and 23%, respectively.
In all that time, the exercise/diet resolution has stayed number one, beating out money management/save more each year by as little as 1 percentage point to as high as 6 percentage points.
But we also asked this question a different way. Would Americans name "financial planning" as a top new year's resolution? In 2009 and 2010, 33% said they were committed to it for the following year. This may have been where worries resulting from the 2008-2009 revealed themselves, because in 2011, after economic recovery started happening, this number plummeted to 20%, ticking downward over successive years to 14% in 2016 before rising to 18% in 2017 and 2018.
The 55+ crowd declined the most from 28% in2009 to 11% in 2018. But 18-34 year olds and 35-54 years olds each registered declines of 15 percentage points over those 10 years.
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Looking closer, a few bright spots appeared in our data. We also asked the reasons why financial planning is not one of your resolutions. Many responses didn't change much over time, such as "it's too complex" or "I'd rather spend on fun activities." But one that had a steady and gradual increase was "I have a solid financial plan," growing from 23% to 29% over the 10 years.
That statistic actually mirrors another one from our study. In the broader question of what resolutions you plan to make, the answer "I'm unlikely to make or keep any resolution" registered a statistically significant change, ticking up gradually from 24% in 2009 to 29% in 2018.
So our silver lining may be that more people have created a financial plan and therefore don't need to have financial planning as a resolution. But additionally, a solid group of Americans could be cluing into the notion that a new year's resolution may not have the staying power needed to make a real difference in one's life.
This got me to thinking about what makes for true success and improvement in both health and finances. On both fronts, you have to build good practice into your daily routines to make them stick over time rather than having a resolution that only serves to yo-yo you from good streaks to bad ones, leading to highs and lows mentally, emotionally and financially. Building good financial practices into one's life has to become part of a daily mindset and routine, like making your bed or brushing your teeth.
Financial planning magazines tell success stories born of people's discipline and commitment to something positive — from clipping coupons to making savings automatic — that are built into their daily lives. Choosing specific actions can have a constructive long term impact.
After 10 years of asking the same questions, we've found that a new year's resolution may best be seen as a starting point. A steady base has to be built if the commitment is to last.
— Connect with ThinkAdvisor Life/Health on LinkedIn and Twitter.
Paul Kelash is a vice president of consumer insights at Allianz Life.


Raised in Florida, artist and designer Chase Heard was educated in Virginia where he developed his painting skills and met the friends who would become the band Wrinkle Neck Mules. After several years painting and playing music with the Mules he relocated to Austin, TX to pursue his passion for design. He received his Masters of Architecture at UT and worked as an architect for a number of years before turning his efforts to developing the Howler Brothers clothing brand. He continues to work and live in Austin TX designing, painting, making music, and hanging with his family.
Chase Heard asked me to draft a bio for his website. Why would he ask me? I am not a professional writer or a journalist. By default, I write copy for the company I started with Chase, Howler Bros., and I write some songs for the band I started with Chase, Wrinkle Neck Mules. I suppose these facts make me the closest thing to a writer he knows and he didn't want to be pathetic and write it himself.
A bio in this context is hard to write because I don't want to make Chase look like he is running for city council or applying for a job. He is solidly employed and mostly uninterested in politics. Regardless, I will set out in earnest to do this in order to fulfill my promise to my friend, business partner, band mate and the father of my god child.
Chase Heard is one of the most multi-talented dudes I know. He is a rare breed of Renaissance man who has managed to be a successful father, painter, banjo player, guitarist, singer, songwriter, architect, college football player, clothing designer and entrepreneur in just over 30 years. How did he do that? I guess it all started back in Orlando, Florida where Chase grew up. If we could teleport back to Edgewater High School in Orlando circa 1995 we would find young Chase starring as the quarterback and kicker for the Eagles, running to the beach every chance he could to hone his surfing chops and doodling Town & Country tiki characters and Bones Brigade icons on his Trapper Keeper. We also would have witnessed some Vanilla Ice inspired hair cuts that involved steps and razor lines and some downright nasty break dancing skills. After all, Jamlando was ground zero for boy bands and an incubator for teen idols in the nineties.
Alas, Chase's path diverged when he chose to head to University of Virginia for college. At UVa, Chase joined the Cavalier football squad as a kicker (and a short stint as a long snapper – a tough job for someone 5'10, 155). After a couple years of practice squad abuse, Chase traded in his helmet and focused on his dual degree in Economics and Studio Art. He stuck around Charlottesville for a fifth year in the Aunspaugh Fellowship, a program for graduating art students with commercial promise.
It was during that fifth year that a few interesting things began to take shape for young Chase. His hair was now long and step free and the music he listened to was now more likely to feature pedal steel guitars and banjos than five young men dancing in unison. Most importantly, he was honing both his painting and musical craft. His paintings – mostly large oils on canvas – revealed heavy inspiration from the people and places of Florida and the folklore and life of the coastal South. He began producing many commissioned pieces and works for gallery showings all over the U.S.
In music, Chase joined me in forming a band called Wrinkle Neck Mules. At the outset, we really had no intention of ever doing anything beyond rocking a few frat gigs and getting fired up on beer. Our initial sets included a hilarious diversity of songs ranging from Waylon Jennings to Big Tymers. It wasn't until four years later, in 2003, that we recorded an album called Minor Enough on a home computer. We had absolutely no clue what we were doing. I guess there was something in our cluelessness that played in our favor because the record gained a little bit of recognition both in the U.S. and, to our amazement, Europe.
So, what should a band do that has a glimmer of success in the U.S. and is praised by a few German alternative country disc jockeys? Set out on the road full time and stake their entire future on it, of course. So, that's what we did starting in 2004. We toured heavily in the U.S. particularly in the southern states, hit Europe and forayed into Canada. We opened for David Lee Roth. We opened for Willie Nelson. We met Tiffany and the original Huggy Bear from Starsky & Hutch because there was some kind of comic convention going on at our hotel in Miami. We broke down no less than 15 times and even had our vans' airbags deploy without reason in heavy Texas interstate traffic.
Along the way, Wrinkle Neck Mules managed to forge a bizarre, cult-like following. To date, we have released 5 studio recordings both domestically and abroad and we still get out there and play live, albeit with a considerably scaled down touring schedule. Chase, in particular, continues to amaze me with his songwriting. I'm a huge fan of Chase Heard and his incredibly melodic songs. Go listen to "Cadillac Limousine" and you will be too.
I know what you're asking now. Why did you slow down? You met Diamond Dave and Huggy Bear, what more did you want? Good question. Since this is Chase's bio, I'll stick to that part of the story. The truth is, Chase packed his bags and moved to Austin, Texas where he put his mind into pursuing a Master of Architecture at the University of Texas. As with all other things, he was good at that too. He graduated and then spent about 5 years drawing houses for people and doing whatever it is that architects do.
Like me, Chase is a full time dreamer and restless when confined. When you put us together, we are dangerously prone to talking each other into diving head first into all manner of irresponsible endeavors with marginal odds of success (see Wrinkle Neck Mules above). So, it made perfect sense in 2010 when we started brainstorming the concept for a clothing company despite the fact that we had no experience in the garment industry and no background whatsoever in the many elements of designing and sourcing goods from all over the world.
What we did have, besides a disregard for the odds, was Chase's many talents and the richness of his background. It turns out that designing clothes is a lot like designing houses in that it requires precise lines and measurement. Add to that the eye of a graphic artist, the compositional depth of a songwriter and the balls of a 155 pound long snapper and you have the bedrock of our outdoor apparel company, Howler Brothers.
Somehow during all of the above, Chase managed to marry a fine lassie named Helen and have two cool little kids named Ginny (4) and Charlie (2). I hope they are even half as talented as their daddy.


