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Q: Is it possible to fill without producing angles? I want to fill between two steplines, but the fills produce angles as though I was filling between two regular lines. Is this possible?

// This source code is subject to the terms of the Mozilla Public License 2.0 at https://mozilla.org/MPL/2.0/
// © bajaco

//@version=4
study("renko test again", overlay=true)
renko_tickerid = renko(syminfo.tickerid, "ATR", 14)
renko_close = security(renko_tickerid, timeframe.period, close)
renko_open = security(renko_tickerid, timeframe.period, open)
var float brick_size = abs(renko_close - renko_open)
var float previous_close = renko_open
var float real_renko = renko_close

green = real_renko > previous_close
if green and close - real_renko >= brick_size
    previous_close := real_renko
    real_renko := real_renko + floor((close- real_renko)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if not green and close - real_renko >= brick_size*2
    real_renko := real_renko + floor((close- real_renko)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if not green and real_renko - close >= brick_size
    previous_close := real_renko
    real_renko := real_renko - floor((real_renko - close)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if green and real_renko - close >= brick_size*2
    real_renko := real_renko - floor((real_renko - close)/brick_size) * brick_size

renko_color = color.new(color.black, 100)
rc = plot(real_renko, linewidth=1, color=color.black, style=plot.style_stepline)
ro = plot(previous_close, linewidth=1, color=color.black, style=plot.style_stepline)

rfill = real_renko > previous_close ? color.green : color.red
fill(rc,ro,rfill, transp=50, fillgaps=true)

A: It's possible, but you'll 'lose' a fill whenever the value changes.
I've added an input checkbox to show/hide the lines on the lost fills.
//@version=4
study("renko test again", overlay=true)
renko_tickerid = renko(syminfo.tickerid, "ATR", 14)
renko_close = security(renko_tickerid, timeframe.period, close)
renko_open = security(renko_tickerid, timeframe.period, open)
var float brick_size = abs(renko_close - renko_open)
var float previous_close = renko_open
var float real_renko = renko_close

green = real_renko > previous_close
if green and close - real_renko >= brick_size
    previous_close := real_renko
    real_renko := real_renko + floor((close- real_renko)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if not green and close - real_renko >= brick_size*2
    real_renko := real_renko + floor((close- real_renko)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if not green and real_renko - close >= brick_size
    previous_close := real_renko
    real_renko := real_renko - floor((real_renko - close)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if green and real_renko - close >= brick_size*2
    real_renko := real_renko - floor((real_renko - close)/brick_size) * brick_size

renko_color = color.new(color.black, 100)

rr = abs(change(real_renko))?na:real_renko
pc = abs(change(previous_close))?na:previous_close

var st = input(true, "Show connection lines on blank areas?", type=input.bool) ? plot.style_stepline : plot.style_linebr

rc = plot(rr, linewidth=1, color=color.black, style=st)
ro = plot(pc, linewidth=1, color=color.black, style=st)

rfill = real_renko > previous_close ? color.green : color.red
fill(rc,ro,rfill, transp=50, fillgaps=false)

Edit 1
This might be better. You 'lose' one less fill.
//@version=4
study("renko test again", overlay=true)
renko_tickerid = renko(syminfo.tickerid, "ATR", 14)
renko_close = security(renko_tickerid, timeframe.period, close)
renko_open = security(renko_tickerid, timeframe.period, open)
var float brick_size = abs(renko_close - renko_open)
var float previous_close = renko_open
var float real_renko = renko_close

green = real_renko > previous_close
if green and close - real_renko >= brick_size
    previous_close := real_renko
    real_renko := real_renko + floor((close- real_renko)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if not green and close - real_renko >= brick_size*2
    real_renko := real_renko + floor((close- real_renko)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if not green and real_renko - close >= brick_size
    previous_close := real_renko
    real_renko := real_renko - floor((real_renko - close)/brick_size) * brick_size
else if green and real_renko - close >= brick_size*2
    real_renko := real_renko - floor((real_renko - close)/brick_size) * brick_size

renko_color = color.new(color.black, 100)

// rr = abs(change(real_renko))?na:real_renko
// pc = abs(change(previous_close))?na:previous_close
rr = real_renko
pc = previous_close

var st = input(true, "Show connection lines on blank areas?", type=input.bool) ? plot.style_stepline : plot.style_linebr

rc = plot(rr, linewidth=1, color=color.black, style=st)
ro = plot(pc, linewidth=1, color=color.black, style=st)

rfill = real_renko > previous_close ? color.green : color.red
rfill := abs(change(rr))?na:rfill
fill(rc,ro,rfill, transp=50, fillgaps=false)

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namespace Event
{
	UpdateDestinationEvent::UpdateDestinationEvent(const glm::vec3& destination)
	: IEvent()
	, m_destination(destination)
	{
		// Nothing to do.
	}

	UpdateDestinationEvent::~UpdateDestinationEvent()
	{
		// Nothing to do.
	}

	const glm::vec3& UpdateDestinationEvent::GetDestination() const
	{
		return m_destination;
	}
}

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module EffectivePosts
  module Generators
    class InstallGenerator < Rails::Generators::Base
      include Rails::Generators::Migration

      desc 'Creates an EffectivePosts initializer in your application.'

      source_root File.expand_path('../../templates', __FILE__)

      def self.next_migration_number(dirname)
        if not ActiveRecord::Base.timestamped_migrations
          Time.new.utc.strftime("%Y%m%d%H%M%S")
        else
          '%.3d' % (current_migration_number(dirname) + 1)
        end
      end

      def copy_initializer
        template ('../' * 3) + 'config/effective_posts.rb', 'config/initializers/effective_posts.rb'
      end

      def create_migration_file
        @posts_table_name = ':' + EffectivePosts.posts_table_name.to_s

        migration_template ('../' * 3) + 'db/migrate/01_create_effective_posts.rb.erb', 'db/migrate/create_effective_posts.rb'
      end

      def copy_mailer_preview
        mailer_preview_path = (Rails.application.config.action_mailer.preview_path rescue nil)

        if mailer_preview_path.present?
          template 'effective_posts_mailer_preview.rb', File.join(mailer_preview_path, 'effective_posts_mailer_preview.rb')
        else
          puts "couldn't find action_mailer.preview_path.  Skipping effective_posts_mailer_preview."
        end
      end
    end
  end
end


