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This is the text of a speech that I gave 1 year ago after I was asked, by the director of Hashomer Hatzair North America, to speak at the memorial ceremony for Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, who was assassinated by a right wing Jewish extremist in 1995. The event was held at the Jewish Community Center (JCC) in Manhattan.
This speech was meant to communicate the experience of a teenager who suddenly awoke to the world beyond his neighborhood via a murder on the other side of the world. It was meant to communicate the severe frustration in knowing that, more than a decade and a half later, things are spiraling downward. This speech is supposed to be some kind of call to action for a Jewish community which could be a deafening voice for peace, justice, and equality in Israel and Palestine.
I was 14 when Rabin was murdered. I had been in the Hashomer Hatzair movement for a few years, but to me it was really just a place to have fun. Changing the world was not really on my radar when I thought about the movement. When I heard about the assassination on the news I was getting ready to go out with friends. The next day I found myself at a vigil with my family, friends, and the entire shocked Toronto Jewish community. Watching the flames and the candles melting on the sidewalk, I have vivid memories of the feeling that I felt that night. It was a feeling that I was needed. Terrible things can happen to people who try to make the world a better place, and it means that more people need to try to make the world a better place, because the alternative is unthinkable.
I understood that I needed to be involved; that I was needed in making the world better somehow. I understood at that moment that I was part of a people, a movement, and a mission.
Rabin was not a pacifist. He was not even particularly progressive on a number of issues. He was a soldier, diplomat and politician. He was a part of the system. But he was a visionary as well. He understood that without bold motion forward peace and justice would not come on its own. He understood that someone had to take steps, or no one would. He knew that it had to be him at that moment, and that is the incredible inspiration that he left us with after he was shot down.
As Socialist-Zionists it is vital for us to involve ourselves in bettering the collective Jewish project in our people's birthplace. It is essential for us to struggle for a Jewish self-determination that is socialist in nature and that is united with Palestinian self-determination; because it is. We aim to work with our partners in Israel and Palestine to create a free society for all peoples who share that place.
I am moving to Israel in two weeks with my partner, Karen. With this move, we aim to further develop the North American movement's relationship with our partners in Israel and around the world. We aim to deepen our knowledge of Hebrew, because it is the language of our people and our culture. Most importantly, we aim to join the struggle for a better reality in Israel and beyond. The reality that we envision holds at its core justice for all peoples, peace, truly democratic structures, and a culture of harmonious mutual responsibility.
This year the world has begun to rise up against authoritarian power, economic inequity, and social injustice. This movement is global, and it is becoming more evident every day that we are collectively moving toward large-scale societal shifts. We are leaving North America as partners in building this growing movement, which seeks true democracy and economic and social justice. We are moving to Israel to struggle for the very same ingredients of a better world. We are moving there at a time when authoritarianism is on the rise and restrictions on speech, movement, and information are only the beginning of what will only become worse if we don't stand up together. Whether we are here or there, it is our responsibility to stand together.
We are entering an era of profound social transformation. Much of my involvement in this is inspired by that sense that I am, we are, needed to help make a better world.
Chazak V'Ematz (Strength and Courage).


A few months ago, I briefly escaped the hellfire known as September in Southern California to wander through vineyards in Eastern Washington. Yup, there are vineyards in Eastern Washington. I didn't believe it myself, but a couple of trips on tiny airplanes later, I found myself in what was, unmistakably, wine country.
I won't bury a disclosure at the bottom of this piece: I definitely did not find myself in Paterson, Washington on my own dime. I stepped off the plane, slightly convinced that I was tricked into visiting San Luis Obispo, with my skeptical New Yorker/journalistic eyes and ears.
But I swooned for Columbia Crest Winery anyway. In less than two days, Juan Muñoz-Oca sold me on Washington vineyards, the de-bouge-ification of wine, and crowdsourced winemaking.
His infectious, childlike wonder surrounding wine stems from a family legacy. At the tender age of eight, Muñoz-Oca began learning about wine from his grandfather in Mendoza, Argentina. He went on to study winemaking and agricultural engineering at Argentina's National University of Cuyo, securing that a third generation of Muñoz-Oca would get into the family business. Several degrees and the successful wooing of viticulturist-turned-winemaker Jessica Munnell later, he joined the Columbia Crest family.
Before being named head winemaker in 2011, Muñoz-Oca spent 8 years (plus an internship in 2001) helping a close-knit team continue to raise the winery's bar of excellence.
In a crowning moment, Wine Spectator bestowed the title "Wine of the Year" on Columbia Crest's 2005 Reserve Cabernet Sauvignon. With a $27 price tag, it tied as the second most affordable wines in the top 25. The winery's more economic H3 bottles clock in around $10, and also often appear on Wine Spectator's annual list.
Yes, you can get high quality wine for (often less than) $10 that was made in Eastern Washington, sans grunge and never-ending rain. Largely, we have the late Dr. Walter Clore, the man who literally wrote the book on Washington wine, to thank for this miracle. Officially recognized by the state as the "Father of Washington Wine," Clore's research unearthed the Columbia Valley's prime grape-growing conditions, giving birth to numerous wineries.
You can get high quality, Eastern Washington wine for $10.
And yet, most conversations about wine pit California against France while countries like Chile, Argentina, and Thailand have only started making headlines for their grapes in recent years. In a climate like this, it's not unusual for you to be hearing about Washington wineries for the first time, but rest assured that they want to make a good first impression.
During a retreat, the Columbia Crest team mulled it over and decided to open up the winemaking process to the public, making them the first winery to do so. In 2014, they set aside five acres of the vineyard (which previously yielded their Wine of the Year) and let users vote on various processes throughout the season, from when they should harvest the grapes to how they should blend the wine. According to Muñoz-Oca, so far, the crowd always gets it right.
When I first checked out the 2015 harvest on the Crowdsourced Cabernet website, I thought it would be very limited in scope. Instead, I found myself feeling as though someone playing Fallout 4 had just handed me the controller (even my button-smashing is horrendous).
'It feels like we are in an era where we care more about the process of how things are made,' said Muñoz-Oca.
Don't get me wrong; the questions were written in plain English, but the in-depth weather stats coupled with the vineyard and barrel room live feeds gave me an unexpected power rush. The cherry on top? The website is actually gorgeous. No, I'm not talking about the standard sleek aesthetics of an alcohol brand's website; this site is fast, responsive, and makes you want to use it.
And people are. From the 2014 to the 2015 season, the site experienced a 788 percent bump in traffic and a 255 percent increase in votes. Though Crowdsourced Cabernet has an international reach, the vast majority of users winemakers reside in the US, and are fairly evenly dispersed throughout the states. With millennials making up roughly half of the group, Columbia Crest's ability to tap into the needs of a youthful base is impressive and organic, but not at all surprising.
This almost instantaneous sense of a familial community combined with a shared curiosity regarding the outcome accomplishes a very peculiar feat. Columbia Crest draws in people from different walks of life and asks them to create something together, in an age of increasing social disconnect. Not only is this product tangible, but it's associated with joviality and festivities.
You get the sense that Columbia Crest was on the right path, but probably couldn't get to this place where modernism mixes with traditional elbow grease without Muñoz-Oca (though he'll likely deflect praise onto his team).
Though he wouldn't force his children into the family business, after watching a video of his six-year-old son discerningly taste grapes off the vine, I hope that this legacy will prevail. The world needs more Muñoz-Ocas sticking their hands into crates of grapes.


