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using System;
using Microsoft.VisualStudio.TestTools.UnitTesting;
using System.Security.Cryptography;
using System.Text;
using System.IO;
using Cipha.Security.Cryptography.Hash;

namespace Cipha.Tests.Security.Cryptography.Hash
{
    [TestClass]
    public class HasherTests
    {
        [TestMethod]
        public void Instantiate_InstantiateAndDontDispose_Pass()
        {
            SHA1Cng refAlgo = new SHA1Cng();
            using(var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>(refAlgo, false))
            { }
            Assert.IsNotNull(refAlgo);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void Instantiate_InstantiateAndDispose_Pass()
        {
            SHA1Cng refAlgo = new SHA1Cng();
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>(refAlgo, true))
            { }
            Assert.IsNotNull(refAlgo);
        }
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentNullException))]
        [TestMethod]
        public void Hash_PassNullBytes_FailNullException()
        {
            byte[] message = null;
            byte[] digesterHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(message);
            }
        }
        [ExpectedException(typeof(ArgumentOutOfRangeException))]
        [TestMethod]
        public void Hash_PassZeroIterations_FailOutOfRangeException()
        {
            byte[] message = { 4, 2, 3 };
            byte[] digesterHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(message, 0);
            }
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void LastHash_GetHashOfLastComputation_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] digesterHash;
            byte[] lastHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(digester.Encoding.GetBytes(message));
                lastHash = digester.LastHash;
            }
            CollectionAssert.AreEqual(lastHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void LastHash_ComputeTwoHashAndCompare_PassNotEqual()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            string message2 = "Other string and message bueno";
            byte[] digesterHash;
            byte[] firstHash;
            byte[] lastHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(digester.Encoding.GetBytes(message));
                firstHash = digester.LastHash;
                digester.Hash(digester.Encoding.GetBytes(message2));
                lastHash = digester.LastHash;
            }
            CollectionAssert.AreNotEqual(firstHash, lastHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void Hash_CompareHashRangeStringAndNativeOutput_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] digesterHash;
            byte[] nativeHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(digester.Encoding.GetBytes(message), 3, 4);

                Encoding enc = digester.Encoding;
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(enc.GetBytes(message), 3, 4);
            }
            CollectionAssert.AreEqual(nativeHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void HashRounds_CompareHashStringAndNativeOutput_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] digesterHash;
            byte[] nativeHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(message, 3);

                Encoding enc = digester.Encoding;
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(enc.GetBytes(message));
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(nativeHash);
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(nativeHash);
            }
            CollectionAssert.AreEqual(nativeHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void Hash_CompareHashRoundsStringAndNativeOutput_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] digesterHash;
            byte[] nativeHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(message, 3);

                Encoding enc = digester.Encoding;
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(enc.GetBytes(message));
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(nativeHash);
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(nativeHash);
            }
            CollectionAssert.AreEqual(nativeHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void Hash_CompareHashStringAndNativeOutput_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] digesterHash;
            byte[] nativeHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(message);
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng()
                    .ComputeHash(digester.Encoding.GetBytes(message));
            }
            CollectionAssert.AreEqual(nativeHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void Hash_CompareHasherBytesAndNativeOutput_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] messageData = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(message);
            byte[] digesterHash;
            byte[] nativeHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(messageData);
                nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(messageData);
            }
            CollectionAssert.AreEqual(nativeHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void Hash_CompareHasherStreamAndNativeOutput_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] messageData = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(message);
            byte[] digesterHash;
            byte[] nativeHash;
            using (MemoryStream ms = new MemoryStream())
            {
                using(StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(ms))
                {
                    sw.Write(messageData);

                    using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
                    {
                        digesterHash = digester.Hash(ms);
                        nativeHash = new SHA1Cng().ComputeHash(ms);
                    }
                }
            }
            CollectionAssert.AreEqual(nativeHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void HashToString_CompareHasherBytesAndNativeOutput_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] messageData = Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes(message);
            string digesterHash;
            string nativeHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.HashToString(messageData);
                nativeHash = Convert.ToBase64String(new SHA1Cng()
                    .ComputeHash(messageData));
            }
            Assert.AreEqual(nativeHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void HashToString_CompareHasherStringAndNativeOutput_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            string digesterHash;
            string nativeHash;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.HashToString(message);
                nativeHash = Convert.ToBase64String(new SHA1Cng()
                    .ComputeHash(digester.Encoding.GetBytes(message)));
            }
            Assert.AreEqual(nativeHash, digesterHash);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void VerifyHash_ValidateStringAndByteHash_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] digesterHash;
            bool same = false;
            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(message);
                same = digester.VerifyHash(message, digesterHash);
            }
            Assert.IsTrue(same);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void VerifyHash_ComputeToStringValidateStringAndByteHash_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            string digesterHash;
            bool same = false;

            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.HashToString(message);
                same = digester.VerifyHash(message, digesterHash);
            }
            Assert.IsTrue(same);
        }
        [TestMethod]
        public void VerifyHash_ValidateBytesAndByteHash_Pass()
        {
            string message = "Hash me";
            byte[] digesterHash;
            bool same = false;

            using (var digester = new Hasher<SHA1Cng>())
            {
                digesterHash = digester.Hash(message);
                same = digester.VerifyHash(digester.Encoding.GetBytes(message), digesterHash);
            }
            Assert.IsTrue(same);
        }
    }
}