For a measured take on the ongoing Ebola outbreak, follow Tara C.
For a measured take on the ongoing Ebola outbreak, follow Tara C. Smith. The infectious disease epidemiologist is the author of Ebola and Marburg Viruses, and has done a standup job of keeping misinformation about the disease in check. Her most recent post, in which she debunks five common Ebola myths, is a must-read.
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Parodies of the song that ended Barney and Friends became a big hit in the 90s, enough so that Sherman's book has a whole section on The Death of Barney. I always assumed that the following was a Barney parody:… (READ MORE)
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"Yankee Doodle" practically started out as a playground song – popular with both sides of the American Revolution, early versions had all sorts of references to violence and farting (see The Smart Aleck's Guide to American History). Soldiers added new… (READ MORE)
Howdy Doody Time
Before kids who were too old for Barney sang about killing him, kids slightly too old for Howdy Doody sang the following to the tune of the theme song: It's Howdy Doody TimeThat show ain't worth a timeso turn on… (READ MORE)
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Rubber Balls and Liquor
This was a "say ______ after everything I say" joke. The best known variant among my school was "So Did the Fat Lady," but this one is more interesting, given the lack of anatomical knowledge that went along with it.Person… (READ MORE)
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Diarrhea Song and Diarrhea Cha Cha Cha: The Timeless Classics
"You sort of have to take your hate off to a kid who knows as many verses to 'Diarrhea Cha Cha Cha' as Harlan does." – Chrissie Woodward, I Put a Spell On You. Many folklorists like to justify these… (READ MORE)
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bodily functions, gross-out, rhymes
Mary Mack
This is usually a hand-clap or jump rope rhyme, though I heard it sung as a kid, too. I want to say the version I heard was on a "Wee Sing" tape. It left out the repetition and was sung… (READ MORE)
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"Plug It In, Plug It In"
There was a girl who went to singing class, where she learned to say "mi mi mi mi mi!" Then she went to a restaurant, where she learned to say "forks and knives, forks and knives!" Then she watched a… (READ MORE)
The "Learn The Letters of the Alphabet" Joke
There was a kid who wouldn't learn the letters of the alphabet, so his teacher said 'go home, and learn the letters!' He went home and asked his sister "What's the first letter?" She said "Shut up!" Then he asked… (READ MORE)
The "Don't Look Up Or Down" Joke
A boy wanted to take a shower with his dad. His dad said "okay, but don't look down." Then in the shower he looked down and said "Daddy, what's that?" HIs dad said "That's a train." Then he asked his… (READ MORE)
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Nonfiction Picture Book Challenge: What Am I Reading?
For the last six to eight weeks, life has been incredibly hectic. I have been learning a lot about myself too during this time. And one thing that I have learned is that picture book reading can be incredibly restorative and that even when things are simple out of control, I need to find time to sit down and center myself with a stack of books.
Natumi Takes the Lead: The True Story of An Orphan Elephant Who Finds Family by Gerry Ellis, Amy Novesky (National Geographic Children's Books, 2016) - I missed this book last fall and I had it on reserve at the library and it finally came in. I love elephant stories and this one was inspiring.
The Skydiving Beavers: A True Tale by Susan Hood; Illustrated by Gijsbert van Frankenhuyzen (Sleeping Bear Press, April 2017) - This is one of those stories that you think would have a "mostly true" added to the title but thanks to the author's note at the end, readers learn more about the skydiving beavers and their true story.
Animals at Night by Anne Jankeliowitch (Sourcebook, October 2, 2017) - This book is a "mark your calendar" book. It comes out in the fall. I found the format and text structure to be fascinating. And though it might be a bit wordy depending on the abilities of the reader, it is worth picking up and checking out.
A Voyage in the Clouds: The (Mostly) True Story of the First International Flight by Balloon in 1785 by Matthew Olshan; Illustrated by Sophie Blackall (Farrar, Straus, and Giroux, October 2016) - This was another missed title from the fall. Olshan clearly indicates what parts were true and what parts were brushed with creative liberties. It was a fascinating story nonetheless and good to add to the other books about the beginning of hot air balloons.
Miguel's Brave Knight: Young Cervantes and His Dream of Don Quixote by Margarita Engle; Illustrated by Raúl Colón (Peachtree Publishers, October 1, 2017) - I love Margarita Engle's poetry and this read beautifully. Engle, with words, paint a picture of a young Miguel Cervantes and his imagination which led to the writing of Don Quixote. Colón's actual paintings are simply gorgeous. Though not out until October, make sure this is on your "to buy" list.


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Exports from Port Sudan face risk of partial disruption from escalating worker protests
EVENT On 26 May, the Ports Engineering Company of Southern Port and Port Sudan announced that striking workers would be dismissed. Truck drivers of the Containers Transportation Department have been striking since 23 May to demand higher wages and fixed-term contracts. On the day of the
Elbit's new Spear promises heavy mortar punch for light vehicles
Elbit Systems unveiled a 120 mm mortar system for unstabilised lightweight vehicles at Israel's International Fire Conference. The new Soltam Spear features a soft-recoil system that reduces the firing load of the mortar from the traditional 120 tons to less than 10 tons. This enables the mortar to
Nigerian militants determined to escalate IED attacks in Niger Delta pose severe risk of damage to oil refineries
EVENT The Movement for the Emancipation of Niger Delta (MEND) claimed responsibility on 19 May for an improvised explosive device (IED) attack the previous day on the pipeline terminating at the Refinery Jetty in Okrika, Port Harcourt. The Refinery Jetty belongs to the state agency, the Nigeria
IDD, Black Pearl Capital sign MoU
Jordanian vehicle engineering company Industrial Design and Development (IDD) has signed a memorandum of understanding (MoU) with asset management firm Black Pearl Capital (BPC), the companies announced on 19 May. The MoU covers collaboration in the oil and gas equipment manufacturing and defence
Philippines completes procurement pre-negotiations for Israeli radars
The Philippine Department of National Defense (DND) has completed pre-negotiations with Israeli Aerospace Industries (IAI) to acquire three surveillance radars in a deal worth PHP2.6 billion (USD57 million). "Hopefully within May we can finish formal negotiations because we are really putting
UPDATE: Paramount and KADDB establish another defence joint venture
South African land systems specialist Paramount has signed another agreement to create a joint venture (JV) company in Jordan with the King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB), it was announced on 6 May. The creation of the new company - Arabian Defence Industries - was announced at
Message of moderation
His Royal Highness Prince Feisal Bin Al Hussein is justly proud of the growth of SOFEX over the past two decades and the contribution of his country and the Jordanian Armed Forces to its continuing success. "SOFEX is especially important for Jordan and the countries of the world as one of the
Stallion II rides in
The King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB) (Hall 5) has unveiled its latest Stallion II light armoured vehicle (LAV). Stallion II features an all monocoque welded steel hull, with the protected engine compartment at the front and the crew compartment at the rear. This version has a
KADDB and Paramount join forces
Today at SOFEX the King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau Investment Group (KIG) and Paramount Group of South Africa are announcing a strategic joint venture that will see the production of proven defence technologies in Jordan. Known as Arabian Defence Industries (ADI), the joint venture
MESOC: the commanders' view
As a prelude to the opening of SOFEX, distinguished guests and special operations commanders from many nations gathered yesterday for the 7th Middle East Special Operations Commanders (MESOC) conference. Under the patronage of His Majesty King Abdullah II and attended by His Royal Highness Prince
Strengthening international relationships
Since the idea for a Special Operations Forces conference and exhibition was first put forward by His Majesty King Abdullah II, Supreme Commander of the Armed Forces, in 1996, SOFEX has developed into the largest specialist event of its kind and this year celebrates its 10th staging in Jordan.
MD Tabbah: 'SOFEX is meeting point'
The 10th Session of SOFEX 2014 is the largest ever and indicates the distinction of SOFEX and its evolvement two decades after its launch. Companies that participated in the previous events continue to exhibit, which in turn has attracted other companies. To accommodate the increase in the number
Jordan's gunship uncovered
Making its debut at SOFEX is the AC-235 light gunship, developed by ATK of the US in partnership with the King Abdullah II Design and Development Bureau (KADDB). The two AC-235s for Jordan's Special Operations Command aviation component (5th Prince Hashim Royal Aviation Brigade) were
Boeing flies production-standard AH-6i
Last week, Boeing flew the AH-6i light attack/armed scout helicopter for the first time in production-standard configuration. Developed from the AH-6M used by US Special Operations Command, the aircraft is based on the proven MD 500/530 airframe and incorporates systems from the company's
Oman to spend more
A Bank of Muscat report says Oman's 2014 defence budget will increase by 4.1 per cent to OMR3.7 billion ($9.6 billion). Most of the extra funding is expected to cover major arms deals, including the acquisition of Eurofighter Typhoon fighter jets (12), Airbus C295M transport aircraft (8), and
Call for co-ordinated anti-missile defence
US deputy assistant secretary of space and defence, Frank Rose, said at a conference in Abu Dhabi on missiles and defence that Iran's continued development of ballistic missile capabilities has made the development of a co-ordinated missile defence system for the Gulf Co-operation Council
Countering attack with diversity
Canada's Ultra Electronics, TCS (Hall 1, Stand C111) has launched the UltraHop ECCM waveform. This fast frequency hopping (1,000 hops per second), full band and high throughput (16Mbps) waveform is compatible with the GRC-245C and X500-G tri-channel radio systems, said to be the only
Ready for the battlefield
The combat proven twin-engined Alenia Aermacchi C-27J Spartan medium tactical transport aircraft is claimed by the firm to fly faster and higher, carry more cargo and be able to operate from smaller airfields compared with its direct competitors, and is also cheaper to operate. With these solid
Promise of greater capability
In Afghanistan, BAE Systems' M777 lightweight towed howitzer, developed out of a joint US Marine Corps and Army programme, was used very effectively for both point and area defence by US and Canadian forces. In the former role it was used to fire the Excalibur round, co-developed by BAE
A recommended combination
UK engineering firm C2UK (Hall 1, Stand A134) and Lockheed Martin (Hall 1, Stand C101) are demonstrating that the combination of the C-LITE Gen3 tactical mission system and Gyrocam sensor system – two sophisticated vehicle-mounted systems here shown on a Polaris MV850 all-terrain vehicle
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Egypt demonstrates aerial refuelling for combat aircraft
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Pledges have been made to ease congestion around ongoing roadworks at the junction of two of Nuneaton's busiest roads.
Mindful of the chaos that has previously been caused as a result of the roadworks at the junction of Weddington Road and Old Hinckley Road, close to KFC, Warwickshire County Council has included some new traffic-busting measures as the works continue.
County council bosses say that as the works are now in their fourth phase, they want to make sure disruption caused by temporary traffic lights is kept to a minimum.
"The county council is aware that this may cause some disruption so, in order to help minimise delays, the contractor will be providing additional operatives on site to monitor the queues of traffic and manually control the traffic lights to keep traffic moving," the Shire Hall spokesperson said.
As of today, works within central island are due to get underway.
The short section of road linking Weddington Road to Old Hinckley Road will be closed between 9.30am until 3.30pm.
A short diversion route and appropriate signage will be in place and personnel on site will continue to assist pedestrians crossing the A444.
"All traffic restrictions and controls will be removed in advance of the peak periods and over the weekend and pedestrian crossing arrangements will be uncontrolled, as they were before the works began," the county council spokesperson said.
"The council would like to apologise for any temporary disruption to travel that this essential programme of work causes."
It is no secret that the ongoing roadworks to install a pedestrian crossing have caused huge headaches for drivers.


