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The herb garden at Old Sturbridge in Massachusetts is huge and contains many herbs. Some are culinary (used dried or fresh- such as basil, tarragon, or chamomile), some are medicinal ( for upset stomach and the like), and others are household ( such as dye plants).
The lavender plants were very large and healthy looking. There are many uses, I was told, for Lavender. Some are: dried lavender is put into sachets to impart a lovely fragrance to the linen closet, lavender is used in perfumes and hand-made soaps, lavender oil is a calming oil. There are many more uses for just this one herb.
The garden was also home to a couple of apple trees that had apples turning red.
The bench was a peaceful place to rest, the gazebo was the herb garden's centerpiece, and the archway with its climbing vines finished off the garden.
I enjoyed the peaceful setting of the herb garden in the village.
Don't miss this spot when visiting Old Sturbridge Village.


The best cold/flu remedy is prevention. So of course, wash your hands constantly, and take care of yourself. Eat healthy and rest, both physically and emotionally. Use these products at the FIRST sign of anything suspicious. Usually, if you are sensitive, you will have a slight shift in consciousness and suddenly your body will whisper uh-oh, what is that strange sensation? You know that feeling. Heed its message! Even if you are not sure if it's an invading illness or your imagination, use this regime for a day or two. If you feel fine in a couple of days, stop them and go about your merry way.
It works best when you get to the bugs before they have a chance to nest anywhere. So trust your gut instincts. Usually, the first place you will feel it in your body is your throat and/or nose. If you get stuffed up or have a scratchy throat, start these nutrients immediately. Once it moves into your chest, you usually will have to ride it out. It's best to already have them in your medicine cabinet because every minute matters. Really. I always take the high end of the recommended dose on each bottle because I don't want to give the suckers any chance…and they can be insistent!
If you get past 3-4 days and you still are getting sick or have gotten sick anyway, you can stop the Colloidal Silver. If the Oregano Oil bothers your stomach, stop that too. This regime works best to knock out the bugs in the early stages. Once you have it full-on, try my Addie Mae's Liquid Love Chicken Soup recipe below. It will make you feel deliciously warm and loved.
Elderberry Syrup: Great for any upper respiratory infection and builds your immune system. Tastes good! I like Gaia brand but there are other good ones too.
Oscillococcinum: A classic homeopathic aid. I always start taking this at the first glimpse of any illness. Keep it up until a couple of days after you feel totally fine. Or if you are still sick, don't continue once you finish the package.
SuperLysine+ Immune System formula: This works on any virus and builds your immunity to fight viruses. Helps heal cold sores too.
Woodstock C&F Seasonal Support: A powerful blended extract for the cold and flu. Begin as soon as you feel anything and keep taking throughout the illness. The best cold and flu extract I have found. It's the formula behind the Quantum line that went out of business.
Oregano Oil: This stuff taste terrible but kills critters in your throat, head and chest. Really good for a sore throat. I like both the Oreganol brand and Natural Factors brand, but as long as it has a minimum of 80% Carvacrol, you are good. Organic oregano oil is best. Put three drops on your tongue 2 – 3X a day until feeling better. It's pretty intense so slow it down if it's too much for you.
Colloidal Silver: This is a natural antibiotic. You don't want to be swallowing a ton of this stuff. I use it mostly as a preventative when I feel like I was exposed to something, and in the first couple of days I feel it coming on. If I get a full-fledged anything, I discontinue and use the other products. I use two versions. One is a nasal spray, which is easy to squirt two sprays up each nostril if you've been around someone sick, or have been on a flight and just want to make sure you kill any potential hitch-hiking, airborne bug. Works to eliminate bugs in the nasal passages before they can do any real harm. I also have a liquid drop version. If I feel I'm coming down with something, I'll take 3-6 teaspoons a day until it either goes away or becomes an actual cold/flu. Then I switch to the other products. I like the Sovereign Silver brand.
Olive Leaf Extract (Organic): Eliminates viruses and builds the immune system. Use as directed. Gaia Organics is my brand of choice.
Source Naturals Wellness Formula: Just another good blend of bug attacking, immune building nutrients. Take at first sign of infection. Follow instructions on bottle. Can use for length of illness. Should help to shorten the time you are sick.
Eucalyptus Oil (Organic): Once your sinuses are stuffed, inhale to open nasal passages. Put it in a steaming bowl of water and breathe, or put into a bath. Won't cure you but brings relief.
Lavender Oil (Organic): Since you feel so bad when you are sick and this leads to anxiety, inhaling a good lavender oil, particularly at night, helps to relax. Put a couple of drops on a Kleenex or your pillow. It also has antiseptic qualities.
Probiotics: Take a good (refrigerated) probiotic while taking these things because the oregano oil and colloidal silver will also kill the good bacteria in your gut, as does antibiotics. (By the way, I wouldn't mix these wellness products with antibiotics. Not sure how they interact). If you need an antibiotic for a bacterial infection, take it! But it will do nothing for a virus.
All these products are available at Whole Foods.
Have a healthy winter! Spring is on its way!


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Irfan Khan's Birthday: "This time I could not forget your birthday," said Babil Khan
Sahabzade Irfan Ali Khan, known professionally as Irfan Khan or simply Irfan, was an Indian actor who worked in Hindi cinema as well as British and American films. Cited in the media as one of the finest actors in Indian cinema, Khan's career spanned over 30 years and earned him numerous accolades, including a National Film Award, an Asian Film Award, and four Filmfare Awards.
Irfan Khan's son Babil Khan tweeted, "You never identified with institutions such as contractual marriage and birthday celebrations. Perhaps, that is why I don't remember anyone's birthdays because you never remembered mine and never encouraged me to remember yours."
He also wrote, "We celebrated every day (bringing personal experiential authenticity to the cliche). On the occasion, Mamma would have to remind us both; but this time I could not forget yours if I tried." Sutapa Sikdar, the actor's wife tweeted, "You used to ask me when you were really young 'Why would you celebrate your
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The Union Street Guest House in the State of New York has been selected by several news agencies, including the New York Post, redditand even the online publication of time Magazine for his negative review policy. The hotel answered asserting politics was a joke that it never really wanted to prevail. In addition, the text of the directive has been removed from its website.
This screenshot is from The cached version of the Wayback machine I was able to retrieve it from the Internet this morning, even though the paragraph, which charges guests $ 500 for negative reviews, has been removed.
Here are some basic laws of the internet.
1. Nothing goes away on the internet. Think about what you want to publish online.
In the age of screenshots and caching, you are unlikely to be able to take back anything you say online. This can have a negative impact on your bookings. In a 2012 poll by PhoCusWright, the researchers found that "64% of users believe that an aggressive / defensive management response to a poor rating" causes me to no longer book the hotel. "Answer on a bad review "improves my impression of the hotel."
2. The Streisand Effect means that an attempt to hide, remove or censor information on the Internet is usually the unintended consequence of a wider release of the information. Instead of trying to hide mistakes, be honest with your guests and do not be afraid to apologize.
In 2003, Barbra Streisand sued photographer Kenneth Adelman and Pictopia.com for breach of privacy. The $ 50 million lawsuit required the removal of an aerial photograph of the Streisand mansion from a publicly available collection of 12,000 California coastal photographs. Before Streisand filed her claim, "Image 3850" was only downloaded six times from the website. Two of these downloads were done by the lawyers of Streisand. As a result, public awareness of the public increased significantly. The following month, more than 420,000 people visited the site. The term "Streisand Effect" was coined by Techdirt founder Mike Masnick to describe this phenomenon.
In the situation with Union Street Guest House, management tried to change history by claiming the $ 500 fine was a bad joke. The public reacted with even more outrage. People who had never stayed at the hotel flocked to the site to write a star rating.
3. The Internet loves a train accident. Avoid bad public relations by taking disputes ASAP offline.
In social media, the Bluesky Hostel would have minimized the damage with an apology and an offer to solve the problem offline. Instead, the owner's bad reaction sparked an internet flame war with over 700 comments, resulting in poor publicity. Some people just came to watch. Who knows how many potential guests read this and decided to stay somewhere else?
How should the owners of these hotels respond to negative reviews? They would have had to apologize for the bad experience, thank the guest for his feedback and offered to privately contact the guests to fix the situation. It does not matter if the guest misunderstood the offer of a property. It is the responsibility of the hotel to set the right expectations for the guests and it is the right of the guests to complain if these expectations are not met.
If you need to change a policy, it's best to say the following: "Based on your feedback, we reevaluated this policy and decided that it does not meet our guest experience standards. We value every feedback from our guests and take it very seriously. In the future, our guests should be able to express themselves at any time, if they think fit. "
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El candidato es una película de comedia uruguaya-argentina de 2016 dirigida por Daniel Hendler y protagonizada por Diego de Paula, Matías Singer, Ana Katz, César Troncoso, Alan Sabbagh y Verónica Llinás. Participó en la categoría Cine en Construcción en el Festival de San Sebastián, ganó el premio Encuentros del Festival de Miami para películas en postproducción, ganó el premio a Mejor Director en el Festival de Cine de Miami (2017) y el premio Mejor guion en el Festival de cine de La Habana en Nueva York (2017).