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From The Horse's Mouth: Jane Smith of Belle Histoire on Dreamers
Belle Histoire released Dreamers this summer via InVogue. Rather than review the record, we went right to the source and contacted Jane Smith. Here is what she told Ghettoblaster about the band's new record…
When did you begin writing the material for Dreamers?
I collected lyrics from over two years ago and slowly pieced them together for songs with the boys. We really started perfecting the songs towards the end of February, 2012.
"Home" was the weirdest to record. We kept trying to keep it simple, but we didn't want it to be boring either. We even contemplated it being a bonus track that no one would know about. The song is super simple. It was written just about missing people, whether they have passed away, or they are just gone for awhile. We didn't really know what we were going to do with this song, but we knew it had to be on the album. I think once we had it recorded, we played it by ear as to what to add. In the end, just a cello and some reverb did the trick!
Definitely "My Dear." When I wrote the song, it was super jazzy and slow. It reminded me of rainy day music or something. Then one day I came into the studio and heard what they did with the drums for it. It became a super upbeat folk song, and I loved it. "My Dear" was definitely the song that we were all super nervous about, but then we realized that it was single material towards the end of recording. I owe all my thanks to the boys for that song, I could have never thought of taking it in that direction.
We had a guest cello player, on our song "Home". She did an absolutely amazing job!
Our Previous second guitarist and our friend Joe Dunlap produced our record at the Bongo Tree Studios in Ohio. They definitely helped us a ton with this record. There were a lot of parts where we were unsure about what to do, and Aaron and Joe were our voice of reason. They definitely wanted to keep things creative, but also simple.
Is there an overarching concept behind Dreamers that ties the record together?
All of the lyrics on this record tie in with dreams that I've had, or how I think that everyone would be a little bit happier, if they dreamed more. We had a tough time coming up with a title, but then we all realized that almost all these songs talk about dreaming.
Have you begun playing these songs live and which songs have ellicited the strongest reaction from your fans?
We started playing a couple songs from the record on a tour back in May. Almost all the songs from our previous releases were slow and hard to get into live, so we started playing "Don't Run Away," and "Kids" live. We were very surprised with how much people liked the new songs as they were so different from our previous material. "Don't Run Away" was definitely an awesome song to play live, it seemed like everyone loved it!
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"Oregon Pinot Noir" has twice been named to Wine Spectator's Top 100 wines of the year "Oregon Pinot Gris" is a perennial Best Buy "Oregon Chardonnay" is America's Best Selling Oregon Chardonnay.
Website: atozwineworks.com
Headquarters: Newberg, Oregon
Solution: Diver Platform and Sales Advisor
Defining Oregon wines
Founded in 2002 and situated in Newberg, Oregon at their REX HILL property, A-to-Z Wineworks (A-to-Z) is Oregon's fastest growing winery. A-to-Z is driven by a single overarching mission to produce the highest quality Oregon wine for the greatest value. A-to-Z sets itself apart from competitors by concentrating on excellence and defining quintessential Oregon wines, using only grapes grown in the state. While renowned for their Pinot Noir, A-to-Z also grows and bottles Chardonnay, Pinot Gris and Riesling as Aristocratic Wines at Democratic Prices™.
Bringing sales reporting in-house
Over its eleven years of operation, A-to-Z has increased production from 2,500 cases to almost 300,000 cases through organic growth and acquisition. In response to this rapid growth, A-to-Z decided to bring their sales team in-house. Prior to 2010, A-to-Z had no direct data analysis capabilities and received somewhat dated reports from an outside contracted sales team. They recognized the growing need for timely data and a comprehensive view of their sales and distribution channels.
A-to-Z evaluated leading business intelligence (BI) products and chose Diver Platform® (Diver) as its new BI solution. Dimensional Insight's extensive experience providing reporting, analytics, and data visualization platforms to the Alcoholic Beverage industry and its SaaS-based deployment option were key differentiators. Also, several members of the new in-house sales force were familiar with Diver.
In order to deploy a solution quickly and cost effectively, A-to-Z chose Dimensional Insight's SaaS-based delivery option. With a convenient monthly subscription, SaaS- based deployment brought browser-based access to Diver's reporting and analytical capabilities without requiring a server purchase or in-house IT support.
"Deploying Diver helped change perceptions. We now deal with data-driven facts instead of perceptions. Diver helps keep our sales team focused and on-track by letting them gauge progress against goals and sales targets."
Julia Sargent
Operations Analyst, A-to-Z Wineworks
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Asked about insights gained from using Diver, Sargent explained how their analysis of Retail Account Data (RAD) helped to clearly define a sales channel opportunity with on-premise national accounts. In 2013, A-to-Z hired an additional sales person with dedication to this on-premise channel.
A-to-Z maintains a distribution network across all 50 states as well as ships to several export markets including Canada, Japan, and the UK. Diver allows A-to-Z to track, analyze and report on distributor depletion rates, RAD, and distributor inventory levels. Sargent notes that "it's easier to keep track of depletions and to view distributor performance in Diver. We see distributor performance easily and quickly, which enables us to make real time decisions. Also updated with Diver, each of our brands' websites, AtoZwineworks.com and REXHILL.com include a "Find Our Wine" section for consumers to query by city or zip code to locate our wines at restaurants or retailers."
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A-to-Z's national sales team uses Sales Advisor for remote access to RAD and depletion data, viewing marketing collateral, and presenting videos to customers and prospects. Useable with or without an internet connection, Sales Advisor keeps A-to-Z's sales team focused and productive when traveling or visiting with customers.
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Eleutherodactylus grandis es una especie de anfibio anuro de la familia Eleutherodactylidae.

Distribución geográfica
Esta especie es endémica del Distrito Federal en México. Habita en El Pedregal en los campos de lava del volcán Xitle.

Publicación original
 Dixon, 1957 : Geographic variation and distribution of the genus Tomodactylus in Mexico. Texas Journal of Science, vol. 9, n.º4, p. 379-409.

