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Kim F. decorated this chair as a throne for the Fairy Queen who will arrive at the Pitney Meadows Community Gardens Fairy Gathering this Saturday at 1 p.m.
The Queen will lead children though the gardens weaving her tale sure to delight. She will be followed by Paula, our fairy dance mother, who will dance a fairy dance with everyone who wants to participate.
Surely the queen will love all the preparations the fairy godmothers have done. There will be flower fairy crowns, wings and wands available for purchase. And children will have many hand crafted houses on display.
Raffles of hand-made fairy houses and a centerpiece, a fairy doll, a fairy garden and fairy inspired art works and a beautiful scarf.
Festivities start at noon and run to three p.m. There will be field games, more games, a food truck from Nine Miles East, free Ben and Jerry's ice cream while supplies last and live music for all to enjoy.
The sunflowers in the sunflower contest will be measured at 2 p.m. and prizes awarded.
Come to the fairy gathering and be enchanted!
Pitney Meadows Community Farm is at 223 West Avenue in Saratoga Springs, NY.
A Monarch caterpillar climbed up the cosmos and spotted the drawing of a chrysalis on the sign made by the students at the Waldorf School for the butterfly garden at Pitney Meadows Community Gardens.
Inspired, he thought, "I can do that." And transformed from caterpillar to pupa right next to the sign. What do you think?
This is our fourth Monarch chrysalis in the garden's certified Monarch way station which is brimming with flowers planted to support the lifecycle of the Monarch butterfly.
This evening, the Spring Street Gallery hosted a reception for a sunflower show to benefit Pitney Meadows Community Gardens.
Approximately 40 works of art depicting the cheerful, exuberant sunflower were on display and attendance was strong.
Some of the art was created plein air in the Pitney Meadows Community Gardens, 223 West Avenue, where rows upon rows of sunflowers have been in bloom for the past month. And, many still are.
Thank you to Maureen Sager and Becky Zeh from the Spring Street Gallery for hosting this event. Pictured above are images from the reception. The last photo is of Becky Zeh painting the Pitney Meadows Community Farm and a young admirer of her work.
Next week, on September 22nd, more than two dozen fairy houses will be on exhibit at the Pitney Meadows Community Gardens Fairy Gathering and Sunflower Measuring.
Located at 223 West Avenue in Saratoga Springs, the day's festivities start at noon and include fairy games, face painting, the measuring of the sunflowers in the sunflower contest, food trucks, field games and more.
Fairy attire welcome. We will also have wings, flower crowns and wands available for purchase. Come join in the fun on this magical day!
Our Fairy Gathering at the Pitney Meadows Community Garden is Sept. 22 from noon to 3 and children were busy putting the finishing touches on their fairy houses today.
It will be a big day on the farm, located at 223 West Ave in Saratoga Springs. Some 30 tiny dwellings created by Girl Scouts will be on display. There will be field games, a fairy dance, raffle and an appearance by the Fairy Queen who will led children with a story through the community gardens.
Much more is planned including a Fairy dance, games, a Nine Miles East food truck and free ice cream cones to the first 300 children from Ben and Jerry's. Children are encouraged to dress in fairy attire and fairy wings, wands and flower crowns will be available for sale.
It is a great chance to see in the gardens which include a butterfly garden, grandmothers' gardens and rows upon rows of glorious sunflowers. Of course, there are also the 70 plus plots where gardeners have grown vegetables all summer long. Also on Saturday, the 22nd, at 2 p.m. the 63 sunflowers grown by children in the second annual sunflower contest will be measured and prizes will be awarded for the tallest and the one with the biggest head.
I'm happy to announce the birth of our second Monarch butterfly this morning. She emerged just before the rains began.
She is beautiful and immediately made herself at home on this red zinnia.
The Pitney Meadows Community Gardens became a certified Monarch way station last winter and as such provides the plants these butterflies need throughout their lifecycle. Next year, we can start a tagging program that would let us track where our butterflies travel as they make their way to Mexico. If you are interested in this project, let me know.
Thank you to Judy B. for caring for these little lovelies.
Two Girl Scouts troops, #3009 and # 3426, dug up the Adirondack Red potatoes they grew and cared for all summer at the Pitney Meadows Community Gardens.
The troops plan to donate some of their harvest to the Franklin Community Center's food pantry.
In total, four different Girl Scouts troops worked in the gardens this summer and shared what they grew with the food pantry.
We were lucky enough to spot two Monarch butterfly caterpillars in our butterfly garden last month.
There may have been more, but we knew of two.
We nurtured them along. kept them safe and once they formed chrysalises we moved them into a netted butterfly house to watch them mature.
Yesterday, one emerged as the gorgeous butterfly you see here. The other should follow any day now.
As many of you know, the Pitney Meadows Community Gardens became a certified Monarch Waystation last winter. This means we provide the plants and habitat Monarch butterflies need to complete their lifecycle from egg to butterfly.
Looks like we did well.
Thank you to Judy. our butterfly foster mother who cared for them.
Nothing says Summer like a Juicy Watermelon!
This big, beautiful watermelon was successfully grown in the Pitney Meadows Community Gardens by two of our gardeners.
If you're interested in having a plot in the gardens next season, put your name on the waiting list now. Applications go out early in 2019.
If you want to know more, come visit the gardens or get in touch by commenting here.
Did We Reach 100 lbs of Donated Produce? I'm Betting Yes!
I was in the Pitney Meadows Community Gardens very early today and picked two eggplants for the Franklin Community Center food pantry from a plot with permission.
One was quite hefty and I think together they weigh at least a pound, maybe more.
It being early and Labor Day, no one was at FCC when I left them on Carolyn's Bench outside the entrance.
But I hope they find them when they come in because I believe it will put us over the 100 pounds of donated fresh, organically grown vegetables for the season.
We are only a half pound from this milestone. Abby, Julie….let me know!