La cinta se estrenó en Argentina el 11 de mayo de 2017, atrayendo a más de 2000 espectadores en su primera semana en cartelera.

Argumento
Un político en ascenso prepara una presentación con la que anunciará su postulación en forma independiente de su partido. Para ello reúne a un grupo de producción que se encargará de lanzar su carrera. Pero las relaciones entre políticos y publicistas se enrarecerán.

Recepción

Comercial
Tanto en Argentina como en Uruguay (países productores), los resultados fueron similares. En Uruguay la vieron 4253 espectadores (una de las cintas uruguayas más vistas en 2016) mientras que en Argentina la vieron 15 000 espectadores aproximadamente, con un lanzamiento comercial en quince pantallas y una gira por espacios INCAA (un lanzamiento mediano tratándose de una película independiente distribuida por Cine Tren). A partir de agosto de 2017 comenzó a estar disponible en VOD y continúa su circuito por festivales.

Premios y nominaciones

Premios Sur
Dichos premios fueron entregados por la Academia de las Artes y Ciencias Cinematográficas de la Argentina en marzo de 2018.

Premios Cóndor de Plata
Dichos premios fueron entregados por la Asociación de Cronistas Cinematográficos de la Argentina en 2018.

Accesibilidad
El candidato es la primera película uruguaya con accesibilidad audiovisual: contiene subtítulos y lengua de señas para personas sordas y audiodescripción para personas ciegas.

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No Spotless Record: When Literature and Sensibility Clash
Grey City's exploration of student publication censorship continues this week with the story of the Chicago Review, whose literary bent drew administrative concern.
An issue of the Chicago Review, far left, alongside two other student journals. Photo courtesy of the University of Chicago Photographic Archive.
By Avi Waldman
Seven years after the editor-in-chief of TheMaroonwas forced to resign over his communist sympathies, a controversy that Grey City examined in the first part of this series, another University of Chicago student publication emerged in the national spotlight over censorship. This time, the publication in question was Chicago Review, a literary journal with a smaller presence on campus. Unlike TheMaroon, Reviewhas relied on University funding to operate after the poor decisions of Chip Karmatz, editor-in-chief between 1953 and 1955, drove it into debt. Reviewhas since been overseen by a board of faculty advisors that audits its finances.
In spite of its low profile at the University, people outside Hyde Park were paying attention to Review. The 1950s were coming to a close, and while much of America was overtaken by concern for the perverting influence of what it deemed smut, intellectual culture was beginning to celebrate art that pushed the boundaries of good taste. Under the leadership of its editor-in-chief, graduate student Irving Rosenthal, Reviewhad just established a reputation in national literary circles as a platform for the avant-garde literature being produced by the cohort of writers popularly known as the Beats: people like Allen Ginsberg, Jack Kerouac, and William S. Burroughs. Reviewwas one of the few magazines that would publish their work. Besides the idiosyncratic syntax and convoluted structure, most Beat poetry and prose was littered with obscenity: lines like "Akron Lehman the Hart Crane Hero of Drunken Records came full in her cunt spoffing & overflowing white enlightened seminal savior juice out of his canal-hole into her hungry river bed that made the old nannies gab and kiss that," from Jack Kerouac's Old Angel Midnight.
Rosenthal believed in the brilliance of Beat writing and the literary merit of its unflinching approach to controversial themes. In response to a Revieweditor who expressed reservations about publishing the Beats, he wrote, "Maybe we can get together and discuss the SF writing because I gather you see only vice there, and I think there's a lot of virtue, aesthetic and moral."
He was particularly enthralled by Burroughs's Naked Lunch, excerpts of which were first published in Review. Burroughs's prose was sprinkled liberally with profanity, rendered graphic portraits of sex, and included an unapologetic depiction of homosexuality and violence. Naked Lunchlikely violated the U.S. Postal Service's obscenity laws, but, for the most part, Review's audience of literary enthusiasts weren't offended enough to complain.
Then Jack Mabley of the Chicago Daily Newswrote a column condemning Review's autumn issue as "printed filth." Mabley's column was popular with Daily News readers, enough that he was printed on the front page. Suddenly, the entire readership of the Daily Newswas concerned with the moral degradation being perpetrated by Reviewand the Beat writers it championed. Mabley wrote, "[I]f anyone used these words orally in public, in a park, on a public street he would be arrested. If the obscenity in the magazine were read in a public performance as a literary presentation, the performers would be arrested and charged with indecency, in my opinion. Yet, in print, stamped 'This is literary,' they get away with it…."
The public response to Mabley's editorial worried Chancellor Lawrence Kimpton. Kimpton was the successor to Robert Maynard Hutchins, who was still regarded as something of a legend by the student body. Kimpton could only be a disappointment in comparison to Hutchins, and was thus mistrusted by many students. Kimpton had also inherited the University's shaky finances; the University had only begun operating without a deficit in 1954.
For Kimpton, the most concerning element of the controversy was the response from University donors and trustees, especially Catholic trustees who were sensitive to complaints from the Church. The reaction of the Catholic Church was important to Kimpton for another reason too: City Council's approval of the University's new urban renewal plan, which would transform the Hyde Park–Kenwood area, depended on the swing votes of several Catholic aldermen.
Kimpton told the faculty advisers of Reviewthat the winter issue had to be completely inoffensive and could contain none of the same writers. In fact, according to Rosenthal's recollection, Dean of the Humanities Division Napier Wilt told him it could contain "nothing which would offend a 16-year-old girl." He argued that publishing too much Beat material excluded other schools of literature to Review's detriment, an argument that Revieweditors did not find convincing. Kimpton told a student government committee that he had taken action to suppress the planned winter issue because it was "impossible and intolerable to run an indefinite number of issues devoted to one thing."
Manuscripts intended for the winter issue (more Burroughs and Kerouac) began mysteriously vanishing from the printers and reappearing after having been looked over by the comptroller's office. Rosenthal appealed to the faculty board and the dean of humanities without success. If the winter issue went ahead as planned, Review would be shut down.
Kimpton had one more demand as his plans to restrain the contents of the winter issue moved ahead: Rosenthal needed to be replaced. The faculty board, charged with carrying out his instructions, asked potential candidates about their opinion of Beat writers, searching for an editor-in-chief with less controversial taste. Finally, they found a staff member, the relatively inexperienced editor Hyung Woong Pak, willing to comply with their demand that the Beats be barred from Review. Meanwhile, each day Wilt relayed to Rosenthal more and more demands from the administration, culminating in the instruction that each manuscript be approved by Wilt before being sent to press, a practice that would continue for Review's future issues. Rosenthal and his circle of devoted editors stepped down, taking the winter issue manuscripts with them.
The former Revieweditors ended up starting their own magazine, Big Table, and published the blacklisted works. The exposure from the censorship scandal attracted more readers to Big Table, and ended up landing Burroughs his publishing contract for Naked Lunch. Their struggles to publish what was commonly seen as obscene material reflect the continuing concern in American society over the encroaching moral turpitude of profane literature—a concern that frequently resulted in censorship.
According to professor Ada Palmer, who studies censorship and the history of information control, obscenity is by far the most common motivation for censorship in everyday life—incidents such as books being pulled from library shelves or banned from schools due to profanity, sexual depictions, or LGBTQ–friendly content. Most academic institutions tend not to be concerned about obscenity, since it's generally accepted that people in a university space are mature enough to be consuming obscene material, and it's assumed that material is being presented for its artistic value. However, because of their frequency, challenges to free expression on the charge of obscenity end up determining much of the case law on free speech.
"Even for somebody who isn't interested in obscene material at all either recreationally or academically, it's important to know what's happening in obscenity case law," Palmer says. "That's setting the precedent that will then apply to political speech, that will apply to depictions of same-sex couples, trans material—all of these things are now being governed by obscenity-derived precedent."
As an example of this precedent, Palmer noted one of the pieces from the exhibit on censorship she curated for the Neubauer Collegium. Palmer ordered a copy of Demon Beast Invasion: The Fallen, Volume IIfrom First Aid Comics. Demon Beastcontains graphic depictions of sex and violence; it was the subject of an early 2000s Texas obscenity trial after the clerk selling it was arrested, a case that illustrates one of the most common forms of information control in contemporary America. Palmer says that when buying the book she was struck both by how unworried the University of Chicago librarians were about displaying it, trusting in the academic merit of the exhibit to justify its presence, and how aware the First Aid Comics staff who sold the book to her were of their vulnerability to lawsuits.
"They had it behind the desk sealed in plastic with a piece of paper taped over the cover so you couldn't even see the cover, very carefully making it absolutely clear so that no one could possibly walk into the store and make the claim that this was in some way accessible to children," Palmer says. "For many people in America, censorship is a very abstract and distant battle. There are very few occupations in which you're instead conscious that you're in the battleground, and comic book[s] are one of them, pornography and pornographic film is one of them."
Palmer says that in our current political moment, college campuses are the focus of another kind of free speech debate.
"Right now, university campuses are another [battleground] because there's so much attention and anxiety, and [because] there are op-eds about this every week—about the efforts the universities are making to try to balance inclusivity and speech policies that protect inclusivity with freedom of study and policies that are going to protect free expression and free inquiry."
Palmer identified two essentially different sources of the current panic over how to regulate speech on college campuses. One is the role of social media in changing the way we communicate, opening new and unmediated paths for information flow. According to Palmer, the concern over social media is the natural result of social norms scrambling to catch up to a technological transformation that displaces previous modes of communication.
"Every time one of these displacements happens, everyone is anxious, because now people's political ideas are reshaped in a new way and the systems that were in place to make that move in some kind of predictable, monitorable manner aren't there," Palmer says. The radical availability of information can give rise to a similar kind of panic over moral corruption that led to censorship of Review in 1958.
Palmer identified the second source of tension in the free debate manifests in public discourse on subjects such as cultural appropriation and student protests of speakers with radical political views. Palmer contends that these conflicts are a response to the increasing presence of students from marginalized groups on campus. Universities are being pushed to adjust their attitudes and behaviors in order to meet the needs of these students, whose unique vulnerabilities compel universities to reevaluate positions they had never previously needed to question.
"It's another one of these cases where the fruits of victory [of the civil rights movement] have created a new challenge," Palmer says. "How to create a campus where groups who have been marginalized…can have a safe environment and be distracted as little as possible from studying is one of the new challenges that the concerns over politically correct speech and the calls for speech codes and safe spaces are really focusing on: how you make this community be a space that those people can feel safe."
The University's response to these challenges have been statements like the Chicago Principles, which articulate the University's commitment to free expression. The Chicago Principles, which were produced by a 2014 commission chaired by law professor Geoffrey Stone, function as a declaration of values. They establish the ideal of open discourse, specifically rooted in the University's history, that is meant to guide the administrators who will end up needing to resolve conflicts centered on free speech issues.
According to Palmer, documents like the Chicago Principles fall short because they are totally abstract. Without examples, any general statement can't fully capture the nuances of the discussion surrounding free speech issues. While such manifestos may be useful theoretical frameworks, they don't provide much guidance to policy-makers trying to address free speech controversies on campus. Open and respectful dialogue on sensitive subjects, in addition to increasing the supportive infrastructure available to marginalized communities, can help dissolve the tensions between free expression and inclusivity without establishing policies that could be used for purposes their makers didn't intend.
"No policy that can restrict speech has ever not been exploited. And anything we make will be repurposed at a different point in time by people with different motives from our own," Palmer said. "It might create far more toxic problems later when the power that that policy creates is in the hands of somebody that you can't predict who it's going to be, and you can't predict how that policy's going to be used…. Any tool we make that can censor speech will someday be in hands that aren't ours."
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Q: Editing crontab using a script I am trying to write an embedded application upgrade script. I am running my application on Ubuntu on Beaglebone Black.
Right not, I am launching my application on power-up. To do this, I am running launch.sh script in crontab.
This script is as mentioned below:
until /root/aa_main; do
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    echo "Crashed! $(date)" >> crashlog.txt
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It basically, reboots the system if my application crashes, and crontab launches the application again on reboot.
The problem is that if I want to update the application. I have to perform following steps:

