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ownCloud Server Administration Manual

Table of Contents

ownCloud 8.1 Server Administration Manual Introduction

ownCloud 8.1 Release Notes

What’s New for Admins in ownCloud 8

Installation

User Management

File Sharing and Management

File Sharing

Creating Persistent File Shares

Uploading big files > 512MB

Configuring the Collaborative Documents App

Providing Default Files

Configuring External Storage (GUI)

Configuring External Storage (Configuration File)

Encryption Configuration

Using the Files Locking App

Configuring Federated Cloud Sharing

Previews Configuration

Serving Static Files for Better Performance

ownCloud Server Configuration

Database Configuration

Maintenance

Operations

Issues and Troubleshooting

ownCloud Videos

Enterprise Subscription Installation (ES Only)

Creating Branded ownCloud Clients (ES only)

External Storage (ES only)

User Management (ES only)

Enabling Anonymous Uploads with Files Drop (ES Only)

File Sharing¶

ownCloud users can share files with their ownCloud groups and other users on
the same ownCloud server, and create public shares for people who are not
ownCloud users. You have control of a number of user permissions on file shares:

Allowing users to share files

Allowing users to create public shares

Requiring a password on public shares

Allowing public uploads to public shares

Requiring an expiration date on public share links

Allowing resharing

Restricting sharing to group members only

Allowing email notifications of new public shares

Excluding groups from creating shares

Configure your sharing policy on your Admin page in the Sharing section.

Check <tt class="docutils literal">Allow apps to use the Share API</tt> to enable users to share files. If
this is not checked, no users can create file shares

Check <tt class="docutils literal">Allow users to share via link</tt> to enable creating public shares for
people who are not ownCloud users. This creates a hyperlink, just like a
Web page, so your ownCloud server needs to be accessible to whoever you are
sharing with

Check <tt class="docutils literal">Enforce password protection</tt> to force users to set a password on all
public share links. This does not affect local user and group shares

Check <tt class="docutils literal">Allow public uploads</tt> to allow outside users to upload files to
public shares

Checking <tt class="docutils literal">Set default expiration date</tt> sets a default expiration date on
public shares, and checking <tt class="docutils literal">Enforce expiration date</tt> makes it a requirement

Check <tt class="docutils literal">Allow resharing</tt> to enable users to re-share files shared with them

Check <tt class="docutils literal">Restrict users to only share with users in their groups</tt> to confine
sharing within group memberships

Check <tt class="docutils literal">Allow users to send mail notification for shared files</tt> so that
users can check “notify by email” when they create new file shares. This
sends an email notification to everyone the file is shared with (everyone who
has entered an email address on their Personal page)

Check <tt class="docutils literal">Exclude groups from sharing</tt> to prevent members of specific groups
from creating any file shares in those groups. When you check this, you’ll
get a dropdown list of all your groups to choose from. Members of excluded
groups can still receive shares, but not create any

This is how it looks when a user creates a public share with passwords and
expiration dates required:

This what a local share looks like. The user creating the share controls
re-sharing, editing, updating, and deletion privileges:

Note

In older versions of ownCloud, you could set an expiration date on
both local and public shares. Now you can set an expiration date only on
public shares, and local shares do not expire when public shares
expire. The only way to “expire” a local share is to click the trash can
icon to un-share your files.

Creating Persistent File Shares¶

When a user is deleted, their files are also deleted. As you can imagine, this
is a problem if they created file shares that need to be preserved, because
these disappear as well. In ownCloud files are tied to their owners, so
whatever happens to the file owner also happens to the files.

One solution is to create persistent shares for your users. You can retain
ownership of them, or you could create a special user for the purpose of
establishing permanent file shares. Simply create a shared folder in the usual
way, and share it with the users or groups who need to use it. Set the
appropriate permissions on it– at a minumum <tt class="docutils literal">create</tt>– and then
no matter which users come and go, the file shares will remain. Because all
files added to the share, or edited in it, automatically become owned by the
creator of the share regardless of who adds or edits them.