Commentary for March 23, 2004 — When Did the Apostles First Receive It?
It is commonly understood that the apostles first received God's Holy Spirit at Pentecost, 40 days after Jesus' ascension into heaven. But in fact they first received the Holy Spirit the morning after His resurrection.
That single word in Greek "he breathed" is the only occurrence in the New Testament. It literally means, "he exhaled." It is important to understand that when Jesus Christ after His resurrection, after He is glorified (see John 7:38–39), breathes on someone, that action has a powerful affect.
Most often the verb "breathe" in Hebrew refers to a blowing, a force of wind like a bellows blowing into a furnace (Isaiah 54:16; Ezekiel 22:20–21) or steam out of a pot (Job 41:20; Jeremiah 1:13). It denotes a powerful event.
All spoken words of God have power.
David (the presumed author) is saying one of two things. One may be that "the word of the Lord" and "the breath of his mouth" are equivalent. The other may be that they are distinct and each has great power. This would mean that "the word of the Lord" creates the inanimate objects and "the breath of his mouth" creates the living host of heaven (the creatures in heaven, the principalities and powers as the apostle Paul calls them). In either case it is clear that the breathing of God has immediate and life-giving creative power.
When God performs the blowing, what results is the ruach of God, the Spirit of God. The breath of God is His ruach. It has the effect He desires. It can give life in any measure He desires. It can give physical life as in Genesis and Ezekiel, or, as in the New Testament it can give spiritual life and immortality. This is what Jesus breathed on the disciples in John 20:22. He literally blew the Spirit of God into them.
In fact Genesis 7:22 is literally translated, according to the Hebrew: "All in whose nostrils was the breath of the spirit [ruach] of life." When God takes away the breath, body functions quickly end and death results.
Jesus gave them the Holy Spirit from that moment so they would begin to understand the subsequent teaching for the days until He would ascend into heaven bodily. He sent them, as He did before, but with a difference. When they would be sent and go out into the world, they would have the power of the Holy Spirit.
"To whom also he showed himself alive after his passion by many infallible proofs, being seen of them forty days, and speaking of the things pertaining to the kingdom of God: And, being assembled together with them, commanded them that they should not depart from Jerusalem, but wait for the promise of the Father, which, said he, you have heard of me. For John truly baptized with water; but you shall be baptized with the Holy Ghost [Holy Spirit] not many days hence. ... But you shall receive power, after that the Holy Ghost [Holy Spirit] is come upon you: and you shall be witnesses unto me both in Jerusalem, and in all Judaea, and in Samaria, and unto the uttermost part of the earth. And when he had spoken these things, while they beheld, he was taken up; and a cloud received him out of their sight.
What Then Happened at Pentecost?
1. "shall be baptized with the Holy Spirit" and 2. "shall receive power" after the Holy Spirit comes on them, and they 3. "shall be witnesses" of Christ in all the earth.
The power of the Holy Spirit is life-giving and is directly related to the aspect of breath and wind and blowing. It is not a thing to be trifled with. Ananias and Sapphira in Acts 5:1–12, where they lied to God by slighting the gift of the Holy Spirit they were given. Likewise, the Holy Spirit is not to be sought after for its affects or for gain (see the Simon Magus story in Acts 8), but it is a precious gift each one of you have been given.
The disciples first received the Holy Spirit at Jesus' first appearance to them as a group in John chapter 20. Later, at Pentecost in Acts chapter 1, the disciples received the baptism of the Holy Spirit, with power. It is the same Holy Spirit you have within you.
Don't abuse it. Don't slight the gift you have been given. Honor it by being faithful to God the Father and Christ Jesus in whom you have your future, because of your present possession of the God's Holy Spirit. Ask Him to give you more and more so you may serve Him better. Your body is the Temple of the Holy Spirit (1 Corinthians 6:19). With all this in mind, realize that Christ lives within you.
At a time in the future God will pour out His Spirit to all Israel, then upon all humanity, just as He gives a diminished part of His Spirit to give life to all living creatures. He shall also resurrect you. To study more, see Acts 2:16–17 (quoting Joel 2:28); Proverbs 1:23; Isaiah 32:15; Isaiah 44:3; Ezekiel 32:29; and John 7:38–39 — considering all the contexts of these verses.
As you read these words, God at this present moment sustains your breath of life. He also sustains you through His Spirit (as a believer in Christ's life, death, resurrection and present life), so that He may "quicken your mortal bodies by his Spirit that dwells in you." God speed that day.


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Jet Airways shares continued to see buying interest, rising another 6.5 percent on March 26 after lenders took control of company's board and Naresh Goyal stepped down as Chairman.
The stock closed at Rs 271 on the BSE.
Jet Airways founders, Naresh Goyal and wife Anita Goyal stepped down from the board of the cash-strapped airline on March 25. With this, Naresh Goyal ceases to be Chairman.
Apart from the Goyals, one nominee of Etihad Airways PJSC, Kevin Knight has also stepped down from the board, Jet Airways said in its BSE filing after its board meeting. Two nominee directors representing lenders have been inducted into the board.
The board also approved the issue of 11.4 crore equity shares to the lenders upon conversion of Re 1 of the outstanding debt. Lenders will infuse up to Rs 1,500 crore via debt instruments.
The board also approved the constitution of an Interim Management Committee to manage and monitor the daily operations and cash flow of the company.
"The Rs 1,500 crore is a fully secured, priority, interim funding for two months that we believe is good enough to normalise operations of the airline before it is sold," SBI Chairman Rajnish Kumar told CNBC-TV18 in an interview. "In return, lenders are getting a 51 percent stake, which itself is worth over Rs 1,500 crore," he added.
Joint venture partner Eithad's stake will be brought down to 12 percent from 25 percent and Naresh Goyal will now hold 25 percent, Kumar said.
Expression of interest for bids will be floated by April 9 and the deadline for binding bids is April 30, Kumar said, adding, a new investor is expected to be on board by May 31. "There is no legal bar on anyone with a funding and revival plan in place. The option is open for anyone including Naresh Goyal and Etihad to bid for the stake," Kumar said.
Jet Airways will use the fresh funding to partly repay its stakeholders.
The airline will start taking back its grounded fleet from later this week, and 'normalcy' may be restored within two months.
"The airline will leverage the funding to partly clear pending dues towards lessors, vendors, creditors and employees in a phased manner. The move will see Jet Airways re-deploy several of its grounded aircraft back into its network, helping renew many of the routes it had temporarily suspended, which will help restore normalcy of operations…," the company said.


