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February 1, 2021 June 1, 2021 Stebos
PSA, the Journal of the Pirandello Society of America, seeks submissions of short dramatic pieces (5 to 30 minutes of expected performance time) inspired by the theatre and literary works of Luigi Pirandello, for publication in the next or future issues and potential production. Scripts should be previously unpublished and unproduced.
An essential requirement is that proposed contributions both reinterpret and clearly reference a specific work or more by Pirandello, be it a play, short story, novel, or essay. The connection could take several forms: development or updating of an existing scene/play by Pirandello, background on a character demonstrated through monologue or dialogue, theatre within the theatre, transformation for different media or site-specific performance, dramatization of a prose piece, dialogue between characters from different works, alternative endings, alternative casting, engagement with a contemporary issue, etc.
Accepted scripts will be considered for actual production, either digitally or as staged reading/full performance in the context of a post-pandemic Pirandello festival.
Proposals related to Six Characters in Search of An Author should be e-mailed by March 15, 2021 to psa2017conference@gmail.com and, if accepted, will be published on the next thematic issue (XXXIII, 2020); all others will be scheduled for publication in the following issue (XIV, 2021).
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Changing Neighborhoods
May 29, 2015 January 5, 2021 Stebos
Center for Performance Research, NYC
In April/May 2015 I collaborated as dramaturg and director with three performer-choreographers – Lori Hamilton, J Reese, Sarah Starkweather – and musician Ken Kruper on a dance piece that aimed to capture the spirit of a neighborhood as it changes over time. New people are first attracted and then pushed out in a constant recursive flux that materializes at different times during the exhibition through movement and music.
This dance piece was created during the "Your [_____] Neighborhood collaborate:create residency produced by ForwardFlux.
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Your [_____] Neighborhood
Between April and May 2015 I was invited to my second artist residency with Forwardflux for three weeks of intense collaborative exploration of how neighborhoods are transformed, gentrified, or even colonized. Through meetings once a week with the whole group of participants and more intimate rehearsals with two smaller groups, for the first time I worked as dramaturg of a dance piece, Changing Neighborhoods. For the exhibition program, click here.
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Come Back (Via Five Stage Approach) by Michelle Levy
May 15, 2015 June 1, 2021 Stebos
For the author and performer Michelle Levy, "Come Back… marks the return to a stalled artistic research project I had been pursuing about my father, named (by him) 'The Comeback.' This current investigation has two narratives. The first is the story of Ron "Lucky" Levy, a once successful motivational salesman who has, sadly fallen down on his luck. The second is my process of sharing the story with the help of a tool named (by me) 'The Five Stage Approach to Creating an Effective Artistic Experience.' Through a series of small performance 'focus groups' organized over the past five months, I have been collectively revisiting a brief 'comeback'"
In my role of dramaturg I participated to the focus group performances and advised on the overall dramaturgical structure of this biographical monodrama that drew upon archival research and technology to reactivate a dialogue between daughter and father.
The show was presented at the Abrons Arts Center and Theaterlab in May 2015. For the show's program, click here.
The Mysteries at The Flea
This project was my first practical involvement as Resident Director with the Flea Theater in New York City and lasted about seven months from December 2013 to June 2014. With 48 playwrights involved, 54 between actors and singers, main director Ed Sylvanus Iskandar, a large group of associate and assistant directors, an indefatigable stage manager and 11 assistant stage managers, the show was an exercise in coordination of an incredible number of creative inputs and professional skills.
From my point of view, the most interesting part of this collective endeavor was the opportunity to witness the several phases of contemporary script development under master dramaturg Jill Rafson, Literary Manager of Roundabout Theatre Company. The project started with an offer to several American playwrights for a commission to write a 1- to 10-minute rewrite of an episode from the York cycle of medieval mystery plays. Each episode would need to "stand on its own while serving the larger goal of telling the story of Man's Salvation." Not only was it important for the plays to work in terms of their own dramaturgical arc, they also needed to be stitched together in a coherent fashion.
The plays went through a series of drafts, revisions, readings, workshops, rehearsals, and combined run-throughs that at times seemed more than chaotic, but the whole eventually paid off, and produced a contemporary take on the Medieval collection, including digital media/hashtags, gender-bending, and unexpected outcomes for traditionally revered religious figures.
For the full evening program, click here.
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Michael Jackson Was Innocent and I Didn't Kill Jonbenet Ramsey… But I Was There the Night She Died
For this production, which was part of the Queer Theatre HOT! Festival at Dixon Place in NYC, I attended rehearsals as a second set of eyes and sounding board for director Gian Marco LoForte of the Pioneers Go East Collective and performer Michael Cross Burke.
