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OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH STANDARDS
for all Management and Employees
To be complaint with the new Occupational, Safety, and Health (OSH) Standards under rule 1020, ProThrowbacks appoints manager Edito "Jun" Capingcot, Store Manager as our point of contact for all OSH manners and hereby appointed as our OSH Representative to be added to the regular duties as manager of the day to day operations of onsite business.
The company's OSH Representative shall comply with the current guidelines set forth by the Department of Labor.
That includes but not limited to:
Personally be trained and certified as a first aider or allow the certified and trained Safety Officer of our mall owner act as our official certified representative for the entire building. However, as a minimum... mandatory viewing of the following first aid video presentations shall be watched by all employees. Get signatures of all employees saying that have watched these videos and understand the contents. An annual renewal of these videos will be a good reminder of skills and technics needed.
Coordinate with DOLE personnel and the company's Vice President to ensure all OSH Admin reports (if required) are submitted on a timely manner.
Ensure our business is current with all OSH registration via the office of the Department of Labor.
The following link can be reviewed, especially rules regarding electricity on pages 108-110, fire protection and control pages 147-157, and annexes.
OSH-Standards-Amended-1989.pdf (dole.gov.ph)
And issues regarding covid 19
Office of the President Memorandum Circular No.86 – Ensuring the Compliance of Government Agencies and Instrumentalities with Health Protocols Applicable to their Workplaces During the State of Public Health Emergency, and For Other Purposes
DOLE DO 224-2021 – Guidelines on Ventilation for Workplaces and Public Transport to prevent and Control the Spread of Covid-19
Labor Advisory No. 09-21 – WAIR COVID Form
Labor Advisory No.08-21 – Promotion of COVID-19 Vaccination in the Private Sector
Labor Advisory No.03-21 – Guidelines on the administration of COVID-19 Vaccines in the Workplaces
DPWH DO No. 33-21 – Clarification on Department Order No. 30-21, Regarding Small-Scale Projects
DPWH DO No. 30-21 – Revised construction Safety Guidelines for the Implementation of Infrastructure Projects During the COVID-19 Public Health Crisis, Amending Department Order No. 39-20
DTI-DOLE Advisory No.21-01 – On the Continued Vigilance Against new COVID-19 Variants through Enforcement of Existing Minimum Public Health and Safety Standards and Protocols
DOLE –DTI Advisory No.20-03 – Implementation of the Requirements and Increase of Operational Capacity on Shuttle Services, and the requirements on Contact Tracing Under DTI-DOLE Joint Memorandum Circular No.2020-04-A
DOT Administrative Order No. 2020-007A – Amended Guidelines Governing the Operations of Travel and Tour Agencies, and Tour Guides Under Community Quarantine
CSC Memorandum Circular No. 23-20 – Interim Guidelines on Absences of Government Officials and Employees During the Community Quarantine due to COVID-19 Pandemic
CSC Memorandum Circular No.18-20 – Amendment to the Revised Interim Guidelines for Alternative Work Arrangements and Support Mechanisms for Workers in the Government during the Period of State of Public Health Emergency due to COVID-19 Pandemic
DOT Memorandum Circular No. 2020-006-A Amended Health and Safety Guidelines Governing the Operations of MICEE Organizers and Venues or Facilities under the New Normal
DOT-PCCSD Memorandum Circular No. 2020-01 – Health and Safety Guidelines Governing the Operations of Dive Establishments in the New Normal
DOT Memorandum Circular No. 2020-008 – Health and Safety Guidelines Governing the Operations of Travel and Tour Agencies and Tour Guides under the New Normal
DTI-DOLE Advisory No.20-02 – Clarification on Provision of Shuttle Services, Workers Allowed to Report to Work, the Requirement of Isolation Areas, and disinfection procedures under DTI-DOLE Joint Memorandum Circular No. 2020-04A
Labor Advisory No. 24-A-20 – Revised Guidelines on Engagement of Children 15 to Below 18 Years of Age in Public Entertainment or Information During Community Quarantine
DOT Memorandum Circular No.2020-07 – Health and Safety Guidelines Governing the Operation of Island and Beach Destinations under the New Normal
DPWH Department Order No. 83-20 – DPWH Guidelines on COVID-19 Management
DTI-DOLE Advisory No.20-01 – Clarification on the Expanded Risk-Based testing for COVID-19 of At-Risk Individuals
DTI-DOLE Joint Memorandum Circular No.20-04 – Supplemental Guidelines on Workplace Prevention and Control of COVID-19
CSC Memorandum Circular No.14 – Interim Guidelines on Appointments and Other Human Resource Actions for the Period of State of Calamity Due to COVID-19 Pandemic
DTI and DOLE Interim Guidelines on Workplace Prevention and Control of COVID-19
Labor Advisory No.18-20 – Guidelines on the Cost of COVID-19 Prevention and Control Measures
Labor Advisory No. 09 -20 – Guidelines on the Implementation of Flexible Working Arrangements as Remedial Measure Due to the On-Going Outbreak of Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19)
CSC Memorandum Circular No.05-20 – Interim Guidelines on the Use of Leave Credits for Absences due Self Quarantine and/or Treatment Relative to the Corona Virus Disease-2019 (COVID-19)
OTHER IMPORTANT LAWS
RA 9165 Comprehensive Dangerous Drugs Act of 2002
It is the policy of the State :
A. To safeguard the integrity of its territory & the well-being of its citizenry, particularly the youth, from the harmful effects of dangerous drugs on their physical & mental well-being, and
B. to defend the same against acts or omissions detrimental to their development and preservation Unlawful Acts and Penalties Section
C. Importation of Dangerous Drugs &/or Controlled Precursors & Essential Chemicals. Offenders:
Penalty: 1. Importer Life to Death + P500k-P10M
2. Importer Death + P10M using Diplomatic Passport
3. Financier, Organizer, Death + P10M Manager of Importation
4. Protector/Coddler 12y1d to 20y + P100k to P500k Section
5. Sale, Trading, Administration, Dispensation, Delivery, Distribution & Transportation of Dangerous Drugs &/or Controlled Precursors & Essential Chemicals Elements:
First Aid for Severe Bleeding - YouTube
PLEASE REVIEW ON AN ANNUAL BASIS
How To Perform Compression Only CPR (Training from the American Red Cross) - YouTube
FIRST AID BURNS
Duties and Rights of Employers and WorkersDuties of Employers
Provide a place of employment for workers which is free from hazardous conditions that are causing or are likely to cause death, illness, or physical harm to the workers.
Provide complete job safety instruction and proper orientation to all workers, including those relating to familiarization with their work environment.
Ensure that chemical, physical, and biological substances and agents and ergonomic and psychosocial stressors do not pose a risk to health.
Use only approved specific industry set of standards of devices and equipment for the workplace.
Comply with OSH standards: training, medical examination, provisions on protective and safety devices (e.g. PPE and machine guards). Training for workers includes health promotion, hazards associated with their work, health risks involved or to which they are exposed to, preventive measures to eliminate or minimize risks, steps to be taken in cases of emergency, and safety instruction for the jobs, activities, and tasks to be handled by workers.
Involve workers in the process of organizing, planning, implementing, monitoring, and evaluating the OSH management system.
Provide for trainings and drills, evacuation plans, etc., to deal with emergencies, fires, and accidents including first-aid arrangements.
Comply with all reportorial requirements of the OSH standards.
Register establishment to DOLE (Department of Labor and Employment).
Install safety signage and devices in prominent positions and strategic locations, in a language understandable to all, and in accordance with OSH standards on sign colors, to warn workers and the public of hazards in the workplace
Have workers undergo appropriate training and certification as a requirement before the use of heavy duty equipment.
Is liable for complying with OSH standards, including the penalties imposed for violations.
In the case of a stoppage of work due to imminent danger as a result of the employer's fault, the affected workers must still be paid their corresponding wages during the period of suspension of operations.
Duties of Workers
Participate in capacity building activities on safety and health.
Undergo the mandatory workers' OSH seminar.
Proper use of all safeguards and safety devices provided for workers' protection.
Comply with instructions to prevent accidents or imminent danger situations in the workplace.
Observe prescribed steps to be taken in cases of emergency (i.e. participating during the conduct of national or local disaster drills.
Report to their immediate supervisor or any other responsible safety and health personnel any work hazard that may be discovered in the workplace.
File claims for compensation benefits due to work-related disability or death.
Rights of Workers
Right to Know – All workers shall be appropriately informed by the employer about all types of hazards in the workplace, and be provided access to training, education, and orientation on safety and risks.
Right to Refuse Unsafe Work – The worker has the right to refuse work without threat or reprisal from the employer if an imminent danger situation exists.
Right to Report Accidents – Workers and their representatives shall have the right to report accidents, dangerous occurrences, and hazards to the employer, to DOLE, and other concerned government agencies. They shall be free from any form of retaliation for reporting an accident.
Right to Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) – Employers shall provide workers PPE for any part of the body that may be exposed to hazards; a lifeline, safety belt, or harness; and respirators, masks, or shields when necessary. This should be free of charge.
REPUBLIC ACT NO. 8504 MEASURES FOR THE PREVENTION AND CONTROL OF HIV/AIDS
All government and private employees, workers, managers, and supervisors, including members of the Armed Forces of the Philippines (AFP) and the Philippine National Police (PNP), shall be provided with the standardized basic information and instruction on HIV/AIDS which shall include topics on confidentiality in the workplace and attitude towards infected employees and workers. In collaboration with the Department of Health (DOH), the Secretary of the Department of Labor and Employment (DOLE) shall oversee the anti-HIV/AIDS campaign in all private companies while the Armed Forces Chief of Staff and the Director General of the PNP shall oversee the implementation of this Section.
ARTICLE III TESTING, SCREENING AND COUNSELLING SEC. 15. Consent as a Requisite for HIV Testing. – No compulsory HIV testing shall be allowed. However, the State shall encourage voluntary testing for individuals with a high risk for contracting HIV: Provided, That written informed consent must first be obtained. Such consent shall be obtained from the person concerned if he/she is of legal age or from the parents or legal guardian in the case of a minor or a mentally incapacitated individual. Lawful consent to HIV testing of a donated human body, organ, tissue, or blood shall be considered as having been given when: (a) a person volunteers or freely agrees to donate his/her blood, organ, or tissue for transfusion, transplantation, or research; (b) a person has executed a legacy in accordance with Section 3 of Republic Act No. 7170, also known as the "Organ Donation Act of 1991"; (c) a donation is executed in accordance with Section 4 of Republic Act No. 7170. SEC. 16. Prohibitions on Compulsory HIV Testing. – Compulsory HIV testing as a precondition to employment, admission to educational institutions, the exercise of freedom of abode, entry or continued stay in the country, or the right to travel, the provision of medical service or any other kind of service, or the continued enjoyment of said undertakings shall be deemed unlawful. 10 SEC. 17. Exception to the Prohibition on Compulsory Testing. – Compulsory HIV testing may be allowed only in the following instances: (a) When a person is charged with any of the crimes punishable under Articles 264 and 266 as amended by Republic Act No. 8353, 335 and 338 of Republic Act No. 3815, otherwise known as the "Revised Penal Code" or under Republic Act No. 7659; (b) When the determination of the HIV status is necessary to resolve the relevant issues under Executive Order No. 309, otherwise known as the "Family Code of the Philippines"; and (c) When complying with the provisions of the Republic Act No. 7170, otherwise known as the "Organ Donation Act" and Republic Act No. 7719, otherwise known as the "National Blood Services Act".
ARTICLE VII DISCRIMINATORY ACTS AND POLICIES SEC. 35. Discrimination in the Workplace. – Discrimination in any form from pre-employment to post-employment, including hiring, promotion or assignment, based on the actual, perceived or suspected HIV status of an individual is prohibited. Termination from work on the sole basis of actual, perceived or suspected HIV status is deemed unlawful.
Executive Order No. 187 series of 2003 or the "Instituting A Comprehensive and Unified Policy for the Tuberculosis
TB policy in accordance to the Department Order No. 73 series of 2005 or "Guidelines for the Implementation of Policy and Program on TB Prevention and Control in the Workplace", in the new normal setup. Pursuant to the EO No. 187-03, the DOLE promulgated the DO 73-05 where all establishments, workplaces and worksites in the private sector are mandated to "formulate and implement a TB prevention and control policy and program.
REPUBLIC ACT No. 11036
EDUCATION, PROMOTION OF MENTAL HEALTH
IN EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS AND IN THE WORKPLACE
Section 23. Integration of Mental Health into the Educational System. - The State shall ensure the integration of mental health into the educational system, as follows:
(a) Age-appropriate content pertaining to mental health shall be integrated into the curriculum at all educational levels; and
(b) Psychiatry and neurology shall be required subjects in all medical and allied health courses, including post-graduate courses in health.
Section 24. Mental Health Promotion in Educational Institutions. - Educational Institutions, such as schools, colleges, universities, and technical schools, shall develop policies and programs for students, educators, and other employees designed to: raise awareness on mental health issues, identified and provide support and services for individuals at risk, and facility access, including referral mechanisms of individual with metal health conditions to treatment and psychosocial support.
All public and private educational institutions shall be required to have a complement of mental health professionals.
Section 25. Mental Health Promotion and Policies in the Workplace. - Employers shall develop appropriate policies and programs on mental health issues, correct the stigma and discrimination associated with mental conditions, identify and provide support for individuals with mental health conditions to treatment and psychosocial support.