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Britney Spears spent the holidays with her family, and then left for her brother's wedding in Louisiana on New Year's Eve. We heard her boys Jayden James and Sean Preston had a great holiday, and Brit did too. They spent a lot of time with their friends and family. This photo was taken just before they left.
It was around a year ago when Brit was going through a tough time in her life, but she is doing A LOT better now!


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Conflicts and Wars
UAE To Wind Up Somalia Military Training Program
The United Arab Emirates (UAE) has decided to end its military training program in Somalia, following the seizure of nearly 10 million dollars from a UAE Royal Jet by the Somali government last week.
"The UAE has decided to disband its military training program in Somalia," said a government statement run on the UAE's WAM news agency on Sunday.
The decision was announced after Emirati military trainers were held for hours at Bosaso International Airport in Somalia's semi-autonomous region of Puntland, as they refused to allow security forces to check their suspiciously "heavy" luggage.
"The decision comes in response to Somali security forces' seizure of a UAE-registered civil aircraft at Mogadishu Airport and confiscation of money destined to pay the soldiers," WAM said.
The UAE's statement, however, came only after the Somali government announced it will disband Abu Dhabi's training mission in the country and "fully take over" the troops trained by the Persian Gulf kingdom.
Relations between Somalia and the UAE have deteriorated since Somalia's refusal to take sides in the Saudi-led boycott of Qatar, which the UAE is part of.
Last month as the UAE reached a military agreement with Somaliland, an autonomous region of Somalia seeking to break away from the mainland, Mogadishu censured the agreement as violation of international law, which further strained the relations.
Under that deal, the UAE builds a military base in Berbera Port and trains the soldiers of the breakaway Somali region.
Leonardo to Provide Air Traffic Control Systems to Somalia, Sudan
October 24, 2017 @ 07:17 PM
Leonardo has signed two contracts to provide Air Traffic Control (ATC systems) for Somalia and Sudan, the company announced today at the African Air Show 2017 in Accra, Ghana. The first contract was signed in Montreal with the International Civil Aviation Organisation (ICAO) on behalf of the Federal Government of Somalia
Turkey Opens Military Training Academy in Somalia
October 1, 2017 @ 04:59 PM
Turkey inaugurated a military academy in the Somali capital Mogadishu capable of training 1500 soldiers at a time. Turkeys Chief of General Staff Gen
Turkey To Open Military Training Camp In Somalia
Turkey is set to open a military training facility that can train more than 1500 troops in the Somali capital Mogadishu. Somali defense minister Abdirashid Abdullahi Mohamed said that the camp which had been under construction for the last two years will open this September,
Australian Navy Seizes AK-47s, Machine Guns, Grenade Launchers From Fishing Ship Bound...
Australian Navy has seized a large number of weapons caches that includes 2000 AK-47 assault rifles 100 rocket propelled grenade launchers, 49 machine guns from a Somalia bound fishing vessel in Oman. HMAS Darwins boarding team intercepted the vessel about 300 kilometres off the coast of Oman and found weapons along with spare barrels and mortar tubers hidden under fishing nets in the dhow,
UAE's First Astronaut to Ride on Russian Spacecraft
The United Arab Emirates and Russia here today signed a cooperation agreement to send the first UAE astronaut to participate in scientific research in a Russian space mission to the International Space Station aboard the Soyuz MS spacecraft. UAE Vice President, Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum said that sending the first UAE astronaut to space is a historic step towards the beginning of a new phase in which the Emirates vision of space will be completed,


One of the first things you need if you want to teach agriculture is a degree in agricultural education. See below for a listing of all the schools in the United States where you can work toward an agricultural education degree.
Thanks to Michael Coley, former National Teach Ag Ambassador and current agriculture teacher at Gallatin High School in Gallatin, Tennessee for providing us with the original idea for this interactive map!
Click here to see a list of online agricultural education programs.


Jeremy Hardy at The Kettering Arts Centre – Saturday 3rd December only a few tickets left!
Jeremy Hardy is in his 4th decade as a stand-up this year. That's a more dramatic way of saying he started 32 years ago and, without a lottery win, probably has at least another 32 years to go. In 2014, the tenth series of Jeremy Hardy Speaks to the Nation was broadcast on Radio 4. He is also well known for his appearances on The News Quiz and I'm Sorry I Haven't a Clue. Indeed, Alan Bennett recently said he likes him "but he's only on the radio".
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Fox Lake, Montana
Title: Fox Lake, Montana
Subject: Richland County, Montana, Lambert, National Register of Historic Places listings in Montana
Location of Fox Lake, Montana
5.7 sq mi (14.8 km2)
Elevation[1]
2,372 ft (723 m)
Population (2010)[2]
37.3/sq mi (14.4/km2)
Mountain (MST) (UTC-7)
MDT (UTC-6)
U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Fox Lake
Fox Lake is a census-designated place (CDP) in Richland County, Montana, United States. The population was 158 at the 2010 census.[2]
5 Notable people
Within the CDP, as well as the settlement of Fox Lake, is located the settlement of Lambert. Lambert was built as a station stop along the Great Northern Railway branch line extending west from Sidney, Montana. Due to the station's proximity to Fox Lake, the post office was originally named Fox Lake. The Lambert post office was established in 1914 with Edmund Bronson as the local postmaster.[4]
Fox Lake is located at (47.684208, -104.625103),[5] 21 miles (34 km) west of Sidney on Montana Highway 200 near the Fox Lake Wildlife Management Area.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 5.7 square miles (14.8 km²), of which, 4.2 square miles (10.9 km²) of it is land and 1.5 square miles (3.9 km²) of it (26.14%) is water.
As of the census[6] of 2000, there were 157 people, 58 households, and 41 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 37.3 people per square mile (14.4/km²). There were 64 housing units at an average density of 15.2 per square mile (5.9/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 98.73% White, and 1.27% from two or more races. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.27% of the population.
There were 58 households out of which 46.6% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 63.8% were married couples living together, 3.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 29.3% were non-families. 29.3% of all households were made up of individuals and 15.5% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.71 and the average family size was 3.39.
In the CDP the population was spread out with 36.9% under the age of 18, 2.5% from 18 to 24, 31.2% from 25 to 44, 17.2% from 45 to 64, and 12.1% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 30 years. For every 100 females there were 101.3 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 94.1 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $31,000, and the median income for a family was $36,667. Males had a median income of $21,250 versus $19,250 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $14,443. About 11.4% of families and 16.2% of the population were below the poverty line, including 27.7% of those under the age of eighteen and none of those sixty five or over.
Lambert Public Schools, Districts 4 and 86, operates an elementary, a junior, and a senior high school with a total student enrollment of 90 students in the community.[7] For the purpose of inter-school athletic competition, the Montana High School Association classifies Lambert as a Class C school.[8] The mascot for Lambert Public School athletic teams is the Lion.[9]
Eugene K. Bird, Director of the Spandau prison
Donald Grant Nutter, 15th Governor of Montana[10]
^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Lambert, Montana
^ a b "2010 Census Redistricting Data (Public Law 94-171) Summary File". American FactFinder. United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2 May 2011.
^ U.S. Geological Survey Geographic Names Information System: Lambert
^ "Montana's Missouri River Country - Lambert". Missouri River Country, Inc. Retrieved 2007-09-23.
^ "US Gazetteer files: 2010, 2000, and 1990". United States Census Bureau. 2011-02-12. Retrieved 2011-04-23.
^ "American FactFinder". United States Census Bureau. Retrieved 2008-01-31.
^ "Directory of Montana Public Schools, 2007-2008" (PDF). Montana Office of Public Instruction. Retrieved 2007-09-23.
^ "2006-2007 Montana High School Enrollments by Classification" (PDF). Montana High School Association. Retrieved 2007-09-23.
^ "Montana High School Association Member Schools". Montana High School Association. Retrieved 2007-09-23.
^ "Montana Governor Donald Grant Nutter". National Governors Association. Retrieved October 14, 2012.
Municipalities and communities of Richland County, Montana, United States
County seat: Sidney
Knife River
Census-designated places in Richland County, Montana
Census-designated places in Montana
Richland County, Montana
Montana, Dawson County, Montana, Roosevelt County, Montana, McCone County, Montana, Wibaux County, Montana
Lambert (name), Lambert, Mississippi, Lambert, Missouri, Lambert–St. Louis International Airport, Fox Lake, Montana
National Register of Historic Places listings in Montana
U.S. Route 10, Havre, Montana, Missouri River, U.S. Route 2, National Register of Historic Places