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I think everyone would agree that the Fifth Year geography trip to Iceland (April 2014) was an unforgettable experience. To see so many of the places we learn about in geography class in real life gave us a better understanding of the physical forces at work.
Walking out into the snow in a swimsuit was very weird but the Blue Lagoon was amazing! For many girls this was the highlight of the five days. It was a nice way to relax after being in the airport and a fun way to start the trip. The snow and hail showers made it even more memorable.
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Saturday was more relaxing with swimming and a city tour of Reykjavik. Reykjavik is very small and only really had two streets to shop on. Even then there was not a great selection of shops, but we still managed to get our souvenirs. As beautiful as Reykjavik is, we wouldn't recommend it for a shopping trip!
On Sunday we visited Hellisheidi Geothermal Powerplant, two waterfalls, a small village called Vík and a volcanic beach. At one of the waterfalls, Stógafoss, a rainbow appeared beside us! The only time we've ever seen the end of the rainbow and there was no pot of gold – legend is a troll who lives behind the waterfall stole it. Hellisheidi geothermal power plant is run by only two people as it is so efficient which we couldn't believe! In fact energy is so efficient and cheap in the capital of Reykjavik, foot paths are heated in winter to prevent them freezing over!
We were able to walk in behind Seljalandsfoss waterfall and follow a trail right down to the plunge pool at the bottom. It was amazing, but the spray meant that we were all completely soaked for the two hour bus journey back to the hotel! We gained so much from the tour and this knowledge was tested in the final night quiz. It was a fun way to finish off the trip.