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*Disable launching of the above script with crontab -e

*Reboot

*Copy and replace aa_main

*Enable launching of the same script with crontab -e

*Reboot

I want to automate this process. How can I do it?
Is it possible to edit crontab using a script?
Thanks in advance

A: You can use crontab command's other options to copy the crontab to a file, modify it and install the modify version from a script:

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*crontab -l would list the current crontab file, you can redirect this to a file of your choice and modify it

*crontab <filename> would install the file specified by <filename> as the new crontab - use this option with your  modified file and you'll get the new modified crontab

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Home / Health Feed / Are any of these diets right for you?
When it comes to losing weight, you'll find plenty of information about what you should and should not do. Year after year, trendy diets come and go and leave people wondering what the best diet is for them.
While any of these diets may help you lose weight if you stick to them, keep in mind that if you want to keep off the weight you lose, you'll need to make healthy lifestyle changes you can live with over the long-term.
The ketogenic diet is designed to restrict carbohydrate intake so you burn fat for energy instead of carbohydrates, also known as the metabolic state of ketosis. It is a high fat, low carb, moderate protein diet. The goal is to consume only 5-10% of total calories as carbohydrates. You'll eat fats, like avocado, nuts, seeds and oils, as well as meats and full-fat dairy. But no bread, pasta, starchy vegetables or foods containing sugar. This diet has received lots of attention due to its impressive weight loss and health benefits for some chronic diseases. It's also touted for improving energy levels. But if you don't like very strict diets, the Keto diet is not for you.
This diet focuses on eating foods that were consumed by our ancestors. This means all whole foods and no processed foods. You'll eat protein, vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds and healthy fats. There is no weighing, measuring or counting. Simply eat real food – if a caveman would eat it, you can eat it. This is a nutrient-dense diet that is strict but sustainable, as long as you don't mind limiting your carbs and can live without processed food.
This diet is similar to the Paleo diet but stricter. It is designed to be done for 30 days as a way to reset your body. You will eat whole unprocessed foods, including vegetables, fruits, nuts, seeds, eggs, fish, poultry, meat and some healthy fats. You will eat no grains, legumes, dairy products, soy, alcohol, sugars or artificial ingredients. Whole 30 helps reset your gut and reduces inflammation in your body.