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The Divided Families Foundation (formerly known as Saemsori or the Saemsori Project(샘소리 프로젝트)) is an American NGO that advocates for reunions for Korean American Divided Families who are seeking to reunite with their relatives in North Korea, whom they have not seen for 60 years since the Korean War in the 1950s.  Unlike previous first-generation divided families organizations, the Divided Families Foundation began in 2006 by focusing on lobbying the American government as well as raising public awareness, and in 2007, created the Congressional Commission on Divided Families, a caucus co-chaired by then Rep. Mark Kirk and Rep. Jim Matheson.

References

Further reading
Korea's Divided Families: Fifty years of separation by James A. Foley:  |
Faithful Endurance: An Ethnography of Korean Family Dispersal by Choong Soon Kim:

External links
Divided Families Foundation Website

Political advocacy groups in the United States
History of Korea


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I'm a little shy at first but open up quick.I am very outgoing and love to laugh.I have been told many times that I'm very respectful to women.I love the outdoors and movies.I work lots of hours so try to do as much as I can out side of work.
I'm a professional traveling in Thailand in search of fun and adventure.
Outgoing,lov the out doors,music,movies,im funny n very funny n fun,loving.
Im 45.single.speak a lot of Mexican spanish..ask if need to know more..learn ed Spanish from Mexican people.as blessing.also read y write.always learning..soy Americano..siempre abla espanol..mi vida es dos idiomas siempre..
Hello, my name is Giovanny! I play games with my friends, I also play a lot of sports which can include baseball, soccer, volleyball, tennis and swimming. I'm also an avid shoe lover as well.


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Hello community!
It seems that overloaded version of operator() must all differ in their argument list, independly of the return type.
I have the following case:
class Sha256{
public:
   QVector<quint32> operator()(QString const& data);
   QByteArray operator()(QByteArray const& data);
   QVector<quint32> operator()(QByteArray const& data);   // this is line 168
   ...
}

Last declaration leads to following compilation error:
.\sha256.cpp(168) : error C2556: 'QVector Sha256::operator ()(const QByteArray &)' : overloaded function differs only by return type from 'QByteArray Sha256::operator ()(const QByteArray &)'
        with
        [
            T=uint
        ]
On the other side, following declarations are working:
class Sha256{
public:
   QVector<quint32> operator()(QString const& data);
   QByteArray operator()(QByteArray const& data);
   ...
}

because they have different arguments.
One way would be to add in the first case an additional argument like
QByteArray<quint32> operator()(QByteArray const& data, bool getByteArray)

but this is embarassing, not intuitive and also not clean (return type would be a QByteArray, independly of the value of getByteArray, even in case of false!).
Another way could be to use a template function like
template<class T> T operator()(QByteArray const& ba)
template<class T> T operator()(QString const& str)

but T could only be of a few 'supported' type (QByteArray and QVector), therefore user could run into trouble if using wrong T Type. This version seems to be error prone.
So my questions are:
1. Why is the return type of function objects not taken into account in the signature to distinguish between different flavors of the function like in 'classical' functions?
2. Is there a better way around than adding an additional dummy argument?
Thank you for your valuable time.
Alain

A: Return type is never used for overload resolution. In fact, you can't even declare two functions that differ only in return type. In my opinion, adding this feature would be complicated and not that helpful. Is it necessary to use the function call operator? You could just use a named member function, and then give them different names. Another option would be to use a member template, but even then you would need to explicitly give the return type as a template argument, and the syntax would be ugly if done on the function call operator.
The comment from Kerrek SB suggests a workaround by leveraging conversion operators, if you are okay with something that is complex on the inside, but simpler on the outside.
#include <iostream>

struct A {};
struct B {};

A fooA_impl(const char *) {
    std::cerr << "A impl" << std::endl;
    return A();
}
B fooB_impl(const char *) {
    std::cerr << "B impl" << std::endl;
    return B();
}

class Helper {
    public:
        operator A() { return fooA_impl(p); }
        operator B() { return fooB_impl(p); }
    private:
        friend Helper foo(const char *p);
        Helper(const char *p_) : p(p_) {}
        const char *const p;
};

Helper foo(const char *p) {
    return Helper(p);
}

int
main() {
    A a(foo("hello"));
    B b(foo("hello"));
}

A: You can't use overload by return type. One thing you can do is to add the return type as a tag parameter when overloading operator():
   QByteArray operator()(QByteArray const& data, const QByteArray& tag );
   QVector<quint32> operator()(QByteArray const& data, const QVector<quint32>& tag);

The below is how you call these function:(assume both types have default constructors).
(data, QByteArray());
(data, QVector<quint32>());