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Alienware's Concept UFO Switch Look Like PC Gaming Device
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Alienware's Concept UFO Switch – The Consumer Electronics Show 2020 owned by the leading laptops and PCs brand Dell and Alien ware. This year they are in the news because of their Concept UFO. It is a Nintendo switch.
It specially designed for PC gaming. The Concept UFO operates similarly as windows 10 PC. It has a generation 10 processor of Intel. It has a full 8-inch screen, and the game's graphics provided with 720 pixels.
Alienware's Concept UFO Switch
The Concept UFO is comparatively more significant than the Nintendo switch. The Concept UFO has an 8-inch display. It provides the feel of a tablet with buttons attached to the sides. The ends of both side control buttons are present closer to the gamepad, which is useful in getting a grip on the device. So, it is comfortable to use.
A backplate is present at the backside of the Concept UFO. It can lay down to use as a stand for the device. It uses a hydraulic mechanism to adjust. The user can change it at any desired angle.
Once the device set, it does not feel weak or flimsy. It establishes and is well built not to slip the entire time — another unique feature of Concept UFO.
The Concept Alienware's Concept UFO Switch also has a slim dock. The device can charge using the dock. The device is connected to the USB-C port to get power. Also, the dock has HDMI ports to offer the transfer of images and other visual features to an external device.
The dock used to cast the screen of Concept UFO onto other devices. The casting of the screen is limited to specific devices only. The dock can also enable you to set a dual-screen option. The reason for this is that Concept UFO has a Windows 10PC.
heThe Concept UFO offers the opportunity to detach the controllers from a gamepad. The device has an overall sleek design. It is another beautiful feature of the Concept UFO. On top of it, the Concept UFO has several buttons to control the device.
It has an audio jack of 3.5mm. Also, the USB-C port is present on the top. The power button and volume buttons are also on top. Some vents are present on the device's left side. These features also show how sleek and slim the Concept UFO is.
There are three hexagonal cooling vents present at the backside of the device. The fans of the invention are quite noisy.
Alienware PC Gaming Device
Although the analog sticks of the controller are quite smooth in working. The analog sticks have a background light. The D-pad and other buttons can still be improved as claimed by its initial users.
The button present at the bottom right side is a home button. It opens up the Xbox game bar whenever clicked.
The controller bridge is present at the back of the Concept UFO. It has two latches to attach it to the device. Also, it has two buttons.
The power button and the Bluetooth button are present on the controller bridge. The Bluetooth button helps the controller bridge to connect to the system.
The battery level of the device displayed on top. It has five small white light dots to indicate the level of power. The shoulder buttons and triggers are also present on the top side of the device.
The triggers do not have a good range for inputs that are sensitive to pressure. As for the shoulder buttons, they are entirely smooth to operate.
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Viva Theater's 'The Last Romance' champions the power of connection,…
Many of the love stories that dominate the silver screen focus on the starry-eyed entanglements of young individuals.
Stuart O'Steen, left, as Ralph, and Abigail Wright, as Carol, rehearse a scene for Viva Theater's "The Last Romance" at the Dairy Arts Center in Boulder on Nov. 9. The play opens Friday and runs through Nov. 20. (Jordan Bass/For Friday Mag)
But hormone-driven tales of lust usually pale in comparison to narratives about relationships that bloom in the later years, after life has delivered various curve balls and heartache.
In Viva Theater's "The Last Romance" — running at the Dairy Arts Center Friday through Nov. 20 — two senior citizens meet randomly and, despite all odds, find common ground, understanding, trust and maybe a few sparks.
Maruta Kalnins, left, who plays Rose Tagliatelle and Stuart O'Steen, who plays Ralph Bellini in "The Last Romance" rehearse at the Dairy Arts Center on Nov. 9. (Jordan Bass/For Friday Mag)
The humorous and heartfelt production champions the importance of second chances and reminds viewers to never undermine the possibilities that can come when stopping to chat with a stranger on a bench at a city dog park.
"Viva Theater works hard to present quality theater and we are thrilled to be able to offer a live production of 'The Last Romance,'" said Judy Richtel, co-president of Viva's board of directors. "The past 18-plus months has been challenging and we were painfully disappointed when we had to cancel this show in the Spring of 2020."
Stuart O'Steen, as Ralph, during a rehearsal for Viva Theater's "The Last Romance" at the Dairy Arts Center. (Jordan Bass/For Friday Mag)
While some arts organizations turned to virtual options in the face of pandemic restrictions, Viva members waited patiently for a time when it was safe to gather and deliver an in-person show.
"We made the decision to not perform online since so many of our actors, volunteer staff and audience members are older adults who do not feel comfortable with technology," Richtel said. "So, being back in the theater is a joy."
While successful rehearsals have been under way, it hasn't been entirely smooth sailing for the cast and crew.
"Working with a theater company for senior members of the community comes with special hazards," said Abigail Wright, who plays Carol. "Our beloved director, Jim (James) Carver, is almost 90 years old. He was hospitalized on Sunday night with a serious infection in his leg and may not get out in time to see the show. I suppose disasters can befall us at any age, but they do seem to accumulate with the decades."
To not disappoint fans and actors, Viva is moving forward with the production that has already ben postponed from last year.
"I call to update Jim (Carver) every day on the progress of the show," Wright said. "It's his biggest concern. He is a real trooper."
Carver was the artistic director of the Kalamazoo Civic Players — one of the country's largest community theaters — for nearly 40 years. Since moving to Colorado in 1997, he's been active in the area's arts scene and would often travel for directing jobs in other parts of the country. Carver comes from a long line of theater folk.
From left, Stuart O'Steen, as Ralph, and Abigail Wright, as Carol, rehearse a scene for Viva Theater's "The Last Romance" at the Dairy Arts Center in Boulder on Nov. 9. The play opens Friday at 7 p.m. and runs through Nov. 20. (Jordan Bass/For Friday Mag)
"I wanted to work with Jim (Carver) again and it didn't matter to me what the role was," Wright said. "Jim is one of those old-fashioned theater people of whom it can be truthfully said that he was 'born in a trunk.' So, it's fun to work with him. His theater stories are from a world that really doesn't exist anymore and I treasure them."
In Joe DiPietro's play, widower Ralph Bellini — played by theater veteran Stuart O'Steen — wanders into a dog park and his eye is caught by the stylish and refined Carol Reynolds.
The pair's chance encounter is definitely what some would classify as a "meet cute." Ralph ventures back to the park to chat up and charm Carol, who seems to be slightly closed off to his notion of romancing her at first.
Ralph is a layered character with a deep love for opera and a longtime dream of becoming a successful opera singer. During the course of the play, he is visited by his younger singing self, played by Harris Armstrong.
Harris Armstrong, who plays a young version of Ralph in Viva Theater's "The Last Romance," rehearses at the Dairy Arts Center on Nov. 9. (Jordan Bass/For Friday Mag)
For Wright, a writer and documentary filmmaker who works for Miranda Productions, getting back on stage is providing her with the energetic jolt she craves.
"I do see myself in the characters I play, that's the only way I know how to work," Wright said. "In life, I am an introvert and was very shy and quiet as a child. Somehow I learned that I could put on a role — like a mask and explore more facets of myself — don't we have many different characters living inside us? This kind of play helped me grow as a person, so I could function better in the world outside."
While Wright has been in a number of plays throughout the years, the fright of being under spotlights never really diminishes until she delivers a line.
"It is still terrifying to be on stage," Wright said. "Before a performance, I start wishing that I were anywhere else — or that the show would suddenly be canceled — or that we'd have nuclear war, things like that. Anything to not have to face going on stage. But, once I am on stage, I enjoy it. My experience of time changes, I can feel deeply and if the play is funny — like this one is — it's just plain fun."
Like Wright's mantra of being scared and doing it anyway, the two main characters in "The Last Romance" are brave in their vulnerability.
The show begs the question, are you willing to veer from your routine and habits to perhaps flee from your comfort zone for a chance at finding something new and rewarding?
Tickets are $20-$25 and all attendees must be vaccinated.
"I'm hoping viewers will fall in love with live theater again," Wright said. "We've been separated from each other too long."
Lucy, a Chihuahua mix who plays Peaches, the dog of Carole in Viva Theater's "The Last Romance" waits in the wings at a rehearsal at the Dairy Arts Center on Nov. 9. Lucy is a rescue and her guardian is Cathy Johnston. (Jordan Bass/For Friday Mag)
In addition to touting the power of a crush and coaxing out chuckles, the show will deliver scenes from real-life rescued Chihuahua mix Lucy, who plays Peaches — the dog of Carole.
Most relationships have haters that scoff from the sidelines and this love story's naysayer can be found in Ralph's grumpy younger sister Rose Tagliatelle, played by Maruta Kalnins — owner of Boulder shop Gypsy Jewel, who has performed in plays from Washington D.C. to Nepal.
"'The Last Romance' takes you on a roller coaster of emotions with its twists and turns," said Sandy Hale, one of the original founders of Viva, who also sits on the board and has acted in numerous productions. "You laugh out loud one minute and feel close to tears the next. It is a lovely, endearing play."
Hale is enthused to once again step into colorful roles.
"I look forward to being back on stage in upcoming Viva productions," Hale said. "Where else could I have such fun, playing roles as different as Tallulah ('Tallulah Finds Her Kitchen') to Dorothy's dog Toto to the famous prostitute in 'Dude, It's Boulder?'"
Abigail Wright, as Carol, and Stuart O'Steen, as Ralph, rehearse a scene for Viva Theater's "The Last Romance" at the Dairy Arts Center in Boulder on Nov. 9. (Jordan Bass/For Friday Mag)
Hale and other actors will have various opportunities to perform with Viva again in 2022.
"Next year, we are going to bring back smaller performances, taking shows to retirement communities, senior centers, other venues where older adults gather, live or to those who cannot get out to attend the theater," Richtel said. "We plan to produce a show next fall with a large cast and involve those who are interested in acting and/or helping with a production."
For now, audiences can revel in a production that highlights the importance of connection and hope. "The Last Romance" reminds us that it's never too late to fall and fall hard.
"Love itself and its fantasies and happy endings are not the end of the story," Wright said. "Love can push us — and everyone around us — to move further into the adventure of life. It has that power."
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from collections import OrderedDict
import functools
import re
from typing import (
    Dict,
    Mapping,
    MutableMapping,
    MutableSequence,
    Optional,
    Sequence,
    Tuple,
    Type,
    Union,
)