Here is how the show was described: "In Michael Jackson Was Innocent and I Didn't Kill Jonbenet Ramsey… But I Was There the Night She Died, award-winning queer performance artist Michael Cross Burke, known for his 'unflinching honesty' uses found & original text to tell the story of corruption, wealth and tabloids told from the eyes of a 12-year old boy. Juxtaposed with Burke's obsessive research on the Jonbenet Ramsey case and his escape from porn and prostitution, this oddly humorous and eccentric journey digs its teeth deep into the U.S. Court System and celebrity culture by fully exposing the intricacies of greed and deceit (and the front of his own body.) See the page at Dixon Place or the original event on Facebook event.
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Alexis by Marguerite Yourcenar
February 10, 2002 December 29, 2020 Stebos
S. Giovanni Bosco Theatre, Modena, and San Martino Theatre, Bologna, Italy
By special arrangement with the Yourcenar Estate, I presented this monologue within the context of the "La manica tagliata" (The Cut Sleeve) LGBT festival, with Francesco Stella as the protagonist. Since the piece is particularly long, it offered a challenging field for experimentation in the areas of dramaturgy, storytelling, and composition.
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The Two Gentlemen of Verona (from Shakespeare)
December 14, 2000 June 5, 2021 Stebos
I was called by Numeriprimi who wanted to stage a Shakespearean play in an imaginative way at the Teatro del Tempo in Parma, Italy. For this company of young actors, who had just graduated from a professional course supported by the European Union, I chose The Two Gentlemen of Verona.
In addition to providing an original translation, I dramaturged the script in several directions:
I substituted several scenes with speechless actions to take advantage of opportunities for physical theatre;
to better employ one of Numeriprimi's performers, I substituted the clown character with a winged Cupid on roller skates who recited aphorisms from the humorous Murphy's Law of Love, a prominent theme in the play;
finally, I added several songs, each in fact a Shakespearean sonnet, translated into Italian and set to original music by Marco Caronna.
With the tunes played by Luca Savazzi and sung by a gifted vocalist and company member, the show came to resemble a musical.
Below you find both an 8 minute promo video and the two parts of the full show:
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Made to Bowl; Born to Rock
Legends – like Asbury Lanes – never die. They get reborn.
By Evan Henerson
Asbury Lanes began its life over half a century ago as a traditional recreation option in an otherwise nondescript town on the Jersey Shore. When bowling started to lose popularity in the mid 1980s, the venue's operators added music to try to keep existing customers and attract new ones.
That's when Asbury Lanes underwent the first of its transformations, becoming one of the initial prominent concert-bowling centers.
"It was really a punk concert venue with bowling. They were focused on the punk genre, all local bands and talents, and from what I understand, they operated that way for 10 to 15 years," said Kris Des Roches, the Brunswick representative who would work on the facility's later transformation, "and then it eventually started to fade off."
As the town of Asbury Park faced economic hard times, the center declined right along with it. Following the devastation of Hurricane Sandy, master developer iStar began purchasing distressed buildings along the waterfront, including Asbury Lanes. After a closing and renovation that lasted nearly two years, the restored Asbury Lanes reopened in July with the city's native son, Bruce Springsteen, playing a set and reflecting on his status as an "old homeboy." It's not known whether the man who would become the Boss ever rolled a few balls at the Lanes during his teen years. But the musician who would hit the scene with his album "Greetings from Asbury Park" was a regular performer at the nearby watering hole, The Stone Pony.
No matter how great the reborn facility looks now, people acknowledge that a faction of devotees were unenthusiastic at what the renovation would bring. Writing for the Asbury Park Press, John Bazley, a native of nearby West Long Branch reminisced about the venue's magic and doubted whether it could be reproduced. "Something you'll learn by speaking with anyone who frequented the Asbury Lanes is that everyone has a Lanes story," Bazley wrote, "and in most stories, the music comes second."
The Asbury Lanes of yore might be largely unrecognizable to anybody checking out the facility today. Bowling capacity has gone from 16 to 6 lanes and the music – local, regional and national acts – is king, along with upscale food options at the new in-center, 24-hour diner, all of which was dreamed up by operators Brian Cheripka, senior vice president of iStar, and David Bowd of Salt Hotels.
"Asbury Park really is all about community," said Bowd who relocated to New Jersey from England 12 years ago. "It's a really eclectic mix of people from all different backgrounds, all different walks of life. And the lanes for many years — as bowling lanes tend to do — became central to the community."
It might have been this status as a community centerpiece that saved Asbury Lanes from becoming a complete tear down. The facility was in decay and, with a new Asbury Hotel (another iStar development) on track to open in 2016, project managers weren't about to have it be anything other than spectacular. But the sport needed to be part of this revamp, said Bowd, especially given the fact that iStar chairman Jay Sugarman was an avid bowler.
"We said, 'How do we create a really world class bowling center, but also a world class music and events venue?'" said Bowd. "We spent a couple of years on market research asking what are people looking for? What are bowlers looking for? What does Jay want out of this process? What is the community reaction to the lanes and the renovation of the lanes?"
"Everything we have always done in Asbury Park – the Lanes, the Asbury Hotel and now our new project, the Asbury Ocean Club – have all been about [being] truly local," Bowd continued. "And it's not about paying lip service to a local experience. It's really about putting the hotel in the center of the community and the Lanes in center of community. There's an incredible amount of emotion with the Lanes. There were a lot of people who felt that it shouldn't change at all. But in reality, it had to change."