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Q: How to use nested json values in c3 chart | Jquery I need to show product sales data of two years. But data is more then it should be. As you can see this is the desired out i want, for now it is static.
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This is the fiddle, which i have been tried till now. I have tried nested values but it shows me nothing. In 2018 i have given only single value as json object to test if it works or not. Although i have also tried by giving all nested values
 var comaprechart = c3.generate({
            bindto: '#' + chartid,
            data: {
                x: "x",
                xSort: false,
                columns: [
                    ["x", "Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun", "Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Oct", "Nov", "Dec"],
                    ["2018", {
                            "Total Revenue" : "$1,500.00",
                            "Units Sold": "100",
                            "Units Purchased" : "150"
                        }, 20, 30, 20, 10, 20, 30, 20, 10, 20, 30, 20],
                    // ["20118", 30, 10, 20, 30, 30, 10, 20, 30, 20, 10, 25, 15],
                    ["2019", 20, 30, 10, 10, 20, 40, 10, 24, 34, 14, 24, 10]
                ],
                type: 'spline',
                regions: cregions
            }, color: {
                pattern: ["#9edefd", "#7C9EE5", "#2e97ff"]
            },
            axis: {
                x: {
                    type: "category",
                    tick: {
                        outer: false,
                        fit: true,
                        centered: true,
                    },
                    lines: {
                        show: true
                    },
                    label: {
                        text: 'Month',
                        position: 'outer-center',
                    }
                },
                y: {
                    tick: {
                        outer: false,
                        format: function (d) { return d; }
                    },
                    label: {
                        text: 'Units Sold',
                        position: 'outer-middle'
                    }
                }
            },
            size: { width: 400, height: 250 },
            tooltip: {
                format: {

                },
                contents: function (d, defaultTitleFormat, defaultValueFormat, color) {
                    // console.log(d);
                    var $$ = this, config = $$.config,
                        titleFormat = config.tooltip_format_title || defaultTitleFormat,
                        nameFormat = config.tooltip_format_name || function (name) { return name; },
                        valueFormat = config.tooltip_format_value || defaultValueFormat,
                        text, i, title, value, name, bgcolor;
                    for (i = 0; i < d.length; i++) {

                        if (! (d[i] && (d[i].value || d[i].value === 0))) { continue; }

                        if (! text) {
                            title = titleFormat ? titleFormat(d[i].x) : d[i].x;
                            console.log(title);
                            text = "
" + (title || title === 0 ? "
" + title + "
" : "");
                        }

                        name = nameFormat(d[i].name);
                        value = valueFormat(d[i].value, d[i].ratio, d[i].id, d[i].index);
                        bgcolor = $$.levelColor ? $$.levelColor(d[i].value) : color(d[i].id);

                        text += "
";
                        text += "" + name + "	";
                        text += "
Revenue	$1,50" + [i] + ".00
Units Sold	" + value + "

Units Purchased: 	150
";
                        text += "
";
                    }
                    return text + "
";
                }

            },
            legend: {
                show: false
            }
        });

    }

The expected output i want is to show
"Total Revenue" : "$1,500.00",
 "Units Sold": "100",
 "Units Purchased" : "150"
under 2018 and same for 2019, Like in the image below. For now it just show single value only.
This is the output i want

A: Somehow i have managed to show tool-tip in manner i want. Hope this will help someone in future as well. First of all, i have formatted my data in following way.
var ss = {
        "xval": ["x", "Jan", "Feb", "Mar", "Apr", "May", "Jun", "Jul", "Aug", "Sep", "Oct", "Nov", "Dec"],
        "2018": {
            "unit_solds": [29, 22, 33, 44, 55, 66, 77, 88, 99, 10, 8, 10],
            "revenue": [1500, 1600, 1200, 1234, 2134, 1234, 4567, 2345, 1232, 3467, 2345, 1100],
            "units_purchased": [150, 160, 120, 123, 213, 123, 456, 234, 123, 346, 235, 110],
        },
        "2019": {
            "unit_solds": [35, 21, 30, 34, 35, 26, 67, 82, 79, 18, 28, 60],
            "revenue": [1530, 1620, 1230, 1204, 2034, 1267, 4467, 2145, 2232, 3167, 1345, 1200],
            "units_purchased": [153, 162, 123, 120, 203, 121, 256, 334, 423, 146, 335, 210],
        }
    };

This helped me in mapping data, so all result showed under selected year. This is the link of updated fiddle
updated fiddle

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Take agomelatine once a day, at bedtime.
It can take a week or two after starting the tablets before the effect builds up and you start to feel the benefit. If you do not feel you have improved after this time, go back and talk with your doctor.
The most common side-effects are feeling dizzy or sick - these are usually mild and soon pass. Rarely, agomelatine can affect the way your liver works. If you develop dark urine, pale stools, any yellowing of your skin or the whites of your eyes, pain in your tummy (abdomen), or feel unusually tired, you must let your doctor know about this straightaway.
If you have ever had abnormally 'high' moods or dementia.
Before you start the treatment, read the manufacturer's printed information leaflet from inside the pack. It will give you more information about agomelatine, and will also provide you with a full list of the side-effects which you could experience from taking it.
Take agomelatine exactly as your doctor tells you to. The usual dose is one tablet daily. This may be increased in some people to two tablets daily (taken together) after a couple of weeks. You should take the tablets at bedtime. The tablets can be taken either with or without food.
If you forget to take a dose, do not worry, just take the next dose when it is due.
It can take a week or two after starting the tablets before the effect begins to build up, and maybe a few weeks longer before you feel the full benefit from the treatment. Do not stop taking agomelatine after a few days, thinking it is not helping.
Try to keep your regular appointments with your doctor. This is because your doctor will want you to have a blood test every few weeks to check that your liver is staying healthy. Your doctor will also give you a booklet to read which explains about what symptoms to look out for as signs that the medicine could be harming your liver. There is a list of these symptoms in the section below on the problems which can be caused by agomelatine.
While you feel depressed or are taking agomelatine, you may have thoughts about harming yourself or ending your life. It is very important that you tell your doctor about this straightaway if it happens to you.
Taking agomelatine and alcohol is not recommended, so do not drink alcohol during your treatment with this medicine.
Smoking can affect the amount of agomelatine in your body. Let your doctor know if you either start or stop smoking while you are taking agomelatine.
Your doctor will ask you to carry on taking agomelatine for a while after you feel better. This is to stop your symptoms from returning.
There are several types of antidepressants and they differ in their possible side-effects. If you find that agomelatine does not suit you then let your doctor know, as another could be found that will suit you.
Along with their useful effects, most medicines can cause unwanted side-effects although not everyone experiences them. The table below contains some of the most common ones associated with agomelatine. You will find a full list in the manufacturer's information leaflet supplied with your medicine. The unwanted effects often improve as your body adjusts to the new medicine, but speak with your doctor or pharmacist if any of the following continue or become troublesome.
Important: if you experience any of the following rare but possibly serious symptoms, stop taking agomelatine and contact your doctor for advice straightaway. These may be signs that your liver is not working as it should.
Dark urine, light coloured stools, yellowing of your skin or the whites of your eyes (jaundice), unexpected bruising, tummy pain, itchy skin, and feeling unusually tired.
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Five Nights At Freddy's Creator Is Making An RPG
Patrick Klepek
There won't be a Five Nights at Freddy's 5, claims series creator Scott Cawthon, but he's already hard at work on a spin-off called Five Nights at Freddy's World. The catch? It's not a horror game—it's an RPG.
Cawthon made the announcement via Steam today, revealing his plans to (mostly) move on from the games that have defined him for the past year or so.
I wanted to keep my plans for a new game secret until Halloween, but while my teasers have created excitement for some people, they have created some confusion as well, mainly because people don't know if the Five Nights at Freddy's story is over or not.
It's very important for me to say again that there will NOT be a Five Nights at Freddy's 5. The story is complete, and the Halloween update and new game will not add to it.
It's pretty common for horror creators to lie through their teeth about sequels, but Cawthon seems pretty sincere...for now. I wouldn't count out a revival.
Does that mean we'll never know what's inside the box? Alas.
In either case, Freddy Fazbear and friends aren't going anywhere.
The new game that I'm working on will be called FNAF World. It will not be a horror game, but a role playing game where you create a party using the huge selection of characters from the FNaF games, including the classic, withered, phantom, and nightmare versions. I've been working steadily on characters and hope to start on enemy models next week.
The original plan had been to release a playable demo for his next game by Halloween, but Cawthon says that's simply not possible. It'll come "as soon as it's ready," and the full game will eventually hit PC, Anrdoid, and iOS.
You can reach the author of this post at patrick.klepek@kotaku.com or on Twitter at @patrickklepek.