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Preface - The Grove Dictionary of American Music
List of The Grove Dictionary of American Music articles on Grove Music Online
Grove Music Essentials (ebooks)
The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz Area Update
The New Grove Dictionary of Opera
Seventeenth-Century Music
Southeastern and East Central Europe
Latin American and Iberian Music
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In April 2020 Barry Kernfeld and Howard Rye began an update to The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz. In the first year they have been working on the nearly one thousand musicians who passed away since the second edition was published, in many instances making extensive revisions drawn from the rich resources for jazz research that are now available on the internet. These updates are being posted monthly as 2021 and 2022 progress.
Barry Kernfeld is a freelance musicologist. He was editor-in-chief for two editions of The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, and he wrote What to Listen for in Jazz on a commission from Yale University Press. Later, while working as an archivist in the Special Collections Library at the Pennsylvania State University, he published a case study of song bootlegging, The Story of Fake Books, and then a general history, Pop Song Piracy. In retirement, he has been the volunteer archivist at Historic Beverly (Massachusetts) and has now, once again, resumed his work on the Grove jazz dictionary.
Edited by Barry Kernfeld
The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz, 2nd edition (2002), is the largest, most comprehensive reference work on jazz ever published. Building on an explosion in jazz scholarship, the second edition is more than twice as large as the 1988 first edition, including pioneering coverage of jazz musicians in Japan, South Africa, the Caribbean, and elsewhere. This edition marks an unrivaled effort within the field of jazz research in accuracy, with detailed cross-checking and source comparison in the ever-changing realm of jazz information. With over 7,000 articles on every aspect of the field, from jazz groups, composers and arrangers to instruments, terms, record labels and venues, The New Grove Dictionary of Jazz is an essential tool for scholars, musicians and aficionados alike.
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In the latest episode of Food Allergy FastPass, we speak with Nessa from Erin McKenna's Bakery in Orlando.
Food allergy policies and the move to "allergen friendly" in addition to vegan and gluten-free.
Why Babycakes NYC became Erin McKenna's Bakery.
New products, like milkshakes, and special items for the Holiday Season.
New services, like Disney-owned restaurants and wedding cake delivery!
Locations in the Disney Parks, including a new location in the Magic Kingdom, in addition to the Animal Kingdom location.
Locations in the Disney Resorts.
Future possible plans, like Disneyland and Disney Cruise Lines.
And many more tidbits. Check out the Food Allergy FastPass podcast!
Back in 2012, Kathy Kelly interviewed us and she reposted it on her Special Mouse site here. She just posted our latest discussion in her podcast. We discuss a lot of things, including some you might not think about when traveling to Disney World. We also discussed the new Allergy Menus that have been appearing at restaurants all over Disney World.
Follow this link to the Special Mouse podcast.
Literally. He wrote the book. And it is based on the process he helped create in one of the biggest, most massive food service operations in the world – Disney World. Plus the Disney Cruise Line. It is not a book about the Disney process, but rather a book to help chefs and restaurant owners develop their own processes.
I first communicated with Joel Schaefer via Twitter (@AllergyChefsInc) and then emailed him requesting some information about Disney, since this is a website for Disney fans with food allergies. He suggested we speak and called me.
I already knew about his past "employment" at Disney as part of the Special Diets Program and his involvement with AllergyFree Foods as the Research and Development Chef. But while awaiting his call, I spent some more time on his website, AllergyChefs.com where I discovered his forthcoming book Serving People with Food Allergies: Kitchen Management and Menu Creation. There I learned the real story as I read the Foreword and Introduction for the book on Amazon.com. He was the Culinary Development and Special Dietary Needs Manager for Disney and developed the fabulous Special Diets Request Program.
And, after our conversation, I'm convinced he truly has a heart of gold and is on a mission to bring food allergy preparation into the mainstream and open up new dining experiences to those who have limited dining choices, like our daughter. However, our phone conversation was not about his book, it was about Disney and their food allergy process. But after reading the Amazon preview and talking with him briefly about it and his work, I feel really strongly that this book needs to be shared.
If you know someone who owns a restaurant and may be interested in making life better for food allergic patrons, while also opening up new revenue opportunities, they need to read this book. But they have to go "all in" since food allergy preparation is potentially life threatening for some customers. A restaurateur cannot dabble at creating a food allergy program. And it says this in the book — it's a full commitment or don't even start. However, it's not insurmountable either. It scales for restaurants of all sizes.
The book is also full of really interesting food allergy facts, statistics and medical information as it is meant to educate chefs and restaurant owners about the scope of food allergies, as well as open their eyes to the potential market — food allergic people begging for assistance and increased choices. It also contains some terrific food allergen-free recipes. Check it out.
We met with one of the managers of a Disney restaurant yesterday. She had actually already visited the website and was a fan, when she spotted my shirt and came over to tell us about upcoming changes to the reservation system.
Currently, if you reserve a dining reservation online, there is a selection of the top 8 food allergens along with "other" as an option. The new system will allow you to specify in greater detail about your food allergy. It will also generate an additional email to you, or even a phone call, depending on the food allergy, so that Disney may discuss how to accommodate your needs.
This is great for people who have allergies to foods like corn, sesame and other ingredients common in restaurants. It's just another way that Disney is changing to better serve everyone.
In fact, it's part of Disney's constant refinement that is a part of everything they do. The manager also alluded to a need to refine the food handling process as the demand for food allergy-free meals is increasing.
Of course, everyone should still contact the Special Diets team and complete a request form.
This is an older video, from mommywood.com, interviewing two chefs at Disney Land. It's great to hear how well this policy was implemented, even three years ago.


How did this woman limit herself by reacting within the thought of "I can't handle this"?
Why and how did she always see the problems as bigger than what they actually were when she was reacting within the thought "I can't handle this"?
What will we find when we step beyond the moments of "I can't handle this" that this woman realized she had missed?


