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IADC endorses 2010 Drilling & Completing Trouble Zones conference, Oct. 19-21, Galveston
The International Association of Drilling Contractors (IADC) announced today that it will endorse the 2010 Drilling and Completing Trouble Zones Conference, 19-20 October at the Galveston Convention Center. Drilling & Completing Trouble Zones (DCTZ) is an industry forum aimed at facilitating dialogue on how to economically construct the world's most challenging wells, both onshore and off.
"Drilling contractors and, indeed, all parties concerned with well construction are challenged with the task of drilling today's difficult wells," remarked IADC president Dr Lee Hunt. "We believe that Drilling & Completing Trouble Zones can add real value to the dialogue necessary to produce viable, industry-wide solutions to the drilling challenges of today and tomorrow."
Dr Hunt added that DCTZ's planned land and offshore scope meets the industry's sweeping needs, from tight shale gas to Gulf of Mexico Shelf operations to deepwater. Further, he added, DCTZ offers participants an open forum without recorded proceedings or press, thereby encouraging frank and free dialogue.
DCTZ 2010 is managed and organized by Houston-based Atlantic Communications, with whom IADC has a business arrangement through its official magazine Drilling Contractor. IADC will participate in content development and conference promotion.
The 2010 event is hosted by ExxonMobil Development.
DCTZ 2010 will highlight the latest developments in a variety of technologies aimed at drilling and completing trouble zones. Areas of interest include tight shale gas drilling and fracturing, drilling through tar, salt overhangs, lost-circulation zones, high-temperature and high-pressure applications, among other challenges.
Founded in 1940, IADC strives to secure responsible standards, practices, legislation and regulations that provide for safe, efficient and environmentally sound drilling operations worldwide. IADC holds Accredited Observer status at the International Maritime Organization and the International Seabed Federation, branches of the United Nations. The Association is a leader in developing standards for industry training, notably its Well Control Accreditation Program (WellCAP)* and rig-floor orientation program, RIG PASS*. IADC is headquartered in Houston and is one of the city's largest trade and professional associations. IADC also has offices in Washington D.C., the United Kingdom, the Netherlands and the Middle East, as well as chapters in the UK, Venezuela, Brazil, Australasia, South Central Asia, Southeast Asia, the Middle East and across the United States. For more information, visit the IADC website.
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Q: Changing palette's of 8-bit .png images using python PIL I'm looking for a fast way to apply a new palette to an existing 8-bit .png image. How can I do that? Is the .png re-encoded when I save the image? (Own answer: it seems so)
What I have tried (edited):
import Image, ImagePalette
output = StringIO.StringIO()
palette = (.....) #long palette of 768 items
im = Image.open('test_palette.png') #8 bit image
im.putpalette(palette)
im.save(output, format='PNG')

With my testimage the save function takes about 65 millis. My thought: without the decoding and encoding, it can be a lot faster??

A: If you want to change just the palette, then PIL will just get in your way. Luckily, the PNG file format was designed to be easy to deal with when you only are interested in some of the data chunks. The format of the PLTE chunk is just an array of RGB triples, with a CRC at the end. To change the palette on a file in-place without reading or writing the whole file:
import struct
from zlib import crc32
import os

# PNG file format signature
pngsig = '\x89PNG\r\n\x1a\n'

def swap_palette(filename):
    # open in read+write mode
    with open(filename, 'r+b') as f:
        f.seek(0)
        # verify that we have a PNG file
        if f.read(len(pngsig)) != pngsig:
            raise RuntimeError('not a png file!')

        while True:
            chunkstr = f.read(8)
            if len(chunkstr) != 8:
                # end of file
                break

            # decode the chunk header
            length, chtype = struct.unpack('>L4s', chunkstr)
            # we only care about palette chunks
            if chtype == 'PLTE':
                curpos = f.tell()
                paldata = f.read(length)
                # change the 3rd palette entry to cyan
                paldata = paldata[:6] + '\x00\xff\xde' + paldata[9:]

                # go back and write the modified palette in-place
                f.seek(curpos)
                f.write(paldata)
                f.write(struct.pack('>L', crc32(chtype+paldata)&0xffffffff))
            else:
                # skip over non-palette chunks
                f.seek(length+4, os.SEEK_CUR)

if __name__ == '__main__':
    import shutil
    shutil.copyfile('redghost.png', 'blueghost.png')
    swap_palette('blueghost.png')

This code copies redghost.png over to blueghost.png and modifies the palette of blueghost.png in-place.
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A: im.palette is not callable -- it's an instance of the ImagePalette class, in mode P, otherwise None.  im.putpalette(...) is a method, so callable: the argument must be a sequence of 768 integers giving R, G and B value at each index.

A: Changing palette's without decoding and (re)encoding does not seem possible. The method in the question seems best (for now). If performance is important, encoding to GIF seems a lot faster.

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Q: How to add value to compare it in xtype Some help please.
I'm trying to display a xtype depending on value that i get from database.
I have created the store to fetch data from my server side, and it receives only boolean value true or false nothing else.
var hidden= Ext.create('Ext.data.Store',
                    {
                        fields: ['hidden'],
                        autoLoad: true,
                        proxy:
                        {
                            type: 'ajax',
                            url: 'hidden/compare',
                            reader:
                            {
                                type: 'json',
                                root: 'data'
                            }
                        }
                    });

Here is the example what i want, but i don't know what to add instead value_from_the_store
text: 'Now you see me, now you don't',
xtype: value_from_the_store == false ?  'hidden' : 'textfield',

A: If you look at the docs for Ext.data.Store, you'll see several functions that allow you to access the data in the store.
Ext.data.Store
I'm not sure which record you want to access, or if there is only one record, but you can get records by index using getAt, or by ID using getById. You can get the first record using first. There are also several find functions, which allow you to search for a specific record.
Since you said there is only one record, you could just use first. You'll also need to get the specific field in the record using get('hidden').
xtype: hidden.first().get('hidden') ? 'hidden' : 'textfield',

A: Here, you can try this fiddle - https://fiddle.sencha.com/#fiddle/lho
I've created this fiddle in Ext 5 but you can still make it work in 4. Hope this helps.
Here is the same fiddle for Ext 4.2 - https://fiddle.sencha.com/#fiddle/lji
And in the fiddle, instead of calling the function, you can even do this -
xtype: store.getAt([0]).get('hidden')? 'hidden' : 'textfield'

Another way of fetching the value from the store is by -
store.findRecord('hidden', 'true').get('hidden')

store.findRecord('fieldName', 'Either a string that the field value should begin with, or a RegExp to test against the field.')
Here's your link to the API doc


The thing is, I already had Laravel Valet installed in my Macbook, so I thought I could run the project on that one for this time.
But old sites usually were made with Apache server in mind and they use environment variables and htaccess (I'll talk about this in another post).
Since Valet does not currently support custom .env files, I found a few custom ways of loading the variables, but all that methods messed up with the code and I don't want to be pending of deleting those lines from index.php before committing to repository. It's too risky.
But checking out the content of this pull request I thought about a similar approach, without touching nginx configuration.
The only remaining action is to add LocalValetDriver to your global gitignore. This action will prevent this file with sensible information (and also not project-related) to be uploaded to the repository.