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Q: Computing gradients only for the front-end network in Pytorch I have a very simple question.
Let's say that I have two networks to train (i.e., net1, net2).
The output of net1 will be fed into net2 while training.
In my case, I would like to only update net1:
optimizer=Optimizer(net1.parameters(), **kwargs)
loss=net2(net1(x))
loss.backward()
optimizer.step()

Although this will achieve what I'm aiming for, it takes up too much redundant memory since this will compute the gradients for net2 (causes OOM error).
Therefore I have tried out several attempts to solve this issue:

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*torch.no_grad:

z=net1(x)
with torch.no_grad():
    loss=net2(z)

Didn't raise OOM but removed all the gradients including the ones from net1.

*requires_grad=False:

net2.requires_grad=False
loss=net2(net1(x))

Raised OOM.

*detach():

z=net1(x)
loss=net2(z).detach()

Didn't raise OOM but removed all the gradients including the ones from net1.

*eval():

net2.eval()
loss=net2(net1(x))

Raised OOM.
Is there any way to compute the gradients only for the front-end network (net1) for memory efficiency?
Any suggestions would be appreciated.

A: First let's try to understand why your methods don't work.

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*This context manager disables all gradient computation.

*Since net1 requires a gradient, the subsequent requires_grad=False are ignored.

*If you detach at that state, this means the gradient computation already stops right there

*Eval just sets net2 to eval mode, that doesn't influence the gradient computation at all.

Depending on your architecture, the OOM error could already come from saving all the intermediate values in your computation graph (frequently an issue in CNNs), or it could come from having to store gradients (more common in fully connected networks).
What you probably are looking for is called "checkpointing" which you don't even have to implement on your own, you can use the checkpointing API of pytorch, check out the documentation.
This basically lets you compute and process the gradient for net1 and net2 separately. Note that you do need all the gradient informatino to go through net2, otherwise you cannot compute the gradients wrt. net1!

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Ericsson (NASDAQ:ERIC) has been chosen by Saudi Telecom Company (STC) Group for a major nationwide expansion of its 4G network in Saudi Arabia, including the deployment of LTE Advanced and Narrow Band-Internet of Things (NB-IoT) in Radio Access Network.
The deal spearheads STC's drive to revolutionize mobile broadband-driven data experiences for its subscribers and open up new enterprise opportunities in IoT, while laying the groundwork for evolution to 5G.
The LTE Advanced expansion, which got underway in December 2017, includes the deployment of Ericsson's 5G-ready baseband hardware in the network. LTE Advanced will be deployed in a new 700MHz band spectrum acquired by STC. It will increase STC network throughput in 4G/LTE by up to 50 percent for smartphones.
In addition to the data-driven content access speed delivered by LTE Advanced, subscribers will benefit from extended coverage, much longer battery life, and low-cost devices enabled by the new cellular IoT technology, NB-IoT.
The digital transformation also sees STC deploying Narrow Band-IoT (NB-IoT) in RAN across its expanded network to drive and support enterprise IoT Ecosystem innovation and business opportunities. This includes Massive IoT applications for smart city purposes, such as metering, parking sensors, and connected cars.
STC recently renewed and upgraded its managed services contract with Ericsson. In addition to existing network planning and optimization, network operations and telecom field services, the contract now includes field services efficiency, as well as first and second line support.
STC has already deployed multiple 4G layers across various frequencies (LTE 1800, LTE 2300, and LTE 2100).


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Anti-Terrorism Act (No. 2) 2005 - Proclamation
Proclamations/Commencement of Act as made
This Proclamation provides for the commencement of item 22 of schedule 1 to the Anti-Terrorism Act (No. 2) 2005.
Registered 15 Feb 2006
Date of repeal 09 Apr 2013
Repealed by Attorney-General's (Spent and Redundant Instruments) Repeal Regulation 2013
Anti-Terrorism Act (No. 2) 2005
I, PHILIP MICHAEL JEFFERY, Governor-General of the Commonwealth of Australia, acting with the advice of the Federal Executive Council and under item 3 of the table in subsection 2 (1) of the Anti-Terrorism Act (No. 2) 2005, fix 16 February 2006 as the day on which item 22 of Schedule 1 to that Act commences.
Signed and sealed with the
Great Seal of Australia
P. M. JEFFERY
Governor-General
By His Excellency's Command


Cavanaugh Pet Hospital is honored to provide care for the Blue Springs Police Department's K9 Unit. These highly trained dogs are bred and chosen for their intelligence and strong sense of smell. These dogs are certified canine police officers who assist in the pursuit of fugitives, search for missing persons, and detect narcotics and weapons.
Through Jake's courageous six year battle with cancer, he was inspired by the support of family and friends and the encouraging phrase "Jake Can." In turn, Jake inspired myriads of people who watched or have heard of his battle, bringing a powerful new meaning to "Jake Can." In remembrance of his beautiful smile, his love of people and his ability to see humor in every situation, the Jake Cavanaugh Foundation provides funding for osteosarcoma research and support to children and families affected by cancer.