Nostalgia and fondness for the Lanes as it had been caused developers to look for ways to keep the original bowling equipment. Although some of it could be repurposed, a total save proved unfeasible, according to Des Roches.
"It was an old AMF installation with the pinsetters right up against the wall," said Des Roches. "They wanted to make it retro and fit a lot of the old equipment in. For us to put in new equipment and try to match it up with the used equipment would be very difficult to get everything to mesh well, and from an operational standpoint, it would be tough for them to maintain."
In recreating the center's retro look, the developers wanted to keep everything exposed and visible, including the pin setters. This would have presented a potential hazard during concerts when the lanes are covered up to allow patrons to rock out and dance. Concert goers, potentially holding beer bottles, who are partying in close proximity to operational machinery, could be a bad mix.
Brunswick ended up creating a 10-foot tall clear masking unit out of plexiglass which permits people to see the pin setters operating without offering access. Asbury Lanes' website boasts the "back-to-the-future pin setting system."
"It's the only place where we've done this so far," Des Roches said. "People always have an interest in how these things work, and what do they look like. This allows the customers to see how it works which I think has gone over really well."
The exterior sign has been restored and is back in place. Inside, a set of industrial walls flank the lanes. Over the bar sits an enormous American flag fashioned out of red, white and blue bowling balls.
The lanes themselves are popular and in near constant use. Since reopening, Asbury Lanes has hosted everything from league nights to lessons for the Boys and Girls Club to drag queen bowling. For many of the concerts, the lanes stay operational. A larger selling act will often prompt operators to cover the lanes to increase the venue's capacity.
"It's a very cool looking facility," Des Roches said. "We build a lot of family entertainment centers and we do it really well. This is just one of those things that's very on trend and a little bit different than what we normally are involved with, and so I think that adds to the excitement of the project. They really did an amazing job of keeping with the history of the bowling center."
Courtesy of International Bowling Industry Magazine
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Bill Gates invests $80 million to build Arizona smart city
Posted November 13, 2017 1:01 p.m. EST
By Matt McFarland
WASHINGTON (CNNMoney) — Bill Gates wants to build a futuristic community in Arizona.
A group associated with a Gates investment company has invested $80 million in a high-tech planned development outside Phoenix.
The community in Belmont will be designed around high-speed networks, autonomous vehicles, high-speed digital networks, data centers, new manufacturing technologies and autonomous logistics hubs.
It's unclear how much former Microsoft CEO Gates, who owns Belmont's parent company Cascade Investment, will be involved in the effort.
Belmont Partners, the Arizona-based real investment group that's leading the project, said it will be similar in size to nearby Temple, Arizona, which has a population of 182,000.
"Envisioning future infrastructure from scratch is far easier and more cost efficient than retrofitting an existing urban fabric," Grady Gammage, a spokesman for the venture said in the statement.
Arizona has a reputation as being a technology-friendly state. Several major players in the autonomous vehicle industry -- Waymo, Uber and Intel -- are testing their innovations in the state.
The $80 investment is the latest example of excitement surrounding rebuilding cities from the ground up with a digital mind-set.
But developing a new city or even a neighborhood isn't cheap. This October Sidewalk Labs, the urban innovation arm of Google's parent company Alphabet, committed $50 million for the initial phase of planning and pilot testing a Toronto neighborhood development.
It's designed as a model neighborhood for the 21st century, with reduced pollution, shortened commutes, safer streets and better weather. Transportation will be designed around shared electric vehicles, walking and biking. More flexible zoning will blend commercial, industrial and residential areas.
Only a week later after the Toronto announcement, Saudia Arabia announced plans to invest $500 billion in a new global hub meant to push the boundaries of innovation and exemplify the future of civilization.
The smart cities trend has gained momentum as Silicon Valley's disruptors shift their focus to transportation innovations such as autonomous vehicles and ridesharing services.
Belmont's developers are counting on the expected development of Interstate 11, which will serve the area, to boost development. But right now, the company is not rushing to move forward.
"This is a very long term, very patient investment," Gammage told CNN Tech.
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The key aspect of this restaurant is Chinese and Japanese cuisines. Trying tasty sushi, hot & sour soup and fried dumplings is a nice experience here. At Yurihana, you can get a takeaway. If you look through the visitors' comments, the staff is accommodating at this place. Terrific service is something guests appreciate here. Prices at this spot claim to be attractive. The atmosphere of this place is spectacular. But this restaurant has been rated below average by Zomato reviewers.
Rude customer service. Mediocre food.
Good service, interesting "Pan Asian" menu, and nicely priced bentos for lunch make this a place I'll return to. Easily one of the cheaper lunch options in the shopping center if you're avoiding corporate BS like Burger King and Subway. The staff is nice, the sushi is okay, but I am learning not to expect a lot from sushi in a landlocked place. What made the lunch extra special was the bento came with a freshly fried sesame ball, and that really polished off the lunch nicely!
Decent pan-asian food in a strip mall.