from google.api_core import exceptions as core_exceptions
from google.api_core import gapic_v1
from google.api_core import retry as retries
from google.api_core.client_options import ClientOptions
from google.auth import credentials as ga_credentials  # type: ignore
from google.oauth2 import service_account  # type: ignore
import pkg_resources

try:
    OptionalRetry = Union[retries.Retry, gapic_v1.method._MethodDefault]
except AttributeError:  # pragma: NO COVER
    OptionalRetry = Union[retries.Retry, object]  # type: ignore

from google.api_core import operation as gac_operation  # type: ignore
from google.api_core import operation_async  # type: ignore
from google.protobuf import empty_pb2  # type: ignore

from google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.services.domain_mappings import pagers
from google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types import appengine, domain_mapping
from google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types import operation as ga_operation

from .client import DomainMappingsClient
from .transports.base import DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO, DomainMappingsTransport
from .transports.grpc_asyncio import DomainMappingsGrpcAsyncIOTransport

class DomainMappingsAsyncClient:
    """Manages domains serving an application."""

    _client: DomainMappingsClient

    DEFAULT_ENDPOINT = DomainMappingsClient.DEFAULT_ENDPOINT
    DEFAULT_MTLS_ENDPOINT = DomainMappingsClient.DEFAULT_MTLS_ENDPOINT

    common_billing_account_path = staticmethod(
        DomainMappingsClient.common_billing_account_path
    )
    parse_common_billing_account_path = staticmethod(
        DomainMappingsClient.parse_common_billing_account_path
    )
    common_folder_path = staticmethod(DomainMappingsClient.common_folder_path)
    parse_common_folder_path = staticmethod(
        DomainMappingsClient.parse_common_folder_path
    )
    common_organization_path = staticmethod(
        DomainMappingsClient.common_organization_path
    )
    parse_common_organization_path = staticmethod(
        DomainMappingsClient.parse_common_organization_path
    )
    common_project_path = staticmethod(DomainMappingsClient.common_project_path)
    parse_common_project_path = staticmethod(
        DomainMappingsClient.parse_common_project_path
    )
    common_location_path = staticmethod(DomainMappingsClient.common_location_path)
    parse_common_location_path = staticmethod(
        DomainMappingsClient.parse_common_location_path
    )

    @classmethod
    def from_service_account_info(cls, info: dict, *args, **kwargs):
        """Creates an instance of this client using the provided credentials
            info.

        Args:
            info (dict): The service account private key info.
            args: Additional arguments to pass to the constructor.
            kwargs: Additional arguments to pass to the constructor.

        Returns:
            DomainMappingsAsyncClient: The constructed client.
        """
        return DomainMappingsClient.from_service_account_info.__func__(DomainMappingsAsyncClient, info, *args, **kwargs)  # type: ignore

    @classmethod
    def from_service_account_file(cls, filename: str, *args, **kwargs):
        """Creates an instance of this client using the provided credentials
            file.

        Args:
            filename (str): The path to the service account private key json
                file.
            args: Additional arguments to pass to the constructor.
            kwargs: Additional arguments to pass to the constructor.

        Returns:
            DomainMappingsAsyncClient: The constructed client.
        """
        return DomainMappingsClient.from_service_account_file.__func__(DomainMappingsAsyncClient, filename, *args, **kwargs)  # type: ignore

    from_service_account_json = from_service_account_file

    @classmethod
    def get_mtls_endpoint_and_cert_source(
        cls, client_options: Optional[ClientOptions] = None
    ):
        """Return the API endpoint and client cert source for mutual TLS.

        The client cert source is determined in the following order:
        (1) if `GOOGLE_API_USE_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE` environment variable is not "true", the
        client cert source is None.
        (2) if `client_options.client_cert_source` is provided, use the provided one; if the
        default client cert source exists, use the default one; otherwise the client cert
        source is None.

        The API endpoint is determined in the following order:
        (1) if `client_options.api_endpoint` if provided, use the provided one.
        (2) if `GOOGLE_API_USE_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE` environment variable is "always", use the
        default mTLS endpoint; if the environment variabel is "never", use the default API
        endpoint; otherwise if client cert source exists, use the default mTLS endpoint, otherwise
        use the default API endpoint.

        More details can be found at https://google.aip.dev/auth/4114.

        Args:
            client_options (google.api_core.client_options.ClientOptions): Custom options for the
                client. Only the `api_endpoint` and `client_cert_source` properties may be used
                in this method.

        Returns:
            Tuple[str, Callable[[], Tuple[bytes, bytes]]]: returns the API endpoint and the
                client cert source to use.

        Raises:
            google.auth.exceptions.MutualTLSChannelError: If any errors happen.
        """
        return DomainMappingsClient.get_mtls_endpoint_and_cert_source(client_options)  # type: ignore

    @property
    def transport(self) -> DomainMappingsTransport:
        """Returns the transport used by the client instance.

        Returns:
            DomainMappingsTransport: The transport used by the client instance.
        """
        return self._client.transport

    get_transport_class = functools.partial(
        type(DomainMappingsClient).get_transport_class, type(DomainMappingsClient)
    )

    def __init__(
        self,
        *,
        credentials: Optional[ga_credentials.Credentials] = None,
        transport: Union[str, DomainMappingsTransport] = "grpc_asyncio",
        client_options: Optional[ClientOptions] = None,
        client_info: gapic_v1.client_info.ClientInfo = DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO,
    ) -> None:
        """Instantiates the domain mappings client.