Harness your hormones and lose 24 pounds or more in just four weeks.
How many times have you tried to lose weight and failed? If you are like most people the number is too high to count.
But what if I told you that your failure to lose weight and keep it off isn't your fault? What if I told you that your hormones are to blame?
What if I then told you that the four hormones that play the most important role in dieters' failure to lose weight are actually highly controllable – meaning that you can unblock these fat-burning hormones which will then allow you to lose weight faster and easier than you ever have before?
Would that get your attention?
I certainly hope so. What I am about to reveal in this article is going to amaze you – and quite possibly make you mad, too, because of all the time you have needlessly wasted trying to lose weight through ineffective methods that were never going to work long-term no matter how much effort you put into them.
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So let me quickly introduce myself, my name is Brian Flatt and I was a professional trainer before I became a weight loss expert.
As a trainer and gym owner, I was on the front lines in the battle of the bulge.
I saw how my clients struggled to lose weight and keep it off and I developed my diet plans, including my new 4 Week Diet system, as a way to help them achieve fast weight loss success.
I reviewed over 500 medical studies, dozens of diet books and hundreds of diet systems, programs, gadgets, pills and potions before I started formulating this diet.
In all, I spent over a decade doing research and two and a half more years fine-tuning my weight loss fundamentals.
What I learned during all of that research and study is something you don't hear other diet providers say – and that is how unblocking four specific hormones in your body can unleash massive weight loss.
The truth is by taking a few simple steps you can accomplish in one month what other diets take 2, 3 or 4 months, or even more, to accomplish – if they even work at all.
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Then by following a few more simple tips you can easily maintain that weight loss … or you can lose even more weight.
But the key to remember is that successful weight loss really comes down to your hormones. More specifically there are four hormones that I have identified that are standing between you and the thinner, fitter, sexier-looking body you desperately want.
I call this your Fat Storage Hormone. If your levels of Ghrelin get too high, you constantly feel hungry … constantly crave food, typically bad-for-you foods like sweets and fatty snack foods.
If you're always experiencing urges for bad foods, it's because your Ghrelin level is high and it's activating the hunger centers of your brain that control your appetite.
As you can imagine, high Ghrelin levels make it extremely difficult to lose weight and keep it off.
I call this your Fat Saving Hormone. The truth is if you are overweight, you're probably carrying around a lot of excess sugar, or glucose, in your bloodstream, and then you are storing it as fat. If you eat a lot of sugar-filled foods, or if you drink lots of sugary drinks, your blood glucose levels are too high for you to burn any body fat for food. Again, having even a low level of insulin resistance, (which most of us have) can make it virtually impossible to lose fat.
I call this your Fat Defense Hormone.
Excess cortisol is produced in response to stress; it amps you up to be ready to fight or flee in case of danger. Unfortunately, in today's stress-filled world, excess cortisol harms your body's ability to burn fat and store it. Having too much cortisol can actually cause your body to burn muscle for energy and push excess fat into the abdominal area where it is stored.
I call this your Fat Burning Hormone. It is responsible for telling your body to use fat for fuel instead of storing it. Unfortunately, a common hormone production imbalance that many people suffer from can cause adiponectin levels to sink which in turn causes you to store more fat and have a more difficult time getting rid of that excess fat.
Increase your Adiponectin levels to boost fat burning metabolism.
Luckily for you it's now easier than ever before to accomplish these four things thanks to the 4 Week Diet system, which has been specifically formulated to control these four essential weight loss hormones.
The Launch Handbook, which shows you how to eat in a way that forces your 4 hormones to work together with tasty foods you'll love to eat, so you will never have to feel hungry or deprived.
The Diet Handbook, where you'll learn how to calculate your lean body mass, and your current body fat percentages so you can quickly and easily customize the 4 Week Diet system specifically for your body type to maximize your fat loss. You'll get a breakdown of what to eat, how much to eat, and when to eat, so your body works with your 4 fat storing and fat burning hormones to burn more fat all day and night long.
The Activity Handbook, which gives you the quick and easy exercises that force your body to release even more stubborn, stored body fats into fatty acids so these fats are quickly burned as fuel.
The Motivation Handbook, which contains a treasure trove of tips, tricks, tools, and secrets for losing weight, and for keeping it off. You'll receive quick and easy to do tips for staying motivated, reaching your weight loss goals now, and maintaining your new body for life, and whenever you need inspiration.
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by Jordan Silver Sometimes you just want to give up.
Sometimes you just want to give up.
More like give up a chunk of your responsibilities so you can more closely direct your focus toward what really matters to your business. Or that list of to-dos sitting on your desk, untouched. Since forever.
Ever thought of outsourcing the management of your social media channels?
You could be putting all of that effort into finally implementing that software update you haven't had time to even download yet – or get going on building out the new tool you've been dreaming about.
Better yet, you could be spending more time playing around with some killer tools like Doodly, Email Tools, or Pixel Studio FX to really get your business going!
What do you stand to gain from outsourcing your social channels?
Aside from having more time to focus on your business priorities, there are plenty of additional benefits to hiring an outside agency to manage your social media channels.
When you go with a trusted agency, you automatically gain a team of people that will be working to handle your social channels for you. A team with proven success.
And, at the same time, you avoid having to figure out the time and expense associated with the hiring process, not to mention the cost of benefits and office accommodations required when hiring full-time, internal employees.
Agencies often have additional skills to offer your team. Maybe account managers have extensive knowledge of a social channel that you haven't tapped yet and can get it going for you. Or perhaps being able to utilize your agency's graphic designers or photographers will allow you to stop outsourcing those capabilities like you have in the past.
Because the agency partners of your choice will be focusing their time and energy on your social channels, they will be constantly on top of new trends and knowing the best social media management tools – so you don't have to be.
It's easy to come up with the good.
But is turning over your social media channels to an outside agency the right answer for your business?