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One of the reoccurring sins of Old Testament Israel was forgetfulness. Knowing that, God graciously instituted festivals and holy days to cause them to remember the goodness of the Lord. But that didn't stop with the New Covenant. On the night Jesus was betrayed, He instituted a new celebration known as the Lord's Supper. In this message, Dr. Sproul discusses the occasion when Jesus instituted the Lord's Supper, and the value it has for New Testament believers.


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Travel farther tasting our 4 brand new recipies included in this assortment. With ingredients from around the world, the Exotique assortment is a tantalizing tour of zChocolat's most uniquely indulgent recipes. Flavors like coconut, lemon, cinnamon, coriander, pistachio, sesame, and violet are expertly paired with classic French chocolate for a collection that is as unexpected as it is exceptional. Includes pieces 12 through 24 from the Numbered Collection, plus two white Z chocolates.


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Nordic American Tankers Limited (NYSE:NAT) - New CFO for NAT and Nordic American Offshore Ltd. (NAO) to join October 16, 2017.
Hamilton, Bermuda, September 12, 2017
In our message of September 1, 2017, we informed the investor market about the appointment of our new Chief Financial Officer (CFO), Mr. Bjorn Giaever. We are pleased to inform you that Mr. Giaever will join us October 16, 2017.
Mr. Giaever joins NAT/NAO from the well reputed firm of Fearnley Securities AS with main office in Oslo, Norway. This is an investment bank with special focus on the maritime sectors, where he served as a director and partner in the Corporate Finance division. Mr. Giaever has served as a corporate advisor in the John Fredriksen group in London, top rated Senior Shipping Analyst in DNB Markets and partner in Inge Steensland AS, specializing in gas related maritime matters.
The outgoing CFO, Turid M. Sorensen, will leave her administrative duties in NAT/NAO before the end of 2017, providing for a smooth transition. She will be suggested as board member of NAT later.
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"Talk 1" dives in with the same force as the first passage of Webern's (Op.5 (Five Movements for String Quartet) with a bit more presto. Scrapes and snags and nails across strings meld with short, sinewy melodic gestures and finger taps on wood all executed with free tempi and surprising jumps from fff to ppp and back again. (As noted, there are frequent pauses and dips in sound where one can imagine, say, a trio or quartet playing between the gaps � but these works are most likely more intriguing without the supplement.) Near four minutes, Frangenheim abandons a hammering spasm for five long, plucked reverberating notes that secede to a walking bass with a hint of swing; bow in hand, he switches to an almost-metered series of two string purrs whose intervals start sweet and end harmonically cross-eyed. The ending: hush...bip...tick.
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This week, two French-trained chefs went head-to-head. Victor "El Diablo" Meneses, onetime student of Michel Richard, faced up against Jimmy Strine, a pupil of Daniel Boulud. Their collective technical skill made for a great battle.
Meneses slinked out to "Goodbye Horses" by Q. Lazzarus. Don't recognize that little ditty? Well, it's just about the creepiest song ever, made famous by serial killer Buffalo Bill in the Silence of the Lambs. "And, ladies, he's newly single," reassured chef Eric Baker.
The judging panel boasted two chefs: Patrick Broadhead from Max's Grille and Adam Brown of The Cooper. Adam Rutledge of VineCraft provided the "diner's perspective" and a well-developed palate.
Whole ducks were provided by Jan Costa of the Florida Fresh Meat Co. (He's the butcher from Queens who says "sommorradat!") These ducks are American Pekin, or Long Island (not to be confused with Peking) duck, and weigh about 5 lbs each. Pekin ducks are very intelligent and make great pets, able to connect and make strong bonds with humans. Yet, like pigs, they taste great. Sorry, little duckies. The second secret ingredient was Seminole pumpkin from Green Cay Farm. It's known as the wild squash of the everglades. The pumpkins were grown by Nancy Roe, the "unassuming" lady who called out Eric Grutka in week 11 for "scaly lionfish."
Its Miccosukee name is "chassa howitska" meaning "hanging pumpkin," as the Seminole and the Miccosukee people would plant the pumpkin seeds at the base of trees, so that the pumpkin vines would grow up the trunk, and the pumpkin fruit would grow to be hanging from the bare limbs. It was under cultivation by Seminole people before Spaniards arrived in Florida in the 1500s. Immigrants to Florida also adopted this cultivation method, making it a staple of "Florida cracker cuisine," at home with such dishes as "cooter," "corn pone," chitterlings, and "croker sack."
Fresh whole calamari—and their black, glossy ink—were provided by Foods in Season based in Washougal, Washington. Unlike the cleaned tubes and tentacles we're all used to, these things, like the ducks, have "beaks" made of tough cartilage that need to be removed. Chef Meneses wasted no time ripping the beaks out as soon as the clock started. Both chefs know their butchery, slicing the legs and thighs off the ducks, then the breasts, cleaning off the silverskin, and scoring the fat. Strine got carried away and started searing his duck in a pan well before the fifteen minute "brainstorming" mark was up. So did Meneses. Chef Baker quickly chastised the chefs, saying "No fire! Follow the rules!" But, as everyone knows, there ARE no rules at Chef vs. Chef. Baker makes 'em, and he can break 'em. And he does…often.
Strine's first dish was "offal on a skewer." Or, duck anticucho. Or, barbecued duck hearts on a stick. Anticuchos (Quechua for "stew meat") are popular and inexpensive dishes that originated in Peru in the pre-Columbian era and popular today as street foods. While anticuchos can be made of any type of meat, the most popular are made of beef heart. Chef Broadhead said, "Bangin!''
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Strine's "warm marinated squid" with cinnamon pumpkin, nuac cham (fermented fish sauce) and aji panca (Peruvian red pepper paste) intrigued the judges. "The aji and nuac cham actually work well together," said Baker. Brown said, "the flavors are great, but I want more pumpkin." Broadhead said: " the texture of the squid was tender—a little bit astringent—but the sweetness balanced it." Rutledge said, "the squash could have been used more." In a nutshell, everyone wanted more pumpkin.
Meneses' dish of confit squid stuffed with duck and pork rinds was a miss. Flavored with lemon juice and balsamic glaze, it still fell a bit flat. Rutledge said, "The squid was perfectly tender, but it needed more acidity and "pop."
Strine countered with a roasted duck breast with pumpkin puree and peach sauce spiked with rosemary. Apparently, the duck breast was a bit chewy, but chef Baker blamed it on the meat purveyor, Jan Costa, accusing him of terrorizing the duck before it died. However, the judges felt that the duck and pumpkin went together very well.
Meneses channeled his northern Italian training in Washington DC with a squid ink risotto (dish #2) with grilled tentacles. "Doing risotto in this amount of time is ambitious, but he executed it really well," said Broadhead. An argument about the meaning of "al dente", meaning "to the tooth") ensued, the Italians in the crowd insisting that chewier is better when it comes to risotto. (The gesture for Italian-American indignation is made when one touches every digit together in an upward-facing teardrop shape and shakes it in someone's face.)
Another dish from Meneses (#3) was "nut and squash soup" in the style of a Mexican mole, refried in duck fat. A seared duck breast rested on top, garnished with duck jus perked up with cider vinegar. Chef Broadhead liked the "Romesco-like texture." It may have been the most well-liked dish of the night. Adam Brown said, "I might have to steal this dish."
Strine's fourth dish was pickled squid with pickled pumpkin, avocado puree and cilantro. This was the most attractive dish of the night. Broadhead thought it had too much acidity: "A little heat would do this dish wonders," he said.
Strine's take on "fra diavolo,"which means "of the devil," was his fifth and final dish, but it didn't go over well with the judges. After Meneses' stuffed squid, it was the second least-liked dish of the night (to Brown and Broadhead). Rutledge disagreed: "This is summer meets fall in the south of France," he said.
After a lengthy deliberation, Baker and the judges chose Strine as the night's winner, but gave both chefs kudos: "I've not been more impressed with any other chefs in this event," he said.
Tune in next week to see John Thomas of Tryst face off against Chris Miracolo of S3.
Week One: Chef vs. Chef: Local Chefs Battle for Culinary Supremacy Wednesdays at Max's Harvest
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Week 11: Cocktails and Smut, Anyone?"
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Q: Visual Studio Code is unable to watch for file changes in this large workspace" (error ENOSPC) #29 My IDE is not monitoring. I'm using VS code editor. I'm getting the following error
Visual Studio Code is unable to watch for file changes in this large workspace" (error ENOSPC) #29