The George Washington University – Elliott School of International Affairs' Central Asia Program (CAP) is happy to announce the launch of a new fellowship reserved for Uzbekistan's young experts and scholars.
The New Voices from Uzbekistan (NVU) is intended for young professionals – scholars, government officials, public policy experts, and social activists – who seek to enhance their research and analytical skills and become public policy leaders. The fellowship program will provide a platform for the exchange of ideas and build lasting intellectual networks among the Uzbek and U.S. scholarly and policy communities.
NVU fellows will spend two months in residence at GWU from April 1 to May 31, 2019, where they will participate in tailor-made programs and be introduced to U.S. policy and expert communities in Washington, DC and New York. Fellows are required to attend seminars, workshops and training sessions, write a policy brief, and to present their research on several occasions. Throughout the fellowship, fellows will be mentored by program faculty affiliates.
Fellows will be awarded a monthly stipend of $3,000 (subject to taxes). Travel to and from Central Asia to Washington, DC, as well as visa and health insurance, will also be covered.
"Ongoing Changes in Uzbekistan: Challenges and Opportunities for Modernization".
Seven fellows will be selected pending grant approval from Open Society Foundations (OSF).


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PSP » Role-Playing » Action RPG
PSP Rank: 152
2009 PSP Rank: 152
Following the exploits of humankind's journey across the stars, the STAR OCEAN saga comes to life in the completely remastered STAR OCEAN: Second Evolution, exclusively for the PSP system. Now with a revised game engine, an improved battle system and fully voiced, all-new animated scenes displayed in 16:9 widescreen, players can experience their journey through the rich STAR OCEAN universe like never before.
TotalPlaystation 03/05/09 Review 6 out of 10
Playstation Official Magazine AU 05/01/09 Review 7 out of 10
Playstation Official Magazine UK 04/01/09 Review 8 out of 10
Play UK 04/02/09 Review 78 out of 100
Game Industry News 03/25/09 Review 4 out of 5
GamingTrend 03/23/09 Review 68 out of 100
GameFocus 02/11/09 Review 8 out of 10
Thunderbolt 03/21/09 Review 8 out of 10
411mania 02/01/09 Review 8.6 out of 10
Game Revolution 03/06/09 Review B
More Star Ocean: Second Evolution
Star Ocean lead programmer leaves Tri-Ace
AU Shippin' Out February 9-12: F.E.A.R. 2: Project Origin
Star Ocean: Second Evolution Review: 7.5 / 10
Star Ocean: Second Evolution Hands-On

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Cajun spiced chicken, hot, fluffy, homemade biscuits, flavorful fixins' as well as the best iced tea around! Plus, we will do it fast and with a smile! Make anytime Bo Time with one our breakfast biscuits specials or enjoy a free iced tea with any chicken dinner.
All locations open at 5:30 a.m!


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Q: I want to catch the exception if external api failed when internet disconnected private async Task<IEnumerable<Result>> searchresult(string searchText)
{
    try
    {
        rootdata = await HttpClientJsonExtensions.GetFromJsonAsync<Rootdata>(httpClient,$"https://expressentry...");
    }
    catch (WebException ex)
    {
    }

    addresslist = rootdata.d.Results.ToList();

    return addresslist;
}

In this scenario, an unhandled error occurred in the browser and check on inspect shows

Failed to load resource:ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECT

but I want to handle that exception.
Please help me.
Thanks

A: because you are trying to catch the error with WebException and ERR_INTERNET_DISCONNECT is HttpRequestException change WebException to Exception to get all exceptions
something like this:
private async Task<IEnumerable<Result>> searchresult(string searchText)
{
    var addresslist = new Rootdata();
    try
    {
        rootdata = await HttpClientJsonExtensions.GetFromJsonAsync<Rootdata>(httpClient,$"https://expressentry...");

        addresslist = rootdata.d.Results.ToList();
    }
    catch (Exception ex)
    {
        Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
    }

    return addresslist;
}

A: Aside from using the wrong exception, I feel your pain trying to get an appropriate error message from API faults.
I use PostAsync and GetAsync instead so I can get an actual HttpResponseMessage back from the request. Now I can check for StatusCodes as well as get access to the content returned by the server.
If the server returned content I find that's usually the best API specific error message. The http StatusCodes will be generic and not specific to the API. An exception itself could be anything. So when I get the error I prioritize;

*

*Response Content

*

*Example: "The API key is invalid. Max lengh 255."

*Response StatusCodes

*

*Example: "401 : Unauthorized."