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Epperley overcomes the 'Sophomore Slump'
By Thomas Conner
© Tulsa World
The members of Epperley on Sunday are returning from the
South by Southwest music conference in Austin, Texas.
They've been there before — once playing a packed official
showcase, once playing to the sound man at a "pirate" gig --
but this year's self-promotion rings of self-confidence and
assurance.
No longer does this Tulsa rock band fit the mold of
green, mildly desperate newcomers. An acclaimed new album,
some miles on the odometer and a sense of professionalism
instilled by four years in the running have fermented the
Epperley sound into something finer, full-bodied and
formidable.
"Like wine, right?" smirked Epperley guitarist Matt Nader
during a recent conversation. "Jeez, I hope we've grown by
now. We're playing some great shows, and I think we're all
excited about the record and what people will think of it."
He should be. Epperley's new album, "Sophomore Slump," is
likely to raise most of the brows furrowed by the
self-titled debut. Recorded and mixed in a whirlwind few
days in New York City, the disc is a wallop of fat guitars,
roaring production and some solid songs. That it's finally
on record store shelves is a bit of a relief, too — the
release was delayed for a year — but Nader said he thinks
the timing will be just right. "Somehow we haven't let
people forget our name, and I think some people are
actually waiting for this," he said.
The waiting has been the hardest part.
Exactly one year ago I caught up with Epperley to talk
about the new album, finished early in '97. When I asked
when the record would be released, all four guys — Nader,
singer David Terry, bassist David Bynum and drummer John
Truskett — laughed. The responses, though, showed they
weren't amused: "Maybe late May?" "This century?" "Hell's frozen
now, right?"
The band's record label, Los Angeles-based Triple X
Records, held onto the disc while working out a deal to
distribute it properly. Nader said the delay, while
frustrating, will be worth the wait. "The last record
(also on Triple X) was hard to find even here in Tulsa, but
a friend of mine saw copies in a Tower Records in Germany
and Indonesia, and I found it in Paris," Nader said. The new
deal should make "Sophomore Slump" readily available in most
music shops on this continent.
Last year's meeting took place during a rehearsal at
Nader's posh south Tulsa house. An upstairs bedroom was the
band's studio, littered with chunky sound equipment and
videodiscs of cult films. Truskett, the band's manic Neal
Cassidy, was sniffling and wheezing behind his kit; the
night before, his symptoms had landed him in the emergency
room. Before launching into the first song of the
afternoon, he beat on his chest, chanting to himself, "Who's
not sick? Who's not sick?"
"Hey, the drummer for Def Leppard only had one arm," Nader
said, attempting consolation. No dice.
"Yeah," Truskett said, "but he didn't have bronchitis."
As the sun faded, they plowed through several of the
songs they're still playing today — the martial beats of
"Static," the reinvented boredom lament "Jenks, America," a
great song that didn't make the new album, "Casio Man" --
randomly selecting them from a lengthy three-column list on
a bulletin board.
"Triple X wanted to put out an EP, but we thought that
would be a bad idea," Bynum said. "We've got so many songs,
though, and we haven't put out a record in so long."
Said Nader: "We're the most prolific band in the
Midwest."
Indeed, since the appearance of "Epperley" in 1996, Nader
and his mates have churned out scores of songs. Every few
months, I'd see them brandishing another 90-minute cassette
of new songs. In addition to producing their own Christmas
CD twice, Nader even formed a band on the side, Secret
Agent Teenager, to ease some of the songwriting pressure.
In the interim, the band also landed a publishing contract
with Windswept Pacific.
"The publishing deal is actually the best part," Bynum
said. "That gets our material in front of a lot of people
who otherwise probably wouldn't play one of our records on
sight. That has helped us to slowly, very slowly, get
bigger."
Teen-age imperialism
Epperley spent the beginning of 1999 plying the West
Coast with this sweeter sound. After four years together,
this is the first serious touring the band has done. Nader
said the advantages of honing a live show far outweighed
the soul-deadening experience of driving for hours on end.
"We got to play a lot — a lot more than if we had stayed
here in Tulsa," he said. "It was a drag sometimes, pulling
eight- to 12-hour drives every day and knowing exactly what
records each person would listen to when it was his turn to
drive. But we had some really good shows, especially toward
the end of the tour."
Not only did a San Diego club, the Casbah ("I finally got
to rock the Casbah," Nader said), bring Epperley back for a
second show, but the band's final gig was an opening slot
for Imperial Teen, the latest band featuring Roddy Bottom
(Faith No More), at L.A.'s noted Troubadour club.
They plan to hit the road again next month, if for no
other reason than to see Tina Yothers again.
"Remember Tina Yothers, from 'Family Ties'? She's in a
band called The Jaded," Terry said. "It's awful. It's like
Cinemax after-dark kind of stuff. Really bad."
It's gonna happen
Meanwhile, Epperley now is concentrating on promoting
the new album through all the right channels. The reviews
are starting to come in, and most are positive. The band is
now listed in the online version of the All-Music Guide,
and both albums score three out of five stars.
"The first album got reviewed in all these punk
magazines," Bynum said. "That's bad."
"We got a bad review in one of those that said we sucked
because we didn't use distortion in every song," Nader
"Guitar World said, `This band makes Blind Melon look
like Pantera,' " Bynum recalled. "What else was there?"
"Remember the shortest one?" Terry asked his mates. "It was
just one sentence: 'Isn't Kurt Cobain dead?' "
Everyone laughs, and it's a healthy laughter. The
Epperley guys usually join detractors of their first
record. Most of it was recorded when Epperley still
operated under the names Bug and, briefly, Superfuzz, with
some extra tracks added from initial, hasty L.A. sessions.
"We don't even really like the first record," Nader said.
"We can't blame Triple X for not promoting it. It was
recorded without any idea that someone would say, `Hey, we
want to put this out.' " But that, Epperley likes to
remind itself, was a long time ago. "One day," Terry
said, "whether it's on Triple X and takes forever or whether
we're shoved into the limelight, it's going to happen for
us."
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Aldemir Gomes da Silva Junior (born 8 June 1992) is a Brazilian sprinter.

Da Silva won three gold medals at the 2011 South American Junior Championships in Athletics in Medellín, Colombia.

He won three gold medals at the 2012 South American Under-23 Championships in Athletics in São Paulo, Brazil.

He qualified to represent Brazil at the 2020 Summer Olympics.