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Real Life Examples of Paying it Forward!
We live in a world where "there is no such things as a free lunch." People don't work for free, and investors don't give out personal loans without interest. Even when friends or family do you a "favor" there are usually strings attached. Which is why it is so refreshing (and rare) when people are willing to do something for nothing. In the 2000 movie Pay It Forward, a social studies teacher gives his students an assignment to develop and put into action a plan that will change the world for the better. One of his students, an 11-year-old named Trevor, comes up with a scheme he calls 'Pay It Forward' in which the recipient of a favor does not return the favor to the original benefactor, but instead grants a favor for someone else, either an acquaintance or a complete stranger.
Benjamin Franklin told his friend not to repay his loan. Instead, he was to lend the money to someone else with the same conditions, once he could afford to repay it.
This concept is not new. A similar idea was included in a prizewinning play in ancient Athens in 317 BC called Dyskolos. Benjamin Franklin also did something similar when he was moved by a letter from his friend Benjamin Webb who needed a loan. Mr. Franklin agreed to lend his buddy the money with one condition. When he could afford to repay the loan, he must not do so. Instead, he should give the same amount of money to someone else in financial difficulties with the same "strings" attached. Ralph Waldo Emerson incorporated a "pay it forward" like concept in his 1841 essay 'Compensation' written in 1841. The idea was also an element in the play 'In the Garden of Delight' written by Lily Hardy Hammond in 1916; as well as in the novel 'Magnificent Obsession' by Lloyd C. Douglas in 1929. The idea was popularized again by Robert A. Heinlein in his book 'Between Planets' published in 1951.
As communication became globalized in the 21st century, the impact of this concept has been felt worldwide. The Pay It Forward Foundation was founded in September 2000 in response to the Catherine Ryan Hyde novel of the same name. In 2014, people from 70 countries participated in a Pay it Forward Day, with proclamations from individuals in 41 cities and 36 states.
A stranger paid $10,000 for a woman who needed a liver operation. To this day, the woman has no idea of the identity of her benefactor.
A family in Australia was able to travel across the continent thanks to the kindness of a woman who contacted a hospital asking if there were needy families that could use some flights that she couldn't use.
In 2014, a girl named Annie and her mother noticed a homeless man holding up a sign. Annie's mother gave the man a doughnut, her coffee, and an umbrella.
A 14-year-old girl named Lindsey died in a car accident. Lindsey lives on through "Team Lindsey" soccer shirts and bracelets, which many people in Tiffany's high school wear in Lindsey's honor. Lindsey's organs also benefited six other people, including a 13-year-old boy who received her heart.
Dr. Andrew Moore, a plastic surgeon, based in Lexington, Kentucky, was distressed because an increasing number of his patients could not afford to pay for life-changing procedures. He began waiving his fees for several of his patients. But for the 63-year-old physician, that wasn't enough. So in 2005 he launched "Surgery on Sunday," a nonprofit group funded by grants and donations that includes more than 400 volunteer surgeons, nurses and other medical professionals who perform free medical procedures in a donated surgical facility.
One of Dr. Moore's most grateful patients is Michael Weyls, who was diagnosed with a cancerous lesion, but could not afford the cost of surgery to remove it. Weyls was referred to Surgery on Sunday by another doctor. Dr. Moore performed three procedures on Weyls, to remove the lesion and rebuild his nose, possibly saving his life.
As of 2012, Surgery on Sunday had performed 4,500 procedures. At the time the People magazine article was published, the program had a waiting list of more than 500 patients. Surgery on Sunday has inspired similar programs in Louisville and three Lexington hospitals, with aspirations to expand the program nationwide.
When her son Reese was born in 2002, Andrea Faris Roberts assumed that he had inherited his almond-shaped eyes from her husband Rich. Instead, she was heartbroken when she learned that her son had Down Syndrome, despite normal prenatal tests. She researched her son's condition, learning that many Down Syndrome babies born abroad were abandoned in orphanages. Networking with adoption agencies, she raised money through grants to establish Reese's Rainbow in 2004 to arrange adoptions of Down Syndrome children from orphanages around the world. As of 2012, Reese's Rainbow had distributed more than 4 million dollars to finance the adoptions of more than 850 children from countries like Russia, China, and Mexico.
Since 1985, Scott Macaulay of Melrose, Massachusetts has prepared and served Thanksgiving dinner to various strangers. Macaulay started the annual tradition when his parents divorced and argued about where Scott would spend the Thanksgiving holiday. Rather than be caught in the middle of the dispute, Macaulay opted to skip spending the day with either parent. But instead of settling for eating alone, he posted an ad in his local paper offering to prepare and serve Thanksgiving dinner for up to 12 people in his home at no charge.
Since then, Macaulay has moved his annual feast to the First Baptist Church in Melrose, where he has prepared Thanksgiving dinner for up to 89 people. His guests have included a man whose wife had Alzheimer's disease and a young woman whose father was in the hospital and whose wedding Macaulay attended. He does much of the cooking himself, willingly rising at 4:00 a.m. to prepare turkey and all the trimmings for his guests.
As the stories above illustrate, the idea of committing good deeds is not limited to Hollywood movies. Both small deeds and grand gestures can change lives for the better. In the process, many people discover that they benefit just as much as the people they help.


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package org.spongycastle.dvcs;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.math.BigInteger;

import org.spongycastle.asn1.ASN1Encodable;
import org.spongycastle.asn1.ASN1ObjectIdentifier;
import org.spongycastle.asn1.cms.ContentInfo;
import org.spongycastle.asn1.dvcs.DVCSObjectIdentifiers;
import org.spongycastle.asn1.dvcs.DVCSRequestInformationBuilder;
import org.spongycastle.asn1.dvcs.Data;
import org.spongycastle.asn1.x509.ExtensionsGenerator;
import org.spongycastle.asn1.x509.GeneralName;
import org.spongycastle.asn1.x509.GeneralNames;
import org.spongycastle.cms.CMSSignedDataGenerator;

/**
 * Common base class for client DVCRequest builders.
 * This class aims at DVCSRequestInformation and TransactionIdentifier construction,
 * and its subclasses - for Data field construction (as it is specific for the requested service).
 */
public abstract class DVCSRequestBuilder
{
    private final ExtensionsGenerator extGenerator = new ExtensionsGenerator();
    private final CMSSignedDataGenerator signedDataGen = new CMSSignedDataGenerator();

    protected final DVCSRequestInformationBuilder requestInformationBuilder;

    protected DVCSRequestBuilder(DVCSRequestInformationBuilder requestInformationBuilder)
    {
        this.requestInformationBuilder = requestInformationBuilder;
    }

    /**
     * Set a nonce for this request,
     *
     * @param nonce
     */
    public void setNonce(BigInteger nonce)
    {
        requestInformationBuilder.setNonce(nonce);
    }

    /**
     * Set requester name.
     *
     * @param requester
     */
    public void setRequester(GeneralName requester)
    {
        requestInformationBuilder.setRequester(requester);
    }

    /**
     * Set DVCS name to generated requests.
     *
     * @param dvcs
     */
    public void setDVCS(GeneralName dvcs)
    {
        requestInformationBuilder.setDVCS(dvcs);
    }

    /**
     * Set DVCS name to generated requests.
     *
     * @param dvcs
     */
    public void setDVCS(GeneralNames dvcs)
    {
        requestInformationBuilder.setDVCS(dvcs);
    }

    /**
     * Set data location to generated requests.
     *
     * @param dataLocation
     */
    public void setDataLocations(GeneralName dataLocation)
    {
        requestInformationBuilder.setDataLocations(dataLocation);
    }

    /**
     * Set data location to generated requests.
     *
     * @param dataLocations
     */
    public void setDataLocations(GeneralNames dataLocations)
    {
        requestInformationBuilder.setDataLocations(dataLocations);
    }

    /**
     * Add a given extension field.
     *
     * @param oid the OID defining the extension type.
     * @param isCritical true if the extension is critical, false otherwise.
     * @param value the ASN.1 structure that forms the extension's value.
     * @throws DVCSException if there is an issue encoding the extension for adding.
     */
    public void addExtension(
        ASN1ObjectIdentifier oid,
        boolean isCritical,
        ASN1Encodable value)
        throws DVCSException
    {
        try
        {
            extGenerator.addExtension(oid, isCritical, value);
        }
        catch (IOException e)
        {
            throw new DVCSException("cannot encode extension: " + e.getMessage(), e);
        }
    }

    protected DVCSRequest createDVCRequest(Data data)
        throws DVCSException
    {
        if (!extGenerator.isEmpty())
        {
            requestInformationBuilder.setExtensions(extGenerator.generate());
        }

        org.spongycastle.asn1.dvcs.DVCSRequest request = new org.spongycastle.asn1.dvcs.DVCSRequest(requestInformationBuilder.build(), data);

        return new DVCSRequest(new ContentInfo(DVCSObjectIdentifiers.id_ct_DVCSRequestData, request));
    }
}