        Args:
            credentials (Optional[google.auth.credentials.Credentials]): The
                authorization credentials to attach to requests. These
                credentials identify the application to the service; if none
                are specified, the client will attempt to ascertain the
                credentials from the environment.
            transport (Union[str, ~.DomainMappingsTransport]): The
                transport to use. If set to None, a transport is chosen
                automatically.
            client_options (ClientOptions): Custom options for the client. It
                won't take effect if a ``transport`` instance is provided.
                (1) The ``api_endpoint`` property can be used to override the
                default endpoint provided by the client. GOOGLE_API_USE_MTLS_ENDPOINT
                environment variable can also be used to override the endpoint:
                "always" (always use the default mTLS endpoint), "never" (always
                use the default regular endpoint) and "auto" (auto switch to the
                default mTLS endpoint if client certificate is present, this is
                the default value). However, the ``api_endpoint`` property takes
                precedence if provided.
                (2) If GOOGLE_API_USE_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE environment variable
                is "true", then the ``client_cert_source`` property can be used
                to provide client certificate for mutual TLS transport. If
                not provided, the default SSL client certificate will be used if
                present. If GOOGLE_API_USE_CLIENT_CERTIFICATE is "false" or not
                set, no client certificate will be used.

        Raises:
            google.auth.exceptions.MutualTlsChannelError: If mutual TLS transport
                creation failed for any reason.
        """
        self._client = DomainMappingsClient(
            credentials=credentials,
            transport=transport,
            client_options=client_options,
            client_info=client_info,
        )

    async def list_domain_mappings(
        self,
        request: Optional[Union[appengine.ListDomainMappingsRequest, dict]] = None,
        *,
        retry: OptionalRetry = gapic_v1.method.DEFAULT,
        timeout: Optional[float] = None,
        metadata: Sequence[Tuple[str, str]] = (),
    ) -> pagers.ListDomainMappingsAsyncPager:
        r"""Lists the domain mappings on an application.

        .. code-block:: python

            # This snippet has been automatically generated and should be regarded as a
            # code template only.
            # It will require modifications to work:
            # - It may require correct/in-range values for request initialization.
            # - It may require specifying regional endpoints when creating the service
            #   client as shown in:
            #   https://googleapis.dev/python/google-api-core/latest/client_options.html
            from google.cloud import appengine_admin_v1

            async def sample_list_domain_mappings():
                # Create a client
                client = appengine_admin_v1.DomainMappingsAsyncClient()

                # Initialize request argument(s)
                request = appengine_admin_v1.ListDomainMappingsRequest(
                )

                # Make the request
                page_result = client.list_domain_mappings(request=request)

                # Handle the response
                async for response in page_result:
                    print(response)

        Args:
            request (Optional[Union[google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types.ListDomainMappingsRequest, dict]]):
                The request object. Request message for
                `DomainMappings.ListDomainMappings`.
            retry (google.api_core.retry.Retry): Designation of what errors, if any,
                should be retried.
            timeout (float): The timeout for this request.
            metadata (Sequence[Tuple[str, str]]): Strings which should be
                sent along with the request as metadata.

        Returns:
            google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.services.domain_mappings.pagers.ListDomainMappingsAsyncPager:
                Response message for DomainMappings.ListDomainMappings.

                Iterating over this object will yield results and
                resolve additional pages automatically.

        """
        # Create or coerce a protobuf request object.
        request = appengine.ListDomainMappingsRequest(request)

        # Wrap the RPC method; this adds retry and timeout information,
        # and friendly error handling.
        rpc = gapic_v1.method_async.wrap_method(
            self._client._transport.list_domain_mappings,
            default_timeout=None,
            client_info=DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO,
        )

        # Certain fields should be provided within the metadata header;
        # add these here.
        metadata = tuple(metadata) + (
            gapic_v1.routing_header.to_grpc_metadata((("parent", request.parent),)),
        )

        # Send the request.
        response = await rpc(
            request,
            retry=retry,
            timeout=timeout,
            metadata=metadata,
        )

        # This method is paged; wrap the response in a pager, which provides
        # an `__aiter__` convenience method.
        response = pagers.ListDomainMappingsAsyncPager(
            method=rpc,
            request=request,
            response=response,
            metadata=metadata,
        )

        # Done; return the response.
        return response

    async def get_domain_mapping(
        self,
        request: Optional[Union[appengine.GetDomainMappingRequest, dict]] = None,
        *,
        retry: OptionalRetry = gapic_v1.method.DEFAULT,
        timeout: Optional[float] = None,
        metadata: Sequence[Tuple[str, str]] = (),
    ) -> domain_mapping.DomainMapping:
        r"""Gets the specified domain mapping.

        .. code-block:: python

            # This snippet has been automatically generated and should be regarded as a
            # code template only.
            # It will require modifications to work:
            # - It may require correct/in-range values for request initialization.
            # - It may require specifying regional endpoints when creating the service
            #   client as shown in:
            #   https://googleapis.dev/python/google-api-core/latest/client_options.html
            from google.cloud import appengine_admin_v1

            async def sample_get_domain_mapping():
                # Create a client
                client = appengine_admin_v1.DomainMappingsAsyncClient()

                # Initialize request argument(s)
                request = appengine_admin_v1.GetDomainMappingRequest(
                )

                # Make the request
                response = await client.get_domain_mapping(request=request)

                # Handle the response
                print(response)

        Args:
            request (Optional[Union[google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types.GetDomainMappingRequest, dict]]):
                The request object. Request message for
                `DomainMappings.GetDomainMapping`.
            retry (google.api_core.retry.Retry): Designation of what errors, if any,
                should be retried.
            timeout (float): The timeout for this request.
            metadata (Sequence[Tuple[str, str]]): Strings which should be
                sent along with the request as metadata.