Should you do it? Can you do it?
Here are six things you should consider before you pull the trigger.
1. Do you have the budget to invest in an agency?
Money makes the world go 'round. Isn't that the truth.
Hiring an agency will cost you less in the long run than hiring the same number of internal employees because you won't need to factor in additional expenses such as benefits, office equipment, larger facilities, etc.
If what you're looking for from an agency is outside of your budget, you may need to consider keeping things in-house – at least until you have the extra funding available.
Another consideration would be to hire a freelancer to take on one or two of your channels to reduce your daily social duties. You could turn over something like the posting of photos and images to your Instagram and Pinterest accounts, so you only have your Twitter and Facebook channels to manage.
Either way, steer clear of agency or freelancing offers that sound too good to be true.
Because like you learned at a young age…they probably are.
Agencies offering discount services may have employees with less experience. Or maybe they have a bad reputation – that you didn't catch wind of during your research. Or maybe their management team is overworking employees.
All of these possibilities are too risky to wager. Do your research. Go with an agency that has everything you're looking for.
And if you can't find one that's "just right"?
2. Should choosing a local agency be a top priority?
When you're hiring an agency, aside from strong referrals and prime examples of past work, there are additional considerations you must keep in mind.
Does your business hold regular events to generate brand awareness and engage with customers face-to-face?
If you want your account managers to be a part of these events, you will need to consider keeping your agency search local.
The distance of your agency partners from your office and customer base will make a difference on how on-site photos, press events and even new store openings will be managed.
Ideally, you want to have your social media team at your events, live-posting photos and updates. It's just more genuine when they're on the ground interacting, gathering photos and feedback, and posting in real-time.
To have an agency representative from an out-of-town agency at your events, you'll need to have a budget worked out ahead of time to cover travel costs. Or, you'll have to forgo the benefits of on-site social coverage and come up with a streamlined process to send photos from the event to your account manager at his or her office location for posting while the event is going on.
3. Does your potential agency have the bandwidth to cover your social needs?
Another consideration is whether or not the agency you're looking to hire has the right-sized team in place to take on the responsibilities you need covered.
And, of course, that they have the time available to do so.
We'd all like to think that our company would be our agency's top priority. But most likely, your account managers will be managing a bunch of varied companies and brands and yours is just one among the crowd.
How many other clients do they have? How do they choose what job and client gets priority over the other? Do you have a specified account manager or are responsibilities shared?
You will need to discuss these concerns with potential agency partners early on in the interview process to help you narrow down your list of choices.
You don't want to be continually frustrated with your agency's limited availability…after that contract gets signed.
4. Are you willing to invest time into onboarding your agency partners?
You hired an agency to help save you time…but what kind of time do you have to spend showing account managers the ropes and aligning your processes when it comes to managing your social channels?
Of course, you'll start to get to know different agency teams with initial interviews and meetings. Then, once you choose one to hire, you'll need to invest in thorough training sessions to teach account managers not only how you want your social channels run, but also the basics of your business, customers and brand persona so they can make the transition of social media management seamless.
You also have to make time to talk or meet with them to go over marketing campaigns, share new ideas, approve updated processes – on whatever schedule you decided on in your contract.
Touching base is essential to keeping your brand equity intact when it's in the hands of external account managers.
5. Does your niche business have specialized needs?
If your business is extremely specialized, choosing to outsource may prove to be more of a liability than an asset.
If your business specializes in high fashion neck ties, fans and followers will be using terms and making reference to materials or designs that you, as the business/brand owner, understand to a degree that may be almost intuitive at this point.
The time investment required to train your account manager on how to speak to your audience may be better spent actually hiring a new employee that you will be able to mentor and develop for the long-term.
And if you do decide to try to train a new account manager in the right tone and language for your audience, chances are, hard-core fashion junkies will be able to sniff out an imposter.
Which can do serious damage to your brand image.
But not all hope is lost.
Some agencies focus on clients within a particular industry, such as professional sports, foodservice or outdoor gear.
If you can find an agency that serves a niche closely aligned to your highly specialized business/brand, this factor may not be a major consideration in your search.
6. Are you ready to release control of your social channels?
You've got the budget. And the time to onboard. And you found a local agency with adequate skills and bandwidth.
Now comes the toughest decision.
Can you really let go?
Do you really want to train a whole new group of strangers? Do you really think you can give up being the social media "voice" for the business/brand that you've nurtured from day one?
You can't oversee everything. So you'll have to let go of some of the decision-making, too.
Because, seriously, why hire an agency to save you time, when you're just going to reinvest it double-checking your account manager's every move?
Take a step back. Gather all of your research. Make a list of pros and cons. And take the time to decide if and how you can potentially turn over the management of your social channels.
Investing this extra time into your agency search and interviewing efforts can help make the transition easier when you're really struggling.
Because spending time builds rapport, which builds trust – one of the most important factors in your decision. Solid trust will make it easier to give up control.
Is outsourcing your social media channels the right decision for your business?
At the end of the day, no matter how perfect of a fit your agency is or how much time you invest in the search process, handing over control of your social channels is going to be tough.
There's always going to be something that makes you wonder if you're making the right decision.
But once you've checked off this list of considerations, you can find some relief knowing you've done your due diligence when it comes to making a smart decision for your business.
What if you've done the research, considered each of the 6 things above and still decided that outsourcing just isn't the best plan for your business?
So, stay tuned – we have a new tool that may be the perfect fit!