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Ringeln steht für
 Ringeln, in der Vogelkunde
 Ringelung, in der Forstwirtschaft
 Ringeln, eine Arbeitsmethode beim Aufbrechen von Wild (siehe Jägersprache)
Siehe auch:
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Gabon has been named hosts of the 2017 Africa Cup of Nations.
They beat Ghana and and Algeria to the hosting rights of the 31 st edition of Africa Cup of Nations.
CAF Pesident Issa Hayatou announce the winner on Wednesday, 8 April 2015 following votes by the CAF Executive Committee. Delegations of the bidding countries presented their bids to the CAF Executive Committee.
Gabon co-hosted the 2012 edition of the Africa Cup of Nations with neighbours, Equatirial Guinea.


Georgia is committed to the Sendai Framework for Disaster Risk Reduction, Sustainable Development Goals and Paris Agreement on Climate Change since signing the documents in 2015. The country has already developed its National Strategy on Disaster Risk Reduction (DRR) 2017-2020 to increase efficiency of its response to the possible threats. UNDP will continue assistance to strengthen national capacities in adapting to climate change.
With funds from the Swiss Cooperation Office (SCO) in the South Caucasus, UNDP assists the Government of Georgia to enhance its disaster risk reduction capacities focusing on hazard mapping and application of disaster damage/loss assessment methodology. The initiative focuses on obtaining important baseline information on state of the art in disaster risk reduction and management practices to create a functional disaster risk reduction system in Georgia.
MYWorld survey reveals top developmental priorities valued by most Georgians.
The study examines sources of most prevalent vulnerabilities in Georgia.


A local nonprofit is doing its part to get young scholars ready to go back to school.
Part of the Solution, or POTS, provided about 60 kids with free haircuts, in addition to giving them free backpacks and school supplies. The organization provides services to assist families as they transition from financial hardship.
Parents say the back-to-school cuts are a big help because of all the other things their students need before getting back to the classroom.
The haircuts were given by a local barber who donated his services.


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Harald Martin Bergmann Madsen  (20. november 1890 i Silkeborg – 13. juli 1949 i Usserød, Hørsholm) var en dansk skuespiller.

Madsen begyndte sin karriere som cirkusartist og blev siden varietékunstner. Filmdebuten fik han i 1917 i den svenske Alexander den Store af Mauritz Stiller. Fra 1921 var han filmskuespiller herhjemme og medvirkede bl.a. i Fy og Bi-filmene. Harald Madsen indstillede filmkarrieren grundet sygdom. Under 2. verdenskrig optrådte han i Cirkus Benneweis.

I 1924 blev han gift med Anna Ingeborg Helga Sandberg (1882–1974).

Madsen er begravet på Hørsholm Kirkegård.

Filmografi

Eksterne henvisninger

 Hyldest til Fy & Bi

Skuespillere fra Danmark
Personer fra Silkeborg
Stumfilmskuespillere fra Danmark


More people die from heart disease between December 25 and January 7 than at any other time of the year. American College of Cardiology ACC recommends having plant-based main dishes available at every meal. It also says that processed meats—bacon, sausage, ham, hot dogs, and deli meats—should be off the menu entirely.
It's almost that time of year: holiday heart attack season. More people die from heart disease between December 25 and January 7 than at any other time of the year. What's the answer? Healthier food. As a cardiologist, I'm calling on hospitals to lead by example. Historically, some hospitals have been known for serving their heart attack patients breakfasts of bacon and eggs, conveying a message to patients and families that food does not matter.
That is all about to change. Earlier this year, the American College of Cardiology released Heart-Healthy Food Recommendations for Hospitals, which says that "hospitalization can be a 'teachable moment' for patients who are ready to embrace nutrition as part of the healing process." The ACC recommends having plant-based main dishes available at every meal. It also says that processed meats—bacon, sausage, ham, hot dogs, and deli meats—should be off the menu entirely. The American Medical Association followed suit, calling for similar improvements in hospital food offerings: out with the bacon and sausage, in with the vegan choices.
The plan could save hundreds of thousands of lives a year. A study published this year in the Journal of the American Medical Association linked not eating enough fruits, vegetables and grains to more than 150,000 cardiovascular deaths a year and too much processed meat to 60,000 deaths.
Are you serious? you might be asking. Will hospitals really serve vegan (plant-based) meals, and will patients really eat them (and like them)? The answer is absolutely yes. A generation ago, hospitals banned cigarettes, and the grumbling from smokers ended almost immediately. It was a clear-cut message about what is healthy and what is not. It's time to do the same with unhealthy foods.
The ACC and AMA recommendations also have benefits beyond heart health. A recent report from the World Cancer Research Fund and the American Institute for Cancer Research found that eating three servings of whole grains per day reduces colorectal cancer risk by 17 percent, while eating just 50 grams of processed meat per day—about the size of a hot dog or a couple of slices of bacon—increases the risk of colorectal cancer by 18 percent.
Other organizations, like the nonprofit Physicians Committee for Responsible Medicine, are working in hospitals to make healthful hospital food a reality. This year, the Physicians Committee successfully encouraged the University of Mississippi Medical Center and Arkansas Children's Hospital to remove hot dogs from patient menus, and convinced others to kick out fast food restaurants. The doctors' group also produced a Heart-Healthy Foods for Hospitals booklet, which includes delicious plant-based recipes: Apple Sweet Potato Breakfast Bake, Cheezy Potato and Veggie Breakfast Casserole, and Mexican Lasagna. It also makes hospital managers' lives easier by providing list of contractors that provide heart-healthy foods, tips from professionals for how to successfully implement the plan, handouts for patients and cafeteria signage.
In other words, the change could not be easier. Let's resolve to eat healthfully, and let's start with our hospitals. While some hospitals are starting to do this, let's see if we can get them all to take this on in a whole-hearted approach. Instead of being the riskiest time of year, let's work together to make the holiday season the healthiest.
Andrew M. Freeman is a Denver-based cardiologist and co-chair of the American College of Cardiology's Nutrition and Lifestyle Work Group.