Personal bests
100 m: 10.13 s (wind: +1.6 m/s) –  Bragança Paulista, 29 August 2019
200 m: 20.15 s (wind: +1.3 m/s) –  São Bernardo do Campo, 11 June 2017
200 m: 20.13 s (wind: +2.3 m/s) –  Segovia, 14 July 2019

International competitions

1Did not start in the final
2Disqualified in the semifinals

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They include 'close alignment with the single market'
Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn has laid out his party's five Brexit demands in a letter to prime minister Theresa May.
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The letter then states that "these negotiating objectives need to be enshrined in law before the UK leaves the EU to provide certainty for businesses and a clear framework for our future relationship."
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Corbyn recognises that "any negotiation with the EU will require flexibility and compromise," but states that: "Our first priority must be a deal that is best for jobs, living standards, our communities, in the context of increased and more equitable investment across all regions and nations of the UK."
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Two SeaTac Deputies helped save a driver's life after car accident on Friday, Mar. 22.
Here's more from SeaTac Police:
Deputy C. Mulligan located a single vehicle collision in which the involved vehicle drove into a telephone pole. The vehicle suffered extensive damage from the crash. Upon initially checking on the driver, Deputy Mulligan found him to be moaning, moving and breathing. Deputy J. Bartolo arrived a short time later to assist and they requested Aid to respond. Deputies Mulligan and Bartolo noted that the driver was no longer making noises. Deputy Mulligan immediately checked on the driver and saw that he was no longer moving. Deputy Bartolo checked for a pulse and none was found. Both Deputies quickly removed the driver from the vehicle and to a spot safely off the roadway.
Deputy Bartolo immediately began chest compressions while Deputy Mulligan retrieved his bag valve mask so they could provide ventilation to the victim driver. Deputy Mulligan also requested an AED equipped patrol Deputy respond to assist. A short time later Puget Sound Fire arrived on scene along with Medics who took over lifesaving efforts. Fire and Medic personnel were on scene for some time trying to revive the driver, which included two AED shock applications. Deputy Mulligan was advised that Medics were able to stabilize the driver and that he now had a pulse.
Detectives later spoke with family of the driver and learned that the driver had suffered a massive heart attack, but he was medically stable now. The driver's brother expressed his gratitude for Deputies Bartolo and Mulligan and mentioned that the nurse told him that the early CPR likely saved his brother's life.
It is clear that the immediate actions of both Deputies Mulligan and Bartolo led to the driver's life being prolonged until medic personnel were able to take over lifesaving efforts, which ultimately led to the driver's survival of this ordeal.
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Song Productions
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Vancouver guitarist – multi-instrumentalist Derek Mason lived and breathed music. This website is maintained by his estate to share some of the highlights of Derek's work as a music producer, composer and arranger. We start here with a short feature from his many original compositions, spanning different genres. Browse this site fully to listen to several playlists of Derek's productions for emerging artists, as well as his Jazz, blues, progressive rock and Dramatic compositions. Visit the blog to learn more about the music legacy of Derek J. Mason.
Derek Mason first became renowned as progressive rock guitarist, and then earned recognition as an accomplished musician in many genres. His music career spanned the mid 1980's through to December 2014. Derek started performing in Vancouver and throughout BC with the prog-rock band First Aid, and subsequently recorded and produced with them and with other bands. In his last twelve years, Derek evolved into a creative music producer of his own original works and of emerging Canadian singer-songwriters. He also played solo nylon string classical-jazz guitar on international cruise ship lines. Through hard times, perseverance and dedication, he became a world class multi-genre musician.
Derek Mason's natural gifts for improvisation and edgy artistry were notable in his live performances and are apparent in his music productions, some of them which we share here.
Derek J.F. Mason passed away in February 2015, and is is deeply missed by his wife, Anthea, and all his family, friends and music associates. We will always feel Derek's personal and musical presence, and affirm he is alive an with us in spirit.
** For the song production playlists, scroll down on your mobile device or find the sidebar on a computer or large tablet. The main playlist on this page is focused on vocal artists backed up with Derek's instrumental artistry. Find more playlists via the menu links. Latest media posts are on our Blog. Scroll to bottom of this homepage to find the rest of Derek's short bio, and find more information about Derek J. Mason and his music, visit the Biography page.
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In the 1980's and 1990's, Derek Mason was known within his closer music circles for his Progressive Rock guitar. He was a member of the prog-rock group, First Aid, from 1986 through 1991. From 2003 to 2005, he played solo nylon string classical-jazz guitar for the international cruise ship industry, and then set to work building his music production business. For the last twelve years of his career, Derek applied his gifts intensively and passionately as a music producer, composer and arranger, producing independent artists while continuing to expand his personal musical expression through original instrumental compositions.
Reaching far beyond rock, Derek Mason was remarkably skilled in several genres of guitar — New Flamenco, Jazz, Blues, R&B and Roots — on nylon string, electric and acoustic instruments. He was also remarkably good on live 5-string bass, turning out some deep groove. In the last decade of his career, Derek made a fairly deep dive into virtual orchestration and used his remarkably intuitive gifts in a variety musical arrangements, some of which you can listen to here for free on this official website. He worked with meticulous detail at drum programming when it was needed in productions. Derek was known for having a great ear and was often called a "wizard" or a "genius", because of his ability to roll off improvisational lines with grace and beauty within the particular genre, whenever the music called for it. One recording client called him the "Octopus" – because he could play so many instruments, and so well. His overall instrumental brilliance is abundantly evident here in the Song Productions playlist** and in the Blues, Jazz & Progressive and Composition collections. Enjoy your listen.
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· However, Bharti Infratel also owns 42% in an affiliate towerCo Indus, which is jointly owned by it along with Idea & Vodafone.
· Average lease period of Infratel sites are ~5.5years implying that operators cannot exit the sites without considerable penalty.
· A new player Reliance Jio has been doing a 'test launch' for a long time-it is speculated that the proposed merger talks were sparked off by this impending commercial launch of Reliance Jio.
Two possible scenarios appear evident to me which the market is pricing in, for a valuation range of 246-296, ASSUMING THAT THE MERGER TALKS FRUCTIFY, AND THAT THE MERGER IS APPROVED, both of which are very optimistic assumptions presently. But let us try and put some numbers to it.
In the first scenario, going by published estimates of consolidation impact, Infratel will lose 4000 colocations and Indus will lose 14000(which is around 5% of present operations). I have further layered on a 5% price drop assumption, for an overall 10% revenue decline. While EBITDA remains constant on the lowered price, the valuation multiple of EV/EBITDA compresses to 10x, giving a value/share of 246. Here, EV approximates market cap as cash and net debt are margina.
In the 2nd scenario, we consider that the towerCos honour the existing contracts for 5 years with the 2.5% escalation, after which 10% of sites are exited(hence the dip after 2022). The lack of pricing power therefore ensures merely a 6% revenue growth, versus a cost of capital of 13.1%, to arrive at an overall value/share of 263. This scenario is what I would consider optimistic.
Scenario 3 would be where the proposed merger is approved, with safeguards to remove undue market concentration. If this accrues to the benefit of Infratel(eg a scenario where shareholding in IndusTowers is reduced below 50% etc), then the share price should move back to present levels of 350. This might also happen if due to Reliance Jio entry by the time of transaction closure, Vodafone-Idea do not have bargaining power vis-à-vis Infratel.