At this point in pregnancy you understand that your baby's mother needs more physical help doing lots of physical things. A big belly definitely interrupts certain capabilities. As your baby's mother gets closer to The Birth she slows down even more, often has a back ache or feels her joints are overly loose. There are cultures all around the world that treat this phase of pregnancy as a time to stop doing physical work … including carrying things because of the concern that this will stimulate an early labor. Other cultures encourage women to continue to do physical work because it will make them stronger to withstand the vigor of labor.
Remember 'labor' is called that because it's hard work. During labor a woman doesn't do the same physical work that she would do in non-modern cultures or if she has a physically demanding job. However, her body is working … really hard.
Here's one other reality check … after the birth a huge amount of attention will go to the baby from his/her mother. Perhaps you have kids already and you know how another set of arms is an essential part of fatherhood.
If this is your first baby and you're in a relationship with your wife/partner then you need to talk to other fathers and find out what another set of arms is worth to you! Most dads like most moms who are having a first child are overwhelmingly surprised at how much attention a baby requires. There is lots of little 'doing'. Obviously the more hands there are to do things the lighter the work.
If you live in an extended family then there will be more sets of arms/hands. If there is only each other then adding a 3rd person who cannot care for themselves requires much more work. Work is done with many arms/hands. The more the merrier.
Those who work so they can come home to do things with their family. In other words, their work is what supports their family. They walk in the door and become engaged with everything that is happening in their home because home is the goal of work.
Those who work and think their family is there to support their work and leave them alone when they come home with the exception of some of the 'men' jobs like taking care of the lawns.
Our New Zealand charitable Trust is committed to encouraging men to see their life as a 'stand-alone' experience … in other words if you are alone then you have to do everything yourself. If you become a single dad then you have to do everything for yourself and your kids.
Enjoy your life, enjoy your family.
If you already have a second set of arms, tell other expectant fathers about the importance of this fatherhood quality.


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Apple is secretly making a HUGE push into Gaming in 2020
Den W. 24 July 2020
Over the past few months, we've been seeing rumors of Apple working on a gaming console, which could apparently compete with the Playstation 5 and the Xbox Series X.
A lot of you guys are gonna laugh at that, because gaming isn't really Apple's strong suit. But I've been digging through Apple's developer videos and I'm seeing Apple do things that they've never done before in terms of gaming, and then if you add certain rumors and leaks that have been going around, I'm convinced that Apple is gonna make a huge push into gaming very soon! So in this article, I'm gonna discuss the current problem with gaming on Apple devices, I'm gonna talk about this rumored console and what I think it'll end up being, I'm gonna tell you why it finally makes sense to expect Apple device gaming to make a huge comeback, and I'm gonna reveal everything I found in Apple's developer videos that lead me to believe that all of this will happen.
By far, the biggest problem with gaming on Apple devices is that it just hasn't been worth the effort for a lot of game developers. Of course, the gaming market for iPhone and iPad is huge, and it's been growing over the years, but that's just not the case for the Mac and for the Apple TV.
In order for a game developer to bring their game to the Mac or the Apple TV, they had to build their games using the Metal framework, and to do that, their entire team had to be using Mac computers, so that's a big investment for a company that uses Windows machines for their game development. And if they did make that investment, they would run into an issue where the market isn't big enough to make it worth it.
In article from Fast Company, Raw Fury Games created an Apple TV version of their game, Kingdom: New Lands, and 5 months after launch, they only sold about 600 units on Apple TV compared to 54,000 for the iOS version. Minecraft: Apple TV edition was released in 2016, but it was actually discontinued in 2018 so they could reallocate resources to the platforms that their players use the most. Only a couple of months ago, Valve ended SteamVR support for macOS so they could focus on Windows and Linux. Back in January of this year, the developers of Rocket league ended support for macOS and Linus platforms because it was no longer viable to maintain the game on those platforms.
So what we're seeing is a trend of developers ditching the Mac and the Apple TV, and the main reason is that they have to spend a lot of extra time updating and fixing bugs specifically for those platforms. But that's not the only reason why developers are avoiding these platforms. For example, on the Apple TV, the Siri remote is incredibly limiting and simply doesn't work for a lot of games. Yes, other game controllers are supported, but according to Gordon Van Dyke from Raw Fury Games, not a lot of people buy additional controllers for their Apple TV, so it kills there ability to bring their games to that platform.
So what can Apple do to fix this? Well, a developer named Patrick Hogan told Arstechnica that Apple needs to do three things to fix gaming on the Apple TV.
Include a full-featured gaming controller with every Apple TV.
Market the Apple TV as a gaming platform. And
Spend money on funding exclusive games for that platform.
And as far as the Mac, Apple needs to figure out a way to finally make it worth it for developers to bring games to the mac. And based on everything I've seen in the Apple developer videos, it's obvious that Apple is making some major moves toward fixing these issues, releasing a new gaming console, and making a massive push into the gaming market.
It all started last year with a few very important changes. The first was that Apple finally brought PS4 and Xbox one controller support to all of their Apple devices. And the iPad Pro finally started getting some great games that supported controllers like Fortnite and Call of Duty Mobile. At the same time, Apple released their cross-platform Apple Arcade which works across all of their platforms and of course, supports game controllers.
But this year is where Apple is going all out. For starters, they're bringing keyboard and mouse gaming to the iPad for game categories like first person shooters and MOBA games. This is gonna play into gaming on the Mac.
Gaming on Apple devices is limited to using the Metal framework, and for the first time ever, Apple has opened up their Metal developer tools to be used in Windows 10, so essentially, game developer studios that use PCs for their entire team can now finally build games for Apple Devices without having to invest into a full set of Mac computers.
Apple is also going big on game controller support this year, adding support for new controllers like the Xbox elite wireless series 2. And they're adding a ton of new sensor support, like haptic feedback, rumble, new motion sensor support including the Jyroscope, PS4 controller light bar support, battery level support, a new API which automatically switches between controllers on the Apple TV, and the most important thing of all, game controller input remapping support. So basically, Apple is setting up full-fledged controller support for the first time ever.
Yes, all of that new support sounds great, but how is Apple gonna convince developers to start making games for all of their platforms? Well, it all comes down to their new Apple Silicon. As you all know by now, Apple's Macs are going to transition away from intel processors to using their own custom built ARM64 chips instead. The most important benefit in terms of gaming is this:
If you have any shared code with iOS apps, that code is almost certainly already fully ported to ARM64. Because iOS use the same CPU architecture as Apple Silicon Mac computers.
So basically, on day 1, Apple Silicon macs will be able to natively run iPad and iPhone apps.
And if you're wondering how a touch-based app will work on a Mac, Apple will take care of it automatically. So basically, the point that I'm trying to make is that every iOS or iPad game should be able to run on Apple Silicon Macs, with very minimal changes. And if a game supports a mouse and keyboard on the iPad, it'll automatically gain the same support on the Mac.
And if you're wondering about how a game built for an iPhone or iPad UI will run on a Mac, Apple has that covered as well. Last year, Apple introduced SwiftUI which allows you to create user interfaces across all of Apple's devices all at once. So now, instead of learning different UI code for each platform, Apple has consolidated it all into one, which is SwiftUI. So you can build one app for one platform and it's now many times easier to bring it to the rest of Apple's platforms, since it shares a lot of the same code.
And on top of that, in March, Apple finally added Universal Purchase for Mac Apps, so when you buy an app or pay for an in-app purchase, it works across all Apple platforms by purchasing it just once. And this year, Apple has fully redesigned the Game Center with new features like tracking achievements, leaderboards and profiles, and it works across all of Apple's platforms. They've also made updates to ReplayKit to the Mac which allows you to have in-app screen recording, screen capture and even live streaming of your gameplay, and it even works with buttons on game controllers. So what I'm ultimately leading to is that for the first time ever, every Apple device runs on Apple Silicon.
This is huge because a game developer can create a game just one time and use SwiftUI to make minimal changes to the code so that the game looks great on every Apple device, including the iPhone, the iPad, the Mac and the Apple TV. And when you buy or download a game, you get to play it on any Apple device, including your in-game purchases. And the updated Universal Game Center means that your in-game progress can be saved across all of your platforms. And since each of them now has full-fledged controller support, you can use one controller to play them all. And since all of the platforms run on Apple Silicon, online multiplayer cross-play between these platforms is possible on third-party games just like it already is with Apple Arcade.
What this basically means is that the gaming market for each Apple platform is gonna be merged into one massive gaming market. This is gonna have huge benefits for gaming on the Mac, since it'll instantly have access to a massive library of mobile games. The most important change of all is that game developers will no longer have to create, update and fix bugs for multiple platforms. They simply do it once and do minimal code adjustments for each platform, making it take much less time than ever before.
A lot of you are gonna say that mobile gaming isn't real gaming, but what you need to understand is that this transition is just the beginning. Because the different Apple platforms will be merging in terms of game development, there is gonna be more incentive than ever before for game developers to create new demanding titles for Apple devices.
And because Apple's chips are becoming increasingly more powerful with each year, and Apple's Metal 2 is now adding high-end features like Ray Tracing, developers can now create really great AAA-title games for Apple devices. So basically, all of these new features that Apple has added over the past year, and especially at this year's WWDC, are signaling a massive move from Apple to reenter the gaming market, so with all of that said, let me show you guys how I think Apple is gonna handle this big push into gaming.
Sometime later this year, they're gonna announce a new Apple TV with a very powerful Apple Silicon chip that is gonna have a dedicated cooling solution, and they're gonna market it as a gaming device. There's a good chance they're also gonna release their own Apple-branded gaming controller which could be included or bundled with the new Apple TV, and it'll support every Apple device like the iPhone and the Mac. At the same time, they'll show off how switching to Apple Silicon has allowed them to enable crossplay multiplayer which allows you to play the same game on any Apple device whether you're at home or on the go. They'll also talk about how it's easier than ever for developers to create, update and fix bugs for each of their platforms all at the same time instead of having to dedicate lots of time and resources to support all of the different platforms.
They could even work with a major AAA game developer to bring a massive popular title to Apple Devices to help market their new push for gaming. And with time, as gaming on the Mac and the Apple TV continues to grow alongside iOS gaming, more and more developers will start to bring their games over to Apple platforms. And thanks to the advancements in processor performance and Apple Silicon technology, Apple devices will be able to run more powerful games than ever before. So there you guys have it! That's how I think Apple is gonna make a huge push into the Gaming market starting later this year. If you disagree with me, let me know your thoughts down below in the comments.
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In our latest March/April 2018 Issue, we introduce one of three new columns to the magazine. Starting with this issue, on the final page of the issue you'll find a new babka recipe with our "Back Page Babka" column. Our favorite filled and braided bread recipe, the babka has quickly become a go-to for many home bakers. And now, you have the perfect resource right at your fingertips. Subscribe today to get a brand new exclusive babka recipe with every issue!
We kick off this new column with a Strawberry Coconut Babka recipe. Slathered with strawberry jam and drizzled with a Confectioners' Sugar Glaze, this version is perfect for spring!
You can't go wrong with a warm babka fresh out of the oven, so grab your loaf pan, a copy of our March/April 2018 Issue (or order online), and get ready for an epic babka baking experience. Be on the lookout for our favorite twists all year long!