Congratulations on your purchase of Motorola's PF1500 pager. Your pager includes at least four categories of DATACAST's® Classic information services.
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Game designer and father of the SaGa series Akitoshi Kawazu showed off SaGa Scarlet Grace on four new platforms in a recent broadcast. In the video presentation below, we see the game running on PlayStation 4, Nintendo Switch, Steam, and iOS/Android smartphones.
Every platform will be capable of running at 60 frames-per-second and will run in 1080p except for the Switch version when it is undocked. The PlayStation 4 Pro will be able to run it at 4K resolution.
SaGa Scarlet Grace (for all platforms other than Vita) will release in Japan on August 2nd. There are plans to bring the game to the West, but no details yet.
I wanna play this game but I wonder who my mains will be. Maybe it's the type where you gotta use everyone like FFX.
What's this games' length like? It was a phone game right? Is it short? Is there not a lot of exploration?
"What's this games' length like?" Kawazu said he estimates anywhere between 30 to 60 hours for one playthrough. Given that the game has a total of seven main characters, you're likely looking at a minimum of 200 hours of gameplay.
"It was a phone game right?" Used to be a PS Vita exclusive.
"Is there not a lot of exploration?" There is, but it's all on the world map, meaning you don't get dungeons the way you do in other RPG.
"Maybe it's the type where you gotta use everyone like FFX." No, you can pick your characters as you please, but bear in mind that to see the full narrative, you need to play through each main character's story.
As long as it's fun and got characters I like I'm down for it.
A small fully flushed out cash is much more cool to me than a huge cast with absolutely no development or a ton of archetypes. Like in Legend of Heroes games recently.


The Swan Silvertones first performed "Only Believe" about seventy years ago, singing, "All things are possible, if you only believe." And so many years later, the haunting tune still moves Don McGlynn. It is one of the documentarian's favorite hymns from his newest film Rejoice and Shout, which explores the weighty topic of gospel music.
The filmmaker usually focuses his lens on only one musician's life and works. (His previous projects include documentaries on Howlin' Wolf, Charles Mingus, and Glenn Miller.) But for this project, McGlynn took on an entire genre of a music. In his words, Rejoice and Shout looks at "200 years of African-American Christian experience."
Certainly, this film is about the songs, and includes rare, wonderful footage and interviews with singers like Mahalia Jackson, Sam Cooke, The Staple Singers, and The Five Blind Boys of Mississippi. But it also is about the political and spiritual journey of a people that has long expressed its collective history through music and performance, both in church and on secular stages.
As an Irish-American Catholic from Minnesota, McGlynn grew up with one-hour Catholic masses. So, as he was making Rejoice and Shout, it was a shock to discover that gospel-filled Christian services require a full day's devotion. "Which sounded painful to me when I first heard it," he admits. But after actually experiencing a long afternoon of worship, McGlynn began to understand that it was also about the joy of friends, food, and community.
In many ways, the filmmaker's exploration of this influential musical genre ended up being a spiritual journey. And even though he'd never met R&B legend Smokey Robinson, the filmmaker was surprised to find that, philosophically speaking, "almost everything Smokey Robinson said in the movie is exactly how I feel about those same issues." Of his interviews with Robinson, McGlynn says, "He is the symbol of what I consider personal about this film."
Rejoice and Shout not only created unlikely connections for those involved with the film, it also crosses cultural lines and carefully approaches the unique history of African Americans, the Holy Spirit, and beautiful voices raised up in praise.
Rejoice and Shout. Thursday, August 11, to Sunday, August 14. O Cinema, 90 NW 29th St., Miami. Tickets cost $10.50 via eventbrite.com. Call 305-571-9970 or visit o-cinema.org.


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A go-ahead from the Ministry of Defence and delinking of compensation discussions from that of land alienation, are yet to make Army land available for the MMTS project. The Army in Secunderabad rebuts Railways' claims that it is stalling the project.
As part of the MMTS Phase-II project, a 23-km railway line, running between Sanathnagar and Moula Ali, was to be doubled. About 4 km of this line, between Suchitra and Sanathnagar, exists on Defence land, which the Railways had used to lay the first line in the past. However, when the Railways sought to lay a parallel line post-2014, the Local Military Authority (LMA) objected. Difference in the quantum of compensation awarded by the Railways and the State government for the Defence land was cited as the reason for objection. Consequently, 64-acres of land, that was once handed over to railways to build a track is no longer available, Railway officials say, even as work on rest of the stretch nears completion.
"Around 90 % of the work on the stretch is complete. The rest can go ahead only if the local military authority allows the use of land," a senior Railway official said.
The existing line runs through a firing range that has been not been in use for many years. In compensation for the Defence land, neither the State government nor the Railways have been able to provide land of equal value to the Ministry of Defence. The demand for equal value land has also been the bone of contention between the State government and the Army in other transactions. Defence sources informed that one of the main reasons for Army's demand is to have a state-of-art firing range facility, far from civilian settlements. The firing facilities that the Army had in Secunderabad and surrounding area are now enclosed by thick civilian settlements, as in the case of Bowenpally and Kowkur.
A breakthrough for the mass transport project appeared within arm's reach last year, when a high-level ministerial committee was constituted to discuss compensation while delinking it from ground-level development of the project. A State-level board comprising representatives of the Telangana government, Railways and the Army, was also set up to resolve the issue. The Ministry of Defence informed the LMA to give its nod, Railway officials claimed, adding that the LMA has not acted yet.
Denying the Railway's version of events, Army officials informed that the recommendations of the board and the Defence Ministry, along with that of the LMA, have been forwarded to the next level of command and the matter is being actively pursued to favour the project.
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Being an happy Eclipse user, I've always felt sort of a second-rate citizen in the JavaFX world. I get it that Sun wants to promote their own IDE. But let's face it, there are a lot of us Eclipseans (is that even a word?) out there. Today, my luck has changed with the release of the JavaFX Plugin for Eclipse. Thanks to Jim Weaver for pointing that out to me. BTW, anybody interested in JavaFX should subscribe to his blog.
The first thing I notice, is that, again, there is no support for GNU/Linux. Well, I'm getting used to that by now. I downloaded the Mac version, and it seems to work on my Ubuntu box. So I naturally took it for a spin right away. Here are my first impressions.
The plugin doesn't provide a New Project wizard. Instead, you need to create a new Java project, and then add the JavaFX nature to it. A bit odd, but OK.
I follow the documentation and add a new script using the New Script wizard. Easy as pie. Then I'm supposed to drag a Stage onto the script. The Insert Template: Stage dialog doesn't work: it just keeps popping back up over and over again. It doesn't show any errors, but it also doesn't insert any code. Maybe this is because I'm running on an unsupported platform, I don't know.
Anyway, who needs these UI builders anyway 😉 Let's type in some code myself. The plugin provides basic syntax highlighting, which is good. Other than that, it doesn't seem to provide much value. Error markers in the gutter don't show the error messages when you hover over them, as the JDT does. The error messages in the Problems view take up three lines, so that I can see only a few of them at once.
Speaking of errors, whenever I insert some non-ASCII symbol, like the é in my name, the plugin reports a mysterious error: Sorry, but the character ''. Right.
Also, there is no Code Completion (or I haven't been able to find it). For someone just learning the language, as I am, this is a serious drawback. And some Quick Fixes are sorely missed as well.
What is cool, is the Profile drop down list. It allows you to select the platform on which to run. You can emulate a mobile device, or run on the desktop as an application, as an applet, or with Web Start.
What is not so cool, is that you cannot select a working directory. This means you cannot test real-life deployments all that well. Nor can you specify Virtual Machine arguments. So for memory intensive applications, you'd have to revert to the command line or some build script.
I'm very happy that Sun is finally welcoming Eclipse users into the JavaFX world. But it seems that this plugin is indeed an early release, as there are many rough edges and missing features. Having said that, something is better than nothing. And the BSD license is certainly appreciated.
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When the winter chill is still biting in late March or early April – or what about those super cold months of December and January, wouldn't it be great to be able to do your preseason winter training in warm sunshine. I'm talking warm enough to shed layers all the way down to t-shirt and shorts.
This is what I did to be able to train in the sun almost all year round. What are you waiting for? Come join me.