A: Since this question is ranking in Google for this issue and there isn't a great answer for it,
Here's how to change the watch limit on Ubuntu:

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*Run sudo vi /etc/sysctl.conf

*At the bottom of the file, add fs.inotify.max_user_watches=524288

*Save the file

*Run sudo sysctl -p

*Running cat /proc/sys/fs/inotify/max_user_watches should return 524288

A: I noticed that you marked this question with angular, and there is a workaround for this specific case.
This problem is probably due to this extension: TypeScript and JavaScript language features
Just disable it:

For those who are not using JavaScript: You can also, use this script to see which process is consuming the most of these watchers.

A: Disable the extension: TypeScript and JavaScript language features.
that is a built-in extension. To find it you have to access the side-bar extensions menu: Ctrl + Shift + X. Then type: @builtin types. Probably the first one. Open it then. Disable.

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Vergel Corpuz Meneses (born January 14, 1969) is a Filipino retired professional basketball player and a politician, serving as mayor of the municipality of Bulakan, Bulacan. He previously played in the Philippine Basketball Association and served as the former head coach of the JRU Heavy Bombers of the NCAA Philippines. He is also a former PBA Most Valuable Player and a many-time member of the Philippine national team.

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| align="left" | 1992
| align="left" | Presto
| 39 || 26.10 || .511 || .304 || .802 || 2.15 || 1.59 || 0.21 || 0.62 || 17.69
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| align="left" | 1993
| align="left" | Sta. Lucia
| 22 || 36.82 || .538 || .333 || .822 || 3.18 || 3.55 || 0.27 || 0.73 || 18.55
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| align="left" | 1993
| align="left" | Swift
| 50 || 29.74 || .583 || .305 || .762 || 2.54 || 2.74 || 0.22 || 0.74 || 15.30
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| align="left" | 1994
| align="left" | Swift
| 71 || 36.46 || .552 || .209 || .820 || 4.59 || 3.10 || 0.18 || 0.52 || 19.56
|-
| align="left" | 1995
| align="left" | Sunkist
| 70 || 36.93 || .500 || .325 || .788 || 3.34 || 5.41 || 0.31 || 0.60 || 20.03
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| align="left" | 1996
| align="left" | Sunkist
| 37 || 39.81 || .469 || .275 || .764 || 4.00 || 6.65 || 0.70 || 0.46 || 19.59
|-
| align="left" | 1997
| align="left" | Pop Cola
| 38 || 35.68 || .473 || .345 || .782 || 3.63 || 5.13 || 0.42 || 0.68 || 17.08
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| align="left" | 1998
| align="left" | Pop Cola
| 30 || 36.60 || .484 || .280 || .698 || 3.20 || 4.33 || 0.33 || 0.47 || 17.63
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| align="left" | 1999
| align="left" | Ginebra
| 32 || 38.41 || .413 || .212 || .686 || 3.66 || 4.38 || 0.41 || 0.31 || 16.72
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| align="left" | 2000
| align="left" | Ginebra
| 32 || 34.00 || .328 || .262 || .619 || 3.53 || 3.38 || 0.31 || 0.19 || 13.34
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| align="left" | 2001
| align="left" | Ginebra
| 49 || 29.71 || .407 || .322 || .674 || 3.14 || 3.20 || 0.27 || 0.37 || 11.18
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| align="left" | 2002
| align="left" | Ginebra/FedEx
| 22 || 24.86 || .445 || .344 || .792 || 2.55 || 1.86 || 0.18 || 0.09 || 12.41
|-
| align="left" | 2003
| align="left" | FedEx
| 39 || 29.64 || .392 || .223 || .638 || 2.82 || 2.97 || 0.26 || 0.41 || 15.87
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| align="left" | 2004–05
| align="left" | FedEx/Red Bull
| 51 || 22.49 || .422 || .331 || .584 || 2.02 || 2.12 || 0.22 || 0.10 || 9.29
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| align="left" | 2005–06
| align="left" | Talk 'N Text
| 8 || 12.00 || .300 || .143 || .500 || 2.50 || 1.50 || 0.12 || 0.00 || 2.50
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| Career
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Collegiate record