A fun 10 minute sketch and painting based on a wonderful (one of my favorite) painting by my daughter. I would show it to you but I am planning on using her original for her new website's header. I think I need to let my children's art inspire me more often. That was fun.
A one hour painting, which has taken me days of a couple minutes to do. This one is for my husband who is desperate that I finish the book we are working on together.
The timed project was inspired by Inspire Me Thursday. 🙂 It is my first time trying it out and obviously, I am early.
When it is daylight I will post better photos and add these to my image kind account in case anyone is interested in prints.
Very nice. I like both of them. I really like the expressions on the bunny's and kitty's faces.
I just so would purchase a book with your doodles!!! I can't wait until the bunny one is complete and ready to sell. Speaking of which, I framed my 'favorite' bunny doodle yesterday and have it in my office for inspiration.
I love those paintings! You are truly blessed with that talent.
marvellous, you are soooo talented….sigh.
and yes kid's stuff is fantastic, i teach 52 nursery kids all day and they are amazing.
Great drawings – I love the cat's desperate expression!
I like both of these. Very sweet.


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A High-Altitude Cure for Slavophilia
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When we first heard about the great package deals to Sharm-el-Sheikh, they seemed too good to be true. People said you could get a week in a five-star hotel, with roundtrip airfare from Moscow, for around $300. That was hard to believe: a week in the Egyptian sun, a break from the coldest winter since the Great Patriotic War, for $300? What was the catch?
Those amazing package deals are real. The only catch we encountered was the company we had to keep on the charter flight to Egypt. It turns out, y'see, that $300 per person wasn't nearly enough to keep the riffraff out. In fact, the riffraff, the riffest of the raffest, the sort of riffraff who would be snubbed at a drunken medieval thieves' tavern, were sharing our rickety old Tupolev all the way from Vnukovo to Sharm.
They had a way of making their presence felt, these six or so sullen guys. Even in the waiting room at the airport they'd been just that little bit louder than necessary. That sort of extra decibels from any group of young men still makes my blood freeze, as if I was back in high school. But for the first hour of the flight, all was well. The charter was almost empty. They had claimed the back; we were near the front. Plenty of room for everybody.
Then I had to push past them to get to the toilets at the back of the plane. Territory is always a problem on planes -- I've wanted to commit murder based on land-grabs by the guy in the seat next to me, unauthorized West-Bank settlements of an extra half-inch of armrest. When I tried to get past to the toilets, they moved aside for me, but only after a little pause that was meant to remind me that they were permitting me to pass.
Then, after a half-hour of peaceful reading-trance, suddenly the drunks' ringleader was in front of me clutching a nearly-empty bottle of Southern Comfort. He shoved his snout into my book and said in carefully-rehearsed English, "What-is-your-name?"
He was wearing a dirty black t-shirt with a skull on it, which seemed somehow redundant: he was pretty much a skull already, with a long nose and hollow eyes.
Anybody but me would've seen instantly that he was dead drunk. But though I understand drugs, I never understand booze. So I didn't see him as a pushy drunk; I just felt guilty for flinching. His charm offensive continued with a second rehearsed sentence: "Do you-want...-to-drink-with-us?"
Jesus God no, I would not like to drink with you. I would prefer, actually, to jump out of this plane.
But all I actually did was shriek, "Oh, uh, actually no, no thanks! Heh-heh-heh! No, nyet, sorry, no thanks," shaking my head quickly, rearing back in the seat so hard that my shoulders hurt next day.
But he had a firm answer to my quavery "no": "Yes!" he yelled, nodding, and repeating, "Yes! Yes!" To emphasize the point, he aimed the bottle at my mouth. (It was almost empty, but I didn't realize the importance of that fact at the time.)
I just tried again to say no in all possible variations, like those anti-nuke sun stickers from the 80s: "Non merci! No gracias! Nein danke!"
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Skull-shirt kept aiming his breath and bottle at me; I kept refusing, with what I knew to be a stupid-looking American grin on my face. At last, with a look of drunken contempt, he gave up and decided to try his luck with Mark and Nastya, who were sitting on our left.
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Jim Jarmusch's ensemble comedy collects a series of strange encounters Jarmusch has been capturing in short films since the mid-1980s, presenting them as a series of vignettes that all revolve around discussions held over coffee and cigarettes.
Parents need to know that this movie is nothing more than people sitting around drinking coffee and smoking cigarettes and talking about various things. This film has no plot and no story structure. It's a series of vignettes, short scenes that are like little slices of life. There is no violence or sexuality and some profanity, but the content of the film is based on conversation of rather mundane experiences.
A lot of use of the F-word.
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Adam Jensen's adventure should continue...sometime.
Published Mon, May 7 2018 5:45 PM CDT | Updated Tue, Nov 3 2020 11:51 AM CST
Deus Ex might not be dead, but it should be a while before we see a new game in the franchise.
Adam Jensen might be coming back at some point--at least that's what Eidos Montreal studio head David Anfossi hints. In a recent interview with Electric Playground, Anfossi affirms Deus Ex isn't dead, but the studio needs some time to carefully plot out the IP's future.
"Deus Ex is here, I want to reassure you that we did not forget Deus Ex. The studio gives this franchise our blood, sweat, everything to reboot this franchise and be true to it," Anfossi said. "[Deus Ex] is not dead. It's not dead. It's [in our hearts] and we just need to think about the future of it and make it correctly and respectfully."
Deus Ex: Mankind Divided's disappointing sales reportedly led to the series being put on the back burner.
Back in November of last year Square Enix CEO Yosuke Matsuda confirmed Deus Ex isn't dead, but further echoes Anfossi's hints that a new game may be a ways away.
"What I can say is Eidos Montreal has always developed Deus Ex, and the issue is we do not have limitless resources. We have several big titles that we work with and that's partly a factor in what our line-up looks like. Of course, it would be ideal if we could work on all of them all of the time, but the fact of the matter is some titles have to wait their turn. The reason there isn't a Deus Ex right now is just a product of our development line-up because there are other titles we are working on. Deus Ex is a very important franchise for us."
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Q: How to run an arbitrary command from a Kwin script? I want to run some commands when the active window changes in KDE. How can I do this from within a kwin script?
My use case is that I want to change monitor color preset for some applications, and another use case is to toggle input remap depending on active application.
There is a similar question: How can I run a kwin script from the command line? But this question is not related.
Previously, I could use Window Actions for X11 to partly solve the problem, but that UI was removed (see Bug 455444) as it does not work in Wayland.
I have heard that kwin scripts could not explicitly run an arbitrary commands, and the only way to interect with outside world is running dbus commands. But I am not completely sire about this statement. And if that is true, which is the dbus command, that runs an arbitrary shell command?
I tried searching, and found only few info. Question on reddit that says that maybe dbus call to krunner can help. I think this probably is a key to solve the task. And this another question, but it has nothing useful in answers.