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BAA Observing Sections Jupiter
Tuesday, 2017, November 21 - 23:16
Juno at Perijove-9 (Part I): Global maps
By John Rogers
Summary: This perijove on 2017 Oct.24 took place only 2 days before Jupiter's solar conjunction, so there were no useful ground-based observations for nearly 4 weeks up to that time. But JunoCam's inbound and outbound images provided a good global map. This revealed an important change: a new South Tropical Disturbance had appeared, suggesting the possibility of further major changes in the South Tropical and Temperate domains in the coming year.
Figure 1 is a compilation of ground-based images in September, including the last useful ones covering the GRS and oval BA before solar conjunction; they are mostly by Clyde Foster, plus two by Isao Miyazaki. Note the prominent S.Tropical Band and shaded STropZ in this sector.
Figure 2 is a global map made from the inbound images (northern hemisphere) and outbound images (southern hemisphere), as map-projected by Gerald Eichstädt. He achieved remarkably good map projections in spite of the crescent phase of the planet, now that perijove is over the sunlit side rather than the terminator. The spacecraft orientation was different from PJ8, so the inbound images were more complete this time, but they were still restricted by the narrow crescent phase – which will only get worse at subsequent perijoves.
The map shows major changes in the southern hemisphere: most importantly and unexpectedly, a new South Tropical Disturbance (STropD), i.e. a recirculation across the S. Tropical Zone. Although it was not recognised till now, amateur images and JUPOS analysis show that it was initiated in early August when dark streaks, modestly retrograding in the northern STropZ, merged and recirculated into the mid-STropZ alongside the p. end of the STB Spectre. [We will show the data in a forthcoming report.] Early stages are visible in Fig.1. The STropD is prograding towards the GRS.
I think this enhances the likelihood of a SEB Fade developing within the coming year. In recent decades, S.Tropical Disturbances have tended to appear in association with SEB Fades (notably in 1993 and 2007*). The SEB will probably not fade immediately because the map also shows some small-scale rifting (white convective streaks) in the SEB alongside the STropD, and also at remote longitudes in the remains of the mid-SEB outbreak (also see close-ups in Part II). We will have to see how this plays out over the coming months, but I suspect that the rifts will soon die out and a SEB Fade may then develop in the first half of 2018.
There are also signs of possible disturbance in the S. Temperate domain. This domain has been in an anomalous state with no dark belt for a few years, and may be ripe for a revival of the now-absent STB, as last happened in 1993.
In the NEB, unusual large-scale wave structure – which was developing during 2017, and conspicuous in methane images -- is now prominent even in visible light at all longitudes.
Figure 3 is a predictive map for perijove-10 (2017 Dec.16), made by 'rolling forward' the S. and S.S.Temperate domains, and the GRS, according to their recent drift rates. Juno will again fly over the p. end of the STB Ghost, as at PJ8; it's worth imaging again because this region may undergo drastic changes next year. These images might also catch a small AWO merging with the growing SS-AWO A5a.
A slightly longer version of this report with small copies of the figures is here (PDF file): Juno-PJ9-report-I_Global_&Figs.pdf
The full-size figures are here (ZIP file): PJ9-report_JHR_Figs1-3.zip
And here are small copies of Figures 2 and 3:
Aurora, by Alan Tough.

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We are fully, deeply, miraculously ALIVE.
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We take diseases as messages of our body, as the force that will bring us back to our healthy state, an evolved one.
Problems and diseases don't come to annoy us, they are also part of our intelligence.
We can look at all our issues - mental, physical, emotional, spiritual and archetypical - as our inner GPS, which tells us where to go and when to change direction.
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so i got three anoles that i was told was two females and one male but found out that it is two males and a female. they have half of a 200 gallon tank but i dont know if they are going to fight with having that much room.
as soon as the greenery makes its way across the pond they have that side too. should i get one of the males out or should they be ok.
i havent seen them actually fight, but at the same time i dont want them too. all i have seen them so is flare out the red underneeth and big fatty flares his ridge on the top but itsy (the other male) onle flares out the red and that was only the one day.
advice please. i dont want anyone hurt.


As writers know, the bathroom is a great place for ideas. Inspiration is more likely to strike when you're reclining in a warm bath than when sitting facing a blank screen.
While soaking today, I vaguely contemplate the Poppy Appeal, and how achingly suitable the poppy is as a symbol of conflicts from Flanders to Afghanistan, but the brain cells aren't exactly working overtime.
What's this I see? A little green ceramic dish on the edge of the basin. I mentioned it to my other half two weeks ago, and it's still there, where anyone could easily elbow it off when reaching for a toothbrush, sending it crashing down onto the floor tiles. Or, God forbid, the hurtling ramekin dish (for that is what it is) could concuss the cat as she crouches in her litter tray.
But does he listen? Does he heck! Still, only to be expected when we've been married this long (nearly three months, since you ask). I don't listen to him either, allegedly. That is why I keep putting the toilet roll the wrong way round, and always leave my undies near the laundry basket. Not in it, obviously. Just next to it (allegedly). Plus I drape my bra from the taps, which looks like a skinned rabbit and is beyond annoying to someone wanting a bath. I fire right back. He always has the radio on, full blast. Does he not realise that some of us like peace and quiet? I neither need nor want aural wallpaper. And another thing. Why do we have to have all six bathroom lights on? OK, a guy might need decent lighting to avoid amputating his Adam's apple while shaving, but it seems a bit over the top to require 360 watts just to brush teeth.
Then it dawns. Here we are approaching the annual Poppy Appeal, and, instead of battles like Passchendaele, El Alamein and Goose Green coming to mind, we're having a ding-dong in the bathroom. The postscript is that peace has broken out in the flat. We're not arguing about the toothpaste tube, or the toilet paper that's the wrong way round (by which he means the right way round, obviously). The skirmish over the laundry is over, and even the ramekin dish has been moved before the cat had a head injury.