*Exception messages

*

*Example: "Object reference not set to an instance of an object."
That might look something like this:
string error = string.Empty;
HttpResponseMessage response = null;
try
{
    response = await _httpClient.GetAsync("some request");
    if (response.IsSuccessStatusCode)
    {
        // Do work
    }
    else
        error = await HandleError(response);
}
catch (Exception ex)
{
    error = await HandleError(response, ex);
}

private async Task<string> HandleError(HttpResponseMessage response, Exception ex = null)
{
    string error = string.Empty;
    // If the API returned a body, get the message from the body.
    // If you know the content type you could cast to xml/json and grab the error property opposed to all of the content.
    if (response != null && response.Content != null)
        error = $"{response.StatusCode} {response.ReasonPhrase} {await response.Content.ReadAsStringAsync()}";
    else if (response != null && string.IsNullOrEmpty(error))
        error = $"{response.StatusCode} {response.ReasonPhrase}"; // Fallback to response status (401 : Unauthorized).
    else if (ex != null && string.IsNullOrEmpty(error))
        error = ex.Message; // Fall back to exception message.
    else
        return "Unhandled";

    return error;
}

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Ælita è il settimo album in studio del gruppo musicale garage rock svedese Mando Diao, pubblicato nel 2014.

Tracce

Collegamenti esterni

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Elva Herron, 95, passed January 17, 2019. Visitation 1-2PM, Thursday, January 24 at Park Lawn, 8251 Hillcrest Rd.; 2PM burial in Oakridge Cemetery.
Visitation 1-2PM, Thursday, January 24 at Park Lawn, 8251 Hillcrest Rd.; 2PM burial in Oakridge Cemetery.
My deepest condolences to all of the family.
Grandma I will always love you. Miss you so much.
You were the best part of growing up and you never failed to be kind and loving, no matter what. I missed you for years and now I'll miss you for the rest of my life. I'll never forget the love you gave me as a boy and I love you.


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using namespace std;
using namespace OLC;

TEST_CASE("minimize", "[minimize]")
{
  vector<Nucleotide> vec;

  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x02)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x03)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x01)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x00)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x03)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x02)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x01)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x00)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x01)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x02)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x03)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x03)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x01)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x00)));
  vec.push_back(Nucleotide(NucleotideLetter(0x01)));

  auto* minimizers = minimize(vec, 3, 3);

  SECTION("test minimizer size")
  {
    REQUIRE(minimizers->size() == 7);
  }

  SECTION("test minimizer values")
  {
    Minimizer minimizer0(vector<Nucleotide>{NucleotideLetter(0x00), NucleotideLetter(0x01), NucleotideLetter(0x02)}, 0);
    Minimizer minimizer1(vector<Nucleotide>{NucleotideLetter(0x00), NucleotideLetter(0x03), NucleotideLetter(0x02)}, 0);
    Minimizer minimizer2(vector<Nucleotide>{NucleotideLetter(0x01), NucleotideLetter(0x00), NucleotideLetter(0x01)}, 0);
    Minimizer minimizer3(vector<Nucleotide>{NucleotideLetter(0x01), NucleotideLetter(0x00), NucleotideLetter(0x03)}, 0);
    Minimizer minimizer4(vector<Nucleotide>{NucleotideLetter(0x01), NucleotideLetter(0x02), NucleotideLetter(0x03)}, 0);
    Minimizer minimizer5(vector<Nucleotide>{NucleotideLetter(0x02), NucleotideLetter(0x03), NucleotideLetter(0x01)}, 0);
    Minimizer minimizer6(vector<Nucleotide>{NucleotideLetter(0x02), NucleotideLetter(0x03), NucleotideLetter(0x03)}, 0);

    REQUIRE(minimizers->at(0) == minimizer0);
    REQUIRE(minimizers->at(1) == minimizer1);
    REQUIRE(minimizers->at(2) == minimizer2);
    REQUIRE(minimizers->at(3) == minimizer3);
    REQUIRE(minimizers->at(4) == minimizer4);
    REQUIRE(minimizers->at(5) == minimizer5);
    REQUIRE(minimizers->at(6) == minimizer6);
  }
}

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2017 Toyota 86 replaces Scion FR-S in the US
As the Scion brand is saying goodbye to the US public, Toyota replaces the sporty FR-S with the introduction of the new 86. A 2017 model, the new Toyota 86 features a range of new upgrades, meant to attract younger buyers throught the year.
Scion FR-S recall issued in the US
After it announced it will abandon the idea of a young-dedicated brand in the US by abandoning the Scion brand, Toyota needs to issue a recall for some of the vehicles sold under the Scion brand. The safety recall will affect approximately 26,000 Model Year 2013-2016 Scion FR-S vehicles.
Scion FR-S Release Series 2.0 and C-HR Concept announced at NAIAS
Every major US manufacturer will be at NAIAS, the most important automotive event of 2016 in the US. Scion will mke no exception, as it tries to attract more and more young people.
Scion teases a new concept
Scion wants to become an attractive brand for the young people living in the United States. Affordable and with an attractive design, all Scion models were design with young people in mind.
Scion iA pricing announced
Recently unveiled this spring, the new Scion iA is already ready to be ordered in the US. The Japanese brand is offering the sedan with a starting price of $15,700 for the 6-speed manual transmission and $16,800 for the 6-speed automatic. A $795 delivery, processing and handling fee is not included in the MSRP. The car is scheduled to reach showrooms no later than September 1st.
New Scion iM starts at 18.460 USD
Along with its first sedan, the iA, Scion also announced pricing for the new iM model, also revealed at the begining of this year. According to Scion, the new iM draws some style inspiration from Scion's FR-S sports car.
Scion iA is first sedan in the history of the brand
Scion makes a historical move during this year New York Auto Show. The young brand announced the introduction of its first sporty sedan, called the iA. The 2016 Scion iA is a subcompact four-door model, build by Mazda and based on the Mazda2 sedan.
Scion iM and Scion iA to be introduced in New York
Scion wants to make a good impression for this year New York Auto Show, scheduled to open its gates during the first week of April. The Japanese brand sold only in the US will unveil two world premieres: the Scion iM and the newly named Scion iA.
Scion sedan and iM production version to debut in New York
2015 will be a very important year for Scion, the young brand raised by Toyota to appeal to younger crowd in US. We say it is important because Scion will introduce its first sedan model. It is for the first time when a sedan debuts under the Scion name.
Scion inspired by California talent at SEMA Show
Scion recognizes some California born talent with a couple of customized SEMA Show bound models. A custom Scion tC inspired by American thrash metal band Slayer and a Scion xB customized by pro skateboarder Riley Hawk will debut at the upcoming show in Las Vegas.


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Ok, so here we go... This is my first attempt at making something that's not based off of a Tutorial on Gamemaker. The premise is that the main character is a time traveller whose magical book's pages have been stolen and strewn across history (and future, honestly getting a single level done will be a massive achievement lol), his job is to attempt to get them back. The main idea is that the book's pages make up special attacks which the player can use and collecting pages adds power to the attacks until it is a "complete" spell (totally ripping off Skyrim shouts here on this one...) The special attacks the character will shout are going to be made up of quotes from the thumbs crew (Could you repeat that? Diversifier) The game will be a 2D Action Platformer. Currently got the Following animations done: Idle Running Page Collectible (Can't make a decent looking GIF of this one...) Also the character can move and jump around, he can also shoot as I was originally intending to shoot where the mouse is pointed; however I'm not sure I want to bother with directional shooting as that might require more headaches with a rotating arm... I dunno, I might get inspired and do it though, although kind of like the idea of just having a "spell" book where each quote would have a cool-down etc.
The purpose of this thread is to post tutorials for GameMaker. It can be a tutorial you've made youself, or one you found somewhere else. Difficulty can range from stuff for beginners to advanced techniques.


Any information given in references about an employee's disability or number of days' sickness absence due to a disability must be dealt with sensitively. This Employment Appeal Tribunal judgement shows why.
In, Pnaiser v (1) NHS England (2) Coventry City Council, the Employment Appeal Tribunal has ruled that both the author of and the receiver of a written reference regarding a disabled job applicant committed acts of discrimination arising from a disability when the applicant was refused a job based on the content of the reference.
The Claimant, Pnaiser, had a disability which resulted in significant levels of sickness absence. She was made redundant by Coventry City Council and offered a role with NHS England subject to the provision of satisfactory references. Notes from the interview described Pnaiser as an "excellent candidate". References were sought from Pnaiser's line manager in which she had stated that she had difficulty in giving an appropriate reference for the applicant as she had had significant time off work. Subsequent to the receipt of a reference from the Council, the job offer was withdrawn by NHS England.
Pnaiser brought claims of disability discrimination at Employment Tribunal. The Employment Tribunal (ET) dismissed the claim, stating that the reason for the withdrawal was T's consideration that the claimant could not do the role having heard the description of it.
The Employment Appeal Tribunal (EAT) overturned the ET's decision. The EAT stated that the ET should have asked itself whether the line manager gave a negative reference where she mentioned Pnaiser's significant absence and whether that and her knowledge of and concerns about the history of absences were together sufficient enough to make out a prima facie case of discrimination meaning that there was a case to answer.
The EAT admitted it was rare for an EAT to substitute its own view for the fact finding of the ET but that it must do in this case. There were facts, it said, that could infer the reason the line manager made the comments that the claimant was unsuitable was her absence level. Her knowledge of the claimant's disability then made this enough to make out a prima facie case of discrimination. The line manager had not questioned the claimant's competence and gave evidence that her concerns were due to absence and not competence. From the facts found, it could not be excluded that absence was part of the reason for the unfavourable treatment.
NHS England was also found to have acted in a discriminatory manner. The recruiting officer had knowledge of the disability and the EAT found that the unfavourable treatment done by him was because of the reference.