Having brought a dark and dingy flat in the heart of St Ives, our private client turned to Underwild Design & Development to help transform it into a highly contemporary, warehouse style apartment boasting a series of eye catching interior design elements.
Create a unique interior living space, completed to an extremely high level finish.
Design and instilation of a galleried bedroom on the Mezzanine floor and one of the key design features of the development – the installation of a cantilevered, suspended staircase.
Throughout the project there was an overriding emphasis on attention to detail.
Required the complete demolition of the existing interior fabric of the building – a challenge in itself given there was no vehicular access to the main entrance of the building and no parking facilities.
In addition to the challenge of removing existing building waste, large steels also had to be incorporated in the build to enable the new Mezzanine flooring to be created.
Complete transformation of what was a dark and dingy flat into a highly contemporary, open plan living space with Mezzanine floor.
Key interior design features included the development and installation of a cantilevered, suspended staircase.


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Jan results is 94%. The rest of the year is default at 0%. The field should display 94% but instead it is showing 7.89%. What am I missing?
Try setting the fields all to not treat blanks as zero - I assume that these are Summary fields? Let me now if that fixes the problem.
Not necessarily correct. The Average function ignores null values.


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She's Speed Review
This review was forwarded to us a bit after the fact but we still really appreciate it.
It is always nice to read something positive about music you've created but having it come from a music fan who picked up your single from Easy Street Records resonates with the music fans in PALOOKA.
There is something special about getting lost in a record store, finding something interesting and taking a chance.
Thank you for taking a chance on us and the kind words.
Life in the Vinyle Lane
6-13-14 Brewersfest, Redmond, WA
PALOOKA will be sharing the stage with Hell's Bells at the WA State Brewersfest at Marymoore Park in Redmond, WA on June 13th. The best beer in the world, rock and roll, what a Friday happy hour! PALOOKA goes on at 6pm!
More info Here: WA Brewers Fest 2014
5-24-14 Triplehorn, Woodinville
PALOOKA plays Woodinville, WA Triplehorn Brewery!
Van Eps http://www.facebook.com/rockvaneps
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Riot in Rhythm http://www.facebook.com/riotinrhythm
Triplehorn Thanks and Next Up
All of us in PALOOKA would like to thank those of you who came out to the big eastside rock show last night. Thanks to The Van Eps who killed it, sound guys Steve and Rocky and all the Triplehorn staff.
Next up for PALOOKA is The Washington Brewers Festival @ Marymoor Park with Hell's Belles on June 13th. Palooka goes on at 6pm!
PALOOKA also plays the Children's Hospital Charity Ride Party at Enumclaw Expo Center on Sunday June 29th.
PALOOKA is planning some great shows in Seattle in August, and around the NW this fall! More news soon.
4-11-14 Palooka Recording
PALOOKA goes into the studio the next 2 days to record the preproduction demos for the last 7 songs in consideration for the next album. By late April/early May we plan to choose the 10 or so songs for the next album out of a pool of almost 20.
The plan is to record the album over the Summer. Stay tuned.
Thank you Everett and Studio Updates
PALOOKA would like to thank Polecat, Flight's pub and all the fans who came out to enjoy this great evening of rock. We were most of all honored to share the stage with two fantastic bands Gunn and Stereo Embers.
As of now, PALOOKA has no plans to play live until the end of May @ Triplehorn Brewing Co. on the 24th. We will be using this break to finish up preparation for recording the next album.
The weekend of April 11th PALOOKA goes into the studio to record the last preproduction demos for the next album. After this session we will have approximately 20 new songs demoed, any of which may end up on the next album. By the end of April we plan to choose 10 to 12 songs from these 20 to be on the album. We will also make our final studio/producer selection and schedule studio time by the end of the same month. The plan is to record the album over the summer.
In June it looks like PALOOKA will be playing two larger outdoor shows, more details to follow.
We truly appreciate your support.
Palooka News
PALOOKA is hard at work finishing up song writing for the second full release. Next tasks will be to pick the top 10 for the next release and get into the studio.
More info soon folks, you can get your fix on 3-15 live and in person at Flight's in Everett.
2-9-14 - El Corazon with Schenker
PALOOKA opens the show for the legendary Michael Schenker Sunday Feb 9, 2014 at El Corazon in Seattle.
Show starts at 8:30pm be there early to catch us!
PALOOKA on Pandora
For all you Pandora fans, you can now hear PALOOKA's first CD on Pandora.
http://www.pandora.com/search/palooka
Have fun including us in your favorite mixes! Make sure you thumbs up us!
1-5-2014 - Slice of the Pie Live
Check out this Live Video of new song "Slice of the Pie" from the 11/27 Columbia City Show.
Palooka at Columbia City Theater
PALOOKA Studio Seven 12-27-13
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Packers game may be Kaepernick's last chance to audition
Packers game may be Kaepernick's last chance to audition
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Typically, by the final game of preseason, teams already have a pretty good idea who their starters will be. The final game is simply a formality and at the very most, used to decide which depth players will stay and which will go. You certainly don't want to risk injury to any players that you hope will significantly contribute during the regular season.
San Francisco 49ers QB Colin Kaepernick has not played in a game – regular season or otherwise – since November 1, 2015. His first opportunity to do so may come on Friday when the 49ers host the Green Bay Packers at Levi's Stadium. First, the coaching staff will try to "ease" him back into practices this week to see if they can get him ready to play on Friday.
Kaepernick has not fully practiced since August 10, when his arm fatigue, muscle issue, or whatever the team is choosing to call it, first caused him problems.
For Kaepernick, it is important that he does play if he wants to have a chance at climbing back into the quarterback competition with Blaine Gabbert, who has started each of the 49ers' two preseason matchups. While Gabbert's play has been erratic at times, he is out there going against opposing defenses while Kaepernick has been limited to being a spectator. Gabbert has also been part of two touchdown drives during preseason, something the coaching staff labeled as important when evaluating the quarterbacks.
People need to keep in mind that if Kap is to return for preseason play he will likely have 1 game to audition. 4th game is more formality.
— Ryan Sakamoto (@SakamotoRyan) August 21, 2016
@SakamotoRyan Which means GB is his shot. And we all know that Kap has GB's number. Rises to the occasion. #CheeseheadKiller
Prior to Saturday's victory over the Denver Broncos, Kaepernick was seen on the field about two hours before kickoff. He reportedly threw over 50 passes, varying in distance, in about a 30-minute window. Kaepernick felt fine on Sunday.
"Kap is fine," 49ers head coach Chip Kelly said Sunday. "I saw Kap. He's fine."
What's the plan to ease the quarterback back into practice this week? Kelly was vague in his answer. "He's going to throw some more," he said. Kelly would not indicate whether or not Kaepernick would participate in team drills and simply said that they would see how it goes once he is out there throwing.
On Tuesday, the 49ers signed quarterback Christian Ponder, who first practiced with the team on Wednesday in Denver. On Saturday, Ponder entered late in the third quarter and was responsible for two touchdowns – one through the air and one using his legs. However, Ponder does not figure to be included in the quarterback competition conversation and is just looking to make a team that already has rookie Jeff Driskel on the roster.
For Kaepernick, playing against the Packers and playing very well will be important if he hopes to have any chance at starting Week 1 when the 49ers host the Los Angeles Rams. You certainly don't want to throw him into a game before he is ready, but at the same time, you want to see if Kaepernick can distinguish himself from his competition. So far, he reportedly hasn't been able to do so during practices. Friday may be his last shot.
Kaepernick started the 2015 season as the 49ers' starting quarterback. He tore a ligament in his throwing hand's thumb during an October 22 loss to the Seattle Seahawks. During his next game, a November 1 matchup against the then-St. Louis Rams, Kaepernick said that he suffered a bone bruise and cracked cartilage. That game would be his last of the season before being benched in favor of Gabbert and eventually being placed on injured reserve.
Of course, if Kaepernick doesn't win the starting job and Gabbert struggles against a very difficult early team schedule, he could find himself to be the most popular player among fans who are looking for a change.
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"Zero" chance Christian McCaffrey misses 49ers-Eagles, says the RB
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Key stats from the 49ers' 31-7 NFC Championship Game loss vs. the Eagles
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Kyle Shanahan, Brock Purdy preview 49ers-Eagles NFC Championship Game matchup
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The 1916 Project chronciles the events leading up to The Rising
This May bank holiday weekend a unique theatre experience will hit the streets of Kilkenny.
The 1916 Project chronicles the events leading up to the 1916 Rising. Seen through eyes of a number of key characters, the influence of Thomas MacDonagh, signatory of the Proclamation is central to the play. MacDonagh lived and worked in Kilkenny for a number of years and become a significant nationalist figure during his time in the marble city.
The production is funded by Kilkenny County Council and is one of a number of events planned to mark the county's contribution to the 1916 centenary. The play is written by Cara O'Doherty who runs Heritage Tales, directed by Ita Morrissey and co-produced with Hannah McCormack.
Cara, familiar to Kilkenny audiences as a member of local group Barn Owl Players, is an archaeologist and writer who formed Heritage Tales to create and produce heritage based theatre.
"History is my first love and making it accessible and understandable is something I am very passionate about.
"Theatre is the perfect medium to do this, you get to bring the past to life, let moments and characters live once more. 1916 is such a big year that I knew I had to do something to mark it and I am delighted to be able to do it on this scale."
Ita Morrissey, makes and directs theatre experiences. She is delighted to be collaborating on this project and is looking forward to bringing the streets of Kilkenny to life.
Hannah worked on last year's highly-regarded Bridge Street project in Callan and is looking forward to working in an outside arena once more.
The 1916 Project has a large cast of characters to help create the sense of a living 1916-era town.
The project is inviting members of the community to support both onstage and behind the scenes.
"We are looking for talented community members to create the life of 1916 Kilkenny and take the audience on a journey, to celebrate the rich heritage of Kilkenny City.
Experience is a bonus but a simple desire to be involved is enough. This will be a piece of promenade theatre that no one can miss," said Ms Morrissey.
If anyone would like to be involved please contact heritagetales@gmail.com and keep an eye on wwww.facebook.com/the1916project for production updates.