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Local woman talks about HIV diagnosis, treating it to where it was 'undetectable'
Posted 7:16 pm, July 12, 2019, by Bob Buckley
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. -- We all have those nagging colds and infections, especially when we're under stress. And Nicole Dye was under a lot of stress, seven years ago.
"My husband died in March of 2012," Dye said. "Unrelated, that spring I had a sinus infection for, like, three months. I had to go on two rounds of antibiotics, it was very hard to get rid of. And then, the end of that summer I got the shingles."
Dye never waits for answers – her way of coping is to do research and lots of it. What her research on her condition told her was a bit of a shock: she had HIV.
"Because, in my situation being a married, white female, that's the lowest risk group out there," she said.
So, early in 2019, after being what the medical field calls the HIV virus being "undetectable" in her body, Dye went public with her diagnosis.
"The biggest reason, my biggest objective is to get people tested," she said. "Just because you think you are safe doesn't mean you are."
"We can find a regimen - an HIV regimen - for everyone that is side-effect free," says Dr. Michael Morgan, of Novant Health in Winston-Salem. An HIV diagnosis, just a generation ago, was a death sentence. Now, patients can fairly easily get to the point where the virus is undetectable in their bodies which the medical research means, it is untransferable to others. That's the state the medical field calls "U=U," undetectable equals untransferable.
"If (someone is) on medications, they became undetectable which means they can't give it to anybody," Dye said. "At first, I was scared that if I don't know I cut myself or something and my kids might come across it they might get the virus. But once I became undetectable, I don't have to worry about that anymore."
Testing is that key and Morgan wants everyone to get tested as a routine practice.
"Testing shouldn't be based on risk factors," Morgan said. "Almost all of us have had risk factors in the past, even if you don't know it. You may have and we should get off the stigma of who we are testing. Test everyone, that way we won't miss anyone."
See more of Dye's story and who Morgan credits with being a major factor in getting us to where HIV is a very treatable condition, in this edition of the Buckley Report.
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Topics: Buckley Report, HIV
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Do you remember how "Out of Africa" begins? "I had a farm in Africa, at the foot of the Ngong Hills." This simple sentence seems to me a touching declaration of love to Africa and whatever Isak Dinesen lived and left there; it always comes to my mind when I read about Rachmaninov and how fond he was of Ivanovka, his family estate.
Rachmaninoff belonged to a very old and noble family who, by the time he was born in 1873, had already come down in the world. The sole state his family kept in the late 19th century was Ivanovka (500 km far from Moscow); it was the composer's refuge between 1890 and 1917. It's hard to believe that Rachmaninov was a tyrant who exploited his workers- It doesn't make any sense considering his extreme sensitivity or with those details that proved his integrity, like him resigning from an important position when a colleague was dismissed for being a Jewish. It doesn't fit either, from a musical point of view, with songs like Khristos voskres. However, not only was it hard to believe that Rachmaninov was a despot but also that his farmers (or any others for that matter) led a decent life, as we now know it. The revolution broke out and the composer went into exile in 1917; he lost everything and the country he so much loved had vanished. Since then, he no longer wrote any song; he wrote all his songs while he lived in Russia.
This week's song, Здесь хорошо (Zdes' khorosho, How nice is here) was written in April 1902, in a sweet moment in the composer's life: he had overcome a creative block and had just married his cousin Natalia Sarina. Zdes' khorosho is n. 7 from Twelve Romances, op. 21, a beautiful song that talks about the bond between man, nature and God. It's also a love song; One of the things I like the most is the balance between contemplation and passion that Rachmaninov accomplishes. The poem, by the Countess Glafira Adolfovna Einerling, a contemporary writer of the composer who wrote under the pseudonym of Galina, simply describes a sunset. I don't know if the landscape portrayed is similar to what Rachmaninov could see from his home but no doubt he felt it part of his own; he even changed the beginning of the poem so he said that the nice place was "here". Zdes' khorosho is a song full of lyricism, seemingly simple but demanding for the singer (please pay attention to the pianissimo at the last verse, which seems to arise from nowhere), with an exquisite accompaniment. Some scholars think that the true essence of Rachmaninov is found in songs like that, rather than in his athletic piano concerts.
In 1963, the Russian composer Vladimir Michailovich Jurowski (father and grandfather of conductors) orchestrated ten songs by Rachmaninov, including Zdes' khorosho, and there is a later orchestration of this song by Michael Rot. You know that I usually find it difficult to renounce the original piano versions, especially when the composer didn't orchestrated them, but I recommend you to listen to Anna Netrebko singing this song with the Mariinsky Theatre Orchestra conducted by Valery Gergiev.
You might wonder why I don't share this version here, there are two reasons: first, I can't do without that beautiful piano; two, I chose my version months ago (something that lately happens quite often). I said before that Zdes' khorosho is between contemplation and passion; Most of singers enhance the most contemplative perspective, that's the case of the lovely performance by Anna Netrebko. Others sing the most passionate version, like the one we're listening today. Its tempo is faster than usual, it lasts about a minute and a half; maybe it would surprise you if you're used to slower versions. I hope you enjoy this song as much as me; I think this performance by Nicolai Gedda and Gerald Moore, recorded live in 1966, is wonderful.
Zdes' tol'ko Bog da ja.
As always we have a Russian song, I add the original text in Cyrillic.