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TCTA leads fight against weakening teacher preparation
TCTA testified at the Aug. 3, 2018, State Board for Educator Certification meeting against a proposal to expand the types of certificates that could be obtained via a shortened educator preparation program. In response, SBEC member and TCTA immediate past president Suzanne McCall made a motion to strike the objectionable language in the rule, but the motion failed by a narrow margin, 3-4. Accordingly, the proposal will proceed to the State Board of Education for approval or rejection. TCTA will continue to advocate for maintaining high and consistent standards for entry into the teaching profession throughout the remainder of the process.
In response to legislation passed in 2017, requiring SBEC to establish an abbreviated educator preparation program for a new Trade & Industrial Workforce Training certificate, the board has spent its last couple of meetings considered draft rule language for adoption to implement the requirement.
Although original draft versions of the rule text presented to the board in December 2017 and March 2018 merely provided that the abbreviated program would require a total of at least 200 hours of training (all other teacher certification preparation programs require at least 300 hours of training), new language expanding the abbreviated program to Marketing and Health Science certificates was presented at SBEC's May meeting and for final adoption at the August meeting.
Additionally, the new proposal called for a reduction of pre-service training hours for these certification candidates from 180 to 110, and allowed for almost half of the training to be provided by entities other than approved educator preparation programs (such as school districts and CPE providers).
TCTA testified against the proposal at the May and August meetings, cautioning the board not to adopt the new language, given that it went beyond the bounds of the plain language of the legislation and expanded situations in which teacher certification candidates receive significantly less training than has been traditionally required. TCTA also expressed concern that, since individuals pursuing the Trade/Industrial Workforce Training certificate may hold only high school diplomas and come from fields far removed from education, it is even more important that they receive sufficient pre-service training in order to be successful in the classroom.
TCTA also pointed out that allowing almost half of the training to be provided by an entity other than an EPP raises significant policy issues regarding who has the responsibility to ensure that the training meets SBEC standards, who will be held accountable under the EPP accountability system for the preparedness of the certification candidates, and at what point a training entity other than an EPP effectively becomes an EPP.
Although the board preliminarily approved the proposal in May, board members expressed particular concern about the proposed expansion to Marketing and Health Science certification and directed TEA staff to gather more stakeholder input prior to voting on the item for final adoption in August. TEA staff presented input from marketing and health science professional organizations expressing no opposition to the proposal. However, a number of organizations, including TCTA, submitted written comments on the posted proposed rule in opposition to the expansion; there were no public comments to the rule in support of the expansion.
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Updated: August 3, 2018 - 2:09pm


Cheese Tastes Better When Exposed To 90's Hip-Hop!
In a very odd experiment, cheese was aged eight month to different types of music and it was determined that Swiss cheese tastes better after being exposed to hip-hop, and not just any hip-hop but 90's beats!
They played Mozart for one, "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin for another, techno music for a third, and so on. Then they did a blind taste test to see which cheese aged the best.
The sensory analysis revealed that the cheese that was exposed to hip-hop was "remarkably fruity, both in smell and taste, and significantly different from the other samples," according to the study!


Linda Sue Mutascio loving mother and wife, a longtime resident of Chadds Ford passed peacefully on March 31, 2018.
She is survived by her three children Richard Mutascio, Michael Mutascio, Jennifer Mutascio, and her son-law Stephen Huber, niece Stacie Harrison, and brother Gary Harrison. Predeceased by her husband Michael Charles Mutascio and her brothers Larry Wayne Harrison, Michael James Harrison and Eulis B Harrison.
Linda was an animal lover and a restaurant owner.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend her viewing after 10 am, Friday, April 6 in James R. Baskwill Funeral Home, 20 W. Montgomery Ave, (half block west of York Rd) Hatboro, where her funeral service will be held at 12 pm. Her interment will follow in Edgewood Memorial Park, Glen Mills, PA.
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2007 Saturn Outlook
No excuses for Saturn's largest and most expensive offering ever.
DAVE VANDERWERP
In case you haven't been paying attention to GM's once-neglected brand that for the past few years has been forced to rely on superior customer service to motivate sales, Saturn is back, this time with a full product revitalization plan, including five new-for-2007 models (Sky, Sky Red Line, Aura, Vue Green Line, and Outlook) and two more coming for '08 (Vue and Astra).
Among the new-for-'07s is Saturn's largest and most expensive vehicle ever, the Outlook: a three-row, seven- or eight-passenger people-hauler that will replace the forgettable Relay minivan in the lineup.
Cheapest in the Family
Underpinning the Outlook is an all-new, front-drive unibody architecture, dubbed Lambda, shared with the GMC Acadia, the upcoming and upscale Buick Enclave, and an as-yet-unnamed Chevy version. The four-wheel-independent suspension consists of a strut-front and multilink-rear arrangement.
On the Saturn's side is price, however, which, at $27,990, starts $2000 lower than the next-cheapest mechanical-twin, the GMC Acadia. Why the price difference? That's a good question, one even the Saturn reps on hand during our drive couldn't explain away with feature disparities. One thing the Acadia gets is a standard dual exhaust and, therefore, five more horsepower than a base Outlook XE. Big deal. Other distinctions are more a matter of taste. The Outlook gets unique front and rear sheetmetal and a slightly different interior. We can't really complain about these big utes' clean and elegant exterior or the handsome interiors. In fact, we preferred the Outlook's interior to that of the last Acadia we drove, as the GMC version seems to have gone a little crazy with chrome, which surrounds each vent. In both vehicles, though, the hard-to-the-touch interior plastics whisper "cheap."
Powering every Lambda SUV is the "high feature" 24-valve DOHC 3.6-liter V-6 that's been spreading throughout the General's ranks of late. In base Outlook XE models, the smooth V-6 makes 270 horsepower and 248 pound-feet of torque. Uplevel XR trim adds dual exhausts, which increase those numbers to 275 horsepower and 251 pound-feet. The only transmission available is a six-speed automatic with manumatic control.
Together, this pair is good for respectable fuel economy but only moderate haste. Front-drive models get 18 mpg city and 26 mpg highway ratings from the EPA, which drop to 17/24 with all-wheel drive. No complaints there, but with 5000 pounds to haul around, the V-6 is definitely taxed. Expect the trip to 60 mph to take about eight seconds—not painful, but well behind that of the Honda Pilot, which GM sees as a key competitor.
We hope GM has plans to install the 300-hp direct-injection version of its 3.6-liter V-6, as shown in the '08 Cadillac CTS, but it would be even better if the company could shoehorn the transverse and torquey 303-hp, 5.3-liter small-block from the Pontiac GXP and Chevy Impala SS into these utes.
Big on the Outside, Big on the Inside
The Outlook does interior space more impressively than it chugs to 60 mph, and this is what should attract buyers anyway. All three rows of seats offer near-minivan levels of space, and real-size adults can comfortably fit even in the third row, which is something that cannot be said about the back rows of GM's truck-based full-size SUVs, the Tahoe and the Yukon, even though the Outlook and the Tahoe/Yukon are similar in size. Access to the Outlook's third row is granted by pulling a lever on the side of the second-row seat, which pops that seat bottom upward and then slides the whole thing forward and out of the way. This creates a large opening to the rear seat, but the process of folding and sliding isn't quite as smooth as Saturn officials describe. With all seats in place, there are 20 cubic feet of storage behind the third row—more than in a Tahoe. Folding both rows—no headrest removal required—increases the space to 117 cubes.
So, How's It Drive?
From behind the wheel, however, we doubt anyone would guess the Outlook is Tahoe-sized. Thanks to well-weighted and readable steering, excellent ride-and-handling balance, and an expansive view out front, the Outlook drives much smaller than it actually is. Okay, there's not much to get excited about, and its moves are not sporty (check out the Mazda CX-9 if that's your thing), but hey, it's not our fault if you have a bunch of kids to haul around. The four-wheel disc brakes are easy to modulate, although the Outlooks we drove had more of an initial dead spot than we remember in the Acadia.
The Outlook never feels clumsy, remaining composed and without excessive body motions over every bump and through every turn we flung it into. And it's extremely quiet inside at speed. Call it competent—and better than most other 5000-pound vehicles.
We would prefer a more responsive transmission, however. For the sake of fuel economy, the six-speed likes to upshift early and then remain in the higher gears. It takes quite a boot to get it to downshift, which is not only annoying but can be jerky as well. Upshifts are smoother but can seem a little lazy at wide-open throttle.
The Saturn Dealer Would Love for You to Add $10,000 in Options
Standard safety equipment is fairly extensive on the Outlook, including anti-lock brakes, stability control, and six airbags (front, side, and curtain). But as one might imagine, there are all sorts of optional goodies—enough to push an Outlook's price above $40,000—including 19-inch wheels (18s are standard), $2000 on-demand all-wheel drive, a $1295 rear-seat DVD player, stereo upgrades, $2145 navigation, $199 XM satellite radio, leather seats, automatic climate control, a $425 trailering package that ups the towing capacity from 2000 to 4500 pounds, a power liftgate, and remote start. Thumbs down for not offering a Bluetooth hands-free phone connection. This wasn't an oversight, however; GM just wants to encourage the purchase of a pricey OnStar phone plan.
GM's investment in its products is clearly paying off, demonstrated by these good-looking and spacious new full-size SUVs. They're extremely competitive in price, interior space, driving dynamics, and feature content. We'll keep hoping for some more horsepower, while we wait to see how the next-gen Toyota Highlander and Honda Pilot stack up.