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100 kilometre bike tour raises funds for Youth Unlimited
Kristine Jean
Jun 26, 2013 • June 26, 2013 • 2 minute read
Two local residents recently biked 100 kilometres to raise money for the Upper Deck Youth Centre in Tillsonburg.
Sue Robinson and Brenda Foris took part in the Youth Unlimited Tour For Teens bike tour on Saturday, June 15 from Listowel.
Robinson is satellite director for the Upper Deck Youth Centre and Foris is chair of the steering committee with Youth Unlimited, which operates out of the Upper Deck Youth Centre.
"We rode 100 kilometres – people could choose the 30 kilometre or the 100 kilometre route," said Robinson, noting it took five-and-a-half hours to bike the 100-kilometre tour with just three breaks during the day.
Approximately 90 riders with Youth Unlimited from across southwestern Ontario took part in the event.
"The two of us raised about $2,000. The money will go right back to Tillsonburg and the Upper Deck Youth Centre."
Despite the fact that they own the building, money is needed to run the centre every month explained Robinson.
"It costs us about $1,500 a month in expenses for such things as taxes and hydro. Also, the staff have to raise their own support to work here. The money I raised will go towards my own support.
"If we don't raise our support, we don't get paid," she added. "And if we don't do fundraisers, there's nothing to pay the bills."
Youth Unlimited holds four major fundraisers throughout the year including a bowl-a-thon in March, an annual golf tournament in June, and golf-a-thon in September and an annual banquet in November.
Robinson said there is no government funding for the youth centre in Tillsonburg and although they do get generous donations from the community, local businesses, churches and other organizations, that money is beginning to diminish amidst tough economic times.
"We do have individuals that donate but it's starting to dwindle as companies shut down. We get funding from churches and we get funding from corporations as well. We need to raise about $250,000 a year and it all comes through individuals, fundraisers and corporations."
The Upper Deck Youth Centre has been a part of the Tillsonburg community for over 25 years. The organization provides much needed programming and a safe place for youth to gather.
"We have three different purposes – it's a place to go, a purpose to live by with people who care. We really thrive on those three principles that kids can come and be themselves. We're finding more and more that kids don't want to go home after school because no one is home – both parents are working or most of our youth are from single parent homes and the single parent is working as well.
"They come here, free meals are given to them - they're taught how to eat as a family, a community, and they make friends."
Approximately 400 youth between the ages of 8-18 use the centre on a weekly basis, either during their lunch hour, after school or in the evening as part of evening programs and activities.
In addition, Youth Unlimited offers off-site weekend and weekday trips, bike tours, camping trips and beach days during the summer months.
"It not only teaches them how to cook, how to make food but we also offer sports, crafts, activities and just a place to hang out."
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This article will show you how to programmatically access the data returned by your built-in GPS receiver.
In Android, location-based services are provided by the LocationManager class located in the android.location package.
Using the LocationManager class, we can obtain periodic updates of the device's geographical locations as well as fire an intent when it enters the proximity of a certain location.
1. Obtain a reference to the LocationManager class using the getSystemService() method.
2. Create a LocationListener Class for notify the location changes.
* onLocationChanged(Location location): This method is called when the location has changed.
* onProviderDisabled(String provider): This method is called when the provider is disabled by the user.
* onProviderEnabled(String provider): This method is called when the provider is enabled by the user.
* onStatusChanged(String provider, int status, Bundle extras): This method is called when the provider status changes.
3. To be notified whenever there is a change in location, you need to register for a request for changes in locations so that your program can be notified periodically. This is done via the requestLocationUpdates() method (see Listing 1).
* minTime: The minimum time interval for notifications, in milliseconds.
* minDistance: The minimum distance interval for notifications, in meters.
* listener: An object whose onLocationChanged() method will be called for each location update.
YES, I tried and it works.
it's not working.while running it shows application has stopped unexpectedly.
This is very useful for me.I have 1 doubt i will give mobile number how to find user location.pls reply for me.
This code is great, and can be found in a lot of places online, but I've had the hardest time trying to find a simple tutorial that teaches how to develop an activity to compute and display SPEED.
Sorry, the code is not working.
hey guys this is working. Are u guys waiting for the sattelite to get a lock???
1 – We can run our application in the Phone.
2 – Run the application with the simulator.
What to do thereafter? As Varun Bhardwaj writes, do I have to go to the windows command prompt/terminal (or at the Telnet.exe prompt?) and write: "telnet localhost 5554" only? .... -> and under which directory do I have to do this? Cause it doesn't work just writing it, as the prompt just answers me: "Could not establish connection to host at 5554: The connection was not established".
I am coding in Eclipse, and I am therefore trying the code above in there with the following permission altering at the bottom AndroidManifest.xml: "
uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION" uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION" uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_LOCATION_EXTRA_COMMANDS" uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_MOCK_LOCATION" uses-permission android:name="CONTROL_LOCATION_UPDATES"
Hi! I have also tried this but it doesn't work for me either. I have send the gps from cmd and also from eclipse but still won't work. I have also set all the permissions. My app just won't even start. As soon as it is launched it says that has stopped unexpectedly. what should I do? I have checked all I knew that might be the problem. When I try to debug it, I have set the breakpoint at the first line from OnCreate and it stops there saying Source not found! Can anyone help me? Thank you!
I have solved my problem...in case anyone with the same problem sees this. You have to change the virtual device machine to a lower level of Android(to level 8 for example). Good luck!
Eclipse wants to remove @Override annotations... is it good ? I dont think so.
Many thanks. Your code snippet works perfectly.
No enclosing instance of the type MainActivity is accessible in scope.
Example worked for me. I am planning to use that Location object and show that on Map using GeoPoint object with OverlayItem object to overlay point on the Google Map. It does not work for me yet or it works but location shown on map is not accurate so working on it. Location object Latitude and Longitude coordinates are in double so could anyone show that using GeoPoint which takes coordinates in int format.
Anyone else had a luck doing that?
This is for those who say it does not works on real device, i experienced the same problem on my samsung Galaxy 5 i got my problem solved bcoz of changing GPS_PROVIDER as NETWORK_PROVIDER. I got the solution "Network Provider" determines location based on availability of cell tower and WiFi access points. Results are retrieved by means of a network lookup. Requires either of the permissions android.permission.ACCESS_COARSE_LOCATION or android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION.
But "GPS Provider" determines location using satellites. Depending on conditions, this provider may take a while to return a location fix. Requires the permission android.permission.ACCESS_FINE_LOCATION.
This is the problem with device, our device doesnot supports gps without internet it only uses location provider.
whats the purpose of just getting coordinates?how can we get location address by using these?
I am looking for an HTML code snippet that includes the JAVA routine to acquire lat and long and pass it to my HTML code.
Congratulations! This is the great things. Thanks to giving the time to share such a nice information.
If people are having trouble, try including the following line below the other request in onCreate. This worked for me.
Thanks ! after add this in onCreate: lm.requestLocationUpdates( LocationManager.NETWORK_PROVIDER, 0, 0, ll ); it work nice.!Greate.