Achievements

Philippine Basketball Association
 Most Valuable Player (1995)
 4-time All-Star Game MVP (1995, 1998, 2000, 2003)
 10-time All-Star (1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 2000, 2003, 2004; in 1999, he was voted as a starter but failed to play due to an injury)
 2-time Mythical First Team Selection (1994, 1995)
 Mythical Second Team Selection (1993)
 Most Improved Player (1993)
 2-time Slam Dunk Champion (1992, 1993)
 3-time Best Player of the Conference (1994 Governors Cup, 1995 All-Filipino Cup, 1995 Commissioners Cup)
 PRO Basketball Player of the Year (PSA Awards and SCOOP Awards in 1995)
 Member of the PBA's 25 Greatest Players
 Member of the PBA's 40 Greatest Players
 Member, 5,000-point and 9,000 point clubs
 Member, 2,000-assists club
 PBA Commissioner's Cup Champions (1993, 1995)
 PBA All-Filipino Cup Champions (1995)

Philippine Basketball League
 Member of the PBL's 12 Greatest Legacy Team (2000)
 Member of the PBL's Top 20 Players of All-Time (2003)

Philippine national team
 1989 Asian Youth Championship, Bronze Medal (Manila, Philippines)
 1989 South East Asian Games, Runner-up (Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia)
 1991 South East Asian Games, Champion (Manila, Philippines)
 1998 William Jones Cup, Champion (Taipei, Taiwan)
 1998 Asian Games, Bronze Medal (Bangkok, Thailand)
 1998 US Tour versus US NCAA Division I teams
 1998 Member of the PBA Selection in the "Shaq-a-Rap Tour"
 2004 4th Shell Rimula Invitational Basketball Tournament (Darussalam, Brunei)

References

External links
 http://www.abs-cbnnews.com/sports/07/16/13/meneses-joins-air21-coaching-staff
 http://www.mypbl.com/20PBLplayers.shtml
 http://www.hometeamsonline.com/teams/?u=PBALEGENDS&s=basketball&t=c
 http://www.chanrobles.com/ncaabasketballrivalries.html

1969 births
Living people
Asian Games bronze medalists for the Philippines
Asian Games medalists in basketball
Barako Bull Energy Boosters players
Barako Bull Energy players
Barangay Ginebra San Miguel players
Basketball players at the 1998 Asian Games
Basketball players from Bulacan
Great Taste Coffee Makers players
Medalists at the 1998 Asian Games
JRU Heavy Bombers basketball players
People from Malolos
Philippine Basketball Association All-Stars
Philippine Basketball Association players with retired numbers
Philippines men's national basketball team players
Filipino men's basketball players
Pop Cola Panthers players
Shooting guards
Small forwards
Sta. Lucia Realtors players
TNT Tropang Giga players
Filipino sportsperson-politicians
Great Taste Coffee Makers draft picks
Southeast Asian Games gold medalists for the Philippines
Southeast Asian Games silver medalists for the Philippines
Southeast Asian Games medalists in basketball
Competitors at the 1989 Southeast Asian Games
Competitors at the 1991 Southeast Asian Games
JRU Heavy Bombers basketball coaches

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Gaming / July 30, 2021 July 30, 2021 / By Shubham Attri
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Also read, 7 Best Strategy Games for PC 2021
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Source: MUO
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Source: PCMag
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Source: Publishers Weekly
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Official Website: Steamgifts.com
Source: Shacknews
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Also read, 10 Best Streaming Sites of 2021 to Watch Online Series
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Official Website: ign.com
Source: Lifewire
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Our oldest had a birthday this weekend. 8 x 365 plus days with her (topped with 2 other cuties) has been full and rich.
Soon after Christmas she was already planning what meals and desserts she'd like on her day a month and a half away, listing present ideas, what color of balloons (white, pink, and purple, by the way)... She's got an attention for details that reminds me of her dad.
She can already out memorize me. I have needed about twice the amount of time she has.
She loves to decorate, celebrate, and make pretty.
She loves playing with her cousins and friends long, long, fun-filled hours.
I love the color of eyes God gave her--hazel jewels, the tiny freckles under her eyes and on her nose, and her quiet smile that is simply her.
I am quite sure the kids would say the best part of H's birthday was playing multiple hours at the indoor "bounce house." They were wiped out with bright red cheeks by the end of the fun. I think my favorite part was knowing how uncomfortable Espi was because of his aching tooth (that will under go a root canal procedure this up coming week) but still being present and involved with all the happenings of the day. He could have understandably passed, even at times, but he didn't want to miss out.
Happy Birthday, H! My, how time flies!! She is a beautiful little girl.
So fun to hear that H was planning for this day since Christmas...got to love those detailed sweeties! Wonderful photo....she's precious!
oh, happy birthday to your darling girl. eight! that's hard to believe.
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you all are beautiful, inside and out.