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Aleppo Umayyad Complex and Library - Aleppo
The Aleppo Umayyad Complex and Library is situated in the city center. The complex also has a madrasa, which had valuable literary works and classrooms. The first construction of the building dates back to the Umayyad period. However, it has undergone numerous repairs and changes before taking its present form.
Aleppo and its surroundings were attacked by the Byzantine Emperor Nikephoros II Phokas in 962. The building, which was damaged as a result of this attack, was repaired by Sayf al-Dawla in 965.
The building was extensively renovated after the Seljuks, notably by the Ayyubids after a fire in 1159. Only the minaret has remained in its original form after these renovations. In 1260, the mosque was destroyed again when the Mongols invaded Aleppo. The building was also repaired in the Ottoman period.
The complex, library and manuscripts were damaged during the civil war in Syria in 2013 and the minaret was destroyed by the military forces of the government.
http://www.selcuklumirasi.com/architecture-detail/aleppo-great-mosque


We at "Heavenly Miniature Schnauzer" enjoy improving and showing our Schnauzers, to do this we must find "forever homes" for males and females to retire to at an age that will provide the new owners with an energetic, sound healthy dog to enjoy.
These dogs are all completely house trained and are used to living inside the home with plenty of privileges (such as sleeping on the bed). They also have a large fenced yard they can access through a doggie door for plenty of exercise and adventure. They are good travelers having gone to dog shows and stayed with me in motels, and behave well on a leash.
These dogs are available at a reduced cost to the right home - one where they can continue to be spoiled and have lots of loving attention. These are not kennel dogs.
One thing I'm picky about is my dog's food, currently all my dogs are on Life's Abundance pet food.
Why Adopt a Adult Dog?
A lot of people feel that an adult dog (out of puppy-hood) is a better pet for them. Older dogs don't require as much attention as a growing puppy does. They are house-trained, they are past the chewing stage, and have settled down from the boisterous adolescent behavior.
Also, with an adult dog you have a much better idea of what you are going to end up with. Adult dogs present no surprises in their final size and appearance.
When an adult dog is put into a new situation, they are looking for leadership and will attach to you almost immediately. For example, observe the relationship between a blind person and a German Shepherd guide dog. These dogs have been through at least three homes before they're finally matched up with their blind companions.


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We offer an environment to build a strong foundation for recovery by combining networking groups, educational lectures, workshops and social events in a home-like clubhouse.
Through our supportive living and outpatient programs, family and friends have the opportunity to join with others affected by this shared-life experience to build social, emotional and informational support to assist in the support they need during the time of a loved one's treatment process.
We provide family members and significant others with education regarding how families are impacted by the illness of addiction, introduces them to recovery skills and the fellowship Al-Anon. Al-Anon is a support and discussion group for the relatives of people suffering from alcoholism and addiction.
Spouses, parents, adult children, siblings, significant others, and colleagues—anyone with significant exposure to persons with substance use disorder may attend these sessions.