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Tom Dumoulin: The Thoughtful Engine
by Fran Reyes
In the past couple seasons, young Dutchman Tom Dumoulin (Giant-Alpecin) has emerged as one of the sport's most promising prospects. His time-trialling ability was already well established, but in the past two Grand Tours — the 2015 Vuelta a España and the recent Giro d'Italia — the 25-year-old has confirmed his potential as a general classification contender.
Spanish journalist Fran Reyes caught up with Dumoulin at an altitude training camp ahead of the Tour de France, to learn more about the talented Dutchman, how he plans to juggle his TT talents and GC ambitions going forward, and what the rest of the season might hold.
In 2015, the Vuelta a España was arguably the best Grand Tour of the season. It had a dramatic script, so usual in the late '90s, with a strong time triallist struggling in the mountains, trying to keep a pack of climbers away from the leader's jersey he'd earned in the early stages of the race. Add the fact that the starring rider was a young, up-and-coming talent, and a dramatic resolution where the main character would lose everything in the last 50 kilometres of the race, and the 2015 Vuelta had everything.
Dumoulin would end up sitting in his team car, surrounded by a mob of journalist and fans, mouth shut, eyes blank. As he processed his deep disappointment, others saw only a bright future.
In that Vuelta a España, Tom Dumoulin surprised everyone, including himself and his teammates. His talent to pedal fast on the flat was well known, as was his aptitude for hard racing in one-week stage races such as the Eneco Tour and in Classics such as Milan–San Remo. But his consistency over three weeks and his skill to cope with long, steep climbs … that was news.
Dumoulin won two stages at the 2015 Vuelta and lead the race for six days, including into the final mountain stage.
"It was a surprise", admits fellow Giant-Alpecin rider Simon Geschke. "But it was somehow logical. I mean: he has a big engine and a big potential, so this was just a step further on his progression. Maybe it was too early for him to win a GT, but he showed he'll be a contender in the future".
When asked to name the best quality of his teammate, the German provides an unexpected answer: "He races in a very clever manner. He can be concentrated for a long period of time. You'll never see him in the back of the peloton. Without being too aggressive, he is always in good position. That's his big quality, maybe the biggest".
Tom Dumoulin doesn't come from a cycling family – not at all. Sitting in a cozy flat in Sierra Nevada, where he is at an altitude training camp along with teammates Warren Barguil and Albert Timmer ahead of the Tour de France, he mentions that his father is a biologist — "currently doing some lab work on IVF" — and his mother has "a tactical job at a school company." As a kid, he wasn't interested in cycling. "Maybe some Tour de France stages here and there, but I definitely wasn't staying at home to watch it. I preferred soccer."
But at 15, cycling turned Dumoulin's life upside down. The Amstel Gold Race came to town.
"It was nice to see. As a kid, I was amazed as the attention built up, with the helicopters coming… It all felt very special that day. After that, I started cycling. Now I'm actually a cycling fan. I'm even starting to enjoy the history of the sport as well as the racing. I finished a book on Gino Bartali two weeks ago. When I was a kid, I would have never read a book like that."
It was the Amstel Gold Race that first piqued Dumoulin's interest in pro cycling. He went on to ride the race in his first season as a pro (2012, pictured here), finishing 46th. His best result to date in his home race is 20th, in 2014.
Even as a young cyclist, Dumoulin wasn't interested in making the sport his career. Instead he was taking advantage of his intelligence to get notable grades in high school; grades that should have allowed him to study medicine at university.
"I wanted to become a doctor, but in the Netherlands you need both high marks and some good luck to be selected and entitled to sign up for the bachelor you want. And, even if my marks were good, I was unfortunate and wasn't picked".
Instead he had to undertake another degree, Health Sciences. "From the minute one I didn't enjoy the classes."
At the same time, the Cervélo Test Team had noticed Dumoulin's potential on the bike and offered him a contract for the 2011 season. While that contract didn't materialise — the team folded over the winter — the belief shown in Dumoulin acted as something of a catalyst: "That made easier the decision of giving up university and focusing on cycling."
But the decision to leave his studies behind provoked some discord at home.
"My mother told me to do what I felt. My father was more conservative and explained to me that there were a lot of people that gave up on their studies and relied on their parents' money while trying to make it as sportsmen. He was afraid I was going to reach 25 years old with no job and no career whatsoever.
"But, when I made a firm decision, they were supportive and never pushed me to do something I didn't want to."
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After one season of success in the UCI Europe Tour with the Rabobank Continental team, Tom Dumoulin joined the Giant-Alpecin structure, then called Project 1t4i, in 2012.
Dumoulin had a strong year in 2011 while racing for the Rabobank Continental Team. As well as winning the UCI 2.2 Le Triptyque des Monts et Châteaux, he achieved another nine top-five finishes at UCI level, earning himself a spot in the WorldTour the following year.
Simon Geschke was there to see Dumoulin's debut at the Ruta del Sol: "I was very impressed: he finished sixth and he was only a neo!" It was a hard race, with two summit finishes and a star-studded field. Alejandro Valverde won, with Rein Taaramäe, Jérôme Coppel and Denis Menchov fighting for the podium. World-class riders such as Fränk Schleck or Bauke Mollema placed behind Dumoulin in the GC.
"My first impression was that he was strange," said Geschke, one of the half-dozen riders that has been part of the Giant-Alpecin team since it was Skil-Shimano and who has therefore been able to watch the full development of Dumoulin as a cyclist. "Not in a bad way, but in the sense that he knew what he wanted despite being only the new guy."
Dumoulin went on to achieve top GC finishes at several one-week WorldTour races such as the Eneco Tour (second in 2013, third in 2014) or the Tour de Suisse (fifth overall in 2014, third overall in 2015). But, until his breakout ride at the Vuelta, his two most outstanding results were his bronze medal at the ITT World Championships in Ponferrada 2014 and his role as part of Marcel Kittel's lead-out train during its most successful run.
It was the latter that saw him attract his only known nickname to this date: "The Butterfly from Maastricht".
"It is not a very cool nickname, if you ask me", Dumoulin says, laughing. "It started when I did my first Tour de France. I read an article that said I was transforming from nobody to an attractive prospect. In the Netherlands I was 'the new interesting guy', the cocoon that had grown into a butterfly during the Tour.
"In the post-Tour critériums, the speaker called me 'The Butterfly'. I was really not happy about it," he says, laughing again. "I'd love to have a nickname such as Valverde's ["Balaverde", or "The Green Bullet" — ed.] or Nibali's ["Lo Squalo" or "The Shark" — ed.]. But a nickname; you don't make it for yourself. It's others who give it to you.
"If it's The Butterfly, then I'd accept it. For the moment, I'm just Tom, or Tommy."
Too many fields
Few riders have prompted as much commentary from the press and fandom as Tom Dumoulin. The Dutch rider has spoken several times publicly about the amount of pressure he feels and how it doesn't impact him. Yet he admits he's had to close himself off to an extent, and shelter behind his team to limit his media appearances.
"Two or three years ago I could say 'yes' to every request, but that isn't the case anymore," Dumoulin says. "It's difficult, you know? My work has got busier. I train a lot and everything around training has got bigger, so we had to limit my media duties and I'm trying to keep a bit of distance with people because, otherwise, it'd be too much for me.
"And it has happened not only with journalists – with fans as well. Now I have to say 'No' to fans sometimes. 'No, Sorry, I don't have time for autographs anymore because I have to go sign or something'. It feels like shit."
Dumoulin with his girlfriend Thanee at the recent Giro d'Italia.