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Granblue Fantasy Versus Reveals Avatar Belial DLC & Vira Gameplay With New Trailer
Today, during the celebrations for the second day of the Granblue Fantasy Fes, Cygames shared news about its fighting game Granblue Fantasy Versus.
First of all, we take a look at Vira in action and we learn that she will be released as DLC on December 14.
Next comes Avatar Belial, who will also be added to the game on the same day.
A Legendary Edition will also be released on December 14 digitally and March 3 physically. It'll include the game and all the characters from seasons 1 and 2.
With version 2.70 we're also getting the introduction of Lunalu. She's a random select character, so basically the playable character you get by selecting her changes with every round. She's also voiced in the game.
That being said, the addition of Vira and Avatar Belial doesn't mean that it's the end of character DLCs. Players are being invited to vote for their favorite character to be added to the game. This obviously means that Cygames intends to add more.
You can check out the trailer below.
Granblue Fantasy Versus is currently available for PS4 and PC. If you want to read more about the game you can also read our semi-recent interview with Fukuhara-san alongside our review.
Speaking of the game's DLC, you can enjoy a trailer focusing on Beelzebub and Narmaya, another showing off Zooey, one starring Soriz, one featuring Djeeta, another on Belial, one showing Cagliostro, and one focusing on Yuel.
If you're eager to know more about Granlue Fantasy Relink, we heard that the game has been delayed to 2022 and will come to PS4 and PS5. We also got to see some really spectacular new gameplay and more images.
Incidentally, the original Granblue Fantasy mobile game is available for iOS, Android, and PC via browsers. If you want to give it a try, you can read my detailed guide on how to create an account, install the game, and play in English.
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'It has never been a position' – Paul Merson criticises the false nine role following 'diffcult' afternoon for Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain
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La saison 1998-1999 est la vingt-quatrième saison de la SM-Liiga. La saison régulière a débuté le  et s'est conclue le  sur la victoire du TPS Turku.

En finale des séries éliminatoires, le TPS Turku remporte le titre de champion de Finlande en battant le HIFK 3 matchs à 1.

SM-liiga

Déroulement
Les douze équipes de la division élite jouent chacune un total de 54 matchs lors de la saison régulière répartis en 4 confrontations directes avec chacune des autres équipes, deux à domicile et deux à l'extérieur et dix matchs « bonus ». Une victoire rapporte deux points, un match nul un point et une défaite aucun point. Les huit premières équipes sont qualifiées pour les séries éliminatoires, l'équipe classée douzième dispute un barrage de promotion/relégation contre les trois meilleures équipe de division 1.

Saison régulière
Pour les significations des abréviations, voir statistiques du hockey sur glace.

Classement

Meilleurs pointeurs
Cette section présente les meilleurs pointeurs de la saison régulière.

Séries éliminatoires

Tableau final
Les quarts-de-finale se jouent au meilleur des sept rencontres, les demi-finales et la finale au meilleur des 5 matchs et le match pour la troisième place se joue en une seule rencontre.

Trophées et récompenses

Barrages d'accession à la SM-liiga

Premier tour
 Kärpät Oulu 2-3  TuTo Turku
 Pelicans Lahti 3-0 Hermes Kokkola
 Sport Vaasa 3-1 Diskos Jyväskylä

Tableau final

Les Pelicans Lahti sont promus en SM-liiga et remplacent le KalPa Kuopio qui descend.

Division 1

Déroulement
Les douze équipes de la Mestis jouent chacune un total de 48 matchs lors de la saison régulière. Comme pour la SM-liiga, une victoire rapporte deux points, un match nul un point et une défaite aucun point. Les six premières équipes sont qualifiées pour le barrage de promotion en SM-liiga, les deux derniers jouent des barrages de relégation contre les deux meilleurs clubs de la Division 2.

Classement de la saison régulière

Barrages

Premier tour
 Junkkarit HT Kalajoki 2-0 Ahmat Haukipudas
 Pallo-Karhut Kussamo 2-1 KoMu HT Mustasaari
 KooVee Tampere 2-1 Titaanit Kotka
 KooKoo Kouvola 2-1 Kiekko-Vantaa

Deuxième tour
 KooVee Tampere 2-0 Pallo-Karhut Kussamo
 Junkkarit HT Kalajoki 0-2 KooKoo Kouvola

Promotion/relégation
Ahmat Hyvinkää 3-1 KooVee Tampere
 Jää-Kotkat Uusikaupunki 2-3 KooKoo Kouvola

Le KooKoo Kouvola remplace Jää-Kotkat en division 1.