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As an inexperienced writer and director, Priest purchased every Tyler Perry and David Talbert DVD on the shelf and began studying. Thanks to Google, he quickly figured out theater terminology. August 12-13, 2007, The Tears of A Teenage Mother debuted to two sold out audiences, but the most important person of all was not in the building. She was in a comfortable seat in heaven. The standing ovation that Priest received after each show was confirmation that he was finally operating in the gift that God gave him. From that moment on, Priest has yet to put down the wood grain ink pen his mother gave him. As he began honing his craft, he wrote, directed, and acted in another hit stage play, Why Black Men Cheat. While receiving accolades on another successful show, he lost another parent to cancer. On May 20, 2009, his father, Henry Byrd joined his mother in heaven. Despite wanting to give up on his gift and even on life, he continued on his journey to become a successful playwright. He wrote and produced 5 additional plays including: Why Women Cheat, Why Men Cheat: A Married Man's Story, The Wrong Shade of Black, Torn Between 2 Fathers, and Mrs. Independent. After a year long national tour with Mrs. Independent, Priest took a short break to listen to what the Lord wanted him to do next. In the back of his mind, he remembered the promise he made to his father that he would not quit. In the fall of 2015 he got the inspiration to write his 8th play, "Momma's Boy". As with most of his productions, this production was also derived from personal experience.
Priest Tyaire was inspired to start writing at a time when most would have withdrawn into bitterness and resentment. His beloved mother, Cynthia Cephas, was diagnosed with cancer in the early part of 2006. Priest wanted to honor his mother and pondered different ways to achieve this task. The Lord spoke very loud and clear, "Write a play." His desire to tell his mother's story was so strong, that neither his lack of experience, nor the financial challenge would deter him. Armed with the payout from selling his SUV, he was able to finance his first stage play, The Tears of A Teenage Mother.
Priest is grateful to God for his gift of writing, acting, and directing. Though the road gets hard, he continues to persevere and trust God. He submits his gift and surrenders himself to the work of the Lord and prays that God is glorified in all he puts his hands to do. With 10 years and 9 plays under his belt, Priest has shown how faith and hard work will never fail you when chasing your dreams. He continues to persevere through the difficult times in order to fulfill his destiny!!
Priest is the epitome of a God fearing man, husband, and father. He splits his time between Delaware and Georgia along with his wife, Dr. Shareeda Cephas and their daughter Savannah. Priest also has a son, Priest Jr. who travels and works with him building sets for the production.
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Tamarind Village
Oct 1, 2010 | Simon and Baker Travel Review, Thailand | 0 comments
I thoroughly enjoyed my stay there and would gladly plan a longer visit, using Tamarind Village as a base to explore the tribal areas of Northern Thailand.
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Overall Impression Named after the 200-year-old tamarind tree that dominates the property, Tamarind Village was a haven of rustic tranquility in the heart of the lively historic center of Chiang Mai. Designed by award-winning architect Ong-Ard Satrabhandhu, it translated distinctive northern Thai architectural elements into an inviting contemporary version of a traditional village. A pathway shaded with arching bamboo led to the front entrance of the verdant walled compound with its public areas and private guest quarters laid-out around a series of serene internal courtyards filled with flowering trees.
I was immediately seduced by the understated charm of Tamarind Village and the thoughtful welcome of its gracious staff that made me feel like a long expected friend. After ensuring that I was settled to my satisfaction, Kaksana Thanopajai, the property's concierge and resident expert on Lanna Thai history and northern ethnic crafts, discussed my interest in this ancient culture. The Lanna Kingdom flourished in what is now Northern Thailand, from the 13 th to the 18 th centuries, with Chiang Mai as its capital. We decided on several activities, including a fascinating morning walk in the neighborhoods surrounding the hotel. With Kaksana as my guide, we stopped at Wat Duang Dee, a small temple located down the street from the property. There, we delivered the hotel's traditional daily offering of food to the monks and received their blessings before proceeding to some of the most historic sites in the city (n.b. this complimentary tour was available daily to hotel guests by previous arrangement). Other memorable excursions included an afternoon drive high into the mountains surrounding Chiang Mai for a visit to a remote Hmong tribal village. On the way home we stopped at Wat Doi Suthep, a sprawling hilltop temple considered especially holy by many Thai people. The site also offered a panoramic view of the city below.
Tamarind Village itself offered a unique opportunity to appreciate many aspects of the rich cultural legacy of the Lanna Kingdom. The public areas and guest rooms were decorated with antique crafts and colorful textiles drawn from the various tribes of the region. At the restaurant, in addition to Thai and western fare, one-third of the menu was dedicated to typically northern cuisine. Above the restaurant, a small art gallery regularly hosts temporary expositions inspired by northern topics. At the time of my visit, the exhibit was entitled "Dreams of the North; nuance and nostalgia in contemporary jewelry." Then there was the charm of the surroundings, especially at dusk when the entire property became imbued with a special kind of magic. I loved to settle into the deep cushions of the settee on my balcony then, and gaze through the branches of the ancient tamarind tree at the last rays of sunshine brushing the golden spear of Wat Duang Dee. Meanwhile, oil lanterns were being lit along the garden paths and around the pool where their reflection danced in the undulating water. Soft sounds of temple bells and chants drifted over the Village wall and with them the spirit of a culture dating back a millennium.
With its privileged location in the heart of the historic town, its refined ethnic atmosphere and warm and attentive staff, Tamarind Village appeared to be a favorite of a broad range of tourists from honeymooners and groups of friends to vacationing families. And it also attracted some business travelers. I thoroughly enjoyed my stay there and would gladly plan a longer visit, using Tamarind Village as a base to explore the tribal areas of Northern Thailand.
Children The hotel welcomed children of all ages
Class Of Accommodation Luxury boutique hotel
Concierge Kaksana Thanopajai
Connectivity There was complimentary WiFi connectivity throughout the property. Access from my suite was reliable and fast.
General Manager Naphat Nutsati
Handicapped Access No
Length Of Stay Three nights
Location Within the walls of Chiang Mai's historic city, a 20-minute drive from the airport.
Owned- Managed Tamarind Village was owned and managed by the Premier Group of Companies.
Pets Allowed No
Size The one-acre (4,046 square meter) property included 42 rooms and three suites in two level structures set around three private courtyards. It could accommodate up to 90 guests and employed a staff of 60.
Year Opened-Renovated Tamarind Village opened in 2001. The bathrooms were fully renovated in 2006. The spa was added in 2007.
Lobby And Common Areas From the main entrance of the property, a covered walkway ran the length of the swimming pool, leading to the lobby on the left, and the dining room on the right. Both had terraces that opened onto the pool, which was tiled in decorative royal blue ceramic that gave it the feel of an ornamental water garden. The lobby was a large hall covered by a peaked, tiled roof held up by white masonry pillars, with a terracotta floor and sides open to the pool on the right and the main courtyard with its famed tamarind tree on the left. A long reception desk and two rattan armchairs filled the far end of the lobby. Against the wall behind it, three vertical paintings with a traditional northern theme hung over a credenza. In the center of the room, a circular table held an oversized ceramic bowl with a sumptuous arrangement of white orchids. On the side nearest to the entrance, two long sofas faced each other across the room, with antique chests serving as coffee tables. The sofas had white canvas seat cushions and loose back pillows in an array of red and black ethnic textiles.