        Returns:
            google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types.DomainMapping:
                A domain serving an App Engine
                application.

        """
        # Create or coerce a protobuf request object.
        request = appengine.GetDomainMappingRequest(request)

        # Wrap the RPC method; this adds retry and timeout information,
        # and friendly error handling.
        rpc = gapic_v1.method_async.wrap_method(
            self._client._transport.get_domain_mapping,
            default_timeout=None,
            client_info=DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO,
        )

        # Certain fields should be provided within the metadata header;
        # add these here.
        metadata = tuple(metadata) + (
            gapic_v1.routing_header.to_grpc_metadata((("name", request.name),)),
        )

        # Send the request.
        response = await rpc(
            request,
            retry=retry,
            timeout=timeout,
            metadata=metadata,
        )

        # Done; return the response.
        return response

    async def create_domain_mapping(
        self,
        request: Optional[Union[appengine.CreateDomainMappingRequest, dict]] = None,
        *,
        retry: OptionalRetry = gapic_v1.method.DEFAULT,
        timeout: Optional[float] = None,
        metadata: Sequence[Tuple[str, str]] = (),
    ) -> operation_async.AsyncOperation:
        r"""Maps a domain to an application. A user must be authorized to
        administer a domain in order to map it to an application. For a
        list of available authorized domains, see
        ```AuthorizedDomains.ListAuthorizedDomains`` <>`__.

        .. code-block:: python

            # This snippet has been automatically generated and should be regarded as a
            # code template only.
            # It will require modifications to work:
            # - It may require correct/in-range values for request initialization.
            # - It may require specifying regional endpoints when creating the service
            #   client as shown in:
            #   https://googleapis.dev/python/google-api-core/latest/client_options.html
            from google.cloud import appengine_admin_v1

            async def sample_create_domain_mapping():
                # Create a client
                client = appengine_admin_v1.DomainMappingsAsyncClient()

                # Initialize request argument(s)
                request = appengine_admin_v1.CreateDomainMappingRequest(
                )

                # Make the request
                operation = client.create_domain_mapping(request=request)

                print("Waiting for operation to complete...")

                response = await operation.result()

                # Handle the response
                print(response)

        Args:
            request (Optional[Union[google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types.CreateDomainMappingRequest, dict]]):
                The request object. Request message for
                `DomainMappings.CreateDomainMapping`.
            retry (google.api_core.retry.Retry): Designation of what errors, if any,
                should be retried.
            timeout (float): The timeout for this request.
            metadata (Sequence[Tuple[str, str]]): Strings which should be
                sent along with the request as metadata.

        Returns:
            google.api_core.operation_async.AsyncOperation:
                An object representing a long-running operation.

                The result type for the operation will be
                :class:`google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types.DomainMapping`
                A domain serving an App Engine application.

        """
        # Create or coerce a protobuf request object.
        request = appengine.CreateDomainMappingRequest(request)

        # Wrap the RPC method; this adds retry and timeout information,
        # and friendly error handling.
        rpc = gapic_v1.method_async.wrap_method(
            self._client._transport.create_domain_mapping,
            default_timeout=None,
            client_info=DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO,
        )

        # Certain fields should be provided within the metadata header;
        # add these here.
        metadata = tuple(metadata) + (
            gapic_v1.routing_header.to_grpc_metadata((("parent", request.parent),)),
        )

        # Send the request.
        response = await rpc(
            request,
            retry=retry,
            timeout=timeout,
            metadata=metadata,
        )

        # Wrap the response in an operation future.
        response = operation_async.from_gapic(
            response,
            self._client._transport.operations_client,
            domain_mapping.DomainMapping,
            metadata_type=ga_operation.OperationMetadataV1,
        )

        # Done; return the response.
        return response

    async def update_domain_mapping(
        self,
        request: Optional[Union[appengine.UpdateDomainMappingRequest, dict]] = None,
        *,
        retry: OptionalRetry = gapic_v1.method.DEFAULT,
        timeout: Optional[float] = None,
        metadata: Sequence[Tuple[str, str]] = (),
    ) -> operation_async.AsyncOperation:
        r"""Updates the specified domain mapping. To map an SSL certificate
        to a domain mapping, update ``certificate_id`` to point to an
        ``AuthorizedCertificate`` resource. A user must be authorized to
        administer the associated domain in order to update a
        ``DomainMapping`` resource.

        .. code-block:: python

            # This snippet has been automatically generated and should be regarded as a
            # code template only.
            # It will require modifications to work:
            # - It may require correct/in-range values for request initialization.
            # - It may require specifying regional endpoints when creating the service
            #   client as shown in:
            #   https://googleapis.dev/python/google-api-core/latest/client_options.html
            from google.cloud import appengine_admin_v1

            async def sample_update_domain_mapping():
                # Create a client
                client = appengine_admin_v1.DomainMappingsAsyncClient()

                # Initialize request argument(s)
                request = appengine_admin_v1.UpdateDomainMappingRequest(
                )

                # Make the request
                operation = client.update_domain_mapping(request=request)

                print("Waiting for operation to complete...")

                response = await operation.result()

                # Handle the response
                print(response)

        Args:
            request (Optional[Union[google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types.UpdateDomainMappingRequest, dict]]):
                The request object. Request message for
                `DomainMappings.UpdateDomainMapping`.
            retry (google.api_core.retry.Retry): Designation of what errors, if any,
                should be retried.
            timeout (float): The timeout for this request.
            metadata (Sequence[Tuple[str, str]]): Strings which should be
                sent along with the request as metadata.

        Returns:
            google.api_core.operation_async.AsyncOperation:
                An object representing a long-running operation.

                The result type for the operation will be
                :class:`google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types.DomainMapping`
                A domain serving an App Engine application.