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'Deadly Class' 1×08 Review: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly of "The Clampdown"
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Deadly Class "The Clampdown" broke my heart while showing me that change, love, and found family are there if you just look. The heartbreak is absolutely due to my girl squad of Maria and Saya falling apart. The divide growing between them feels epic, charged, and on the cusp of utter annihilation. I hate it because they're my boos, but I love it because Deadly Class is taking a risk by testing the bonds between two women, that contrary to popular belief, has nothing to do with Marcus. Maria is off her meds and paranoia, that ugly and thirsty bitch it is, is alive and well in Maria.
"The Clampdown" was also also a display of change, love, and found family in the form of Marcus. His actions, his honesty, his commitment, they are all because of the people he's connected with at Kings Dominion. Without them he would be lost, alone, and dealing with Fuck face all on his own. And he knows this, acknowledges it with his actions, and ends up showing us the benefits of found family that any of us can achieve and be part of.
So, let's dive into the good, the bad, and the ugly of Deadly Class' "The Clampdown"!
The Good – Marcus Laying it Out and Trying to Save His Family
Marcus has grown a lot when you compare him to the man he was in episode one. He's still the brooding young man who likes to wax poetic about life and the inner workings of positivity and despair. But he's not alone and he knows it. THAT distinction right there is what has changed Marcus forever.
Saya, Maria, Willie, and Billy have become his found family. It's something that he never expected to have or even let himself dream about because he couldn't live through the disappointment if it all fell through. But here he is, surrounded by young men and women who will put it on the line for each other just as much as Marcus would for them.
And it's SO DAMN beautiful!
Found family has been integral to my survival as a young woman with a trash family to rival Billy's. And I can see it becoming an integral part in Marcus' life. It's the reason why he helped Billy with his father, the reason why he cares about the feud dividing Maria & Saya, and why he tells them all about Fuck Face and the fact that he has Chico's head aka the one thing that can be their destruction.
Yes, it was dark and twisted, when we look at the journey that has brought Marcus to this place, on this roof, with these people. But I bet that he'd do it again without missing a beat. He's not alone anymore and if he has to fight for these people then he will. They're worth it. And he's worth it too.
The Bad – The Growing Divide Between Maria and Saya
No matter who these two women are dating or who they're giving heart eyes to, the real love story of Deadly Class is the bond between Maria and Saya. That's fact. They've had each others backs for so long and love each other so much, that it's heartbreaking to watch them slowly fall apart and away from each other.
I don't want to point fingers but a lot of it has to do with Maria not taking her medicine. Mental health is no joke and it requires continual care, love, and maintenance. And this is coming from someone who is bipolar. I know what it is to have a mind that lies to you, twists you up and about, and leaves you feeling alone & paranoid. It's real, fucked up, and exactly what Maria is going through right now.
This paranoia is part of the reason that Maria decides to help the family she despises but has known for her entire life because of Chico. She feels alone, seperated, and like Saya is trying to steal Marcus (one of the only people she has) away from her. And it's oh so wrong. All of these people care for Maria. But right now, at this moment, they are being tested by a young woman who thinks that everything is ok and that her mind isn't in need of mental health help.
Maria is in desperate need of help.
Saya could be a little more patient and helpful too. Part of me feels like she's given up on Maria JUST as things got tough and Maria wasn't the fun and vibrant one. Like, I know they have 10 episodes but really? Your bond has been shattered to the point where a fight in the lunchroom is the only way to settle things? I call bullshit and I hope that Deadly Class calls bullshit too.
Maria and Saya are the true love story of this crazy, topsy turvy, world created by Rick Remender. And knowing what I do about the comics and what we've seen so far, these two young women are in for a hell of a ride. Hopefully they'll work through their problems and face their challenges, head on.
The Ugly – Master Gao Trying to Overthrow Master Lin
Master Gao scares me.
Part of this fear is due to the fact that she is trying to take down her brother. This is her flesh and blood but she'd rather terrorize her brother and scheme & plan to take control of Kings Dominion for herself. Gao hates that her brother got the opportunities she never did. Gao is jealous that her brother still has his kid while hers is dead. And Gao is furious that he is helping to shape the future of assassin kind.
Gao also freaks me the hell out because of the way that she treats the students. Everyone is a pawn, something she can use, and there's no changing her mind that she is better than EVERYONE around her. Brandy and Viktor think they're winning on a betting horse that cares for them and will protect them when things get hot. But they're just playing into Gao's hands and will die because of it.
And finally, Master Gao scares the hell out of me because of the way she treats people in general. Her office consists of human beings that she uses as chairs, props, or book holders. That's not normal in any way, shape, or form. In fact, it's twisted and speaks of a mind that is shattered to the point where it has no empathy or understanding as to why she does these horrible things.
This disconnect that she has for humanity is going to be her downfall. People don't make us weaker. They make us stronger. And Gao's utter disregard of people is going to be her doom and downfall. No one does this alone, even assassins at Kings Dominion.
Favorite Scene from "The Clampdown":
All I could see is Lara Jean transferring to Kings Dominion and BEING A TOTAL BADASS!
Gotta be faster than that if you wanna catch Saya. #DeadlyClass @LanaCondor pic.twitter.com/XrKvSLTi6F
— Deadly Class (@DeadlyClassSYFY) March 7, 2019
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The gluten-free guide to living
Savannah Gannon, staff writer|April 12, 2014
Danny Tajimaroa
P.F. Chang's located on Paseo Del Norte in Carlsbad offers plenty of alternatives to food plates containing gluten. 1% of Americans have Celiac disease, which is an abnormal immune response to gluten (a protein found in grains like wheat, barley and rye).
It's always hard to say goodbye to something or someone you love, especially if your one true passion is carb-loading. Sometimes, health requirements prevail–as it does now for the gluten-sensitive.
Coming from someone with a gluten allergy and lactose intolerance, I understand how difficult it is to find restaurants that are delicious but don't make me sick. Recently, establishments that cater to food-related illnesses have been launched all over Carlsbad. Of the 204 gluten-free eateries that have opened, the following are the most noteworthy.
Breakfast is especially tricky for people with allergies. Usually, it consists mainly of carbs–think pancakes, French toast or crepes–which, for the gluten-free, are inedible. The solution? Spend Saturday mornings at the Broken Yolk Cafe , which sells not only breakfast essentials (eggs and omelets), but also gluten-free pancakes.
"The gluten-free pancakes are really good," Broken Yolk customer Mariah Marnee said. "The eggs are really good as well and do not give me any problems."
Blaze Pizza, which recently opened in the outlet mall, serves individual 11-inch pizzas for $7.99. Blaze accommodates gluten-free customers by using separate sauces and wiping down all work spaces, exterminating any chance of cross-contamination.
"I have stopped ordering pizza from the other top pizza distributers; I only pick Blaze," Blaze customer Diana Ross said. "I love all the fresh ingredients and options for all allergies."
American restaurants that cater to this allergy are abundant, but ethnic places tend to be more difficult to scout. Chinese restaurants are often assumed to be safe because they serve noodles and rice, but often, this is not true. A key ingredient in the cuisine is soy sauce, which contains wheat; many restaurants pre-coat all meats and pans in soy sauce, making most dishes unsafe. To counteract allergic reactions, P.F. Chang's uses a separate gluten-free kitchen, in which they make their own gluten-free soy sauce, entrees and appetizers.
"P.F. Chang's has a lot more options for those with allergies; we take allergies seriously," manager of the Paseo Del Norte P.F. Chang's Marisa said. "We use completely different plates, woks, and oils for people with allergies. We also can make all of our big dishes gluten-free along with special gluten-free sauces."
The most difficult meal is dessert because most restaurants and bakeries do not cater to gluten allergies. Nothing Bundt Cakes provides gluten-free cakes and frosting available upon request. They also wipe down their kitchen before preparing any gluten-free associated foods, which eliminates cross-contamination.
"Going gluten-free was a hard transition for me, and I did not know if I could live without things such as cake," Nothing Bundt Cakes customer Hayden KellerMeyer said. "I love Nothing Bundt Cakes because whenever I eat it, I forget that it is gluten-free; it is so delicious."
It's evident that whether or not being gluten-free is by choice or genetics, there is no need to dread eating out in Carlsbad.
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Savannah Gannon, staff writer
Savannah is new to the Lancer Link this year and is excited for her junior year. Savannah`s hobbies include playing tennis on the CHS girls team and cooking and baking for her family. In her free she enjoys going on power walks, shopping, and hanging out with friends. She is excited to be a staff writer on the staff this year.
Danny Tajimaroa, Photography Editor
Danny Tajimaroa is a senior and photo editor this year at Carlsbad High. She is on the varsity tennis team, a member of the PLUS team, and vice president of French club. Outside of school she enjoys hanging out with friends and family as well as baking and walking her beloved dog, Jazz. Her taste in music ranges from Frank Sinatra to Arctic Monkeys and Phoenix. Some of her favorite movies include Anchorman, Legally Blonde, and the 40 Year-old Virgin. She hopes to attend USD or Chapman University and study international relations.
Gonz • Apr 18, 2014 at 1:18 pm
This is dope.
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In 2003, PAL had less than 100 members. In 2015, there are more than 4,200 members.
"It is better for them to be there than outside. It keeps them out of trouble," said grandmother Felicita Quintero.
Waterbury's National Night Out would have been one more thing to keep them out of trouble, but organizers say the event had to be canceled at the last minute due to a lack of support.
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Wpit18: How does WPC Work in 2022?
Wpit18 The World Pit Masters Cup is a smaller version of the World Photographic Cup. This competition features cockfighting and is considered cruel to animals. While many countries have banned this event, the tournament is still legal. However, it follows a strict set of rules that athletes and agents must follow. All participants must register and pay the registration fee with the World Pitmasters Cup administration office.
Most Prestigious Cockfighting Competition
The World Pitmasters Cup is the most prestigious cockfighting competition in the world. The Philippines hosts this event, which is streamed live on Wpit18.com. The event is organized by Wpit18, which is responsible for the safety of the competitors. Contact information is available in the photos and official webpage. The official number is also available in WhatsApp and Viber.
World Pitmasters Cup
The World Pitmasters Cup is a cockfighting competition in the Philippines. WPC is a game of skill and is streamed live on Wpit18.com. The event is sponsored by Wpit18.com, a website dedicated to the cockfighting event. The organization also ensures the safety of the participants. The contact information is available in the photo. In addition to this, Wpit18 provides a WhatsApp and Viber number for those who want to reach out to them.
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WPC events are not permitted in some countries due to animal cruelty. For example, the Philippine government does not allow WPC games, so the governing bodies are not allowed to conduct them. However, the World Pitmasters Championship is legal. Although this game is considered cruel, it is legal. The Philippines has a strict animal welfare policy, and the WPC is an excellent way to raise funds. It also allows the owners to earn money by hosting the event.
Legal Game Globally
WPC is a competition between cockfighting competitors from around the world. WPC is held in the Philippines, and the match is streamed live on Wpit18.com. WPC is the only legitimate cockfighting competition. However, many countries are prohibited from hosting such events, but the Philippines does not. The World Pitmasters Cup is a legal game globally, and the website is safe and secure.
Rooster Fighting Tournament
What is WPC? WPC is a rooster fighting tournament legal in some countries but illegal in others. It is not popular in some countries, but it is legal in the Philippines and many other countries worldwide. In the United States, WPC has its tournaments. In other words, WPC tournaments in the Philippines are legitimate competition.
The World Pitmasters Cup is a cockfighting competition. It is a legal, safe, and exciting event, but is it legal in the Philippines? The Philippine government allows it, and WPC is one of the few cockfighting events streamed in the country. WPC.com is the official website for the Philippines, and it streams the event live.
While the Philippines has banned this event, it is still legal. It is an excellent way for people to make money while doing what they love. Many people bet on a chicken to win, and the competition is a highly lucrative business. The WPC.com website is one of the leading websites for the WPC. The WPC website is also a significant source of advertising in the Philippines.
Limits & Regulations for WPC
The World Pitmasters Cup is banned in many countries. It is also illegal in some nations. But it is legal in the Philippines. However, you must follow specific guidelines to participate in WPC. The registration fee is free, but you should be aware that there are limits and regulations for the WPC. In addition, the registration fee is subject to change from year to year. It is also not accessible for affiliates, so you should check out the rules carefully.
The World Pitmasters Cup is an event that is held in various countries. In the Philippines, it is a tournament that features live matches with cockfighting. It is broadcasted and played through online video. Similarly, the WPC events will also be streamed live on the Wpit18.com website. If you want to be a part of the WPC, register on Wpit18.com and take advantage of their opportunities.
Online Version of World Pit Masters Cup
If you are a rooster fan, you will be excited to know that there will be an online version of the World Pit Masters Cup. While it is illegal in many countries, the Philippine government has made it legal. If you are not familiar with WPC, it is a tournament where roosters fight. It is also considered a form of gambling, but it is entirely legal in the Philippines.
First, you need to know that you must be at least 18 years old to participate. You must be at least 18 years old to register. You can do so by registering at Wpit18.com. Once you've registered, you can sign up for the tournament on the site. You can also register with Wpit18.com to earn affiliate links and other rewards.
While many countries don't allow WPC events, the Philippines does. The event is an official game for the Philippians. You can register and participate at Wpit18.com. The registration fee is free, and there's an upper limit on the number of players you can register for. Just remember, you're not responsible for the death of an innocent chicken. However, you can earn money while playing.
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THE UNITED Kingdom has faced one credible terrorist attack plot every year over the last decade, the head of Britain's internal security service, MI5, Jonathan Evans, said last night, including many home-grown plans orchestrated "on the streets of this country".
The national terrorist threat level currently stands at "substantial" – meaning that an attack is a strong possibility – but one notch lower than has been the case for much of the last 10 years, he continued.
Some Arab countries have "once more become a permissive environment for al-Qaeda", completing the cycle that began when the organisation left for Afghanistan in the 1990s and then went on to Pakistan after the fall of the Taliban, said Mr Evans, the director-general of the Security Service, better known to the public as MI5.
"Terrorist problems have a long tail. They very rarely just stop. At best they can be exhausted by long and persistent pressure, together with political measures.
Three-quarters of all of the cases facing MI5 "a few years ago" had "some sort of Pakistan and/or Afghanistan dimension".
However, he said, "thanks to our efforts and those of our international partners that figure has reduced and now stands at less than 50 per cent.
"We appear to be moving from a period of a deep and focused threat to one where the threat is less monolithic but wider. Al-Qaeda affiliates in Yemen, Somalia and the Sahel have become more dangerous as al-Qaeda in Pakistan has declined and we see increasing levels of co-operation between al-Qaeda groups in various parts of the world," he said.
Pointing to the terrorist threat posed by republican dissidents in Northern Ireland, Mr Evans that said these groups had remained active for many years after the Belfast Agreement, demonstrating the need for the security forces to "remain engaged and alert to any resurgent threat.
"Recent successes against dissident republican groups have demonstrated that continued intelligence-led operations there are both necessary and effective," he said, delivering the lord mayor's annual defence and security lecture, The Olympics and Beyond.