Bathroom The bathroom occupied the rear quarter of the room. Its design was especially successful in preserving the feel of rustic simplicity, while delivering the contemporary conveyances expected from a luxury property. It was partitioned into three distinct areas. The water closet was to the right and the roomy shower stall to the left, with gray polished concrete walls and a rain shower head. However, what gave the room its character was the vanity that occupied the center of the bathroom. It consisted of a heavy rustic table slightly dropped in the center to accommodate the sink, a deep copper basin such as those traditionally used by rural populations for their ablutions. The backsplash was tiled in randomly shaped ceramic tiles in shades of blue and brown. Above the sink a shuttered window flanked by a pair of mirrors opened onto a small courtyard. Against the side wall a bamboo ladder held an assortment of large, thick white cotton towels.
Room The décor of my 325 square foot (30 square meter) Lanna Deluxe Room, Number 1201, continued the rustic theme of the common areas, with whitewashed rough-plastered walls and cathedral ceilings, anthracite gray polished concrete floors and dark wooden furniture with natural woven rattan inserts. It harmoniously combined the elegant simplicity of organic materials with modern comforts. A pair of French doors, curtained in shirred white cotton led into the room. A tan and dark green woven cotton throw rug outlined the foot of the king-size platform bed clad in crisp white high-count cotton. On the right of the bed, a bedside table held a tall lamp with a rattan cylinder base and a natural parchment shade. A barrel-shaped armchair with a white canvas cushion sat on the left of the bed. On the opposite wall, a writing desk with a wooden stool and desk lamp, and an armoire that held the television set stood on either side of the entrance door. A colorful display of rustic lacquered boxes and intricately embroidered tribal children's hats in multiple shades of red stood on top of the armoire. A framed contemporary etching of classic northern Thai graphics hung above the desk. A tray with a tea and coffee service, and two lacquered cylinder boxes holding bottles of water were tucked in the corner next to the desk. Two large floor-to-ceiling closets on either side of central double doors partitioned the bedroom from the bathroom. At the front of the room, French doors opened onto an inviting roofed balcony. A loveseat was built into the railing. In front of it a low butler's tray held a pot of white orchids. I especially enjoyed lingering there to reminisce on the day's activities, or process my e-mail (via the room's WiFi connection); or simply watch birds flutter about the flowering trees that bordered the courtyard.
Food And Restaurants Located at the far side of the pool, the Ruen Tamarind dining room opened onto the terrace through a series of large French doors for indoor or outdoor dining options. Seating was at square polished wood tables that could be grouped for larger parties, surrounded by rattan barrel armchairs, and along the outer walls, banquettes with white cotton seat cushions and pillows covered with ethnic weaving. The whitewashed rough plaster walls provided an excellent backdrop for a colorful display of photographs focused on details of the traditional clothing of various mountain tribes.
In addition to a variety of tempting Thai and international dishes, the menu offered a selection of authentic northern Thai dishes, from original family recipes said to have been handed down through generations. While I cannot speak to the veracity of this claim, I can vouch for the success of the outcome. I ordered all my meals from the northern Thai menu, including breakfast when I eschewed the standard buffet offerings for a more traditional Thai soup. My dinner favorites were deep-fried bamboo shoot stuffed with ground pork, served with a hot but sweet peanut sauce; fish marinated in curry, then served en papillote in banana leaves over jasmine rice, and a divine coffee custard which I ordered repeatedly.
Amenities Room amenities included tea and coffee service with an electric kettle and an assortment of coffees, teas and herbal teas, and bottles of water replenished daily, a fruit basket with a bunch of miniature bananas and a large cluster of longkong (a delicious lychee-like fruit). There were two cotton bathrobes and two pairs of rubber sandals that could be worn inside as slippers or outdoors. There was a large electronic safe in the closet, a waterproof lacquered paper umbrella, a flashlight and a hairdryer. Toiletries included generous individual sizes of high quality house brand facial soap, ginger shampoo and conditioner, jasmine and jumpaka shower gel and body lotion. These were locally produced from natural ingredients exclusively for Tamarind Village. There were also cotton swabs, cotton pads and mosquito repellent towelettes.
Facilities Ruen Tamarind, the restaurant, the Village Spa, a swimming pool and a gift and clothing boutique.
Gift Shop The attractive gift boutique was located next to the reception area. It offered a selection of clothing made from tribal textiles, antique crafts and art pieces, souvenirs created by local designers and some interesting custom and ethnic jewelry. At the time of my visit, it also featured a limited selection of gold and silver jewelry by the artists on display in the hotel's art gallery.
Pool The 25 by 58 foot (7.65 by 17.60 meter) swimming pool was set in a sunny terracotta-tiled terrace filled with tropical plants and flowers. On two sides, the pool was surrounded by lounge chairs with apricot-colored cushions under matching garden umbrellas. On the third side, there were three daybeds lined along the high outer wall of the property, an ideal spot for sunbathing. The fourth side was the restaurant terrace, furnished with square dining tables and rattan armchairs for al fresco poolside meals.
Spa The Village Spa was a serene sanctuary located on the second floor of the most secluded courtyard within Tamarind Village. The public areas of the spa embraced the Lanna Thai architectural concept of open galleries under a tiled roof. Besides the large polished wood reception desk, the area was furnished with antique chests holding pottery bowls overflowing with impressive arrangements of orchids. Loveseats were built into the galleries' railing to face the doors of the six treatment rooms; their white seat cushions effectively showed off a profusion of pillows covered with intricate tribal weavings in shades of crimson and fuchsia.
Veenarat Sumrej, spa supervisor, offered me a refreshing herbal beverage and invited me to select from an assortment of natural essential oils the scent I would prefer for my massage. She explained that the spa used only herbal products drawn from the Lanna Thai heritage of natural healing. She recommended the Village Signature Massage to restore my travel-weary body, and introduced me to my therapist, Phailin Duangkum. After a traditional foot bath and short foot massage, Phailin ushered me into my private treatment room. The 90-minute Signature Massage was a heavenly combination of deep-tissue massage and application of heated herbal pouches. It soothed every fiber of my body, left my skin velvet smooth and my psyche so contented that I couldn't wait to return. I did the next day after a long hike in the mountains, for a foot reflexology treatment, which left not only my feet but also my entire body in such a state of wellbeing that I wished I could package the experience and bring it home with me.
Cleanliness Excellent
Date Of Review October 2010
Reviewers Article and photos by Josette King
Service The room was serviced twice daily. Staff members were unfailingly attentive and friendly.
Would You Stay There Again? Yes
50/1 Rajdamnoen Road
Sriphoom, Muang, Chiang Mai
50200 Thailand
+ 66 53 418896-9
+ 66 53 418900
http://www.tamarindvillage.com
mailto:reservation@tamarindvillage.com