If being a star is difficult, being bound to be one can be an even bigger challenge. A young, promising rider has to respond to a wide set of expectations he hasn't necessarily chosen. Dumoulin, for instance, has been described as "destined for the Grand Tours in the future, especially the Tour" by Astana director sportif Giuseppe Martinelli, advised to "aim for the Tour" by Sky's head-of-everything Dave Brailsford, and compared to Miguel Indurain by Movistar Team's manager Eusebio Unzué. Yet not long ago he was just a domestique and a rouleur.
In the press conference after his bronze medal in Ponferrada, he said he wanted to focus on the Classics. Meanwhile, Bradley Wiggins said about him: "He just needs to sign for Team Sky and he'll go through the roof."
"The challenge with Tom is that he's too talented in too many fields", Giant-Alpecin's manager Iwan Spekenbrink told Cyclingnews this winter. Time trialling is the discipline he's best known for, but Dumoulin himself doesn't believe it's a discipline he'll ever become the best in the world in.
"Honestly I don't think that will happen because I'm heading in two directions going for GC and also for TTs. For instance, Tony Martin and Fabian Cancellara never had to choose – they were too heavy to go on the big climbs so they focused fully on time trials. For me the choice will always be difficult.
"I will probably have to be thinner at some points of the season to go for GCs, and more powerful in others to go for TTs, so I won't win every time trial the whole year. I'm just a different rider".
From Giro to Rio
This year, Dumoulin's main aim is clear: winning the time trial at the Rio Olympics.
"My original plan was to make the whole Giro d'Italia, then take some rest, undertake an altitude camp, race the Tour of Poland, maybe have a short altitude camp, and then head to Rio."
He won the initial time trial of the Giro, wore the pink jersey for two days, handed it to Marcel Kittel and then got it back for another four days. In the meantime, he produced some brilliant racing while asserting time and again he wasn't going for GC.
"Nobody believed me, but in my mind it was crystal clear," Dumoulin says. Regardless of this, the idea of going for the 'maglia rosa' became more prominent in his mind.
Tom Dumoulin had a great start to the Giro d'Italia, winning the opening stage to take pink in his home country, before wearing the maglia rosa for six days. He had to abandon the race on stage 11, prompting a rethink of his path to the Rio Olympics.
"At some point, I thought I was capable of fighting for it. It happened after that stage where I dropped Nibali while wearing the pink jersey [stage 6 to Roccaraso – ed]. I really surprised myself there by being one of the best on a quite respectable climb. So I thought I could go for the GC.
"In any case, two days later I had a shitty stage and the idea abandoned my mind."
On stage 11, saddle sores forced Dumoulin to go home and outline a new master plan for the rest of the year; a plan that will take him to the Tour de France after spending three weeks in Sierra Nevada, all with Rio in mind. And he is confident of a good showing come the Olympics in early August.
"I've finished the Tour de France twice and both times I've been competitive some weeks later at Eneco Tour. I should be fighting for the medals in the Olympic Games as well".
So what does the future hold for The Thoughtful Engine from Maastricht? He doesn't believe he will be the best time-triallist in the world, but will he win a Grand Tour?
"Maybe I will never win one. Probably I won't, actually," he suggests. "Winning a three-week race is pretty hard, even if I was close to doing it in the Vuelta. This year I didn't plan to go for GC in any Grand Tour, but I want to do it next year."
Which one will he pick?
"It will depend on which course suits me better – essentially, which one has more kilometres of time trial. This year, I would have picked the Giro. Next year … I just don't know. I don't really have a preference for one of the three.
"I'll take it as it comes."
Fran Reyes wanted to make a living out of modelling but had to settle with being a journalist. Nowadays, he is a freelance cycling writer featuring mostly in Spanish media and goes to the gym once a week, slowly chasing his dream of posing for Yves Saint Laurent. You can follow him on Twitter: @FranReyesF
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Osteopathic medicine has been using a Mechanized form of this therapy for pain management for over 40 years. Manual Restriction Release Therapy has been used for century's by many cultures world wide, yet without an understanding of why it works so efficiently in reducing pain throughout the body. Recent medical research has identified that restrictions within curtain systems of the body (nervous, muscular, spinal, lymph, and especially the fascia) contributes greatly to chronic pain associated with such conditions as MS, Fybromyalgia, Lupus, Chronic Fatigue and a host of other dysfunction (click here for more) that cause poor quality of life.
Restrictions within the fascia in particular can result in chronic pain, restrictions to body movement and organ function. Fascia is the connective tissue that surrounds and covers every muscle and organ in the body. Fascia connective tissue is continuous throughout the body and carries electrical current as does the central nervous system. It is in constant communication with the nervous system and is an integral part of it.
Using the energy produced by this Modality, the Therapist stimulates the release of restrictions in the fascia. This kind of release allows the fluids and electrical properties of tissues and organs to flow normally again, restoring healthy equilibrium.
Now by adapting the techniques used by many cultures over the centuries to the principles of modern medicine, Bodyworkers can bring a new level of pain management to their clients.
"A serious car accident has left me with reoccurring whiplash symptoms which are hard to relieve, so I am especially grateful for how effective these sessions are for my neck, back, shoulders, hips and the over-all pain and stiffness I have.
The RRT in particular seems to loosen and "lighten" my sore muscles and give me an overall feeling of well-being and increased flexibility"
"We have found a powerful and positive response from our clients after experiencing the effects of RRT. It cuts through the amount of work and time required to get the desired releases within their body to relieve intense pain. We are excited about this "new" modality and are anxious to take the level two class."
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Attendees will learn about the history of the therapy and current practice and tools used in modern Osteopathic Medicine. The latest information of the true function and relationship of the Fascia and the nervous system.
You will have hands on instruction in the use of RRT techniques using manual devices in the releasing of fascia restrictions.
The duration of the class will be 4 hours. Wear comfortable loose fitting clothing and bring materials for note taking.
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Class duration is 4 hours.
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Jim received his training in CranioSacral© Therapy from the Upledger Institute and studied therapeutic techniques of Cranial Osteopathy, Restriction Release Therapy and cellular memory release for eight years with the well known Osteopath and instructor of Cranial Osteopathy, Dr. T. Feeney, DO. He was a partner with Dr. Feeney at her clinic in central Colorado that specializing in pain management. In 2001 he moved his practice to northwest Montana. There Jim has worked with Dr. Norma Gilmore, Ed.D. in ground breaking cranial therapy for children with learning disabilities.
In 2007, Jim joined the growing team of integrative practitioners at the Guardian Oncology and Wellness Clinic in Missoula, Montana to bring Dr. Judy Schmidt's vision of providing her patients with the broadest base of quality health care into reality.
Jim has gone beyond traditional CranioSacral work to develop "Deep Peace Therapy", a much deeper level of "nuro-relaxation", a way to quiet the nervous system as well as the conscious mind, thus allowing the clients body to be in a place where natural self-healing occurs.
Jim is the project coordinator for Montana Integrative Therapies, a 501c non-profit project that provides at little or no cost, non-allopathic forms of health support to those who are in Hospice care, extended care facilities and those who are chronically ill.
Jim also has over 25 years experience as a Senior Biomedical Engineer with one of the largest High Tech medical instrumentation companies in the world and is a member of the International Association of Health Practitioners.
Jim offers private CST/RRT sessions at his offices in Hamilton and Darby, Montana. Jim has created a curriculum for teaching the methods of Restriction Release Therapy to health practitioners, conducting classes throughout the United States.
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import java.io.IOException;