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How Obama is using student loan issue to recapture the youth vote
Jessica Yellin and Brian Rokus, CNN
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Obama: 'We had a mountain of debt'
College grads face student loan rates that could double if Congress doesn't act
Obama pushing hard for freezing rates while shoring up youth vote
Romney also supports plan, but blames Obama for economic problems of youth
Chapel Hill, N.C. CNN —
Margo Balboni is cramming college into three years to cut down on the cost of her student loans. As it is, the University of North Carolina sophomore expects to graduate in a few years with $20,000 in debt.
"I try not to think about it too much," said Balboni, "The last thing I want is to be financially dependent on my parents."
Balboni is scared of the student loan bills she may face when she graduates in a few years. But come July, millions of college graduates may see their payments jump. That's when the interest rate on federally subsidized college loans is set to double. Unless Congress decides to freeze current interest rates, the more than 7 million Americans will see their annual rates jump from 3.4% to 6.8%.
Just the thought of that, said Balboni, "definitely makes my anxiety go up several notches."
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The issue is fast becoming a political football, and one President Barack Obama hopes to score with young voters. But his likely Republican opponent is trying to take the ball off the field by also supporting the freeze.
Romney camp: Why we will get the young people
This week, Obama begins an all-out push for Congress to extend the low rates on these loans. "We can't make higher education a luxury," he said during a rally in North Carolina Tuesday. "It's an economic imperative. Every American family should be able to afford it."
That message is red meat to the college crowd, a group the president has to energize in big numbers before November.
In 2008, the president won two-thirds of 18-29 year olds. Sen. John McCain won 32%. That year young voters made up one-fifth of the electorate. That may not sound like a large enough voting block to decide an election but, on the state level, young voters can make a big difference.
In North Carolina during the last election, Obama won by just 1%, or 14,177 votes. But he carried the state's young voters by an overwhelming 74%. The youth vote clearly helped provide a cushion for his upset victory and the state's 15 electoral votes.
Since then, the dynamic has changed. Youth turnout dropped 6% between the 2008 presidential election and the 2010 midterms. Though a drop off in turnout among young voters is predictable when there's no presidential candidate on the ticket, there are other reasons the Obama team has to worry about a lower turnout.
Young people have been hit especially hard during the recession, with more than half of recent college graduates unemployed or underemployed. And a recent Harvard University Institute of Politics survey showed that while young people still overwhelmingly support Obama, they are now less likely to vote this fall, more disillusioned about the economy and politics in general.
"It's not too late for Obama to relight some fires," said Hodding Carter, Public Policy Professor at UNC. "I do not think it's possible for him to ignite the kind of conflagration in the entire youth that he did last time."
Carter believes young voters are easily disillusioned by the gridlock in Washington. They "essentially looked up and said 'but it didn't work right away so the hell with it.' And that's always a problem with the youth vote."
Student loan rate hike: What you need to know
So the president is now stepping up his effort to appeal to young voters. This week he's visiting college campuses in states he carried in 2008 and those that will be in play in 2012 – North Carolina, Colorado and Iowa.
He is pushing the "keep-college-loans-affordable" message and pointing the finger at Republicans. His speech in North Carolina included an attack on a Republican congresswoman for her position on student loans. He didn't mention her name but the president recounted the comments of Rep. Virginia Foxx (R-NC) who had told a talk radio host that she had "very little tolerance" for students who graduate with large amounts of debt.
"Can you imagine that?" the president asked the crowd, which responded with loud boos.
What he doesn't mention is that Romney came out this week in favor of extending a freeze on the current interest rates.
"With the number of college graduates who can't find work or who can only find work well beneath their skill level, I fully support the effort to extend the low interest rate on student loans," Romney said before a campaign event in Astor, Pennsylvania on Monday.
Romney is making a play to dampen enthusiasm for the president among young voters. At the Pennsylvania event he told reporters, "I think this is a time when young people are questioning the support they gave to President Obama three and a half years ago."
One issue the Romney campaign is certain to hit on: the unemployment rate among 20-24 year olds is five points higher than the national average. In his comments on the youth vote, Romney added, "He (the president) promised a future with good jobs and good opportunity; that hasn't happened."
But it may be in the administration's interests to keep the subject in the headlines, continuing to suggest that the Republicans will stand in the way of a deal.
It will cost the United States $6 billion to extend the student loans for just one year, according to the Congressional Budget Office. John Kline, the Republican chairman of the Education and Workforce Committee, has called it an "untenable situation" in which "we must now choose between allowing interest rates to rise or piling billions of dollars on the backs of taxpayers." Kline said he is working to find "a responsible solution" – a way to pay for an extension of the freeze.
On Tuesday, Obama attacked Congress for continuing subsidies for oil companies and for its failure to increase taxes on the wealthy, leading the crowd to chants of "no!" to questions such as "Do we want tax cuts for the rich?"
The current interest rate reduction passed with bipartisan support in 2007, but Republicans have pointed out that then-Sen. Obama missed two votes on the issue. The White House has pointed out the president was campaigning at the time and was prepared to return to cast his ballot if needed for the vote; then-Sen. Joe Biden and Sens. Chris Dodd and John McCain also missed the vote.
The back and forth in Washington is seen as just more noise to the students who face a rate increase on July 1.
Balboni, the UNC sophomore, said her biggest fear is the possibility she'll be so deeply in debt, she'll have to move into her parent's home after graduation.
"Yeah it's the 800-pound guerilla in the room. It's everyone's plan Z. Nobody wants to go all the way to that."