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Q: mysqli alter table issue This is what I have:
if($_POST['submit']) {

    $newAward = new AwardCenter($mysqli);
    $arrColumns = array("name", "description", "imageurl", "imagewidth", "imageheight", "autodays", "autorecruits", "category", "subcategory", "ghosts", "advancedwarfare", "blackops3");
    $arrValues = array($_POST['newawardname1'], $_POST['description1'], $_POST['imageurl1'], $_POST['imagewidth1'], $_POST['imageheight1'], $_POST['autodays1'], $_POST['autorecruits1'], $_POST['category1'], $_POST['subcategory1'], $_POST['ghosts1'], $_POST['advancedwarfare1'], $_POST['blackops31'],);

    if($newAward->addNew($arrColumns, $arrValues)) {

    $newAwardInfo = $newAward->get_info_filtered();

        $result = $mysqli->query("ALTER TABLE ".$dbprefix."clanawards_members ADD '".$newAwardInfo['name']."' INT( 11 ) NOT NULL DEFAULT '0'");
    echo "

                Successfully Added New Award: ".$newAwardInfo['name']."!

    ";

    }
}

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VIA COFFEE HOUSE
Spooky Fiction At a Distance
The Principled Uncertainty of Quintan Ana Wikswo
By Maxine Chernoff
Quintan Ana Wikswo's new collection of short stories, The Hope of Floating Has Carried Us This Far, is available June 9th, from Coffee House Press.
Maxine Chernoff: I was delighted to discover the beautiful photographs throughout your short story collection. What is the relationship between the photographs and stories? I found myself agreeing with Alice in Wonderland: "What is the use of a book without pictures?" Illustrated literary fiction is quite rare. Your illustrations are even more unusual because they are abstract, and they don't depict what's happening in the story. I'd like to ask the opposite of Alice's question: what do you think is the use of a book with pictures?
Quintan Ana Wikswo: In the book, the verbal and visual exist in a visceral pas de deux. When we are in love, when we are in trauma, when we are fighting for survival or captivated by a hypnotic sunrise, our brains create a visual dreamscape—surreal, shape-shifting, abstracted—that stays with us as long as we live. These images don't exactly document the facts of what happened—they form an emotional landscape for the psyche.
I'm fascinated by the sensual cognitive rhythm of this process, especially the pauses that give us respite between thinking and feeling. We listen, then look around, our eyes lingering here or there. Our brain whirs and hesitates as it untangles new language and sights. We navigate our lives with our senses, and glean and process life visually through our eyes, and verbally through our mouths and ears. The book's juxtaposition of photographs and text is a tribute to this dance of the brain.
I make my photographs using salvaged military and government cameras from fascist dictatorships—they were designed to document warfare, yet survived long enough to create fine art. Theirs are the true eyes of this book.
I adore illustrated books whose images amplify a sense of wonderment—images that become open windows to an unfamiliar world. The notebooks of Frida Kahlo and Egon Schiele are marvelous lightning bolts from the sublime. Love letters between the verbal and nonverbal psyche. Not all illustrated books are alike—some confine the imagination, and reduce the cosmos to predictable human conventions—a good example is children's books in which all the characters are blond and white.
I have synesthesia, and Temporal Lobe Epilepsy in both hemispheres of my brain. The two hemispheres of the brain are intimately linked, and I like to imagine the intricate fireworks in the cerebral cortex as the visual center communes and crosses swords with the language center. A few years ago, a seizure took away my language processing for several months. But within hours, my visual cortex had become tremendously amplified and colors, shapes, and patterns came alive with a ferocious intensity. That's when I started taking photographs. During the creation of the book, I wrote stories when my visual processing was impaired, and made photographs when I lost the capacity for language.
While I was making this collection, I scrawled a passage from Virginia Woolf's The Waves in my sketchbook—I find it gets to the viscera of the language and image question:
How tired I am of stories, how tired I am of phrases that come down beautifully with all their feet on the ground… I begin to long for some little language such as lovers use, broken words, inarticulate words, like the shuffling of feet on pavement… Lying in a ditch on a stormy day, when it has been raining, then enormous clouds come marching over the sky, tattered clouds, wisps of cloud. What delights me then is the confusion, the height, the indifference and the fury. Great clouds always changing, and movement; something sulphurous and sinister, bowled up, helter-skelter, towering, trailing, broken off, lost, and I forgotten, minute, in a ditch. Of story, of design, I do not see a trace then.
MC: In these stories, disasters in war and love trigger peculiar unexpected metamorphoses—is this process perversely hopeful, as the title hints? Cataclysmic apocalypses such as hurricanes, political coups, and military invasions find equal footing with lovers' quarrels, broken romances, and erotic negotiations. Instead of cause for destruction, these catastrophes become opportunities for transformation—especially from human to non-human.
QAW: I'm mesmerized by our rare opportunities to go off the map of the known world, and into uncharted existential territories. Often our true selves are revealed at moments of great personal peril—like love and war—when everything superficial has to be jettisoned. Those moments force us to radically redefine ourselves in ways we never imagined. We are forced to become more or less than human. In that moment of transformation, I'd like to think we can become anything: an eel, a crow, a coward, a ghost, a particle collider, a murderer, a heroic lover, or simply a lichen.
I wrote this book while I was living in Germany and Eastern Europe, working on a project about post-genocidal communities. Every day, I thought about how we handle the aftermath of great disasters from which we cannot possibly survive intact. What happens after the comprehensive existential destruction of our bodies, minds, and psyches? In what new form do we emerge from the destruction of an established self?
I started wondering about how transformation can become a liberation strategy more powerful than simply hoping to heal or survive. As humans we are weighed down by the idea that trauma breaks us, and we worry that we cannot be repaired. Perhaps repair is not the best and highest goal. Every inhabitant of the cosmos—animal, vegetable, and mineral—thrives through metamorphosis. Creation itself cannot occur without radical transformation, even destruction.
I'm interested in war and romantic love because they are two profoundly unstable states in which normalcy vanishes, familiar boundaries dissolve, and we face the ultimate intimate encounter with dreams and nightmares, fantasy and horror, the unreal and the sublime. Our lives, our sanity, our autonomy are all part of a volatile chemistry experiment. Perfect conditions for radical change.
The title is drawn from the Water Tests of the medieval witch trials, in which misfits and outcasts were thrown in the water—if they floated, they were burned as witches. And if they sank, they drowned. Either way, the accused was going to be murdered. Sometimes events force us to stand outside conventional existence and inhabit ourselves more honestly, earnestly, and sincerely. When a witch hopes to float, she or he lives—even if briefly—as a true self, an honest self, a no-longer-everyday self, no matter how transgressive, and no matter what the consequences.
MC: There's a mad scientist aspect to your work—how do physics and dark matter and the like find their way into a work of fiction? You have misfit geologists and mathematicians searching the tunnels of the Large Hadron Particle Collider for mythical sea creatures, Oxford ornithologists find themselves trapped in prison ships, and spiral-obsessed physicists get far too close to the black hole eye of a hurricane.
QAW: I grew up as the homeschooled child of a devout preacher and a physicist, who raised me on contradictory creation stories in an attempt to justify the world they'd plunged me into. Their stories were all I had to work with, and were perplexingly fantastic and surreal—atoms versus Adam, miracles and states of matter, heaven and hell, charged particles, good and evil. God flies to earth in a pillar of semen and fire and makes a baby with a mortal woman. All matter in our bodies is comprised from stardust. The earth is flat, until it becomes a sphere. We rest comfortably at the center of the universe, until we are banished to orbit a massive fireball called the Sun and eventually explode. Rods become snakes. Food falls from the sky. Moving hands write in fire on the walls. I came to realize that our experience of passing in and out of existence is an ignorant and uneasy one, filled with mad passions but no answers, only theories. We sing comforting songs to ourselves. We hope for things we cannot see or name.
I was born in a hospital located right on top of the Stanford Linear Particle Collider, and was surrounded by brilliant people in search of preposterous, invisible things. My first babysitter led the team that detected quarks. Several decades later, I found myself in a love affair with a dark matter physicist working on the construction of the Large Hadron Particle Collider at CERN, in Switzerland. As the relationship disintegrated and his team lost confidence in their experiments, I thought about the arrogance of love and science, our illusions of control, and the beautifully absurd pursuit of union with the cosmos or the other. I spent days below the Alps exploring the unfinished tunnels, and marveling at the energy we willingly expend attempting to address our abject ignorance of who we are and why we are here. "The Double Nautilus" was my reaction to that experience, and how—deep underground and profoundly disillusioned—I created my own fantastical concept of the ideal future partner. My quest seemed no more or less quixotic than the physicists' dreamy search for the God particle (which, of course, seems to have now been found).