Références

Voir aussi

Saison du championnat de Finlande de hockey sur glace
Hockey sur glace en 1998
Hockey sur glace en 1999
1998 en Finlande
Sport en Finlande en 1999


Sending your kid on an airplane alone? The thought probably seems like a foreign idea for families new to fulltime RVing. Why in the world would this ever come up when the RV lifestyle provides so much travel flexibility? You would be surprised. There are many reasons a child might need to travel alone on an airplane. Maybe they are visiting grandparents in another state, or perhaps they have friends back "home" to connect with. Orthodontics on the road requires a special commitment that may also require airline flights for an easier transition. Traveling on airline flights without parents is a fairly common occurrence. It can be stressful for everyone, though, especially the first time. There are steps you can take to make the situation easier for both you and your roadschooler.
Before sending your child on an airline flight alone, contact the potential airlines and ask them what their policies are in regards to unaccompanied children. Some airlines may have better customer service than others, so choose one that puts your mind at ease. Most airlines allow for children to travel alone, and even have the staff to act as buddies and helpers to them, on the ground and in the air. Find out what their specific policies are, and who will be assisting your child as they travel.
Your child will feel more comfortable with the situation if you have gone over it in detail with them. Talk to your kiddo about what exactly will happen, who to ask for help, and how to contact you if necessary. It can be a little nerve-wracking for everyone the first time, but it eventually becomes easier as time goes on. It may even give your roadschooler a different perspective on his or her independence.
Your child will likely become hungry while flying and will need snacks. Choose foods that store well at room temperature and that provide him with energy to sustain him through the flight. Things like sandwiches, granola bars, nuts, dried fruit and string cheese are good options.
Always send more than you think is needed, in case of an unforeseen event that causes him to be on board longer than expected. Beverages will often be confiscated when your child goes through security, so send some cash so he can buy himself a bottle of water for the flight.
An airplane trip can become boring for someone of any age, but especially a child on a long flight. Send lots of age-appropriate activities for your child. This may sound like a crazy thought in the world of digital entertainment. But, you will want to send a variety of things to do, such as coloring sheets, crayons, journals, game consoles, a device to listen to music on, and earphones. Remember that more often than not, a majority of the time on an airplane will be spent without connection to the internet. Gasp!
Arrange for your child to contact you immediately when he arrives at his destination. If he has a smartphone or any device to text from, it can generally be powered on as soon as the airplane lands and an announcement has been made. Also, ask the adult who picks up your child to contact you as soon as he is safe with them. Sometimes, the excitement of the arrival can delay the message of a safe arrival to a nervous mama's heart.
One of the most important things to remember when sending your child on an airplane alone is to be calm. A child traveling alone is a stressful situation for mom and dad, but many children do it often and without incident. As with many experiences, our kids are pretty resilient and handle themselves appropriately. It's usually harder on mom than anyone. Prepare your child, prepare yourself, and enjoy witnessing your child set out on their new adventure in the air.
Mary Beth Goff is a solo homeschool mom who loves to have the wheels rolling under her family's feet. Feeling the need to hit the road, she travels fulltime across the country with her children for the roadschool adventure of a lifetime. She strives to incorporate Mother Nature, National Parks, and out-of-the-way spots along the way. Her love of history has fueled many road trips including all of Laura Ingalls Wilder home places. Mary Beth's passion is sharing the beauty and education offered by exploring America's backyard. She is the creator of the educational website Road Trip Teacher, writer at Diary of a Road Mom, and co-host on Roadschool Moms radio.


The new versatile home theater recliner comes loaded with options.
Hartford, CT–Salamander Designs, designer and manufacturer of modern furniture, seating and mounting products for Home Theater and AV entertainment systems, will introduce the Olivia, a stylish new home theater seat next week at 2008 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas.
The Olivia is an ergonomically designed recliner that can be customized in a variety of ways, and with a variety of materials and accessories. Generously proportioned with a seating surface measuring 23.5 inches wide, it combines the special conveniences of theater seating with the luxurious comfort and look of fine home furniture. It also broadens Salamander's growing family of Home Theater Seating products.
As a recliner, the Olivia needs just three inches of clearance behind it, making it ideal for relatively narrow areas. It features both a standard manual recline mechanism, and a powered mechanism controlled by a switch in the arm. A hidden footrest automatically extends as the seat reclines.
The Olivia can be customized in a variety of ways. Its modular design allows it to be configured into loveseats, straight or curved theater-style rows, and L-shaped sectionals. Customers can select from 14 grades of leather, 10 Microsuedes, a covering that's 100 percent leather, or a combination of both materials for an appealing two-tone look.
The Olivia's superior materials ensure many years of maximum enjoyment. Individually wrapped coil springs within the seat are surrounded by foam for a luxurious sense of comfort, and the seat itself rests on sturdy, dark espresso hardwood feet. A lumbar support pillow comes with each Olivia.
The Olivia's extensive accessories include optional, machined-aluminum cup holders in silver or black anodized finishes; tablets, and a matching ottoman with built-in storage compartments and hidden feet.
A tactile sound transducer, also available as an option, allows users to feel the percussive dynamics of cinema sound tracks. The device mounts easily beneath the chair and connects to an entertainment system amplifier. It harnesses the same technology that makes flight simulators seem so realistic to pilots during their training.
The Olivia is available now from authorized Salamander dealers. It can be seen with Salamander's other products in Booth 25911, South Hall 2, Las Vegas Convention Center, during the show.


SEGA has announced a brand new entry in the Valkyria Chronicles series. Valkyria Chronicles 4 is coming after more than a decade of the release of the original game. It follows the release of the Valkyria Chronicles Remaster for the PS4 and Valkyria Azure Revolution that recently launched for the PS4, Xbox One and PS Vita.
Valkyria Chronicles 4 is the first game in the series that is a direct sequel and not a different story set in the same universe. According to the developers, it is around 90% complete and set to launch in March 2018 for the PS4 in Japan. It has also been confirmed to release on the PS4, Xbox One and Switch in the West in 2018, although there is no solid release date given for it yet.
To celebrate the announcement of the game, SEGA has released the official logo and key art along with a teaser trailer from the game. Visually, it manages to retain the art style for the series and looks better than its predecessors, although it is still not as impressive for a current generation game.
Valkyria Chronicles has received a new life on PC with the release of the original Valkyria Chronicles, but the announcement of the sequel lacked a PC version which might have disappointed some of the fans. However judging from the comments made by Atlus USA producer, there is always the possibility of the PC version releasing later down the line.


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As proven by the recently released gameplay demo, Cyberpunk 2077 is an ambitious project for CD Projekt RED. The intricate systems the studio has teased, such as character creation, seem to indicate Cyberpunk 2077 will utilize every ounce of power CD Projekt can pull from a platform. Unfortunately, due to hardware limitations, some features may get cast aside in favor of others.
The game's Level Designer, Miles Tost, told IGN that the studio is unsure of whether Cyberpunk 2077's environments will feature full destructibility.
Every platform only has so much performance. If you think about it, as a developer, how do you want to root this performance? Do you want to have more NPCs? Do you want to fill a large city space? Or do you want the environments to be more destructible? Do you want the lighting to be better, or do you want to have more complex AI.
So we're trying to push the interactivity of the world by adding in details from a physical side. The game will be highly physical, will have a lot of destruction. You can see that in the demo when you're in the scavengers area and you shoot at the pillars and they start crumbling. This all is to add weight to the world. To really give life to our vision of what is very much a dark version of the future.
The world of Cyberpunk is not a nice beautiful place, everyone happy. It's inherently dystopian, and we want to portray this gruesome side of life, the reality of gunfights with super advanced weapons in a world where people augment themselves with arms and military level cyberware that just is there to kill people.
Still, the limitations of current-gen hardware could derail some of the developer's more intricate plans, where environmental destruction is concerned. Yes, the PlayStation 4 and Xbox One are incredibly powerful machines. However, technology ages quite rapidly. If a developer wants to add extra bells and whistles, it may come at the cost of something else. For instance, David Cage recently spoke about Detroit: Become Human's not having a photo mode because the PS4's limited memory wouldn't allow it.
With regards to Cyberpunk 2077, it's possible CD Projekt will create fully destructible environments for high-end PCs or next-gen hardware. Should this be the case, there's a long wait ahead to find out.
Cyberpunk 2077 is currently with an official release date.