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HP veep: 'Lenovo won't be No 1 in PCs... oh wait...'
Plus: 'Hackers used a spell they call Aura of God, I think'
By Brid-Aine Parnell 12 Oct 2012 at 10:00
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Quotw This was the week when someone laid waste to the World of Warcraft, decimating city populations and leaving behind weeping masses of MMORPG-ers who no doubt dropped to their knees, shook their fists at the heavens and screamed, "Whyyyy?".
An "exploit" was duly exploited, resulting in the deaths of both in-game characters and players' avatars in several cities. WoW immediately copped to the problem and asked users to email any information on the hack:
Earlier today, certain realms were affected by an in-game exploit, resulting in the deaths of player characters and non-player characters in some of the major cities. This exploit has already been hotfixed, so it should not be repeatable. It's safe to continue playing and adventuring in major cities and elsewhere in Azeroth.
One user speculated that the hypothetical hackers used a mystical spell to commit the cyber mass-murders:
It was a hack, a hack that allowed blocked scripts to run (I think), which made them use a spell they call Aura of God (or Aura of Death) that kills everything within their custom range. Thank god for playing on a low pop server where such event would not even be fun :P
Over at Google, chairman Eric Schmidt was waxing lyrical about the epic struggle between The Chocolate Factory and once-friend-now-bitter-rival Apple. Schmidt reckons that their fight over mobile market share is the "defining fight" of the tech industry today.
He also talked about how upsetting he found the patent battles:
These patent wars are death. I think this is ultimately bad, bad for innovation. It eliminates choices.
Of course he also took the opportunity to have a dig at Apple's new Maps app (no one's going to let that go for a while):
Apple should have kept with our maps. I think Apple has learned that maps are hard. We invested hundreds of millions of dollars in satellite work, airplane work, drive-by work, and we think we have the best product in the industry.
Meanwhile, the brief moment of modest contrition at Apple, which sparked the admission that maybe its Maps app wasn't exactly the greatest in the world, is most definitely over. Users complaining that there's a purple halo around light sources in their pictures were unceremoniously told to hold their phones properly. (Hmmm, doesn't that sound familiar?).
The fruity firm posted on a forum:
Most small cameras, including those in every generation of iPhone, may exhibit some form of flare at the edge of the frame when capturing an image with out-of-scene light sources. This can happen when a light source is positioned at an angle (usually just outside the field of view) so that it causes a reflection off the surfaces inside the camera module and onto the camera sensor.
Moving the camera slightly to change the position at which the bright light is entering the lens, or shielding the lens with your hand, should minimize or eliminate the effect.
HP had a Doh! moment this week when it said it wasn't the least bit worried about Lenovo getting to be the top PC-maker this year just a day before the rival firm did exactly that, at least according to Gartner.
Eric Cador, EMEA senior veep for printing and personal at HP told The Channel:
They won't become number one in Q3 or Q4.
They are growing for sure... Does it wake me up every night? No. Would I like it [if they became number one]? No. It is important to protect revenues and profitable growth.
We are not going after market share for the sake of market share but will defend our market position as hard as we can.
Unfortunately, Gartner's beancounters said Lenovo was number one the following evening, although analyst IDC ranked it ever-so-slightly behind.
In the US, a judge has decided that Kim Dotcom's attempts to get the whole US Megaupload case dismissed are a wee bit "extreme". Lawyers for Dotcom were trying to argue that there's no way he should be prosecuted in the US because Megaupload wasn't based in the country.
That, of course, is a bit like claiming that you couldn't possibly have robbed a bank in Britain because you are French. The judge agreed with the prosecutors, who said:
[That line of reasoning] leads to the incredible conclusion that foreign corporations can commit crimes in the United States without risk of being brought to justice here.
Dotcom also tried to get the case thrown out on the basis of Rule 4, which states that summons have to be posted to the business address in the district or the greater US, but Megaupload's was sent to Hong Kong. The judge was having none of that either, saying:
Rule 4 does not require a result so extreme as dismissal, and to this Court's knowledge, no court has ever dismissed an indictment for failure to meet Rule 4's secondary mailing requirement.
Meanwhile, in a court over in the UK, the powers that be told Julian Assange's bail money supporters that they'll have to cough up the cash they promised because they haven't done enough to pry him out of the Ecuadorian embassy. The nine supporters have to come up with over £93,000.
Judge Howard Riddle didn't seem too pleased about it since the bail-posters had acted "in good faith" but he pointed out that it wasn't exactly a shocker that Assange wouldn't obey the court and face Swedish authorities over allegations of sexual misconduct.
I accept that they trusted Mr Assange to surrender himself as required. I accept that they followed the proceedings and made necessary arrangements to remain in contact with him. However, they failed in their basic duty, to ensure his surrender.
They must have understood the risk and the concerns of the courts. Both this court and the High Court assessed that there were substantial grounds to believe the defendant would abscond, and that the risk could only be met by stringent conditions including the sureties.
Apple, Samsung feel the pain as smartphone market slumps to lowest shipments in 5 YEARS
Premium mobe makers suffer as sales shrivel
Koh YEAH! Apple, Samsung finally settle iPhone patent crusade
Judge Lucy is rid of bickering billionaires... for perhaps a week or so, we guess
The bigger they are, the harder they fall: Peak smartphone hits Apple, Samsung the worst
Chinese upstarts fill in the gaps
Apple and Microsoft's odd couple collab on iCloud for Windows is more Hall & Oates than Walter and Jesse
OK, it has Files On-Demand, but haven't the people suffered enough?
How do you like dem Windows, Apple? July opening for Microsoft's first store in Blighty
High Street help with those Blue Screens of Death
Let's check in with Samsung to see how it's riding out the memory glut. Operating profit down 56%. Oops.
Chalk that up as a third quarter of consecutive decline
Microsoft's Edge on Apple's macOS? It's more likely than you think for new browser
Chromium base should ease porting pains substantially
Sorry, Samsung. Seems nobody is immune to peak smartphone
Chaebol warns operating profit to fall 29%


Ameron Protective Coatings Division of Brea, Calif., recently announced the appointment of engineering, sales and manufacturer's representatives on a national basis.
Robert R. McMurchy, marketing manager of the firm's Southwest Region, announced the appointment of Joye Dalton as engineering representative, Fernando A. Turegano II and James W. Crowe as technical sales representatives of the Southwest Region.
Ms. Dalton will work in the Houston, Texas, area, calling on engineering accounts and the petrochemical industry. Mr. Turegano will represent Ameron's protective coatings and cements to the marine, offshore and industrial markets in southeast Texas. Mr. Crowe will serve the industrial accounts.
K.F. Andersen, marketing manager for Ameron's Northeast Region, has announced the appointment of F.G. Brittle & Co. of Yorktown, Va., as the firm's manufacturer's representative in the State of Virginia.
James Greco, marketing manager for the firm's Northwest Region, has announced the appointment of Cessco of Anchorage, Alaska, as manufacturer's representative for protective coatings, cements and surfacers.
The Ameron Protective Coatings Division manufactures Amercoat® and Dimetcote® high-performance protective coatings, and Nukem® and Nu-Klad® cements and surfacers for a wide range of industries. These products are used for the protection of concrete and steel surfaces against corrosion and contamination. Ameron corrosion- resistant products are manufactured in Brea, Calif., Buffalo, N.Y., and throughout the world. Ameron develops, manufactures and markets engineered products for utilities, marine, offshore, construction and industry. Sales for 1976 were over $200 million. The corporate office is located in Monterey Park, Calif., near Los Angeles.