Science says a lot about agency—we start out with questions about the nature of gravity, and we end up evaporating the inhabitants of Nagasaki and Hiroshima. My father's family worked on the Manhattan Project as chemists, mathematicians, and geologists. After the war, they moved to isolated rural areas and took up peacetime activities like astronomy, ornithology, and clock making. Perhaps in an attempt to transform their talents into something less lethal, perhaps to vanish into a natural world where they stood as observers instead of agents of inadvertent destruction.
Like science and religion, storytelling is just one more method for questioning and considering how things are, and imagining how things might be. Techniques for challenging—as well as enforcing—the limitations of our own theories and beliefs. And both offer seductive charms that allow a human—or a group of humans—to radically refashion collective and individual realities. Alchemy.
MC: Between the stories and their companion photographs, you seem to have a knack for seeking out unusual sites and places with complicated histories and spending a lot of time learning their secrets. How do you find these locations? How does working at those sites influence your writing? There's a mesmerizing sense of timespace travel in these stories, which seem to simultaneously inhabit ancient mythological eras and the present day.
QAW: I tend to plant my existential questions in painful and poetic soil that lends itself to quantum superpositions… places that exist across multiple states and multiple realities simultaneously. For example, the forest in "The Cartographer's Khorovod," looks much like any other, except for the Hessian mercenary who stands there in 1777 and quits the British and joins the Revolutionaries. At the same tree, suburban real estate developers fantasize about six-lane highways, intermingling with Algonquin warriors who are sharpening their weapons for all eternity. A few steps away, the trucker who idles a big rig on the freeway thinks the big tree would be a good place to urinate.
Places contain narratives, and are themselves a kind of Schrodinger's Cat—the mercenary is simultaneously a daytripping opportunist, a disloyal traitor, and a bravely conscientious hero. Incompatible states that somehow coexist. Invisible to hikers and suburban real estate developers, yet visible to historians and similar timetravelers. I typically go to a particular site and work there for long periods of time, considering the entire known history of everything that has happened at that place. I sit with a typewriter and my cameras, and drift through its layers, harvesting out the stories that I see and hear.
I started creating this book in the Baltic—Estonia, Finland, Latvia, eastern Russia, and Lithuania. I tracked down various sites where Vikings, Christian Crusaders, Germans, Nazis, Russians, Soviets, NATO allies, and insurrectionists of various stripes had erected military installations and shrines. It became impossible to tell the difference between the two—a tangible collision and superimposition between pantheons. Pits in the earth that had once hidden Nazi tanks. Roadside totems to the eel goddess. Old plywood factories used to make walls for slave labor camps. Ravens gathering over a mass grave. Clandestine Russian military centers with ambiguous contemporary intent.
These sites—like the characters in the stories—have experienced the absence of ultimate control. Like the characters, they have been subjected to a moment in time that robs them of their own autonomy. The earth can do nothing while it's clawed apart by tanks and bombs, bulldozers and gas stations. The landscape itself, the earth, is forced to evolve, to become something else, for better or worse.
More than ever, we are a migratory species, and I wonder why we walk the earth without exactly inhabiting it—the way we sometimes look at each other, but don't see. We can't really touch or feel time. It evades our five senses. But looking at place, it's possible to perceive time, and to move through it. Place is timebending.
We have a tendency to exoticise distant places, but there is no mundane spot on this earth. My corner bodega was likely once upon a time a nursery for pterodactyls. One of the beaches in "The Anguilladae Eaters" is Point Dume, in Malibu—a notoriously brutal site of whale slaughter and rendering. It co-exists extrasensorily, semi-silently, within the Southern California seashore superficiality factory, as does the Spanish genocide against the Chumash and other indigenous peoples. These events are invisible motes in the sky-blue eyes of Pamela Anderson. These are almost wormholes of meaning. One human's Saturday afternoon surf spot is another human's cemetery. I tracked down four animal-slaughter beaches in the world, and each contained these nested stories—one beach was also the runway for the first airplane flight over the North Pole. I went in search of something small, and let the quantum superimposition search for me.
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Maxine Chernoff has published six books of fiction and eleven books of poetry. She coedits the long-running literary journal New American Writing and chairs the Creative Writing Department at San Francisco State University.
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Hope Summer Repertory Theatre's Children's Performance Troupe is diving into Dr. Seuss's classic children's book, The Cat in the Hat, for the company's 45th season of fun for all ages. Bubbles and balls fly through the air, Things 1 and 2 run rampant, and a crazy balancing act occurs as the Cat in the Hat turns the kids' day inside out.
The Cat takes these kids on an amazing adventure, living by the motto "It's fun to have fun, but you have to know how." As they take in the Cat in the Hat's shenanigans with wide eyes, the children's fish becomes worried about the consequences of the Cat's activities and tries her best to keep everything in line. When what started as great fun turns into pandemonium, Sally, her brother, and their fish all wonder how they are going to clean up the mess. Not to mention, what sort of trouble will they be in when their mom gets home?
Dr. Seuss is famous for his whimsical, bright illustrations and out-of-the-box stories. He was challenged to write a book from a list of words that first and second graders should know. After much frustration, Dr. Seuss decided to write the book based on the first two words he found that rhymed on the list – and The Cat in the Hat was born. The book was immediately a hit, and ultimately was a part of the first group in the series of "I Can Read" books that encourages children to read on their own, rather than having others read to them. This play takes the beloved book nearly word for word and brings it to life through the magic of theatre. Audiences of all ages have been left giggling from this fun and lively production.
Desha Crownover, director of both Children's Performance Troupe shows this season, shared that she wants the kids who watch the production to know that "your imagination can take you anywhere - even within a book there's lots of room to move." The Cat in the Hat, over the course of 30 minutes, will broaden children's imaginations and fill them with awe and wonder. This interactive performance will keep audience members from 3 to 105 on the edge of their seats with excitement.
Hope Summer Repertory Theatre (HSRT) is West Michigan's premier professional theatre company for the last 45 years. The company is a unique blend of distinguished professionals and young theatre artists from all over the United States, creating an intergenerational synergy between our emerging and advanced artists. The theatre is distinguished by the wide variety of plays and musicals performed by one resident acting company. This wide variety of repertoire is unified by the goal to explore and celebrate the joy and complexity of the human condition. The company numbers over 100 annually taking up residence for the summer in Holland; producing 6 shows in rotation every summer on the DeWitt Theatre stage—a 494 seat thrust space and the DeWitt Studio—a 125 seat theatre in the round.
The Cat in the Hat features the talents of an eight member cast and production team: Cast: Darius Lee (Boy), Mariah Lyttle (Kitten), Samantha McHenry (Thing), AllisaBeth Morton (Kitten), Alexis Nwokoji (Fish), Akia Smith (Sally), Lance Spencer (The Cat in the Hat), Julia Lindsey Whitcomb(Thing).
Creative Team: Desha Crownover (Director), Keenan Minogue (Scenic Designer), Emily Westing (Costume Designer), Emily Brown (Lighting Designer), Tyler Knowles (Sound Designer), Megan Meier (Stage Manager), Eliza Burwell (Assistant Stage Manager), Rachel Kennedy(Publicist).
All performances take place at The DeWitt Studio Theatre located on Hope College's Campus at 141 E. 12th St. Holland, MI. Season ticket packages are now on sale from 9:00-5:00 at the college's downtown ticket office, located at 100 E. 8th Street or from 9:00-5:00 in the DeWitt Lobby ticket office.
More information available online at www.hope.edu/hsrt, or by calling 616-395-7890.


The 6th Air Defense Artillery Regiment and its two active battalions trace their origins to the creation of Battery A and B, 6th Regiment of Artillery on 8 March 1898. Because Air Defense Artillery was not established as a basic branch until 1968 and the gradual change of Coast Artillery units into AntiAircraft units, both battalions underwent numerous and frequent redesignations and reorganizations throughout the 20th century.
Both battalions were officially designated as Air Defense Artillery in 1971 as part of the 6th ADA Regiment, and both were transferred to U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command and activated at Fort Bliss, Texas in 1987. Today, the 2nd and 3rd Battalions are subordinate units of the 30th Air Defense Artillery Brigade, which until 2012 had been designated as the 6th Air Defense Artillery Brigade.
The 6th Air Defense Artillery Regiment's Regimental Distinctive Insignia is taken from the crest of the Coast Defenses of San Francisco, where the original 6th Regiment of Artillery was stationed beginning in 1901. A bear is familiar symbol for the state of California, and the Latin phrase "CERTO DIRIGO ICTU," or "I Aim With A Sure Blow," is a description of a bear's fighting character.