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Expert Witness: August 2012
Two Particular Ways to Go
Chuck Berry: The Chess Box (Chess '88)
Starting at age 29 in 1955, Chuck Berry recorded plenty, mostly for Chess in Chicago, a spin in the Caddy from his St. Louis home. Many of these recordings were epochal, others pretty great. But quite a few fell short. In the golden age of Top 40, his albums were afterthought product, filled out with autopilot instrumentals, threadbare covers, wan novelties, and temperate lounge blues. So Chuck Berry's natural longform is the best-of, compelling fans to buy his classics over and over. This 71-track threefer from the innocent days when box sets meant something slackens slightly on the back half of disc two by indulging Berry's blues dreams. But disc three documents the renaissance that followed his release from an 18-month bid on a trumped-up prostitution charge in late 1963. The unsatisfied "No Particular Place to Go" and the pot-dealing action thriller "Tulane" aren't iconic like "Johnny B. Goode," but their artistry, invention, and humor are unsurpassed, and "Tulane" led directly to "Have Mercy Judge," the only important blues he ever wrote. A
Chuck Berry: The Definitive Collection (Geffen/Chess '06)
Greatest Hits. Golden Decade. The Great Twenty-Eight. Fans bought each vinyl comp as its predecessor wore out, but in the uncharted swamp of CD-era Universal reissues they may have missed the best best-of of all. Starting with the motorvating 1955 game-changer "Maybellene" and then fleshing out Berry's double persona--sly brown-eyed handsome man, a projection, and happy-go-lucky lil' 16, an invention--it adds two of Berry's very greatest songs to the formerly definitive Great Twenty-Eight: the completely grown "You Never Can Tell" and the sub rosa history of the Freedom Rides "Promised Land." Half of its 30-tracks-in-75-minutes--terse fellow, Chuck Berry--are pop songs as monumental as "Alexander's Ragtime Band" and "Smells Like Teen Spirit." The rest are various shades of excellent. Long-suffering Johnnie Johnson on piano and big boss man Willie Dixon on bass provide essential support. Every song here except the worthy "I Wanna Be Your Driver" is on The Chess Box. But this one's so intense. A PLUS
Linkoban/Owiny Sigoma Band
Tak, Roskilde
Linkoban: Super Into On It (Super Billion)
"Your time on earth is precious/Let's go fast and not go slow/Your time on earth is precious/Let's go high and not go low." Pretty sensible as excited statements of musical purpose go, and we can't get too many of them these days. Because this Vietnamese-Chinese Copenhagener has plenty of spritz rhythmically and personally, she and her band's EP goes fast, four songs in 16 minutes, and aims high. Displaying more flow in English than many American-born Anglophones, she's always on top of the jingly M.I.A. style now designated grime by young people who believe pop electrohop stands in perpetual need of reclassification so they can own it. She's always beaty, always catchy, always cheeky. Not as deep as M.I.A., granted. But not as foolish, either. A MINUS
Owiny Sigoma Band: Owiny Sigoma Band (Brownwood)
The attraction is a Luo elder named Joseph Nyamungu, who plays a droning, mbira-sounding eight-stringed lyre called the nyatiti and sings with built-in momentum and gruff command. His five tracks are all exciting in different ways, solo showcase included. The other five falter in direct correlation to how prominently they feature the white Londoners who brought Nyamungu and the rest of their Kenyan bandmates into the great world, with the all-Londoner instrumental "Nabed Nade El Piny Ka--Rework (How Will I Love in This World)" the nadir (and the Kenyan version of the same song on the somewhat ramshackle Sofrito: International Soundclash comp vastly superior). Kenyan beats carry two English-language songs in which one Londoner reflects on some aspect of modernity I can't make out and another expresses his all-too-patient love. Guest patron Damon Albarn's Farfisa wilds out on the Kenyan-dominated "Odera Lwar" before his Omnichord further dulls "Margaret Okudo--Dub." I know, this is all too schematic. Unfortunately, it's true. Also true: you'll love that nyatiti. B PLUS
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Topics in African History
Guelewar: Halleli N'Dakarou (Teranga Beat)
A legendary band recorded live--and in Gambia as anywhere else, studio recording can beef up your vocals and frame the rhythm players who do sometimes elevate your songs ("Tara," "Sanehmentereng") ***
Koo Nimo: Highlife Roots Revival (Riverboat)
Nearing 80, Asante palm-wine guardian relaxes with some musicians he knows and demonstrates his less-gentle-than-they-sound guitar tricks for posterity ("See Wo Nom Me [Tsetse Fly You Suck My Blood]," "Efie Ne Fie") ***
The Rough Guide to African Roots Revival (World Music Network)
It was ever thus, ctd.--the poor invent urban folk musics, the better off nurture rural ones (Mbira DzeNharira, "Tozvireva Tingaputike Neshungu"; Shiyani Ngcobo, "Sevalina") ***
Cheikh Lô: Jamm (World Circuit/Nonesuch)
Just too nice a guy to make his pan-Africanism panoramic ("Jamm," "Dieuf Dieuf") **
Spoek Mathambo: Nombolo One (Motel11 download)
As much tributes as covers, "township tech" remakes of 40 years of South African hits ("Jacknife," "Melodi") **
I Have My Liberty!: Gospel Sounds From Accra, Ghana (Dust-to-Digital)
Urban field recordings from the refuges where Ghanaian women sing to convince themselves that capitalism works (Divine Healer's Church: Nema Assembly, "I Have My Liberty"; Great Grace Church, "Sunday School") *
Sibiri Samaké: Dambe Foli: Bamana Hunters Music (Kanaga System Krush)
Four raw, jamlike, folkloric Mande songs from Mali--one lead singer and three backups playing two ngonis, a scraper, and a shaker, hypnotically but perhaps also forbiddingly ("Fakoli 'Blacksmith Tribe'") *
The Funkees: Dancing Time (Soundway)
Accurate subtitle, take it or leave it: "The Best of Eastern Nigeria's Afro Rock Exponents 1973-77" ("Akpankuro," "Ogbu Achara") *
A Real Mother Fuyer
Ma Rainey: Heroes of the Blues: The Very Best of Ma Rainey (Shout Factory '03)
Because she recorded for the famously cheapjack Paramount label, connecting with the woman that label dubbed "The Mother of the Blues" can be tough--cleaned up though they were, many vinyl-era reissues sound like she's singing behind a closed door. But specialists generally single out Yazoo's Ma Rainey's Black Bottom vinyl as a significant improvement, the CD version improves on that, and this much later collection improves on the Yazoo. This is easy to tell because five of Yazoo's 14 selections are also among Shout! Factory's 16, including the actively catchy warhorse "Oh Papa Blues." Just one example of Rainey's commitment to the Southern tent-show circuit, where she thrived for two decades before she began recording at 37, is her transformation of the lines Bessie Smith rendered as the copyrighted but unidiomatic "And if you care for me/You will listen to my plea" into the wilder "I'm almost goin' insane/I'm forever tryin' to call his name." But her peak was the braggadocious "Prove It on Me Blues," where the third verse catches me up every time: "Went out last night with a crowd of my friends/They must have been women 'cause I don't like no men." Because Rainey was muffled in the studio and assigned second-rate songs, she signifies most readily as history--black history, women's history, musical history. But because she reveled in a roughness avoided by the showgirls who put their names on so much classic blues, and because she felt natural fronting jug bands and ad hoc New Orleans ensembles, the soul, grit, and fun she was full of get closer to the surface with every advance in mastering technology. A MINUS