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Tips about how I made the Frog wallpaper (see wallpaper).
Start with new document, fill background with solid green color.
Resize the curve (Ctrl-T) so that it take a bit more than half of image.
Duplicate this vector many times similar to shown here. There are several ways to do so. One way is to select path with Path Selection Tool (A) and hit Down arrow while holding Shift and Alt keys.
When ready, duplicate this set of shapes and flip them horizontally.
blend mode = screen, bladk drop shadow with blend mode = overlay and size = 2-3px.
In new layer, select Pen tool and create a shape with silhouette of a frog. When ready, duplicate the layer (you will need 2 copies of silhouette). Hide one of duplicates.
Create layer mask (Layer menu – Layer mask – Hide all). Then, with large soft white brush, draw inside the mask to only reveal parts of frog silhouette touching the leaf.
Apply Gaussian Blur (with large radius, 10-30 px), and set layer opacity to 80%.
Voila! Here is how all our layers look together.


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Q: Ruby to_xml change attributes name for Api request I want to convert the keys for xml response So that they match with third party Api request.
    class Person1
      include ActiveModel::Serializers::Xml

      attr_accessor :name, :age

      def attributes
        {'name' => nil, 'age' => nil}
      end

      def capitalized_name
        name.capitalize
      end
    end
p = Person1.new
p.name = "test"
puts p.to_xml

output ::-
 <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
    <person1>
      <age nil="true"/>
      <name>test</name>
    </person1>

I am looking for a way to change keys in xml output like.
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<person1>
      <Age nil="true"/>
      <Name>test</Name>
</person1>

A: How about:
puts p.to_xml(:camelize => true)

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<Person1>
  <Age nil="true"/>
  <Name>test</Name>
</Person1>

Or if the uppercase Person bothers you, I guess you can do something like that:
puts p.to_xml(:camelize => true).sub('<Person1>','<person1>').sub('</Person1>','</person1>')

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<person1>
  <Age nil="true"/>
  <Name>test</Name>
</person1>


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