import org.apache.hadoop.conf.Configuration;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.HBaseConfiguration;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.HColumnDescriptor;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.HRegionInfo;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.HRegionLocation;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.HTableDescriptor;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.TableName;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.Admin;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.Connection;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.ConnectionFactory;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.client.RegionLocator;
import org.apache.hadoop.hbase.util.Bytes;

import cn.lhfei.hbase.common.HBaseHelper;

/**
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 * ServerAndRegionNameExample Shows the use of server and region names
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 * @version 0.1
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 * @author Hefei Li
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 * @since Jun 13, 2016
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public class ServerAndRegionNameExample {

  public static void main(String[] args) throws IOException, InterruptedException {
    Configuration conf = HBaseConfiguration.create();
    HBaseHelper helper = HBaseHelper.getHelper(conf);
    helper.dropTable("testtable");
    Connection connection = ConnectionFactory.createConnection(conf);
    Admin admin = connection.getAdmin();

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    HColumnDescriptor coldef1 = new HColumnDescriptor("colfam1");
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    admin.close();
    connection.close();
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}

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## Installation

You need an API key from [currencylayer.com](currencylayer.com) (it's free).

1. On first run, you will get this prompt:

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2. Click **Preferences** and open `Preferences.plist`
3. Set `api_key` to your currencylayer api key. By default, it should be set to
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## Notes
* Rates are cached for 30 minutes, hold down ctrl to clear your cache and history (might
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Home > Missing Persons > When is a Missing Person Presumed Dead?
When is a Missing Person Presumed Dead?
By: Robin Mizell - Updated: 25 Oct 2012 | *Discuss
Natural and manmade disasters of unprecedented scale have called international attention to the complexities of the legal presumption of death when no bodies can be found. Normally in the UK a missing person may be declared legally dead no less than seven years after disappearing without explanation, unless other convincing evidence of the person's death can be shown. Elsewhere, the wait is even longer.
Until it can be established to the court's satisfaction that a person has died, the financial assets of the individual are frozen. No one can claim an inheritance or dispose of the missing person's property in the meantime. A death certificate is typically presented to the court as evidence of a person's death, but without a body no death certificate exists.
In England and Wales, the Family Division of the High Court holds proceedings for the presumption of death in the absence of a death certificate or other acceptable affidavit. The court may be persuaded that a missing person's death occurred, if it can be shown the person was "exposed to a specific peril of death" and the person's absence remains otherwise unexplained. The court will also accept as evidence the military's finding that one of its members has gone missing in action.
It would seem as though family members might prefer to delay petitioning for a death decree when a loved one is missing. However, it can cause survivors severe hardship to wait seven years before obtaining insurance payments or other benefits. Financial troubles only compound the grief caused by a person's mysterious disappearance.
When a petition for a declaration of presumption of death is filed, the court can respond by first ordering a search for the absent person or for reasonable evidence the individual is still alive. The search is conducted at the expense of the missing person's estate. The burden of proving the likelihood of an individual's death lies with the petitioner—that is, the person asserting someone's unexplained absence warrants an official presumption the person has died.
The court will expect to hear that all attempts to locate the missing party have been exhausted. Testimony can be given by the absent person's family, friends, and colleagues. If there is sufficient evidence to demonstrate a person has died, the court will issue a presumption of death order. In exceptional cases, the court's decision can take place before seven years have passed since the individual was last seen alive.
There is no firm agreement on when the time of death should be established as the result of a court's declaration of presumption of death. In some cases the date of death stands as the last date the person was seen; in other cases, the time of death is considered the same as the date of the court's presumption of death order.
Unanticipated Consequences
A marriage or civil partnership can be legally dissolved pursuant to a court's presumption of death decree; however, the dissolution does not occur automatically. The marriage or partnership continues in the absence of the spouse or partner who is missing, until one of the parties to the union obtains a divorce, with or without the other party's knowledge.
There are, of course, provisions for revoking a decree of presumption of death in the event a missing person is located alive or is somehow proved to be living. Oddly enough, it's entirely possible any innocent beneficiaries who received payments would not be forced to return money to an insurer or to the missing party. There have been cases, however, in which the missing person was held financially liable as the result of engaging in fraud. And if an absentee suddenly returned home to a spouse who did not seek a divorce during the unexplained absence, their marriage would remain valid. This could lead to interesting legal—not to mention emotional—consequences if the mysterious new life of the one who disappeared happened to include another marriage.
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As part of the preparation for our grand India adventure, I've been reading everything I can about Pune and the surrounding area. This includes on-line editions of local newspapers, history books, and blogs. I'm learning a lot, finding facts, trends, and rumors – the hard and soft aspects of our soon-to-be home and its stew of cultures.
My primary sources are the web-available English language newspapers. I admit that they provide a skewed viewpoint. I know that I would not want someone to draw vast conclusions about the US by reading any one or two papers here (especially the tabloids or political slush papers). Still, slanted as they are in reporting eye catching, sensational crime stories, or presenting views tinted by biases I do not yet understand, they are a fascinating source of words, turns of phrase, references, and names of institutions that are new to me. These usages are just as current, legitimate and topical as any writing or speech anywhere else. I am reporting these not because they are strange, but because they are novel to my ear.
Dacoity – This one was reported by the Resident Male. In the US it would be called "armed robbery" or in an older time – alleybashing. Someone sticking up the local convenience store would be a dacoit.
Sharp weapons – Also reported by the Resident Male. We'd say "edged weapons." Knives, mostly. Seems to be the favored arsenal for dacoity.
Nullah – A steep sided gully through which infrequent (but dangerous) storm water surges flow. If a natural feature, depending on the part of the country here we'd call it an arroyo, canyon, gully, gulch, or gorge. If man-made it might be a culvert or storm drain.
Housing society – In the US it would be a housing cooperative or "co-op" for short. A building or neighborhood in which the owners share the pooled cost of common area maintenance and general services for all. Like here though, there are maintenance fees and (when needed) special assessments. "Society" is also used to mean the grounds of the housing complex itself, especially enclosed communities formed of single family houses with walled gardens, inside a larger gated perimeter.
Overbridge – Overpass, like a highway overpass or a traffic fly-over.
Municipal Corporation – Depending on the size and organization of the city or town in the US the equivalent would be the city or town council and mayor's office. I'm still working this out, but it appears that civic governance is not by direct election of representatives to the municipal corporation, but I may be wrong. More on this as I learn myself.
E-Way – The equivalent here would be a expressway, major highway or turnpike, probably a major Interstate or state route.
Lokshahi din – Grievance sessions held by a Municipal Corporation. Citizens with a compliant about municipal function or services delivery can submit it in writing, then go to a hearing where a municipal commissioner can render a judgement, to which all parties are bound. These tend to be held by civic zone (what we'd call city ward or district).
Jawan – I deduce this is a security guard, policeman, or soldier on security detail. Jawans are deployed on the trains to maintain security and order. I'm unsure if the male uniformed guards checking bag contents and running metal detectors outside of most public buildings would also be called jawans, or what (if any) the equivalent term for a female officer might be.
Chowki – This one caught me by surprise but shouldn't have. It's a local police station or jail. I'd always wondered where the Brit/US slang "chokey" for the local slammer came from. Now I know.
Chowk – by contrast, this is a town square. I guess in India, Arlington Center would be known as Arlington Chowk.
I'll continue to vacuum up what I can, posting occasional vocabulary updates as my linguistic dust cup fills.


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Q: GNOME 3 Ctrl+Alt+D (Show Desktop) I recently upgraded my system to GNOME 3. In previous versions of GNOME, the key combination Ctrl+Alt+D would hide all open windows and show the Desktop. This shortcut was eliminated from GNOME 3 along with the concept of a Desktop. The Desktop metaphor does, however, exist in GNOME 3 "fallback mode" (which I am using).
I would like to reinstate the Ctrl+Alt+D keyboard shortcut. I know at least two ways of creating key combinations in GNOME. One is through System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts, and the other is through gconf-editor > apps > metacity. From either of these environments, I can pair a command with the key combination Ctrl+Alt+D. The problem is that I don't know what command will trigger a "Show Desktop" event. Could someone enlighten me?

A: System Settings > Keyboard > Shortcuts > Navigation > Hide all normal windows
Click the second field which says Disabled and type in a key combination of choice (e.g., Ctrl+Alt+D).
System restart may be required for changes to take effect.

A: Are you using gnome3? If yes, you can go to the system settings -> keyboard -> shortcuts (if i'm not mistaken). Under one of the categories on the left, you should be able to set your own shortcut.

A: I'm relatively new at answering q's and unsure if this would provide any help but did you try Windows Key+D. Here's the URL that I found pretty helpful: http://www.raizlabs.com/blog/29/keyboard-shortcut-dictionary-and-glossary-ctrl-shift-alt-f1

A: Ctrl + Alt + M... is what I have to "hide all normal windows"... I am using Fallback mode in fedora 17, because I started to experience some flakiness with normal Gnome 3... which I like, btw, but I would have dialog boxes pop up all black and stuff... can't work with that.