Ma Rainey: Ma Rainey's Black Bottom (Yazoo '91)
Kills me to find among the nine songs unavailable on the Shout! Factory alternative neither the jug-band-with-piano "Hustlin' Blues," where she turns her pimp over to the law, nor the loose-limbed New Orleans "Sissy Blues," where her man samples transvestite jellyroll. But they do include the title song, a historically accurate alternative to the identically named August Wilson play without which the album would not exist, "Sleep Talking Blues," in which revenge doesn't cheer her up much, and "Shave 'Em Dry Blues," in which adultery is quick, hard, and good for what ails her. B PLUS
Bessie Smith/Men Are Like Streetcars
Many Classic, Some Not So Much
Bessie Smith: The Essential Bessie Smith (Columbia '97)
Smith was the best-selling and best-recorded artist of so-called classic blues. She got top sidemen from her royalty-skimming a&r boss Clarence Williams--Armstrong, Hawkins, Henderson, Goodman, Teagarden--and A-shelf material by the standards of her market. But musically, she's a bigger puzzle than is admitted, and although there may be a better compilation out there, I'll settle for this even though it omits, among other standouts I'm sure, the class-conscious "Washwoman Blues," the guitar-featuring "Mean Old Bedbug Blues," the horncatting "Empty Bed Blues," and the trifling "It Makes My Love Come Down." Records certainly spread her fame with the Southern-identified black audience she proudly entertained. But they didn't come near to capturing the live charisma of a funny lady with a big ego and a bigger heart who knew how to shake her big bones. Her singing was more about shading microtones than delivering a tune or powering a groove--she loved medium tempos and she's sometimes, sorry, too subtle. So while blues mavens wish she would sing nothing but, I say the Tin Pan Alley chestnut "After You've Gone" is a standout here, and find she benefits in general from the cheap marginal distinction of pop material right down to "It Makes My Love Come Down," a number otherwise uncelebrated in Bessie Smith scholarship--unlike "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out," "Backwater Blues," "'Tain't Nobody's Bizness," "Aggravatin' Papa," "Gimme a Pigfoot," and whatever else you justifiably believe demolishes such quibbles. A MINUS
Men Are Like Streetcars . . . Women Blues Singers 1928-1969 (MCA '99)
All but seven of these 46 choices are from the Decca, Chess, and Duke catalogs MCA controls, and that's a shame. No Bessie Smith or Ma Rainey, OK--they cut albums' worth of classics on their own. But the absent Lil Green always deserves a plug and, come on, Mamie Smith's "Crazy Blues" is the archetypal seminal one-shot--a debut single she never equalled that sparked every other side collected here. Still, sometimes a tasty mouthful is all these singers had in them (see my unpublished monograph Big Mama Thornton: Who Owes Who?), and on the first disc especially, folkie lifer Mary Katherine Aldin's picks rarely lag. Maybe they'll inspire you to seek out more Memphis Minnie, Victoria Spivey, and Rosetta Tharpe, or maybe you'll just say thank-you-ma'am to the lost sin songs of Georgia White, Blue Lu Barker, Rosetta Howard. Second disc is easier to lose track of, so let me direct your attention to the Margie Day feature. Aldin seems a little embarrassed by this "quirky ditty." Me, my day was made by a song that begins "Take out you false teeth daddy, your mommy wants to scratch your gums." And with such lip-smacking gusto, too. A MINUS
Ry Cooder/Serengeti
Getting Down to Cases
Ry Cooder: Election Special (Nonesuch/Perro Verde)
Protest songs are hard to nail even in the moment, and I can't promise that the three bull's-eyes here will sound as dead on in five years, or one. Cooder's innovation is reapplying the Popular Front mindset to the messy compromises of electoral politics, and all the must-hears illuminate the 2012 presidential election rather than merely referencing it: "Mutt Romney Blues," where the Republican standard bearer does to his dog precisely what he'll do to us; "Cold Cold Feeling," where a black man in the White House details his blues; and especially "The 90 and the 9," where the singer explains why he's repurposing that gospel song about this may be the last time. "Going to Tampa" slaps on too broad a burlesque, "Guantanamo" wanders off message, and others just don't twist the screw tight enough. But I give him extra credit for both preaching to the converted and doing his damnedest to rally the holier-than-thou. B PLUS
Serengeti: C.A.R. (Anticon)
He sleeps on a friend's couch in Berkeley and imagines possible lives. "Your wife having a secret family in Gary/A second spouse, sorta looks like Neneh Cherry." "I want a simple life/Where we milk cows and cobras." "Buy my own street cart/Specialize in beef hearts." "Have sex with a horse./Reconsider divorce." "The antibiotics made me hallucinate/Cops arresting patients, Arabian spiders inside my arms./And then my wife got shot/She was seeing him for a year, I had no idea." "Hey, can I borrow your mind?/I really need a hit, it's been a long time." "I wish was my name was Otto/Everybody has a dream that they'll win the Lotto." Anticon minimalist Odd Nosdam provides all the beats Geti needs, and when your mind wanders, quite often the music alone carries you along. For good measure, other alienated acquaintances drop by and pitch in. Eleven tracks, half an hour. Is there anybody else who can do this? A MINUS
Elle Varner/Saint Etienne
Songs of Experience and of More Experience
Elle Varner: Perfectly Imperfect (RCA)
Especially by the standards of r&b divas who share management with Lauryn and Alicia, she's funny--referring to her liver as "her" in "Oh What a Night," requesting an erectile version of the title item in "Refill," bemoaning her looks in a closer she presumably wrote well before the cover shoot. She's disciplined--10 of 11 songs between 3:07 and 4:09. She hones her God-given vocal intensity with no recourse to belting or melisma, and she keeps the grit under control, although the final minute of "Damn Good Friends" should have been crooned or even cooed. And with help from an actual-count 18 confederates, she sharpens herself some hooks--by my count, six of the 11 tracks connect instantly, with the heart songs lagging as usual. Just pray she sticks with her strengths and continues to confederate exactly as much as she needs. A MINUS
Saint Etienne: Travel Edition 1990-2005 (Sub Pop '04)