Enough Said is 2013 comedy movie that was directed and written by Nicole Holofcener and seems to be quite interesting and just hilarious and it will be especially loved a lot by women auditory! This movie is one of the last for quite interesting and charismatic actor whose name is James Gandolfini. And he stars in it together with Julia Louis-Dreyfus, Catherine Keener, Ben Falcone, Toby Huss, Toni Collette and many others. I think that it was a really important role for James Gandolfini because he broke free from seeing him only as the tough guy or a mob boss whom he played in "The Sopranos". It is sad that this wonderful actor has left us being only 51 years old but I'm glad that he managed to get free from being the actor of one role! And I must tell that he played really well and realistic in the Enough Said movie so you totally should download it using the torrent or just watch it online!
So, full movie tells us a good old-fashioned romantic story about a divorced woman, Eva, who suddenly falls in love with a man and begins her new relationship! But there are some complications that are actually quite funny! The woman suddenly finds out that her new beloved man is the ex-husband of one of her friends! And her friend tells that she hates her ex and tells a lot about his annoying minuses and bad habits! But Eva didn't notice anything like that in that man who seems just to be perfect for her! So now she needs to understand if she is blinded by love or did this man changed so much since his divorce! So, I hope that you will like this wonderful romantic comedy! And if after watching this comedy you will want to watch something less realistic and with more action in it, then you should watch Riddick 2013 movie and have fun!


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Passage: James 4:13-17 Come now, you who say, "Today or tomorrow we will go into such and such a town and spend a year there and trade and make a profit"— 14yet you do not know what tomorrow will bring. What is your life? For you are a mist that appears for a little time and then vanishes. 15Instead you ought to say, "If the Lord wills, we will live and do this or that." 16As it is, you boast in your arrogance. All such boasting is evil. 17So whoever knows the right thing to do and fails to do it, for him it is sin.
I.Understand our tendency to leave God out of our planning.
Luke 12:18 And he said, 'I will do this: I will tear down my barns and build larger ones, and there I will store all my grain and my goods.
II.Recognize the transitory nature of life.
"Our brave new pleasure-dominated, pleasure-seeking world is increasingly filled with people who live their lives with no reference to God." Hughes, R. K.
How should we approach life when the outcome is uncertain?
The key is to trust in God's graciousness and not human plans.
III.Submit our plans to the Lord's will.
Job 12:9 Who among all these does not know that the hand of the LORD has done this? 10 In his hand is the life of every living thing and the breath of all mankind.
IV.Beware of bragging in our own accomplishments.
James 4:16As it is, you boast in your arrogance. All such boasting is evil.
I Corinthians 1:29 so that no human being might boast in the presence of God.
It's this thought of not only bragging but being autonomous and independent from God instead of being dependent upon God.
I Corinthians 4:7 For who sees anything different in you? What do you have that you did not receive? If then you received it, why do you boast as if you did not receive it?
V.Plan intentionally to do good.
James 4:17So whoever knows the right thing to do and fails to do it, for him it is sin.
Matthew 7:24 "Everyone then who hears these words of mine and does them will be like a wise man who built his house on the rock. 25 And the rain fell, and the floods came, and the winds blew and beat on that house, but it did not fall, because it had been founded on the rock.
God Willing: Deo Volente D.V. in every area of my life!
How is it going with your reading plan? Sun. II Peter 2 Mon. II Peter 3 Tues. Jude1 Wed. Revelation 1 Thurs. Revelation 2 Fri. & Sat. reflection. Pick out one verse that ministered to you. Share a truth you've been learning with a friend.
Starter: Are you a long-range planner or do you take it one day at a time? When you were 15, what did you expect to be doing at 25? Were you right?
Read James 4:13-17 three times. Read one time in a paraphrase translation. (The Message or The Living Translation) Share with a friend or your group what you are hearing from God's Word. Try and put the passage into your own words.
Read James 4:13-14, Psalm 90:5,6,10 & 12, Isaiah 46:9-10. How do you respond to James' observation about the fragility of your life? What do the Psalm 90 verses teach you? What does the Isaiah passage say about God and the future?
5. Study James 4:15, Acts 18:21; Romans 1:10. In practical terms, what would it look like to live out an attitude that expresses, "If the Lord wills, we shall live, and we shall do this, or that"?
Read James 4:16, I Corinthians 1:26-31. According to James, what lies behind the reasoning that excludes God and His will?
Read the Corinthian passage and note as many things as you can about why we should be on guard about boasting in our own accomplishments.
Read James 4:17, Ephesians 2:10. As you look over this passage, in what ways is God calling or nudging you to do what you know is right? What are some things you feel God calling you to do in 2018? Ask someone to pray for you in this area.
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He stumbled and fell hard into the bookcase. He hardly felt the impact as the continual waves of pain from his side preoccupied his thoughts.
"Lucky shot… that's all… fucking lucky shot…" he said under his breath between winces.
He slid slowly down to the floor and sat there against the bookcase, trying desperately to catch his breath. The room was dark. Which made seeing hard enough without the fog that rolled in from the street. In all these years he never dared come to this side of town. The tattered buildings, mounds of debris, and decaying bodies never enticed him.
He was an accountant. They needed him. At least until they got themselves killed.
A large figure loomed up from the darkness and kneeled down next to him. "How are you doing?" he said.
"Eric… how… the fuck… does it look like… I'm doing?"
Eric grinned, "Yeah, but you're too old to die on us now." Eric pulled out a wad of cloth and a package of pills from his coat. Popping out one of the pills Eric shoved the little white capsule into his mouth and held it closed until he swallowed. Next Eric pressed the wad of cloth against his side. "I don't have anything to adhere this so you're going to need to just keep a hand on it."
Flashes of light and the boom of gunfire rang out in the street.
"Don't worry," Eric said, "Vanessa has them pinned down real good. Nothing is going to get past her."
Everything was starting to get dark for him. He knew he had lost a lot of blood, but he couldn't resist the weight of the darkness pressing in on him. He was getting old.
As he slowly started to slump up against Eric he started to recognize the room. It was a library. A library he remembered. He had been here before. Back when he was a kid. He could see it now. All nice, bright, and clean. People hanging around talking or reading cheerfully. And the books! So many wonderful books.
He used to like books.
"Wake up!" Vanessa said quietly to him as she tapped his foot.
He was awake immediately but didn't move. Moving too quickly could get you killed. Slowly he cracked an eye to scan his surroundings. The last thing he remembered was being in the library.
Outside of Vanessa he could sense no immediate danger. Opening his eyes fully he slowly pulled himself up. Shooting pain coursed through his body, but he managed to keep his expression to a wince.
"You should be more careful old man. That wound, while only minor, is just going to get worse unless we can get you patched up."
Whatever Eric had given him had worked well. He was still in pain, but he could move about now. "Where's Eric?"
"His body is downstairs just outside the front doors. Fat bastard didn't even see it coming… told him to hurry up." Even though Vanessa and Eric didn't get along, he knew her attitude was masking the pain. Eric was a good person. To lose him, to lose anyone, was a hard blow.
The room they were in looked like a lab of some sort. All the walls were split in half, bottom half solid, top half glass. Spread around the room where tables, chairs, terminals, filing cabinets, and a ton of other equipment. Paper was littered everywhere.
Vanessa was sitting on a box over by the glass doors to the lab. Her head bowed to be just under the glass partition of the wall. As always she was tense, ready for anything.
He rolled over and got up into a crouched position next to Vanessa. Trying to keep his movements slow and gentle. Even then he couldn't smile. "Where are we?"
"Don't know. We couldn't carry you far, so we hauled you a couple of buildings down. Looked like a good spot to hide." Vanessa paused. "Until we got inside."
After the realization at the library, he was remembering things. Places mostly from his childhood.
"We must be in the DroMC Research building," he said.
Vanessa turned and looked at him. "How in the hell do you know that?"
Standing up he said "I used to play near here as a child."
Vanessa's face now turned to alarm and shock, "What are you doing?! Get DOWN!" she practically hissed as he grabbed at his arm.
"Don't worry, we're safe here in the labs," he said as he brushed away her hand. "You saw a blue light when you went through the doors right?"
"Yeah… So, what? Some of these buildings still have funny lights on," Vanessa said as she craned her neck back and forth looking for an attack.
"That's the inorganic shield. It disrupts all non-organic electrical systems. They shouldn't be able to find us or get us here."
Vanessa stood up and casually waved her handgun at him. "Fucking novices. You shouldn't take such risks. If they find us, we're dead. They do have human agents after all."
He left the room and headed over to an outside window. As he approached he could see the billows of smoke and the flashes of light in the distance. He could feel the heat from Vanessa as she stormed up next to him. She had a right to be angry. That probably would have been a stupid move if he wasn't so sure of the truth.
"I doubt they will spare the precious few organics they have to come after us. We're just small potatoes compared to their real targets. When I was doing their numbers I got opportunities to see their plans, their goals. It was hard to keep things hidden so they built up just enough resources to mount this assault. They don't have anything to spare right now."
"If that's true, then we might have a couple of days to get out of here. Earth?"
He snorted. Earth. "They would disintegrate us when we get into orbit. No. Luna would be our only hope."
"The Moon? Are you crazy! It's nothing but a cesspit. They'd rob us, rape us, and leave us in a ditch the moment we got there."
"What more do we have to lose? We've already been robbed, raped, and left in a ditch," he said as he swept his arms out for emphasis.
"Fine old man. Luna it is. Just don't be thinking I'm going to be hauling your ass around if you go down again. Now, do you think you could lug your ass down to the garage and help me find something to get out of here?"
He smiled. It shouldn't be, but this was exhilarating. The most excitement he ever had in his dull life.
Lance Terry Hildebrand August 1, 2014
Copyright © 2021 Lance Terry Hildebrand