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There has been an increasing awareness over the past few decades of harmful chemicals in the air, land, and water, and how those chemicals can cause health problems. For employees whose jobs take them into harm's way, repeated exposure to chemicals can cause cancer and other severe health conditions. For firefighters in Ohio, the Michael Palumbo Act is meant to provide assurance that compensation will be available to firefighters who are diagnosed with cancer as a result of exposure to harmful environmental substances.
Michael Palumbo was a long-time firefighter in northeast Ohio. He was diagnosed with glioblastoma, a type of brain cancer, and died in 2017 as a result. Firefighters like Palumbo can be exposed to cancer-causing chemicals and carcinogens at any fire they respond to. The Michael Palumbo Act was written to make sure these firefighters and their families have access to existing pension programs to help cover medical and funeral expenses.
Unfortunately, even Michael Palumbo's family has struggled to access the benefits they're entitled to under the Palumbo Act. The cities where Palumbo served continue to reject benefit claims, or say that the claim is "under administrative review."
Families like the Palumbos deserve justice, and access to the compensation that was created to help in cases just like theirs. If your loved one was diagnosed with cancer or another disease because of exposure to chemicals at work, I can help you and your family get the justice and compensation you deserve.
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HISTORY CREATED; AS MEGAN YOUNG BECOMES FIRST FILIPINA TO WIN MISS WORLD
She looked like she had it in the bag from the start and she ended up coming out tops out of 126 contestants! In the Miss World final broadcasted live on Saturday the 28th, Miss Megan Young (Miss Philippines) became the first Filipina to win the beauty title.
Young, 23 who is an American actress and TV host, was a favorite at the pageant as she proved to be strong in three out of the five challenge events: 1st in the Top Model category, 4th in the Multimedia category, and 5th among the 11 finalists in the Beach Fashion Final.
she was crowned top model on Tuesday, 24th in Indonesia amongst all who walked on the runway
Miss France: Marine Lorphelin
Miss Ghana: Carranzar Naa Okailey Shooter
Miss France and Miss Ghana were first and second runner-ups respectively. Ghana's Naa Okailey Shooter also made history by being the first Ghanaian to make it to the top three in the Miss World Pageant.
Congrats to them all..
PHOTO CREDIT: Miss World org, AFP
PICTURES FROM SELLY'S BIRTHDAY IN GHANA AND MORE!
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Deep and utterly shallow green — sounds like a paradox, an oxymoron even. And it captures perfectly and precisely this remarkable color composition, striking in its impossible simplicity.
This color composition is built out of three hues (green, yellow, red) and three values (dark, light, in-between).
Its red exists in mid-value version only; it is one flat, unmodulated color area, very uncharacteristic for mature van Gogh.
There are two yellows, light and mid-value (where it turns into ochre).
And only green spans the whole range between light and darkness (where it dissolves into black). Deep and utterly shallow, green is everywhere, like van Gogh's despair. By being everywhere, it negates blue, takes its place where the eye would expect it. As though there is no blue in this world: no sky, no heaven, no spirit.
The pilot run of the program based on Rilke's "Letters on Cézanne" starts this Sunday (November 5, 2017). The sign-up form will be closed on Saturday, so basically, this is the last chance to join the pilot.


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UWM sets $200 million goal in fundraising campaign
Kellner Fellowship, Lubar Entrepreneurship Center, News, Partnerships
Amid a shower of confetti and streamers, UWM Chancellor Mark Mone on Monday announced the goal of the university's comprehensive fundraising campaign: $200 million. That's double the goal of the last campaign, which concluded in 2008 with $125 million, $25 million more than its initial target.
UWM Chancellor Mark Mone and Pat Borger, vice chancellor for Development & Alumni Relations, share a laugh Monday after Mone announced a goal of $200 million for the university's development campaign. (UWM Photo/Elora Hennessey)
The campaign – called Made in Milwaukee, Shaping the World: The Campaign for UWM – has already raised more than $170 million during its five-year quiet phase. And another big donation Mone announced Monday pushes that total even higher. Rockwell Automation is giving $1.7 million to establish a program related to smart, connected systems, often called the internet of things. The Rockwell donation joins previously announced major gifts of $10 million from Marianne and Sheldon Lubar to establish the Lubar Entrepreneurship Center and $5 million from Mary and Ted Kellner through the Kelben Foundation for faculty support, scholarships and entrepreneurship.
While working on the campaign during its quiet phase, Mone said, organizers had been discussing a goal of $175 million. But, he said, they realized they could top that. "I think we can do better," Mone said. "We need to aim higher and achieve more. This is the biggest fundraiser in our history." The campaign has already gathered more than 47,000 gifts from more than 17,000 donors. That includes 48 gifts of $1 million or more. The campaign is aimed at boosting UWM by focusing on three priorities: student success, research excellence and community engagement.
Sheldon Lubar, one of the volunteer co-chairs of the campaign, called UWM "the people's university," a place that seeks to be accessible. Speaking to a roomful of donors Monday at the We Energies Public Service Building downtown, he quoted Andrew Carnegie as he noted the generosity already on display in the campaign: "He said, 'A man who dies wealthy dies a fool,'" Lubar said. "We don't have any fools here."
Ted Kellner, another campaign co-chair, noted that UWM churns out thousands of graduates each year, 74 percent of whom stay and work the region. That is one of the reasons UWM is a major economic driver in southeastern Wisconsin and the entire state. And, he said, the Foxconn development will push the demand for good workers even higher. "The quality of UWM people is exactly what we need," Kellner said.
Mone noted that the campaign is ambitious. The doubled goal comes less than a decade after the previous campaign, but the university has made great gains in that time. "We've come a long way, and we should be tremendously proud," Mone said.
The full slate of campaign co-chairs includes:
Marianne Lubar ('13), president of the Lubar Family Foundation; Sheldon Lubar ('88), founder and chairman of Lubar & Co.; Michael Falbo, regent emeritus of the UW System; Sheila Falbo, community volunteer; Douglas Hagerman, retired senior vice president of Rockwell Automation; Mary Kellner ('78), president of the Kelben Foundation; Ted Kellner, chairman and CEO of T&M Partners LLC; Gale Klappa ('72, '11), chairman of WEC Energy Group; Beth Pritchard ('69), principal and strategic adviser of Sunrise Beauty Studio; W. John Pritchard ('69), partner at Porter Wright Morris & Arthur LLP; Lorin Radtke ('90), retired partner of Goldman Sachs; and Jim Ziemer ('75, '86, '08), retired president and CEO of Harley-Davidson Inc.
Read the original article here.


Does anyone out there have any tips on softening up old AM Racer G-60s?
There was a bunch of ideas posted in May on this subject. If you go to the top of the mod tech screen and click on 'show topics from the last 75 days' you can go back to May 6 2004 there is a question "best way to make tires softer" posted by racerwilson that has a number of homemade solutions that people suggested. Hope this helps.
you guys may think im being a smart ellic, but its ok cause i am, but i think after runnin the new hoosiers we get to run, the best way to soften the g-60's is put them in the fire stove and burn them. they heat the garage a whole lot better than they stick to the race track.
Hope this doesnt make anyone mad, its just a joke.


DeepPavlov | An open source library for deep learning end-to-end dialog systems and chatbots.
Breaking changes in version 0.2.0!
As of version 0.1.0 all models, embeddings and other downloaded data for provided configurations are by default downloaded to the .deeppavlov directory in current user's home directory. This can be changed on per-model basis by modifying a ROOT_PATH variable or related fields one by one in model's configuration file.
Create skills as pre-defined responses for a user's input containing specific keywords or matching regexps. Every skill returns response and confidence.
Jupyter notebook with HelloBot example.
All DeepPavlov settings files are stored in deeppavlov/utils/settings by default. You can get full path to it with python -m deeppavlov.settings settings. Also you can move it with with python -m deeppavlov.settings settings -p <new/configs/dir/path> (all your configuration settings will be preserved) or move it to default location with python -m deeppavlov.settings settings -d (all your configuration settings will be RESET to default ones).
If you have any questions, bug reports or feature requests, please feel free to post on our Github Issues page. Please tag your issue with bug, feature request, or question. Also we'll be glad to see your pull requests to add new datasets, models, embeddings, etc. In addition, we would like to invite everyone to join our community forum, where you can ask the DeepPavlov community any questions, share ideas, and find like-minded people.