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June 21, 2017 Music » Music Stories & Interviews
Technicolor club night Kira Kira Pop brings a new twist on J-pop to Orlando
Poptopia now
By Matthew Weller
Kira Kira Pop: Moistbreezy, DJ Clickbait, Cooliane, Gojii
8 p.m. Saturday, June 24
Bikkuri Sushi, 1915 E. Colonial Drive
kirakirapop.com
It's hard to ignore the brightly clothed, friendly-faced character that adorns Kira Kira Pop's event artwork. The bubblegum idol serves as the mascot of the recurring dance night's brand for good reason; she reflects the high-energy music found in the J-Pop and Idol culture that their audience finds so addicting. Since June 2016, Kira Kira Pop has hosted myriad DJs, Idol acts and pop stars at Bikkuri Sushi on Colonial.
Behind this colorful imagery are four co-producers – Sam Harris, Joy LaFleur, Jason Rosa and Cherry Wallflower – working diligently to bring internet artists from all over the country to Orlando. The next Kira Kira Pop arrives Saturday, June 26, and features NYC pop star moistbreezy, DJ Clickbait, Cooliane and Gojii, as well as performances by co-producers Cherry Wallflower and Sam Harris (aka Hoshikuzu Kid). Orlando Weekly caught up with the group at the recent Anime Festival Orlando to talk about the community they've fostered and the music they love.
"This was all based on a good foundation of cringe," says Rosa, explaining the origin of KKP and his and Harris' previous attempts at creating a J-Pop dance event. "It comes with the culture, though. You have to be cheesy enough to be OK with people making fun of themselves."
It's true. Kira Kira Pop is a self-aware, more palatable version of a subculture many are quick to label and dismiss. Instead, they've been able to book fringe genres like Idol, which Wallflower describes as "people dancing and singing to bubblegum pop songs," alongside DJ sets with ease. The combination is a night of undiluted fun. After witnessing the inviting artwork, earworm dance bangers and flashing lights, it's not surprising to learn "Kira Kira" directly translates to "sparkling."
Surprisingly, our talk with Kira Kira Pop's organizers digs past sugary dance music and into convention politics. And though we're speaking just feet away from rooms and hallways full of cosplayers, the brains behind Kira Kira Pop keep this culture at a distance. "[Conventions] care more about money than anything. ... When people see Kira Kira Pop, they see an 'anime girl,' but we don't want to limit ourselves," says LaFleur. Harris interjects, "Their goals are completely different from ours," while LaFleur adds, "It's the lack of a social agenda."
So, in their own words, how do they "make your own thing, hold up a bunch of things you're passionate about, but not be appropriative at the same time"? The collective answer: "Everything is nail-biting." In this writer's opinion, it's this hyper self-awareness and keen attention to detail that has allowed Kira Kira Pop to praise the music and culture they're into and, at the same time, make something entirely unique. At the events, the co-producers stay mostly in the crowd, but when they do take the mic it's to remind everyone to stay safe and that inappropriate behavior will not be tolerated. This acceptance expands into their lineup decisions as well, says LaFleur: "Diversity, not only in showcasing really cool artists that might not always get noticed, but also hosting people that the audience might relate to more."
The team has been astonished at Orlando's enthusiastic reception thus far. This Saturday's event marks the one-year anniversary of Kira Kira Pop and will likely be the group's most successful to date. Afterward, the collective plan on taking their time working on the next show, scheduled for sometime this fall. If you're still not convinced, the Kira Kira Pop experience can be boiled down to this anecdote from fan-turned-promoter LaFleur: "The first show that I went to, before I was a part of the team, I went with one friend that I knew. I didn't know anyone else, but by the end of the night I was dancing with people and making connections, making community. And I needed that so bad."
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import static org.junit.Assert.*;

import java.util.ArrayList;

import javax.xml.bind.DatatypeConverter;

import org.junit.After;
import org.junit.Test;

import Metier.DataStorage;
import Metier.Network;
import Metier.StrategicPoint;

public class NetworkTest
{

	public int IDCreatedTest;

	@After
	public void tearDown() throws Exception
	{
		Network TempNetwork = new Network ();

		TempNetwork.setID(this.IDCreatedTest);

		TempNetwork.delete();
	}

	// test OK if no JSONException
	@Test
	public void testgetAll()
	{
		System.out.println("\n   testgetAll()");
		Network TempNetwork = new Network ();

		ArrayList<StrategicPoint> listNetwork = new ArrayList<StrategicPoint> ();
		TempNetwork.getAll(listNetwork);
	}

	@Test
	public void testAdd()
	{
		System.out.println("\n   testAdd()");

		Network TempNetwork = new Network ();

		TempNetwork.setName("Test unitaire ");
		TempNetwork.setDescription("desription");
		TempNetwork.setLocation("test location");
		TempNetwork.setIcon(null);
		TempNetwork.setIPAddress("192.168.2.99");
		TempNetwork.setIPAddress2("192.168.2.199");
		TempNetwork.getService().setID((byte) 1);

		TempNetwork.getLed().setID((byte) 1);

		int confirmation = TempNetwork.add();

		if(confirmation == 1 )
		{
			fail("No network created");
		}
		else
		{
			// for tearDown()
			this.IDCreatedTest = TempNetwork.getID();
		}
	}

	@Test
	public void testUpdate()
	{
		System.out.println("\n   testUpdate()");

		Network TempNetwork = new Network ();

		TempNetwork.setID(IDCreatedTest); 			// For test, we need equipment's ID.
		TempNetwork.setName("Test unitaire 2");  	// Here's the change
		TempNetwork.setDescription("desription");
		TempNetwork.setIcon(null);
		TempNetwork.setIPAddress("192.168.2.99");
		TempNetwork.getService().setID((byte) 1);

		TempNetwork.getLed().setID((byte) 1);

		TempNetwork.setIPAddress2("192.168.2.199");

		int confirmation = TempNetwork.update();

		if(confirmation == 1 )
		{
			fail("No network updated");
		}
	}

	// test OK if no IOException (check only IP address format)
	@Test
	public void testDetectSP()
	{
		System.out.println("\n   testDetectSP()");

		// For test, enter real both IP address present into our domain
		Network TempNetwork = new Network ();

		TempNetwork.setIPAddress("192.168.2.99");
		TempNetwork.setIPAddress2("192.168.3.99");
		TempNetwork.detectSP();
	}

	// test OK if no IOException
	@Test
	public void testconvertImageToBase64()
	{
		System.out.println("\n   testconvertImageToBase64()");