My appetite whetted by their comeback album and my excess weight indicator tripped by the two-CD "All the a-sides and more!" London Conversations, I sought out a used copy of this single-disc best-of and found it good--enjoying the two tracks it lifts from 1998's Good Humor, for instance, more than the two I highlighted in my brief. Saint Etienne's problem has always been melodies and arrangements a little too unobtrusive for Sarah Cracknell's compassionate calm and unshowy smarts. Their everything-but-the-glitz disco asserts itself so subtly that only the early "Mario's Cafe" and the late, atypically (and of course subtly) political "Heart Stopped in the Back of a Taxi" look you square in the eye and say classic. Still, when Cracknell quietly announces "I believe in Donovan over Dylan/Love over cynicism," you begin to wonder whether Donovan's as big a fool as you thought even though you know damn well he is. Cracknell manifestly isn't. Even though many of the love songs here are the sad kind, she's figured out how to keep her mind clear and her chin up. A MINUS
Ab-Soul/Kendrick Lamar
Hippys, Dawgs
Ab-Soul: Control System (Top Dawg download)
"I've got 700 dollars from my last show/And I would spend it all on you," the most suburban of L.A.'s four-man Black Hippy posse/"supergroup" sings haltingly on the tellingly entitled "Empathy," and although initially I was impressed that he knew the word "chattel," in the end that 700 bucks was the clincher--that he can occasionally make some halfway decent money off his art, and that he's ready to blow it on love rather than blow or a blow job. Not that he's above imagining blow jobs like any other healthy young rapper--cf. "SOPA," which insofar as it's about the Online Piracy Act has a special place in its trickerating heart for porn sites. He's just a gifted kid who likes his weed and his words, which he twists with palpable delight around sparse synth beats musical enough to layer on some delight of their own. And then there's the closing trifecta: his beautiful ideals, his tragic life, and a scabrous Black Hippy remix for the fun of it. A MINUS
Kendrick Lamar: Section.80 (Top Dawg download)
The Dr. Dre-anointed Lamar isn't a guy who writes a lot of indelible songs yet, especially if you try to find them toward the top of his much-praised second album. Thus he's liable to leave the curious wondering what the fuss is about. But as I re-relistened I noticed myself perking up with every hook. Not that every track has or wants one, but that, for instance, the sung intros to the cosmetics debate "No Make-Up (Her Vice)," track four, and then the crack generation shout-out "Ronald Reagan Era," track seven, come as well-timed structural respites from his thoughtfully private to defensively street raps, which have their musicality too. And then, just when you're thinking not bad at all, come some songs. B PLUS
As Always, the Question Remains: What Underground, Exactly?
Lyrics Born: As U Were (Decon)
"When I was younger I/Used to wonder why/People in the public eye/Always lose their fuckin' minds/Now I'm coming up on 35/They didn't teach this shit in Berkeley High" ("Pillz," "Oh, Baby!") ***
Nas: Life Is Good (Def Jam)
Reflections of a bigshot who, as he mentions several times, is damn big ("Daughters," "Accident Murderers") ***
Big K.R.I.T.: K.R.I.T. Wuz Here (Green Streets Entertainment download)
Endless pride, solid beats, a key credo, and a few hooks ("Gumpshun," "They Got Us," "Children of the World") ***
Bang On!: [Sic] (Big Dada)
"Grime" my arse--musically accented, class-conscious, Liverpudlian, kitchen-sink Brit-rap ("Suttin Like That," "Teeth") **
Radioinactive: The Akashic Record (Flying Carpet Studios download)
Egyptian-American rapper remembers where he came from but has too evolved a sense of humor to just stick it in your face ("Gypsy Shoe," "Antibiotics") **
Killer Mike: R.A.P. Music (Williams Street)
Conscious-going-on-political gangsta's laments and celebrations are more tough-minded than his threats, boasts, and analyses ("Willie Burke Sherwood," "Anywhere but Here," "R.A.P. Music") **
Azealia Banks: Fantasea (free download)
Irreverent lip and talent-show talent there, musical follow-through not so much ("Fuck Up the Fun," "Jimanji") **
Big K.R.I.T.: Live From the Underground (Def Jam)
Major-label debut asks the musical question, Who's pimping who ("If I Fall," "Hydroplaning," "Praying Man") *
MSN Music, August 2012
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About the SLF
How much water gets lost in artificial snowmaking?
The start of the 2016/17 winter season demonstrated once again that many sports resorts depend on snowmaking for their livelihood. Large quantities of water are consumed by the production of technical snow, especially at the beginning of the skiing season. Snowmaking initially entails the dispersion of water at high pressure to produce tiny droplets. As they fall to the ground, the droplets cool and freeze to form tiny beads of ice.
Blanket of snow produced overnight. Photo: Thomas Grünewald, SLF
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Measuring the density of artificial snow. Photo: Fabian Wolfsperger, SLF
By no means all of the water ejected by snow cannon reappears as snow on the ground – it is either carried away on the wind or undergoes evaporation or sublimation. But what is the actual amount of this water loss? In order to investigate this question, the SLF has now conducted initial snowmaking experiments in Davos. The researchers compared the quantity of water delivered to the lance to the amount of snow produced on the ground during a night of snowmaking. They measured the volume of snow, as required to determine the mass, by way of high-precision laser scanning at the start and end of the experiment. With the aid of snow density measurements they used the snow volume to calculate the amount of water contained in the snow. In addition, a weather station erected alongside the snow cannon supplied all the relevant meteorological data, including temperature, relative humidity and wind speed.
Initial results indicate that 15 to 40 percent of the water consumed in snowmaking is lost – values that are similar to those recorded in a study in France. The next step will involve the scientists mapping the water loss against the weather conditions and snowmaker settings, and extending the test series. They intend to use the gathered data to validate and improve their computer modelling of artificial snowmaking, draw conclusions about the most efficient use of snowmaking resources, and contribute to the further development of snowmaking technology.
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Research centre focusing on climate change, extreme events and natural hazards in alpine regions
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Rod brings over 14 years' experience leading national and Victorian Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Organisations. Rod is currently Chief Executive Officer of the Wathaurong Aboriginal Co-Operative, and member of the Victorian Aboriginal Economic Board and Barwon Regional Partnership Committee. Rod is also an advisory panel member of the Institute of Koorie Education at Deakin University.