        """
        # Create or coerce a protobuf request object.
        request = appengine.UpdateDomainMappingRequest(request)

        # Wrap the RPC method; this adds retry and timeout information,
        # and friendly error handling.
        rpc = gapic_v1.method_async.wrap_method(
            self._client._transport.update_domain_mapping,
            default_timeout=None,
            client_info=DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO,
        )

        # Certain fields should be provided within the metadata header;
        # add these here.
        metadata = tuple(metadata) + (
            gapic_v1.routing_header.to_grpc_metadata((("name", request.name),)),
        )

        # Send the request.
        response = await rpc(
            request,
            retry=retry,
            timeout=timeout,
            metadata=metadata,
        )

        # Wrap the response in an operation future.
        response = operation_async.from_gapic(
            response,
            self._client._transport.operations_client,
            domain_mapping.DomainMapping,
            metadata_type=ga_operation.OperationMetadataV1,
        )

        # Done; return the response.
        return response

    async def delete_domain_mapping(
        self,
        request: Optional[Union[appengine.DeleteDomainMappingRequest, dict]] = None,
        *,
        retry: OptionalRetry = gapic_v1.method.DEFAULT,
        timeout: Optional[float] = None,
        metadata: Sequence[Tuple[str, str]] = (),
    ) -> operation_async.AsyncOperation:
        r"""Deletes the specified domain mapping. A user must be authorized
        to administer the associated domain in order to delete a
        ``DomainMapping`` resource.

        .. code-block:: python

            # This snippet has been automatically generated and should be regarded as a
            # code template only.
            # It will require modifications to work:
            # - It may require correct/in-range values for request initialization.
            # - It may require specifying regional endpoints when creating the service
            #   client as shown in:
            #   https://googleapis.dev/python/google-api-core/latest/client_options.html
            from google.cloud import appengine_admin_v1

            async def sample_delete_domain_mapping():
                # Create a client
                client = appengine_admin_v1.DomainMappingsAsyncClient()

                # Initialize request argument(s)
                request = appengine_admin_v1.DeleteDomainMappingRequest(
                )

                # Make the request
                operation = client.delete_domain_mapping(request=request)

                print("Waiting for operation to complete...")

                response = await operation.result()

                # Handle the response
                print(response)

        Args:
            request (Optional[Union[google.cloud.appengine_admin_v1.types.DeleteDomainMappingRequest, dict]]):
                The request object. Request message for
                `DomainMappings.DeleteDomainMapping`.
            retry (google.api_core.retry.Retry): Designation of what errors, if any,
                should be retried.
            timeout (float): The timeout for this request.
            metadata (Sequence[Tuple[str, str]]): Strings which should be
                sent along with the request as metadata.

        Returns:
            google.api_core.operation_async.AsyncOperation:
                An object representing a long-running operation.

                The result type for the operation will be :class:`google.protobuf.empty_pb2.Empty` A generic empty message that you can re-use to avoid defining duplicated
                   empty messages in your APIs. A typical example is to
                   use it as the request or the response type of an API
                   method. For instance:

                      service Foo {
                         rpc Bar(google.protobuf.Empty) returns
                         (google.protobuf.Empty);

                      }

        """
        # Create or coerce a protobuf request object.
        request = appengine.DeleteDomainMappingRequest(request)

        # Wrap the RPC method; this adds retry and timeout information,
        # and friendly error handling.
        rpc = gapic_v1.method_async.wrap_method(
            self._client._transport.delete_domain_mapping,
            default_timeout=None,
            client_info=DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO,
        )

        # Certain fields should be provided within the metadata header;
        # add these here.
        metadata = tuple(metadata) + (
            gapic_v1.routing_header.to_grpc_metadata((("name", request.name),)),
        )

        # Send the request.
        response = await rpc(
            request,
            retry=retry,
            timeout=timeout,
            metadata=metadata,
        )

        # Wrap the response in an operation future.
        response = operation_async.from_gapic(
            response,
            self._client._transport.operations_client,
            empty_pb2.Empty,
            metadata_type=ga_operation.OperationMetadataV1,
        )

        # Done; return the response.
        return response

    async def __aenter__(self):
        return self

    async def __aexit__(self, exc_type, exc, tb):
        await self.transport.close()

try:
    DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO = gapic_v1.client_info.ClientInfo(
        gapic_version=pkg_resources.get_distribution(
            "google-cloud-appengine-admin",
        ).version,
    )
except pkg_resources.DistributionNotFound:
    DEFAULT_CLIENT_INFO = gapic_v1.client_info.ClientInfo()