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Alice Cooper Announces Summer North American Tour
By Jackson Maxwell 2018-03-13T14:14:00Z
(Image credit: Official Press Photo)
Alice Cooper has announced a summer North American tour. The month-long trek marks the second North American leg of his A Paranormal Evening With Alice Cooper tour.
The tour—which will run from early August through early September—will take Cooper across the United States, in addition to a number of dates in Canada. You can check out the full itinerary below.
"It's a pure Alice Cooper show with the snakes and guillotine and the straight jacket, but there's a bunch of stuff you haven't seen before—there's a 13-foot Frankenstein," Cooper said to the The Spokesman-Review about the show. "It starts in fourth gear and stays there... it's like a freight train and every single song has some theatrical device."
Cooper is touring in support of his latest album, Paranormal, which features a number of special guests including ZZ Top's Billy Gibbons, Deep Purple's Roger Glover and U2's Larry Mullen Jr.
For tickets and more information, stop by alicecooper.com.
A Paranormal Evening with Alice Cooper Tour Dates:
8/3 — West Allis, WI — Wisconsin State Fair
8/5 — Sioux Falls, SD — Washington Pavilion
8/6 — Kansas City, MO — Kauffman Center for The Performing Arts
8/8 — Colorado Springs, CO — Pike's Peak Center
8/10 — Las Vegas, NV — The Chelsea
8/12 — Los Angeles, CA — Greek Theatre
8/14 — San Jose, CA — City National Civic
8/15 — Jackson, CA — Jackson Rancheria Casino
8/18 — Bonner, MT — Kettlehouse Amphitheater
8/19 — Everett, WA — Angel of the Winds Arena
8/20 — Vancouver, BC — Queen Elizabeth Theatre
8/22 — Calgary, AB — Southern Jubilee Auditorium
8/23 — Edmonton, AB — Northern Jubilee Auditorium
8/25 — Saskatoon, SK — SaskTel Centre
8/26 — Estevan, SK — Affinity Place
8/28 — Winnipeg, MB — Burton Cummings Theatre
8/29 — Thunder Bay, ON — Thunder Bay Community Auditorium
8/30 — St. Paul, MN — Ordway Center for the Performing Arts
9/1 — Ft. Wayne, IN — Foellinger Theatre
9/2 — Huber Heights, OH — Rose Music Center at The Heights
9/4 — Cincinnati, OH — Taft Theatre
9/6 — New York, NY — Beacon Theatre
9/7 — York, PA — York Fair


This glamorous yellow crochet bikini is new in this season. Featuring a multi-coloured elasticated waistband it is super on trend.
It has no clasps or closures ensuring a perfect fit. It is handmade and excellent quality.
Team with oversized shades for a super glam beach look!