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Emeline Towner
Emeline Towner1
#13856, (21 February 1849 - 1 August 1935)
Relationship 2nd cousin 2 times removed of Nelle Belle Bridges
Father* Abel Towner1 (1806 - 1857)
Mother* Emeline Collord1 (1810 - 1895)
Silas M Harvey b. 1848
Her married name was Harvey.2�
Birth* 21 February 1849 She was born on 21 February 1849 at New Richmond, Clermont Co., OhioG.3�
26 October 1850 She appeared on the census of 26 October 1850 in the household of Emeline Collord and Abel Towner at Ohio Twp., Clermont Co., OhioG, age 1, b. OH.4�
20 June 1860 She appeared on the census of 20 June 1860 in the household of Emeline Collord at New Richmond, Clermont Co., OhioG, as Emma, age 11.5�
between 21 June 1860 and 31 July 1860 She removed with Emeline Collord to Champaign Co., IllinoisG, between 21 June 1860 and 31 July 1860 (not joining: Oscar, Thomas, Mary Amanda and Ezra.)5�
1 August 1860 She appeared on the census of 1 August 1860 in the household of Emeline Collord at Twp. 18 N Range 10E, Champaign Co., IllinoisG.5�
21 July 1870 She appeared on the census of 21 July 1870 in the household of Isaac Collord at Cincinnati, Hamilton Co., OhioG, as Emma, age 21, b. OH, assists Aunt [her mother, Emeline Collord, was Isaac's sister. Presumably the comment refers to Isaac's wife Eliza, who is not named in this household].6�
Marriage* circa 1872 She married Silas M Harvey circa 1872.2�
12 June 1880 She and Silas M Harvey appeared on the census of 12 June 1880 at Pesotum, Champaign Co., IllinoisG.7�
13 June 1900 She and Silas M Harvey appeared on the census of 13 June 1900 at Vine Street, El Dorado, Butler Co., KansasG.8�
Death* 1 August 1935 She died on 1 August 1935 at Urbana, Champaign Co., IllinoisG, at age 86.3�
[S20] 1850 U.S. Federal Census. b. OH.
[S196] Illinois Deaths and Stillbirths 1916-1947, online FamilySearch.org. Emeline Tonner Harvey [sic], b. New Richmond OH 21 Feb 1849, dau. of Abel Tonner (b. Bradford Co. PA) and Emeline Culland (b. PA); spouse Silas M Harvey; d. Urbana, Champaign Co. 30 Jul 1935, bur. Woodlawn Cemetery, Urbana, 1 Aug 1935.
[S20] 1850 U.S. Federal Census. Abel (44), b. PA, painter; Emeline (40), b. NY.
[S19] 1860 U.S. Federal Census. Emaline Towner (50), b. NY.
[S18] 1870 U.S. Federal Census. Isaac (76), b. NY, clergyman.
[S17] 1880 U.S. Federal Census. S M (32), b. IL, father b. PA, mother b. IN, merchant; Emma (31), b. OH, father b. PA, mother b. NY, keeps house.
[S5] 1900 U.S. Federal Census. Silas M (52), b. IL Feb 1848, father b. PA, mother b. IN, no occ.; Emeline (51), b. OH Feb 1849, father b. PA, mother b. NY, no children; marr. 28 yrs.


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Statio. Interdisciplinary Research group in Art History, Music and Liturgy
Department of Art and Musicology
Emaileduardo.carrero@uab.cat
Websitehttps://agr.uab.cat/GrupsUAB/2949
Campus UAB
Bellaterra-Cerdanyola del Valles
Our main objective is to approach, from an interdisciplinary perspective, the relationships between art history, liturgy, music and documentary sources of the Middle Ages and the Renaissance. Our interest is based on the need to reinterpret our artistic heritage through the study of its uses and functions. In this sense, the buildings that we conserve today and on which we can work are profoundly altered by the aesthetic taste, the modification of their functions and restoration interventions. On the other hand, the medieval architecture was a space in constant change, due to the liturgical use and its needs to transform the scene of celebration between festivity and festivity. Finally, working from a liturgical perspective requires a deep knowledge of the rite and its history, in line with the work on documentation that, at times, is as misleading as it is not precise. Thus, our research focuses on the study of the building or artistic work in the context of its celebrative use, approaching a cultural history or art and music. In addition to the implementation of this methodological model, our objective is to apply to be recognized as SGR by the Generalitat de Catalunya, as well as to participate in public calls for research projects.
Dive into the research topics where Statio. Interdisciplinary Research group in Art History, Music and Liturgy is active. These topic labels come from the works of this organisation's members. Together they form a unique fingerprint.
Consecration Arts & Humanities
Ensemble Arts & Humanities
Ceremony Arts & Humanities
Medieval Wall Paintings Arts & Humanities
Kingdom of Castile Arts & Humanities
Epigraph Arts & Humanities
Romanesque Arts & Humanities
Liturgy Arts & Humanities
Eduardo Carrero Santamaria
Eduardo.Carrero@uab.cat
Institute for Medieval Studies
Person: Lecturer, Assignment to research
Antoni Rossell Mayo
Antoni.Rossell@uab.cat
Antoni.Rossell@uab.es
Department of French and Romance Studies
Center for the Study of Colonial America (CEAC)
Les cròniques catalanes. https://itunes.apple.com/us/book/les-croniques-catalanes/id1060479332?ls=1&mt=11
Blasco, A. (ed.) & Rossell Mayo, A., 1 Jan 2015, 1 ed. Barcelona (ES). 182 p. (Escrits i memòria 1)
Research output: Book/Report › Book › Research
Literatura Medieval i Patrimoni Immaterial
Rossell Mayo, A. & Carrero, T. S. I. E. (ed.), 1 Jan 2010, La Ciutat de Mallorca i els segles del gòtic. XXVIII Jornades d'Estudis Histo`rics Locals, Palma, del 3 al 5 de novembre de 2009. 1 ed. Palma de Mallorca (ES), p. 35-56 21 p.
The epigraphic ensemble of San Miguel de Neila (Burgos) and the Roman ceremony of consecration of churches
Santamaría, E. C. & Somoza, G. F., 1 Dec 2005, In : Anuario de Estudios Medievales. 35, 1, p. 385-401
Medieval Wall Paintings
Kingdom of Castile
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Q: ASP.MVC 3 routing : how to get url with default action included? Suppose I have the following routing
routes.MapRoute(
   "Default", // Route name
   "{controller}/{action}/{id}", // URL with parameters
    new { controller = "Home", action = "Index", id = UrlParameter.Optional } );

Now, when you generate an url using Url.Action("Index","MyController") you will get as expected : /MyController
But in one exceptional case, I would like to get the full url /MyController/Index
(without changing the routing)... does anyone know if this is possible?

A: It is possible. But you need to modify the routing.

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*Create an own routing class that derives  Route

*Override the GetVirtualPath() method to include /index for the pages that needs it.

*Configure the default route using your routing class instead.

A: I am afraid this is not possible. And it shouldn't matter as both urls will resolve to the same controller action.


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