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WARRI—Ugunami Orho-Agbarho community, in Ughelli, Delta State, has enjoined Hausa and other non-natives to see the place as home, promising that the community will continue to accord them all the respect and regard they deserve.
Speaking against the backdrop of a recent court ruling that remanded a native in prison custody for allegedly attacking a Hausa man residing in the community, president of the community, Mr Joseph Ibuje, said the community would always promote justice for all irrespective of religion or place of origin.
He appealed to non- natives residing in the area to see the community as their home.
"The Magistrate Court sitting in Orho-Agbarho remanded a native in prison custody, who in connivance with others at large, robbed one Suleman Mohammed of his valuables, until further hearing in the case against them.
"For the reason that the man that was attacked is an Hausa man and the people that attacked him are from this community does not stop us from doing the needful for justice to prevail. This is why we took it upon ourselves to ensure that those who carried out that robbery attack on the Hausa man are brought to book.
"There are issues you treat with levity and there are some you don't treat that way because if you don't stop them now, they may degenerate to other worst forms. Two of our boys committed this offence, one has been demanded in prison custody. The community is looking for the other one still at large and once we get our hands on him, we will hand him over to the police accordingly. We don't want people to give our community a bad name," he said.


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This study focuses on the relationship between students' social backgrounds and their occupational aspirations (in terms of becoming an authority, financial success and recognition in the workplace). By applying the status attainment theory and segmented assimilation theory, this study examines the significance of parental socioeconomic status, race/ethnicity, and social capital in predicting college freshmen's occupational aspirations using multivariate analysis. Interaction effects between the main predictors as well as control variables such as immigrant status, gender, school performance, motivations and skills are tested in the analysis. Results suggest that socioeconomic status is not statistical significance in predicting individuals' occupational aspirations in all models. African Americans and Asians have the highest level of occupational aspirations, while Native Americans have the lowest level of occupational aspirations without introducing interactions into the model. All three social capital variables are positively related to students' occupational aspirations, especially the effects for mentors/role models. Strong interaction effects between parental socioeconomic status and race/ethnicity variables have been found in the study as well. Results of interaction effects indicate that although Native Americans have the lowest levels of occupational aspirations at lower levels of parental SES, their levels of occupational aspiration increase radically with the increase of their parental SES levels. However, groups such as African Americans and Asians experience a decrease in their occupational aspirations with an increase of parental SES. The interactions between parental SES and social capital variables are weak. The interaction effects between race/ethnicity and social capital variables suggest that Asian students' occupational aspirations are benefited from their parents' expectations, while other races and other Latino students' occupational aspirations are promoted by studying with peers.
Sun, Daiyue, "Is higher education the key to unlock the door of fortune? A study of students' occupational aspirations" (2013). Theses and Dissertations @ UNI. 495.


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MarcoP > 09-04-2018, 04:03 PM
I was wondering if the blank rectangle at the beginning of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. might have been left for a "weirdo" capital letter that was never painted. Similar empty rectangles are not too rare in XV century manuscripts.
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VViews > 09-04-2018, 05:44 PM
Hi MarcoP,
As you mention, these types of indents are typical of spaces left by scribes for an embellished or historiated initial, not just in herbals but in many other types of illuminated manuscripts.
Q8 is an odd one, and I have wondered You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. if perhaps the folios had been reordered, and if perhaps, by flipping the bifolio, 58r could have actually been intended to be the first page of the current Q20 "recipe" section.
In Q20 we also find a page which displays a similar indent(You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. ), but there, the indent seems to be caused by a material problem with the parchment, which is also reflected in the text layout on the recto side. This doesn't appear to be the case for 58r, as the text layout on the verso side doesn't avoid the area.
So yes, I would agree that this space could have been left blank not because of a technical problem, but in order to make room for an initial or "weirdo".
-JKP- > 09-04-2018, 06:42 PM
(09-04-2018, 04:03 PM)MarcoP Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. I was wondering if the blank rectangle at the beginning of You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. might have been left for a "weirdo" capital letter that was never painted. Similar empty rectangles are not too rare in XV century manuscripts.
Yes. And even though I don't like making too many assumptions, I've been assuming that's exactly what it is, space for an embellished initial.
Combined with other small clues (like the state of the small-plants section), it gives me the feeling the VMS was never finished. Given that plague raged through the western world several times in the 14th and 15th centuries and also that rulers who commissioned works often died unexpectedly for other reasons, there are a multitude of unfinished works out there in manuscript-land.
Koen G > 09-04-2018, 09:08 PM
A valuable observation, Marco.
After having focused on the large plant pages layout for some time now, it's strange for me to see the VM text leaving an empty box in anticipation of something else. In general on a VM page, the draughtsman goes before the scribe. But this hints at the presence of a rubricator, or at least an expected rubrication phase.
Although, of course, it may have been copied/transcribed from an example that had the initial missing as well.
But if that's not the case, does that mean a Voynichese initial was expected here? Like a big red "O"? It can't have been a separate one-letter word, nor something that would have been considered a proper image.
And to take it further, does that mean that the "weirdoes" on the first page might be to Voynichese like initials are to regular script?
Anton > 09-04-2018, 09:46 PM
This was suggested before, although I don't remember by whom. Same thing for the idea of 58r being the 1st folio of the quire. I think it was even before this forum was launched.
I agree that this idea is reasonable.
However there is the counter-argument: where we observe the "capital" weirdos, namely in f1r, they do not occupy three lines of text. More than that, they are outlined by the quill (the red paint may have been applied afterwards), so really no reason to delay the outline.
Emma May Smith > 09-04-2018, 10:47 PM
How can we be sure that the space wasn't left for a large and ornate star, which was wrongly inserted above the line by the illustrator?
I don't believe this is the best possibility, but should be considered.
We must remember that:
1) the stars themselves were inserted, so an illustrator did work on this page, and we would have to assert that two different stages of illustration were expected, one for stars and one for the capital; and
2) that the star can't have been drawn first, because a) it is indented with the text, so the illustrator must have know where the line of the text was to start, and b) it would have served adequately to mark the start of the paragraph, rendering the capital superfluous. (Note that f105r, which has a star and an 'ornate' initial does not have an indent.) Unless stars have a meaning beyond simply marking paragraphs.
Koen G > 10-04-2018, 02:55 AM
I don't think the stars were done in a separate pass. The linework looks constant with the text. It's even attached to the gallow by a line.
Of course it's possible that the scribe was leaving room for himself to insert the star, but that raises the question of why it was somewhat awkwardly pushed to the to p margin.
I see there are a number of counter-arguments and all the options seem possible to me. It would be interesting to see if anything like the ornate star suggested by Emma appear in other manuscripts in a comparable position.
I agree that You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. seems similar: also in 58r, the left margin moves to the left in steps as paragraphs extend down the page: possibly, the fact that the first three lines form a squarish space is accidental and the parchment has some irregularities that do not appear in the scans.
Another difficulty is that the page starts with kor, a legitimate Grove word (see also You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view.). Adding a single letter in front of it would make it a less acceptable paragraph-initial word.
(09-04-2018, 09:08 PM)Koen Gh. Wrote: You are not allowed to view links. Register or Login to view. And to take it further, does that mean that the "weirdoes" on the first page might be to Voynichese like initials are to regular script?
Independently on this idea about f58r, I have always thought of the weirdoes as "upper case" initials, but I never properly investigated the subject. Anton's observation that they are outlined in dark ink also seems important: again, it would be interesting to see if there are parallels in other manuscripts (but this is really about f1r).
Folio 58r does look like a large initial may have been intended.
With f112v, I get the feeling perhaps a marginal drawing was intended.
Quote: Unless stars have a meaning beyond simply marking paragraphs.
I recall some discussion about that here in the forum, noting the different number of rays and the fact that the number of rays was back then used to mark different star brightness. So there are reasons to suppose that they do have meaning beyond simple marking of paragraphs and serve to mark a kind of list instead.
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Q: While attempting to publish a cloud service, I get: "Error: A security token validation error occured for the received JWT token..." I am attempting to publish an Azure cloud service. Approximately 1 hour after beginning publishing, it returns this error. I am publishing through Visual Studio 2013 ultimate.
I am attempting to create a test Orleans-based service (not one of the samples). I have gone through the step-by-step cloud deployment tutorial and can't find anything that I might have missed. I would bet there is something in here though, like setting some connection strings wrong somewhere. I will be going through it again to make sure everything is as it is in the tutorial (unless there is an error there).
Also, I am using a mobile service as the API front end. There could be something in setting this up that's causing issue as well, as it differs from the samples I've looked at.