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KING SILENT ON US$10m PERSONAL LOAN
King Mswati III of Swaziland has spoken publicly for the first time about the closure of the Ngwenya Iron Ore Mine, but he did not say why he took US$10 million from the company that ran the mine shortly before it went out of business or what he did with the money.
The King made a passing reference to the Ngwenya Iron Ore Mine, but did not mention it by name, during his speech opening the Swazi Parliament on Thursday (19 February 2015).
The King, who rules Swaziland as sub-Saharan Africa's last absolute monarch, said 'The effect of falling global prices of minerals, such as iron ore, was also evident in the mining sector where production was halted in the last quarter of 2014, following a plunge in international prices.
'This problem has affected many services which resulted in job losses.'
The King has been at the centre of international attention after it was revealed that he took a US$10 million loan from SG Iron (formerly known as Salgaocar Swaziland) the company he awarded a licence to mine at Ngwenya. The King and Sihle Dlamini, his personal representative on the board of directors, were at the heart of events that led to SG Iron's collapse.
It had debts of US$4 million when it was forced to cease trading in August 2014 and more than 700 jobs were lost. King Mswati took the loan from the company less than six months after it started trading which he refused to repay when the company hit difficulties.
The King, through his representative Dlamini, blocked the company from selling its iron ore, which meant the company had no income. It had reserves stockpiled that could have fetched at least US$5.5 million (more than enough to clear its debts) if sold when the company folded.
Despite repeated requests from SG Iron, the King's personal representative, refused to allow the ore to be sold.
A compensation claim for at least US$141 million has been prepared by SARL against the Kingdom of Swaziland at the International Centre for Settlement of Investment Disputes (ICSID).
HOW SWAZI KING DESTROYED IRON MINE
http://swazimedia.blogspot.com/2015/02/how-swazi-king-destroyed-iron-mine.html
MYSTERY OF SWAZI KING'S 10m LOAN
http://swazimedia.blogspot.com/2015/02/mystery-of-swazi-kings-10m-loan.html
KING AT CENTRE OF IRON MINE FAILURE
http://swazimedia.blogspot.com/2015/02/king-at-centre-of-iron-mine-failure.html
ONLY KING GAINS FROM MINE FAILURE
http://swazimedia.blogspot.com/2015/02/only-king-gains-from-mine-failure.html
Labels: Dlamini Mbuso, Dlamini Sihle, King Mswati III, Ngwenya Iron Ore Mine, Salgaocar, SARL, SG Iron Ore Mining, Swazi Observer
SWAZI HUMAN RIGHTS WORSEN: AMNESTY
SWAZI KING ATTACKS LAVISH LIFESTYLES
MEDIA BACK KING'S FALSE HIV PROMISE
JAILED JOURNALISTS CASE GOES TO UN
SCHOOL BEATINGS OUT OF CONTROL
JAILED JOURNALIST REMAINS DEFIANT
MYSTERY OF SWAZI KING'S $10m 'LOAN'
HUMAN RIGHTS ACTIVISTS BACK IN COURT
'ONLY KING GAINS FROM MINE FAILURE'
MTN 'KEEPS SWAZI KING IN ITS POCKET'
'KING AT CENTRE OF IRON MINE FAILURE'
SWAZILAND NOT SO PEACEFUL


If you are a dog in New England, you can be diagnosed with Lyme, treated fully until your symptoms leave, and it is really that simple. If you have acne, you might be on antibiotics for years -- no big deal and it has been going on for decades. But get Lyme disease and look in the mirror and notice you are a primate, and you are going to see the worst of "blow off" medicine. You will fight to the death with your insurance carrier for the best Lyme experts, the best tick disease labs and full antibiotic care. You would do better to rub tar on your face and create a patch of zits... Then you could get full antibiotics.
Dr. Charles Ray Jones, 76, who has been called the "Great Satan" by doctors with 1/40th his Lyme experience, has more than 7,000 pediatric Lyme cases from every state and country in the world, including 400 families from Massachusetts, he says. He believes the federal guidelines for Lyme disease are too rigid and finds the test favored by many doctors to be unreliable. His preferred treatment is to keep a child on antibiotics for at least two months after all symptoms have disappeared -- in extreme cases, this can mean years of treatment.
"Lyme is very, very complex," he says. ''It's a horrible disease to have, and it's a challenging disease to treat."
Many patients interviewed by the Globe say their insurance companies make them pay large deductibles before out-of-network benefits kick in -- if they kick in at all. Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Massachusetts, for instance, provides full coverage for treatment of Lyme disease by network providers. But some people pay a higher rate for out-of-network coverage, while others have no such coverage.
Gesmundo says that once she found her way to ''Lyme literate" doctors, her family began to improve, bit by bit. She and her kids also see Dr. Bernard Raxlen in Stamford, Conn., a three-hour-plus drive from their house ... "Tell me why Boston and New York, two megacenters of medicine, have patients who come here to Connecticut to see me, a neuropsychiatrist in Stamford. I'm puzzled as to why Lyme continues to be such a controversy. You observe the patient, you treat the patient, the patient improves, you've done your job. It's not a mystery."
Raxlen ... notes "God forbid you [treat]... Lyme for even three months; you're ready to be tarred and feathered."
Gesmundo reckons she pays $2,000 a month in prescriptions, supplements, tests, and office visits for various doctors that her insurance will not cover. For their part, insurance companies say that the medical establishment does not agree on whether long-term treatment is warranted, or even safe.
[So insurance companies side with the "do not treat over 4 weeks" crowd and the insurance company keeps their money].


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Marisa Soares Marques (born 13 August 1993) is a Luxembourger footballer who plays as a midfielder for Dames Ligue 1 club Mamer and the Luxembourg women's national team.

International career
Soares Marques made her senior debut for Luxembourg on 10 November 2018 during a 2–0 friendly win against Andorra.

References

1993 births
Living people
Women's association football midfielders
Luxembourgian women's footballers
Luxembourg women's international footballers
Luxembourgian people of Portuguese descent

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Koudekerke () é uma cidade dos Países Baixos, na província de Zelândia. Koudekerke pertence ao município de Veere, e está situada a 3 km, a noroeste de Vlissingen.

Em 2001, a cidade de Koudekerke tinha 2687 habitantes. A área urbana da cidade é de 0.55 km², e tem 1133 residências.
A área de Koudekerke, que também inclui as partes periféricas da cidade, bem como a zona rural circundante, tem uma população estimada em 3300 habitantes.

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Songwriters from around the world will visit Music City June 1-3 for the Nashville Songwriters Festival on Music Row.
More than 400 emerging songwriters will take the stage along Demonbreun from noon-midnight Friday-Sunday at venues such as Dan McGuinness, Red Rooster, Tin Roof, Otter's Chicken & Brew, and First Citizen's Bank.
The Best Western Music Row will host music industry booths and training sessions from 11 a.m.-6 p.m. Friday-Sunday. Attendees can receive hands-on advice, critiques and training on topics such as the craft of songwriting, recording techniques, publishing, song plugging, contracts, product development, audio podcast development, video production, management, and publicity. Festival registration is $150 for three days, $110 for two days, and $60 for one day. The general public can enjoy three days of live music with a $20 armband.
To register or for more information about the "Nashville Songwriters Festival on Music Row", visit www.songwritersfestival.org, send an email inquiry to popcorn@songwritersfestival.org, or call (615) 424-1491.


Southampton Vs Liverpool EFL Cup 2016-2017 IST Indian Time Live Stream and Telecast: Southampton look to take a lead to Anfield in the League Cup semi final when they host Liverpool on Wensday, January 11th (January 12th in India).
Claude Puel's team beat Arsenal by a 2-0 margin at the Emirates to earn a place in the semis of the 2016/17 EFL Cup. They didn't have an easy draw in this edition's tournament as they edge past Crystal Palace and Sunderland in two previous rounds. Southampton were in action for the FA Cup match this weekend, but held to a 2-2 stalemate after Steven Naismith found the equalizer for Norwich City in the added time. As regards the Saints' injury news: Jeremy Pied, Charlie Austin, and Matt Targett are all out for between two and five months, while Cedric and Alex McCarthy are still a week or so off a return.
The Reds' toughest test in this season's EFL Cup came against Tottenham in the round of 16. Jurgen Klopp's side progressed to the quarter finals with a tight 2-1 victory on that occasion and then pipped Leeds United by 2-0 margin to reach the semi-final. In the most recent FA Cup match Liverpool were held to a 0-0 stalemate at home by League Two side Plymouth Argyle on Sunday. However, most of their key players were rested for that fixture. It will be also important to point out that Klopp had went on with a fringe squad in all the cup matches so far this season. As for the Liverpool's team news: Sadio Mane is away at the African Cup of Nations, while Phillipe Coutinho, Joel Matip, Jordan Henderson, and James Milner are all major doubts for this match.
Liverpool have won three, drawn two, and lost one of their last six meetings with Southampton.
If Jurgen Klopp chose to go ahead with a full strength squad, this will be an easy victory for the Reds. However, they have an all-important Premier League clash coming up on the weekend against their arch-rivals Manchester United, and therefore we can expect a fringe squad like what we saw against Plymouth Argyle. Meanwhile, Southampton will be looking to pounce on the opportunity to take an advantage to a tough second leg at Anfield. But we believe Liverpool are capable to take at least a draw from this fixture.


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