__all__ = ("DomainMappingsAsyncClient",)

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Cultist Simulator
Book of Hours
The Lady Afterwards
WFCAT
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Sex, Lies and Videogames
Where's my Lady Afterwards pre-order?
The Locksmith's Dream
The Lucid Tarot
The Snare of the Tree, and Other Perilous Seductions
Sept #3: THEODORE
Posted by: Lottie Bevan
"Difficulties are just things to overcome, after all," said Ernest Shackleton, somewhere between Antarctic triumph and dying in South Georgia of an alcohol-induced heart attack. I wonder which end of that spectrum I'll end up on?
I've always had a thing for cold, heroic exploration. Whether it's a first-hand account of Scott's final expedition to the South Pole in The Worst Journey in the World or the inescapable paranoia of John Carpenter's The Thing, there's something about the mad, unnecessary heroism of humans conquering the impossible that really gets me where it hurts.
I wouldn't last five minutes in the Antarctic, but I do think Shackleton's worth listening to. I like seeing problems as a challenge, though I should admit I'm a pathological fixer. I have actually practised the scene in Parks and Recreation where Chris Traeger, another pathological fixer, learns two very important words:
When your life's been shredded, I hear, one way to deal with it is to look up at all the pieces floating down on you and actively decide which bits to catch. So here's what AK and I plan to do next.
We're going to do More Stuff with Cultist Simulator. It's a great, flawed game that we can improve upon and shout about, proudly, to a lot more people than we have already. So you can expect more from that quarter over the next six to twelve months.
We're working on a previously unannounced title, which we were working on before all this happened, and which goes back to Weather Factory's specifically experimental roots. If it works, it'll solve a really interesting creative problem AK's been working on for years. If it doesn't, we will understand why nobody's managed to solve this problem yet and look a bit sheepish. It'll also allow us to try a bunch of experimental developmental and marketing stuff, which is good when you're personae non gratae outside the golden glow of the communal campfire. Us and the trash pandas. And Shackleton, if he likes.
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In the meantime, our "State of the Factory: Year 2" should make for interesting reading, if you're into the business ramifications of pretty much the worst PR a small indie studio could have. AK may turn his hand to some non-game-specific writing, but again, we'll see what happens.
I don't think we're what Jon Ronson called 'the brutal nadir'. But I've done a lot of reading on the subject, from Cybersmile to the UK government's advice on workplace bullying to Crash Override. So I'm slowly beginning to understand what happened here, and can start making plans for the future again. Weather Factory's road leads on, and if it isn't the same golden path it used to be, there are still a few mad-eyed birbs in the underbrush which keep it worth the walking.
The Next Feast and the Last Duel
Dec #1: YELLOWING
Merry Christmas! Look after yourselves and be merry and loved.
The Lady Afterwards postmortem
A retrospective on our jolie laide Secret Histories TRPG.
Nov #2: Xianyang
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Oct. 26, 2015 / 9:29 PM
Afghan earthquake: At least 300 dead, thousands hurt in countries across region
Andrew V. Pestano, Ed Adamczyk, Doug G. Ware and Shawn Price
A powerful 7.5 magnitude earthquake struck northeastern Afghanistan on Monday, killing at least 300 people and generating tremors throughout Asia. Image courtesy of U.S. Geological Survey
KABUL, Afghanistan, Oct. 26 (UPI) -- A powerful earthquake struck northeastern Afghanistan on Monday, reportedly killing more than 300 people and generating strong aftershocks that were felt throughout south Asia.
The 7.5-magnitude earthquake was centered deep inside the Earth's crust, geologists said -- about 130 miles below the surface. The shaking could be felt in Pakistan, India and Tajikistan, news reports said.
The quake caused major structural damage across the region.
"All the while, I was looking at the towering building, fearing it would come crashing on me anytime," resident Muhammad Ali said. "The whole building was swinging from one side to the other."
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At least a dozen school girls between 10 and 15 years old were killed as they attempted to leave their school in Afghanistan, sources told Al Jazeera.
The epicenter of the earthquake was in a remote, mountainous region about 28 miles north of the Afghan town of Alaqahdari-ye Kiran wa Munjan and nearly 160 miles from Kabul, the Afghan capital.
Monday's earthquake was similar in strength to one that struck neighboring Kashmir and killed more than 70,000 in 2005. The substantial depth of Afghanistan's earthquake, though, translated into less shaking above ground, geologists said.
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Late Monday evening, the BBC reported at least 300 people dead and 2,000 injured. Rescuers have been sent to remote areas in the mountains to look for survivors. Northern Pakistan seems to have been hit the hardest, with at least 228 people and 1,620 injured.
At least three aftershocks measuring up to magnitudes of 4.8 were reported nearly 125 miles west-northwest of the epicenter. The quake also reportedly caused a landslide near Pakistan's Hunza river.
"Heard about strong earthquake in Afghanistan-Pakistan region whose tremors have been felt in parts of India. I pray for everyone's safety," Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi wrote on Twitter.
The region has a history of powerful earthquakes due to the Indian subcontinent drifting into and under the Eurasian landmass, resulting in frequent tectonic activity.
"Northward underthrusting of India beneath Eurasia generates numerous earthquakes and consequently makes this area one of the most seismically hazardous regions on Earth," the U.S. Geological Survey said.


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After his cat Orvile was hit by a car, artist Bart Jansen turned him into a remote-controlled helicopter. Because, of course.
The internet is full of cats: LOLcats, Nyan cats and, of course, fat cats (hi Maru!). Joining these, in the pantheon of Strange Things Available on the Internet, is the helicopter cat. Who is helicopter cat? Just a dearly departed pet who was turned into a remote controlled helicopter by his artist owner.
Dutch artist Bart Jansen created the cat-mobile (see what we did there?) after his beloved cat, Orville, was run over by a car. For Jansen — an artist whose work, according to his artist's statement, focuses on the meeting-point between technological progress and human error — the death was an inspiration. Soon after a trip to the taxidermist and a, ahem, layover where Orville was outfitted with plastic propellers on each paw, The Orvillecopter was born. The Orvillecopter lives up to its name and looks exactly like Jansen describes it, "half-cat, half-machine." Perhaps more importantly, it works.
"When Bart creates installations, they are mostly inventions, new machines, devices that fufill meaningless functions," the statement reads. "One condition goes: They must work." Jansen documented his attempts to get the Orvillecopter to fly on YouTube. "He received his wings posthumously," the artist wrote in a description of the YouTube video showing the Orvillecopter's test flights. Once it (he?) was fully operational, the helicopter was cleared for landing at the KunstRai ArtFair in Amsterdam that ended Sunday.


i have 26 t cells and 160,000 viral load and an mri that shows pml. know my chances are bleak; doc put me on sustiva and truvada. any thoughts on this combo?
While you have a bad AIDS complication and very low CD4 cell count, I wouldn't cash in your chips yet. I've got several patients in my clinic who were diagnosed with situations very similar to yours.
On effective (and well adhered to) treatments, such as the one that your starting on, they had resolution of their PML and dramatic improvements in their CD4 cell counts. If you do a search for PML on this forum on TheBody.com, you'll hear more of their (and others') stories.
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