Ralph Mann was born in North London on 15 May 1927. He recently celebrated his 80th birthday a short while ago and is in excellent health. He lives in his third retirement in the village of Hook Norton just a few miles from the hill.
Following his demob at the end of hostilities he went to Oxford to study history, and then took a Diploma in Education, and followed in his Father's footsteps and became a teacher.
The teaching career commenced with a five-year 'stretch' teaching in an Overseas Public School in Barbados. After West Indies, came West Africa and here lies a story.
Prior to KHS Mr and Mrs Mann were living in Sierra Leone, West Africa. Due to the government policy of the Africanisation of local employment, Mr. Mann's contract was not to be renewed, and he was applying for teaching positions back in the UK. Long distance interviews were going to present a challenge, and the boat home was booked. Anyway at the last moment, one reply came back from Teddie offering a ray of hope "if you can be here on 23 July at 2.0PM there could be a position at KHS"
The boat docked on the 22 nd July, The only train timetable available on board ship was a tad out of date, but indicated it was possible to get from Bristol to Sarsden Halt by train - all in good time for the two o'clock interview on 23 July. On buying a rail ticket on the morning of 23rd the efficacy of the timetable quickly became apparent. Sarsden Halt was no more and the train journey terminated at Cheltenham.
A bus journey from Cheltenham to Stow-on-the-Wold was possible, but time was now running out, it was 1.0PM only an hour left to get to KHS. There was no bus service, there were no taxi's, not that there was any money for a taxi.
Scout training came to the fore. Walk briskly for 100 yards, run 100 yards, walk briskly for 100 yards, run 100 yards, repeat until you arrive at your destination.
As Ralph Mann dashed through "Ball's Gap" the school clock struck 2. Teddie gave time for Ralph Mann to clean up and recover his breath, and the rest as they say, like this, is history.
Ralph & Elizabeth Mann and their son John came to the Hill that summer initially to be House Tutor in Plymouth House in September 1963 and then onto became Housemaster to Durham House Christmas term 1964 taking over from George Kingsnorth. Durham was a happy house in the time that the author was there and KHS was Mann's home through till 1973. Mr and Mrs. Mann's daughter - Ruth was born in Durham House in 1965.
Mr Mann was on train duty for his first term, and of course was an unknown face to all those boys getting on the school train at Paddington who were planning on doing their best to savour there last 90 minutes of indiscipline. There was one boy having particular difficulty mounting the carriage, struggling with suitcase, carrier bags and a guitar on his back that was getting wedged in the door. Ralph Mann proffered to help, and the reply came back "I am fine Granddad." And so we all soon found out who the new master was!!
I don't think that competitive games were really Ralph Mann's thing. He was very supportive of the house inter house competitions, but I never thought he was 'comfortable' with the referee part. He recounted a story, which the author of this had long forgotten. Derek Blackwell (the Gym master) regarded sports day as a mini Olympics. The discus throwing was particularly pitiful and D.B. stopped everybody who was participating in the sports day to give a personal demonstration on how to throw the discus. This was duly done, and what a throw, it flew up and up and up - heading straight to where the masters' cars were parked. Bang, straight through a windscreen. Whose windscreen? Derek Blackwells! Mr Mann recalls how everybody (well nearly everybody) laughed; D.B. never did see the funny side!
Ralph Mann taught History and English. He recalls end of term time, and the dreaded report writing (and receiving). He confessed that he used to write a number of apt serve all descriptions ranging from very bad to the very good and all points between to help and on occasions use when the frenetic report period started. When the 'window' to write the reports opened he could quickly use his pre-developed descriptions to speed the process. He recounts on one occasion, some body unjustly received a harsh bad report due another master illicitly removing one boy's report from the class pile and by mistake the hash report went in the wrong book. It could hardly be crossed out, so it had to stand. The next term the pupil did brilliantly in the subject!
Ralph Mann (3rd from left) on history field trip with school.
Lulworth Castle, Dorset (1968) Singleton Green, Sussex (1969), Kingston Deveral (1970), Breacon Beacons (1971), Kingston Deveral (1972) and finally Breacon Beacons in 1973.
In 1973 he moved to Chipping Norton to become Head of History and Professional Tutor at Chipping Norton School where he stayed till1982, when he retired.
He was ordained a deacon in 1982 and a priest in 1983. He retired from full-time ministry in 1997, but then at the Bishop's urgent request he took on a "part time" parish in Gloucester until 2000 when he finally retired for the third time!
The historian would be pleased to receive an article (brief or long) about Donald Service from anyone who has more information about him and his time on The Hill.


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Outcome Of Final Race Is The Only Change Team Penske Needs
January 28, 2015 by RaceDayCT Staff Report Leave a Comment
(NASCAR Wire Service)
By Reid Spencer
NASCAR Wire Service
Penske Racing's Joey Logano at last year's festivities leading up to the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series banquet in Las Vegas (Photo: Jared C. Tilton/Getty Images for NASCAR)
CHARLOTTE, N.C.—While other NASCAR Sprint Cup Series teams have made substantive offseason changes to correct perceived performance flaws, the watchwords at Team Penske are "status quo."
As the organization's drivers, crew chiefs and executives gathered on stage for a group photo on Wednesday at the Charlotte Convention Center during the Charlotte Motor Speedway NASCAR Media Tour presented by Technocom, no one thought to ask "What's wrong with this picture?"
Why? Because the obvious answer is "Absolutely nothing."
Brad Keselowski, the 2012 Sprint Cup champion and 2014 series leader with six victories, summed it up.
"The first thing that came to mind when I sat up here was how sorry I felt for the photographers, because it's the same exact picture you took last year," Keselowski said. "The same shirts, the same people. The only change is the 'Ford Performance' logo on the shirts, so that really speaks to where we're at as a team and as a company."
In perhaps its best season on record, Team Penske won 22 times across all motorsports platforms last year, including 11 times in the Sprint Cup Series, with second-year Penske driver Joey Logano adding five victories to Keselowski's six.
Keselowski reached the Eliminator Round of the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup before bowing out. Logano made the final four and raced for the series championship at Homestead-Miami Speedway, only to see his efforts undone by an uncharacteristic late-race miscue by his pit crew.
If there's one thing Team Penske would change about 2014, it would be the outcome of that final race. In other respects, the organization is more than content to stay the course.
Keselowski is back for his sixth season with the company, with 2012 champion crew chief Paul Wolfe on his pit box. Logano and crew chief Todd Gordon have grown into a formidable combination as well, and their pairing remains intact for 2015.
With Logano, 24, beginning to realize the potential he showed from the moment he began racing as a child, one might think the pressure might have lessened on the driver of the No. 22 Ford. But, realistically, that's also a case of status quo.
"It is nice to say, 'OK, we've proved ourselves that we belong here,'" Logano said. "We've raced for a championship now. That's nice. Does that change the amount of pressure we put on ourselves to win a championship? No. Not at all.
"I want to win it just as bad as I did last year, and I know the whole team does. I wouldn't say it's any less. I wouldn't say it's any more."
And just because Team Penske is standing pat with personnel, don't take for granted that there's not a system in place to identify areas for potential improvement.
"Something Todd and I have done the last couple of years is kind of sit down and do reviews with our team and even do reviews with ourselves," Logano said. "Like 'Where do you think I can be better as a driver?' or 'Where do you think you can be better as a crew chief?' and just communicate through that stuff.
"There may be something I wasn't think of and something maybe he wasn't thinking of. Eventually, you get it all out in the open, and that's how we've been since the beginning."
If you're looking for a major change at Team Penske, go back more than two years ago to the the switch from Dodge to Ford after the 2015 championship season. As team owner Roger Penske put it, that move quickly bore fruit.
"Think about it," Penske said. "We've been with them two years now and we have over 15 wins each year with the Ford Motor Company (in the Sprint Cup and XFINITY Series combined). That's a pretty good start for us. We have a lot to live up to as we go forward next year."
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