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Fowler Blok, Criminal Defence Lawyers: new brand, new digs, new website.
Fowler and Blok are Criminal Defence lawyers based in Vancouver, BC. The firm, lead by Richard Fowler, Q.C. and Karin Blok, is the latest iteration of a criminal law boutique that has a 20-year history of representing clients at trial and on appeal in BC, the Yukon and the Supreme Court of Canada. The firm has been involved in some of BC's highest-profile criminal cases, and its lawyers are firmly committed to working to improve access to justice.
New partners and new offices mean two complementary brand identities
Given the firm's evolution, the first step was to focus on developing a new brand identity and colour palette. However, there was a twist. Their new office space was shared space with a number of other criminal law firms, and they were interested in showcasing the shared space as a law chambers. The space happens to be on Melville Street in Vancouver, so the moniker Melville Law Chambers was adopted. We then set about designing a brand identity for this entity that included the logo and artwork for their building and reception signage.
You can see the results below.
Once the Melville Law Chambers identity was settled, we made sure that it, and the Fowler Blok brand, would complement each other. We did this by using variations on elements from the unique architecture of the building in both identities.
Making the Responsive Move
Fowler Blok is also a proponent of leveraging innovative legal technology in the courtroom. In keeping with this philosophy, we developed a new responsive website.
Online technology is changing at a rapid pace. A website designed five years ago is typically outdated today particularly as Smartphone use continues to increase at a rapid pace. The rise of mobile has set new rules for layouts and interactivity elements for websites. The new fowlerbloklaw.ca website has been developed in accordance with these benchmarks and features a responsive design, adapting for optimal viewing on desktop computers, laptops, tablets and smartphones.
The uncluttered design and straightforward navigation focus on Flower Blok's expertise and the key element for a criminal law firm – 24/7 contact information. Unique design elements on this site included subtle graphics inspired by the logo itself, and we used an eye-catching cinemagraph at the top of the homepage.
Cinemagraphs are a hybrid between a video and a photograph where only a small area of the whole image shows the original movement; the rest is static. Since motion is instantly registered by the eyes, the user's eye is drawn to the top of the page (and the navigation) better than sites with static images.
Fowler Blok Embraces HTTPS and "security by default"
In addition to a responsive design we made sure the site hosting was set up with an SSL. This feature is becoming necessary as web browsers move toward a "secure by default" experience for users. Https is quickly becoming mandatory for professional service providers who want clients to feel secure while browsing their websites.
Soon users will see a notice in Chrome or Safari or Firefox warning them if a website isn't secure (see below).
People who are not tech savvy are likely to find this disconcerting.
Adding basic SSL to your website is straightforward and doesn't cost anything. A basic certificate is free for life if you upgrade your Nameservers to CloudFlare (which is also free at its basic level). Don't know (or want to know) about Nameservers and SSL certificates? Ask your IT people to handle it (if they don't know, direct them to this article.)
Tour Fowlerbloklaw.ca
Great lawyers, a new space, a new name, and a new responsive website, we are liking the next wave of this tenacious, criminal law boutique. You can take a look at the new site at fowlerbloklaw.ca.
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The pages of Astounding/Analog have been home to many of science fiction's foremost writers and stories. Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein, Poul Anderson, Spider Robinson, Lois McMaster Bujold, and Michael F. Flynn are just a few of the prominent names which have often appeared there. Their stories have also won many Hugo and Nebula Awards, and such classics as Frank Herbert's Dune and Anne McCaffrey's Dragonflight first appeared in Analog.
Analog has been one of the mainstays of SF publishing. It is one of the three SF magazines that has been around long enough to be considered a classic. At least, it's one of the three that are still publishing.
Analog's reputation is built on hard SF. I am happy to say that the reputation is well deserved. In this issue, there were three novelettes, three short stories, a short humor piece, and a science fact article, in addition to the regular columns.
I was happy to see a novelette by Ben Bova. I met Mr. Bova at a meeting of my high school SF club back in the late 70s, and have been a fan ever since. Thus it was with great anticipation that I read "Mount Olympus." This story was both entertaining and scientifically sound. I almost felt as if I were on Mars, exploring the highest mountain in the solar system with the main characters. This is a story of man's need to brave new worlds and the price that is sometimes paid. I was delighted to find out that this is an excerpt from an upcoming book entitled Return to Mars. Once again, Mr. Bova has earned my respect and admiration.
In fact, all of the fiction in the issue was top notch.
"Vultures" by Stephen L. Burns was an excellent tale, set in the near future. I've always enjoyed SF stories based on sound biology: perhaps because there are so few of them, Relatively speaking (pun intended). Is Dr. Blackfeather a charlatan, or can he really cure the world's most incurable diseases? An interesting look at alternative medicine and the scams that surround it.
"Circles of Light and Shadow" by Christopher McKitterick is a brilliant tale of quantum physics gone awry. When a tachyon generator blurs the lines between parallel universes, anything can happen and if it continues, the entire universe might soon come to an end. I found this tale to be particularly satisfying, incorporating not only science, but character emotions that called out to me. For in addition to the tachyon problem, the leader of the project has a personal demon to put to rest.
"Found in Space" by David J. Strumfels is another interesting piece, though perhaps not as poignant for me as the rest of the issue. I found it interesting on an intellectual level, but didn't feel enough tension to make this short story stand out.
"Odysseus" by John G. Henry is standard SF fare, though well written to be sure. It brings up a couple of excellent points about the legal status of space wrecks in the future and also touches upon the heroic nature of humanity.
The only piece that could be construed as humorous, "A Solution to the Orbital Debris Problem" by Marianne J. Dyson, was an entertaining little story that shows that we may have more in common with our alien counterparts than we might first think.
The final story, "Nor A Lender Be" by James Van Pelt is a tale of teacher who ends up selling the only thing of importance in his life. This wonderfully haunting tale is a must-read. In fact, it may be my favorite piece in the issue, though both "Vultures and Circles of Light" and "Shadow" are up there as well.
While I loved the fiction, I found the science article ("Digital Matter" by Stephen L. Gillet Ph.D.) a bit tedious. Not that it wasn't well written but, rather, it was over my head. The article did make some interesting points, but for me at least, it was a struggle to get through. I think I have to reread the book Alice in Quantumland.
Analog also includes a letters column, a book review section and the obligatory convention calendar. The editorial by Dr. Stanley Schmidt was excellent and I wholeheartedly agree with his sentiments. In fact, after I finish writing this review, I intend to shoot him off a reply and congratulations for a job well done.
Steve Lazarowitz reads and writes fantasy and SF. His work has been published in a number of online 'zines and he is the editor of the Dragonclaw Showcase. His short story anthology A Creative Edge: Tales of Speculation is due out from Domhan Books in 1999.