		String encodedImage = null;
		Network TempNetwork = new Network ();

		encodedImage = TempNetwork.convertImageToBase64("");
		DatatypeConverter.parseBase64Binary(encodedImage);

	}

}


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Juggling Harms: Coping with parental substance misuse
Kathrin Houmøller, Sarah Bernays, Sarah Wilson, Tim Rhodes
Research output: Book/Report/clinical guidelines › Report › Research
It is estimated that 2 million children and young people in the UK are affected by parents' drug or alcohol misuse. This study created a detailed exploration of young people's experiences of family life over time, as changing contexts can have dramatic effects on young people's coping capacities. The study involved interviews with 50 young people aged 10-18 who, at the time of recruitment, all had experiences of parental substance misuse wihtin the last year. Interviews were also held with eleven of the young people's significant others such as grandparents, parents, friends, teachers and key workers, as well as interviews with 29 substance misusing parents unrelated to the young people in the study. The research concluded that the complex interplay of actions and relationships within the family in the context of parental substance use, meant that the strategies adopted by one individual were likely to affect and disrupt the coping strategies of others.
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Houmøller, K., Bernays, S., Wilson, S., & Rhodes, T. (2011). Juggling Harms: Coping with parental substance misuse. London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine.
Houmøller, Kathrin ; Bernays, Sarah ; Wilson, Sarah ; Rhodes, Tim. / Juggling Harms : Coping with parental substance misuse. London : London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine, 2011. 76 p.
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Hooray! The KopSun foray into a product line is here! It's played out a little differently than we imagined … but we are transacting.
Kim G. of Carpinteria owns the distinction of being our first customer. Thank you, Kim! Not only do we appreciate your business and support, your patience is an inspiration. Kim also has bragging rights to being the owner of two mugs handcrafted by Deb Jorgensen; we are guessing, however, at least one of them will be a present later this month.
Here's what's going on … and someday this will be a funny story … for now it's … well, someday we'll find the right adjective. The KopSun Flower Cart was in full bloom and ready for its launch on Dec. 3. All hands were on deck waiting for the orders to come pouring in when we received a notice from the financial service provider that they will not do business with us because we are engaged in an illegal activity.
Uh, to be clear, The Flower Cart does not sell any cannabis products.
The Flower Cart has Cannabis Queen emblazoned T-shirts on them and mugs with a etched cannabis leaf. More lifestyle products are on the way!
Here's how we are transacting … email your order to info@KopSun.com. Mugs are $48/each and T-Shirts are $48. We'll respond with a total charge that includes tax and shipping. You confirm with payment. Easy, right? To make things even easier, please put Flower Cart Order in the subject line.
For our Carpinteria friends, we are able to offer free delivery!
The KopSun mugs are handcrafted by Deb Jorgensen..
Mugs are white, a soft white perfect to greet you in the morning, with a black cannabis leaf. The "bowl" is 3 inches in height and 5 inches in diameter. The handle is 1.5 inches wide. Beautiful and sturdy. Handmade with love in Carpinteria by Deb Jorgensen.
Time to retire the tiara. We're talking comfy T-shirts now.
T-shirts, with messaging that is loud and proud, are the kind of soft cotton you want to wear all the time. We suggest buying two. One size. Designed and silkscreened in Carpinteria, sewn in Los Angeles, and all elements 100% U.S.A. An Addicted to Sugar product.
Believing that local dollars make local sense, KopSun is committed to area artisans and businesses.
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Reed Boardall increases its double-deck fleet
After pioneering the use of refrigerated double-deck trailers with moving floors, food logistics leaders Reed Boardall now have one of the largest fleets in the UK.
The Yorkshire-based temperature controlled food distributor worked with Gray & Adams in 2000, to develop a double-decker that would maximise pallet accommodation and immediately ordered five of them. The specially designed trailers have been so successful that Reed Boardall's fleet of double-deckers now stands at 24.
Tom Cassells, managing director of Reed Boardall Transport, says: "We have increased our transport capacity but not our fleet size which remains at 160 trailers. The double-deck trailers provide the right solution for major retailers and for food manufacturers who need to move large amounts of product from their premises on a daily basis. By moving 40 pallets per load in the double decks, rather than 26 on a single deck, we are keeping our number of journeys to a minimum."
Based at Boroughbridge on the A1 (M) Reed Boardall is the UK's largest shard-user logistics provider for the frozen food industry and is the only single site consolidator for supermarkets, wholesalers and food service suppliers.


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Cortland is een plaats (city) in de Amerikaanse staat Ohio, en valt bestuurlijk gezien onder Trumbull County.

Demografie
Bij de volkstelling in 2000 werd het aantal inwoners vastgesteld op 6830.
In 2006 is het aantal inwoners door het United States Census Bureau geschat op 6542, een daling van 288 (-4,2%).

Geografie
Volgens het United States Census Bureau beslaat de plaats een oppervlakte van
11,6 km², geheel bestaande uit land. Cortland ligt op ongeveer 348 m boven zeeniveau.

Plaatsen in de nabije omgeving
De onderstaande figuur toont nabijgelegen plaatsen in een straal van 16 km rond Cortland.

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Plaats in Ohio


Cook tortellini according to package direction and drain.
Meanwhile, heat olive oil in large non-stick skillet over medium-high heat. Add mushrooms, zucchini and bell pepper and cook, stirring occasionally, for about 5 minutes or until mushrooms become red-brown on one side. Stir in garlic and oregano and cook 1 minute longer. Add chicken broth and cook, stirring, until vegetables are tender, 2 to 3 minutes.
Add cooked tortellini, salt and pepper and toss till well-combined. Sprinkle with grated Parmesan cheese, if desired.