A: I think this usually happens when you create a new publish profile or in a slow internet.
Things you can try.

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*Restart Visual Studio

*Sign Out and Sign in Again for your Azure Subscription.

*Minimize your deployment Package Size
Disclaimer : I have not tried the 3rd point myself yet. Test in staging environment or UAT environment before trying this on production to avoid trouble.

A: Here's few things you can try:

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*Make sure the time stamp match on client and server.

*Republish using publish setting you download from Microsoft Azure portal site.

*When using Mobile Service, make sure you have 'X-ZUMO-APPLICATION: ' in your HTTP header.

A: Something you can try also is to check the size of all files uploaded and compare them with a "local" deploy. Maybe one or more files could be truncated.

A: In my case I think it was a slow upload speed that was causing that error when trying to publish directly from VS. I had then to do a Package and upload via the Azure portal and it worked fine.


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(businesspress24) - BRACKNELL, UK. 29th NOVEMBER 2017 - Italian manufacturing company Morganti Spa, famous for the design and manufacture of power tools, workwear and safety devices found across building sites worldwide, has partnered with Panasonic to digitalise its former paper-based logistics department and arm its staff across three warehouses with fully rugged Panasonic Toughpad FZ-G1 tablets.
Another key feature in the decision was connectivity functionality. The company's warehouse management system is based on customised and extremely detailed software that registers goods pick-up, shipping and weighing, as well as handling inventories and troubleshooting. A web application, the software isn't actually installed on the tablets, and so superior connectivity is a must. "We need an immediate exchange of information among the three warehouses; every second lost because of an unstable connection slows operations down and results in money loss," states Morganti.
The Panasonic Toughpad FZ-G1 tablets were installed onto forklift trucks, operating daily across Morganti Spa's three warehouses. "In order to make operations easier for our workers, we mounted the tablets on supports specially designed by us, and directly powered to ensure seamless functioning, despite their already long battery life", explains Morganti.
Employees are now equipped with fully rugged Panasonic Toughpad FZ-G1 tablets, with a 10.1'' capacitive, multi-touch screen display. With their IP65 certification, the devices can resist drops of up to 180 cm, as well being protected against water and dust. All of these benefits come in an ergonomic and sleek form factor. The tablets flexible configuration port also provides business users with the legacy port options they require in a compact, fully rugged and lightweight form factor.


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"Cursed be the man that obeyeth not the words of this covenant."
11:5 That I may perform the oath which I have sworn unto your fathers, to give them a land flowing with milk and honey, as it is this day. Then answered I, and said, So be it, O LORD.
11:6 Then the LORD said unto me, Proclaim all these words in the cities of Judah, and in the streets of Jerusalem, saying, Hear ye the words of this covenant, and do them.
11:7 For I earnestly protested unto your fathers in the day that I brought them up out of the land of Egypt, even unto this day, rising early and protesting, saying, Obey my voice.
11:8 Yet they obeyed not, nor inclined their ear, but walked every one in the imagination of their evil heart: therefore I will bring upon them all the words of this covenant, which I commanded them to do: but they did them not.
11:9 And the LORD said unto me, A conspiracy is found among the men of Judah, and among the inhabitants of Jerusalem.
11:10 They are turned back to the iniquities of their forefathers, which refused to hear my words; and they went after other gods to serve them: the house of Israel and the house of Judah have broken my covenant which I made with their fathers.
"I will bring evil upon them, which they shall not be able to escape; and though they shall cry unto me, I will not hearken unto them."
11:12 Then shall the cities of Judah and inhabitants of Jerusalem go, and cry unto the gods unto whom they offer incense: but they shall not save them at all in the time of their trouble.
11:13 For according to the number of thy cities were thy gods, O Judah; and according to the number of the streets of Jerusalem have ye set up altars to that shameful thing, even altars to burn incense unto Baal.
"Pray not thou for this people, neither lift up a cry or prayer for them: for I will not hear them in the time that they cry unto me for their trouble."
Should you pray for everyone?
11:15 What hath my beloved to do in mine house, seeing she hath wrought lewdness with many, and the holy flesh is passed from thee? when thou doest evil, then thou rejoicest.
11:16 The LORD called thy name, A green olive tree, fair, and of goodly fruit: with the noise of a great tumult he hath kindled fire upon it, and the branches of it are broken.
"For the Lord of hosts ... hath pronounced evil against thee."
11:18 And the LORD hath given me knowledge of it, and I know it: then thou shewedst me their doings.
11:19 But I was like a lamb or an ox that is brought to the slaughter; and I knew not that they had devised devices against me, saying, Let us destroy the tree with the fruit thereof, and let us cut him off from the land of the living, that his name may be no more remembered.
"O LORD of hosts ... that triest the reins and the heart."
"Let me see thy vengeance on them."
"I will punish them: the young men shall die by the sword; their sons and their daughters shall die by famine."
God will punish people by killing their young men in war and starving their children to death.
11:20 But, O LORD of hosts, that judgest righteously, that triest the reins and the heart, let me see thy vengeance on them: for unto thee have I revealed my cause.
11:23 And there shall be no remnant of them: for I will bring evil upon the men of Anathoth, even the year of their visitation.
Don't pray for certain people.


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Ivanka, who would be leading American delegation to the Global Entrepreneurship Summit (GES) in India in November, discussed about women's entrepreneurship and workforce development in the two countries.
"We had a great discussion on women's entrepreneurship, the upcoming GES 2017 and workforce development in the US and India," Ivanka said in a tweet after the meeting.
India and the US will co-host the GES in Hyderabad from November 28 to 30. The GES is the preeminent annual gathering of emerging entrepreneurs, investors, and business leaders from around the world.
Ivanka, 35, took to twitter to express her respect for Swaraj, whom she described as the "charismatic" foreign minister.
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Form: Overall, Norwich have had a very consistent season, winning 13 games, drawing 13 and losing 12 (another reason to want Fulham to win, because that would leave them with 13's across the board, and there's something aesthetically pleasing about that). However, they haven't been on a good run of form recently, having only won two games out of nine since the start of February. They did, however, win their last game before the international break, 3-2 at home to strugglers Reading. Goals from Mario Vrancic, Grant Hanley & James Maddison helping them to victory.
Formation: 4-2-3-1. Much more rigid than our 4-3-3, where the likes of Cairney & Johansen take turns attacking and dropping deep.
Dangerman: I know I said in the last edition that all ex-Fulham players would automatically fill this spot, but James Husband hasn't been a regular for Norwich this season, so there's no guarantee on him featuring. So attention must switch to James Maddison. Norwich's top scorer this season.
Battle to watch: Grant Hanley v Aleksander Mitrovic – Two men who will know each other very well from their time at Newcastle last season. Seeing a good 'old-fashioned' centre-half go up against an 'old-fashioned' centre-forward should be an interesting show during the game. On a side note, I'm also looking forward to seeing Kevin McDonald trying to keep James Maddison quiet, as doing so will more or less keep their attack under wraps.
This is only the 22nd league season in which Fulham and Norwich have met – although that includes 6 of the last 7 campaigns.
Good Friday will be the 44th league meeting between the clubs – Fulham have won 19, Norwich have won 11 and there have been 13 draws.
Norwich have won just 1 of the last 17 meetings between the clubs – and 1 of the last 21 in all comps – going back to 1986.
In that time, Fulham have won 6 and drawn 3 of their 10 trips to Carrow Road.
In the last 19 years, there have been games between the clubs where Fulham have scored exactly 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 goals.
Opposition View: (@rosssanders5): In a season where we are clearly under transition, however still underperformed in my opinion, we have had a few positives. James Maddison being the obvious standout and like Fulham with Sessegnon when we do sell it should be for big money! We've also introduced young Jamal Lewis in at left back and he's started excellently and looks a real prospect. Other notable players are Zimmerman and Trybull both from Germany who look great finds.
As for the negatives for us, our home form is certainly the main one with us only winning 6 from our 19 home games. This has mainly come from our lack of scoring with Oliveira losing his touch and I personally feel the board let us down in both transfer windows with not improving us in the attacking areas when we all knew that was where we needed to strengthen most. Without Maddison's goals, we'd be a lot further down the table.
I don't have much confidence at Carrow Road this year and with Fulham coming here with one of the best teams in the division, I'm saying a 2-1 Fulham win.
Prediction: Having had two weeks to get over the collapse against QPR, which hopefully you can just put down to QPR being 'more up for it' than we were on the day, this one will hopefully be more straightforward. We've not been too bad at Carrow Road over the years and this weekend should be no exception.
Norwich 0 – 2 Fulham
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