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package org.apache.rocketmq.example.quickstart;

import org.apache.rocketmq.client.exception.MQClientException;
import org.apache.rocketmq.client.producer.DefaultMQProducer;
import org.apache.rocketmq.client.producer.SendResult;
import org.apache.rocketmq.common.message.Message;
import org.apache.rocketmq.remoting.common.RemotingHelper;

/**
 * This class demonstrates how to send messages to brokers using provided {@link DefaultMQProducer}.
 */
public class Producer {
    public static void main(String[] args) throws MQClientException, InterruptedException {

        /*
         * Instantiate with a producer group name.
         */
        DefaultMQProducer producer = new DefaultMQProducer("please_rename_unique_group_name");

        /*
         * Specify name server addresses.
         *

         *
         * Alternatively, you may specify name server addresses via exporting environmental variable: NAMESRV_ADDR
         *

         * {@code
         * producer.setNamesrvAddr("name-server1-ip:9876;name-server2-ip:9876");
         * }
         *

         */
        producer.setNamesrvAddr("127.0.0.1:9876");

        /*
         * Launch the instance.
         */
        producer.start();

        for (int i = 0; i < 1; i++) {
            try {

                /*
                 * Create a message instance, specifying topic, tag and message body.
                 */
                Message msg = new Message("TopicTest" /* Topic */,
                    "TagA" /* Tag */,
                    ("Hello RocketMQ " + i).getBytes(RemotingHelper.DEFAULT_CHARSET) /* Message body */
                );

                /*
                 * Call send message to deliver message to one of brokers.
                 */
                SendResult sendResult = producer.send(msg);

                System.out.printf("%s%n", sendResult);
            } catch (Exception e) {
                e.printStackTrace();
                Thread.sleep(1000);
            }
        }

        /*
         * Shut down once the producer instance is not longer in use.
         */
        producer.shutdown();
    }
}

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Irma Sanchez
Advocate for Latín Women, Brand Ambassador, Entrepreneur, and Philanthropist
Irma Sánchez is a social communicator, committed to be the defender of women's rights. She also stands out as a developer of American and Latin American corporations for national and international markets; working in conjunction with embassies and Chambers of Commerce.
She has been named member of the Welfare Committee of Miami Dade County Public Schools, a position of honor that commits her to continue supporting educational initiatives in favor of the well-being of the next generations.
She is the ambassador of major globally recognized brands such as Inca Kola, a Coca – Cola brand, to which she joins in social assistance projects to empower Latina women and disadvantaged children.
Irma is the founder of the "Women in Leadership" movement, which supports women and their economic entrepreneurship for a social transformation. Her mission is to educate women to take action and eradicate poverty.


Special Issuance of Medical Certificates. Applicants who do not meet the auditory standards may be found eligible for a SODA. An applicant seeking a SODA must make the request in writing to the Aerospace Medicine Certification Division, AAM-300. A determination of qualifications will be made on the basis of a special medical examination by an ENT consultant (otolaryngologist), a MFT, or operational experience.
NOT VALID FOR CONTROL ZONES OR AREAS WHERE RADIO COMMUNICATION IS REQUIRED.
This will enable the applicant to proceed with training to the point of a private pilot checkride. See Items 25-30.
When the student pilot's instructor confirms the student's eligibility for a private pilot checkride, the applicant should submit a written request to the AMCD, for an authorization for a MFT. This test will be given by an FAA inspector in conjunction with the checkride. If the applicant successfully completes the test, the FAA will issue a third-class medical certificate and SODA. Pilot activities will be restricted to areas in which radio communication is not required.
Some pilots who normally wear hearing aids to assist in communicating while on the ground report that they elect not to wear them while flying. They prefer to use the volume amplification of the radio headphone. Some use the headphone on one ear for radio communication and the hearing aid in the other for cockpit communications.
Important: Review the Section on How the Hearing Exam is Conducted.


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Q: AuthGuard loaded before AuthService I'm working on a small personal app. I'll explain what I did until now and in the end my problem and my question.
I have created a Node server and an Angular app.
When the Angular app is booting I'm checking if the user is logged in (via http get request to the server, the request is made in app.component.ts)
      ngOnInit(): void {
    this.authService.checkIfUserSignedIn();
  }

Inside the checkIfUserSignedIn method after that I'm getting the relevant authentication information I notify to the interested components with the auth state.
this.userAuthDetailsSubject.next(this.userAuthDetails);

Additionally, I'm having an AuthGuard that restrict the entry to the "create-list" component only to authenticated users.
In the AuthGurad I'm checking the auth state:
const authStatus = this.authService.isAuth();
return authStatus;

In the menu html component I have the following code:
 New List

Which works fine.
My problem is when i'm visiting manually localhost:4200/create-list
The AuthGuard is probably loaded before auth state is updated and therefore the user has no access to the "create-list" component, although he is signed in eventually.
I thought about two solutions but I'm not sure if they are good and how to implement them,  and would like to hear your opinion.

*

*using localStorage (It may be an overkill solution for this tiny problem)

*make the HTTP get request to the server (for the auth state) inside the authGuard or maybe subscribe to an observer in the auth service (if so, how to implement that?)

Any ideas/solutions?

canActivate (AuthGuard):
canActivate(route: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot): boolean | import("@angular/router").UrlTree | import("rxjs").Observable<boolean | import("@angular/router").UrlTree> | Promise<boolean | import("@angular/router").UrlTree> {
    const authStatus = this.authService.isAuth();
    if (authStatus) {
        return true;
    } else {
        this.router.navigate(['/login']);
    }
}

auth.service.ts
@Injectable()
export class AuthService {
    userAuthDetailsSubject = new Subject<UserAuthDetails>();
    userAuthDetails: UserAuthDetails = null;
    private isAuthenticated = false;
    constructor(@Inject(DOCUMENT) private document: Document, private http: HttpClient) {

    };

    public isAuth(): boolean {
        console.log({
            isAuth: this.isAuthenticated
        })
        return this.isAuthenticated;
    }

    signIn() {
        // redirect to signin..
        this.document.location.href = '/auth/google';
    }

    signOut() {
        this.document.location.href = '/auth/logout';
    }

    checkIfUserSignedIn() {
        this.http.get<any>('/auth/current_user').subscribe(res => {
            if (res) {
                this.isAuthenticated = true;
                console.log('assigning true to isAuth')
                this.userAuthDetails = {
                    displayName: res.displayName,
                    email: res.email,
                    uid: res._id
                };
                this.userAuthDetailsSubject.next(this.userAuthDetails);
            } else {
                console.log('User not authenticated')
            }
        })
    }
}

A: For this particular problem you can make the 'isAuthenticated' field a subject just like 'userAuthDetailsSubject' and update its value when the server responds.
auth.service.ts
    checkIfUserSignedIn() {
    this.http.get<any>('/auth/current_user').subscribe(res => {
        if (res) {
            this.isAuthenticated.next(true);    //update the value
            console.log('assigning true to isAuth')
            this.userAuthDetails = {
                displayName: res.displayName,
                email: res.email,
                uid: res._id
            };
            this.userAuthDetailsSubject.next(this.userAuthDetails);
        } else {
            console.log('User not authenticated')
        }

    })
}

Now change your authguard so it does not return true or false synchronously.
canActivate (AuthGuard):
    canActivate(route: ActivatedRouteSnapshot, state: RouterStateSnapshot):
         boolean | import("@angular/router").UrlTree |
          import("rxjs").Observable<boolean | import("@angular/router").UrlTree>| Promise<boolean | import("@angular/router").UrlTree> {

          return this.authService.isAuth().subscribe((logged)=>{
            if (logged) {
              return true;
            } else {
             this.router.navigate(['/login']);
             return false;
            }
          })
       }

A: Off topic:

*

*Why do you use import("@angular/router").UrlTree? You can use import like import { UrlTree } from '@angular/router';

*CanActive support UrlTree return. return this.router.createUrlTree(['/login']); and not create a new async process in your canActivate

On Topic:
If you call direct link, you have to resolve authentication. If you call link or F5 reload browser will lost every data from memory. If you use any token to auth it be worth saving into localStore and restore from here.
Ofc, After authentication if you open new tab, this new tab will new without auth default like you used F5 on current tab. It lives a separate life for each tabs.


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from base import BaseClient

NURTURING_API_VERSION = '1'

class NurturingClient(BaseClient):

    def _get_path(self, subpath):
        return 'nurture/v%s/%s' % (NURTURING_API_VERSION, subpath)

    def get_campaigns(self, **options):
        return self._call('campaigns', **options)

    def get_leads(self, campaign_guid, **options):
        return self._call('campaign/%s/list' % campaign_guid, **options)

    def get_history(self, lead_guid, **options):
        return self._call('lead/%s' % lead_guid, **options)

    def enroll_lead(self, campaign_guid, lead_guid, **options):
        return self._call('campaign/%s/add' % campaign_guid, data=lead_guid, method='POST', **options)

    def unenroll_lead(self, campaign_guid, lead_guid, **options):
        return self._call('campaign/%s/remove' % campaign_guid, data=lead_guid, method='POST', **options)


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MARTY - enjoyed
By classiccinemafan,
February 15, 2014 in General Discussions
classiccinemafan
I enjoyed TCM's airing of the 1955 picture MARTY starring the late Ernest Borgnine. I think it was his greatest acting on the screen.
cmovieviewer
I enjoy this one as well. Been waiting for TCM to show this again - I believe the last time it aired was during a tribute to Mr. Borgnine shortly after his passing in 2012. Did you know the TCM version of this film includes a scene that is not present on the earlier DVDs - it's the one where Clara returns home and talks to her parents about how she enjoyed her evening and her plans for the future. How they could remove this from the DVD is beyond me. Great to see the 'entire' movie again. Thanks again, TCM.
Richard Kimble
LocationDixie
I prefer the TV version with Rod Steiger
roverrocks
LocationMontrose, Colorado
Simply a wonderful uplifting movie of two very lonely people finding love after their first bloom of youth subsides and of parents having to let go. All in a massive city where finding love is like looking for a needle in a haystack. Borgnine's very best performance and the one he seemed destined for. Betsy Blair was just as terrific as the lonely schoolteacher. +A movie.
Ray Faiola
LocationEllenville, NY
I find the Steiger original more pathetic than anything else. I'm actually uncomfortable watching it. I think the picture producers made excellent choices that resulted in more accessible characters. Borgnine's Marty was more a victim of circumstance than being the depressing character that Steiger portrayed. The TV play may have been more realistic, but if Hecht-Hill-Lancaster wanted people to buy tickets in droves, there had to be a bit more optimism in the film.
My only complaint about the picture is the theme song being used for the main title. It elevated the atmosphere too far above the complacent setting of the opening of the film. Roy Webb should have been allowed to use the melody in a more adaptive manner and not in a full-out major key arrangement. The theme worked alright in the underscoring and it's fine for the curtain call. But I didn't like it as a table-setter.
>I find the Steiger original more pathetic than anything else. I'm actually uncomfortable watching it.
I think that was the point.
>Borgnine's Marty was more a victim of circumstance than being the depressing character that Steiger portrayed.
So he's not an "ugly little man", but really a take-charge guy just waiting for the right girl to come along? I don't think that's what Chayefsky intended
>The TV play may have been more realistic, but if Hecht-Hill-Lancaster wanted people to buy tickets in droves, there had to be a bit more optimism in the film.
The movie was produced as a tax write-off, so I doubt if the producers were too worried about tickets at that stage.
FWIW Steiger was offered the role in the film first, but he refused to sign a longterm contract with the HHL production company. That's why they signed Borgnine (who after the Oscar did his damnedest to get out of his own HHL contract).
Yes. I've seen MARTY many times on TCM over the years. The recent showings have added the scene in which Clara is at home with her parents.
I missed it last night, but I'm sure it'll be back before too long.
My fondest memory of this movie( which I've mentioned before) was when my wife and I were watching it one evening. There was a scene where Marty's Mother and Aunt were talking about being "old and useless", over the hill and ready for mothballs and such. They were dressed in dowdy print dresses, hair done back in buns, and clunky "old lady" shoes. And then the Aunt mentions them being 58 YEARS OLD!
And there was my wife, dressed in running slacks, a bright yellow T-shirt, New Balance shoes on her feet and a cute "pixie" type hair-do watching all this....at the age of 64!
I STILL laugh thinking about it.
I also laugh when I think of two of my nieces, in college, and soon to be "One step-a from the STREET!"
wouldbestar
LocationTampa, FL
RichardKimble wrote:
Hey, Doc, when did you see the Rod Stieger TV version being on the run and all? I'd like to for comparison.
I taped the movie for watching this morning and fell in love with it all over again. These folks look like real people with problems most folks were dealing with back then. The movie doesn't solve them all which makes it seen even more real. It looks like the streets of New York rather than a set and the clothes from the local store racks rather than a Hollywood costume department.
The story also shows the major changes that beginning to creep into American life. Young couples and families are caught between wanting to be one their own rather than live in an extended family yet feeling disloyal to family members. Clara feels women should have lives of their own outside of being wives and mothers. Raised in the Depression, Marty is unsure whether or not to go into debt and buy the butcher shop which is being threatened by the supermarkets. Older traditional women are becoming "empty nesters" with little options to fill their lives. All this is done so subtlety that you don't catch it until later which causes you to think more than being obvious.
All this from a movie made as a tax write-off which became so much more! It deserves everything it got.
FredCDobbs
LocationTampico. What a town.
Hey, wouldbestar, what da ya feel like doin' tonight? How about watchin' Marty on TV?
*Marty* (1953) TV, starring Rod Steiger, 4 parts:
(I haven't seen these, but I think they are complete and in the correct order.)
johnpressman
"Marty" is my second favorite movie, Chayefsky's "Middle of the Night" is my number one.
I am currently reading "Mad As Hell" a biography of Chayefsky as well as his screenplays and stage plays.
Here's the oddity: Several years ago I attended a screening of "Marty" in Hollywood, hosted by Delbert Mann, the director. When the floor was opened for questions, I asked the audience if anyone had seen the scene with Clara and her parents, No one had.
Delbert Mann told us that that scene was in the original movie but was cut to make room for TV commercials.
The SCENE WITH CLARA IS NOT IN THE SCREENPLAY. Go figure!
The only other deviations from the screenplay to the movie are minor. Watching Sid Caesar on Saturday night is switched to "Your Hit Parade" but the missing scene business is puzzling.
Edited by: johnpressman on Feb 15, 2014 8:56 PM
I have a 16mm print that was struck in the early 70's and it DOES have the scene with Clara and her parents (James Bell plays her father).
AndyM108
LocationKensington, MD
I've only seen that version once, many years ago, and at that time I would have agreed with you. Of course both Steiger and Borgnine are marvelous actors, and physically suited for the part.
Since then, I've seen the Borgnine version many times and can't imagine anything being better than that, but I'd love to see TCM get a hold of the Steiger version just to make the comparison. I think a lot of viewers who've never seen this "other" version would be in for a pleasant revelation.
...and Chayefsky's A CATERED AFFAIR is in my top 20. He really had it going for a while, didn't he?
Hello Finance, a couple of years back "The Catered Affair" was made into a Broadway musical. I saw the production pre-Broadway at the Globe Theater in San Diego. Although I enjoyed it very much, I was disappointed in that the musical version of "Marty" with John C. Reilly (he can really sing!) never made it to Broadway, only showcased in Connecticut.
As for the missing scene, I have no doubt that it was included in the original release of the movie, then trimmed for television, now restored for TCM and the DVD release, but why was it not in the screenplay? I just read it the other day and am puzzled. I wish Delbert Mann was alive so I could ask him again.
By the way, I have met Ernest Borgnine several times, my pal had to chase him up the aisle of the Egyptian Theater in Hollywood after a TCM-sponsored screening of "From Here To Eternity" in order to get his autograph on a copy of "Ernie" his autobiography. Great Guy!
>Delbert Mann told us that that scene was in the original movie but was cut to make room for TV commercials.
Are you saying that Mann showed your group a cut version of the film? Was it a 16 mm print or a 35 mm print? He could have shown you an edited TV print instead of the original theatrical version.
I haven't watched the full TCM version in a few years, but I'm pretty sure I remember a scene in the TCM copy with Clara talking to her parents. Didn't she say something about moving out an getting her own apartment?
I think I first saw this film in a theater when I was about 13 years old, and I thought it was boring.
But I saw the film again years later and I thought it was great. The reason being is that many millions of young men, and young women, have to face the very same problem Marty faces. If we are shy, or ugly, or goofy, or whatever, we young men don't usually get the chance to date the most beautiful girls, and the same with the girls who have to settle for us average guys, who are not handsome movie-star types.
It doesn't make sense - cutting the scene for commercial time. The picture runs 90 minutes. Until the early 80's, even local stations aired 92 minutes of film during a two-hour time slot. Networks ran 100 minutes. I don't have a B&B here so I don't know if MARTY played on a Network. Mann might have seen a local airing that ran in a 90 minute time slot, in which case it would have been cut to 72 minutes. And, believe me, that happened!
What I don't understand is a home video release being cut. Which release was this? MGM/UA Home Video VHS?
Watched "Marty" the other day with the screenplay at hand. This is the screenplay not the television play.
Some of the dialogue is different and several sentences are cut out in the movie. Several scenes are switched around, most notably the scenes at the Stardust Ballroom with Clara and her date as opposed to the scene with Marty and Angie on the stag line. Also the scene with Marty's mother and aunt are in different sequence.
But still, most puzzling, the scene with Clara and her parents is not in the screenplay. I do have two different versions of "Marty", both recorded from TV, one with Clara's scene and one without.
Possibly the actor and actress who played Clara's parents were not considered the best, and therefore bounced back and forth to and from the cutting-room floor.
I've often heard that some films were issued in slightly different versions, often because the studio heads, directors, and producers sometimes disagreed on the films lengths and what should or should not be cut out for various reasons.
Something like the first and later versions of Apocalypse Now. I saw the first version, with the jungle village at the end being napalmed, and THAT version is the one that I think is the only correct version. Coppola is supposed to have later had a sudden vision or insight telling him that the first ending was the wrong one, and he changed all the later prints to show the village not being bombed, which, I think, is silly, since the film clearly included dialogue about the ALMIGHTY code word command that would call in the bombing raid, which was part of the original plan of Willard's assignment, and of course the napalming of the village was filmed for that very purpose of showing it at the end of the movie.
I can't give examples, but I've experienced that before. Some movie I haven't seen since it was at the theater would "premier" on TV, and I'd notice the ending was different than I remembered it. Or sometimes several scenes seemed changed somehow.
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