After being named the Offensive Rookie of the Year in 2008, the major concern about Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan was that he'd encounter some kind of sophomore slump in 2009. Ryan's performance in Week 1 against the Miami Dolphins should alleviate most of those worries.
Ryan, the third pick overall in the 2008 draft out of Boston College, was 22-of-36 in the air against the Dolphins, tossing two touchdowns without an interception in leading the Falcons to a 19-7 victory Sunday at the Georgia Dome.
Second-year Falcons coach Mike Smith was complimentary of his second-year signal-caller.
"I thought Matt played well. … He made some big throws on third down and will continue to make more of those. I think as the season progresses, and [Ryan and his receivers] spend more time working with one another, they're going to continue to make those plays when the opportunities are presented."
Ryan's most-targeted receiver on Sunday was offseason acquisition and future Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez, who made five catches for a team-high 73 yards and a score. Gonzalez's 20-yard touchdown in the third quarter lifted the longtime Chief past 11,000 career receiving yards.
"Without question, he makes my job easier as a quarterback," said Ryan of his new target. "He is a mix-match for defenses. Coaches have to decide whether a linebacker, safety or cornerback is the best option. Tony did a good job for us in third-down situations and in the red zone for us. He did a good job for us today and that is something we'll need all season."
As a rookie last year, Ryan played a big part in the Falcons recovering from the loss of Michael Vick to reach the playoffs as a wild-card team. But before Sunday, there was anxiety among the so-called experts about how he'd adjust and continue to improve entering his second season as a pro. But Ryan was confident he'd be able to avoid any sort of letdown.
"I am much more prepared now to deal with the ebbs and flows of the season," he said after the win. "I learned that you have to stay level-headed. I am [more] comfortable dealing with these things this year as opposed to last."
Ryan was quick to give plenty of praise also to the Falcons defense on Sunday, who shut out the Dolphins until Chad Pennington tossed a nine-yard touchdown pass to Ricky Williams late in the fourth.
"They gave us great field position," said Ryan, "which helped us score throughout the game. They played physically against a good Miami offense. They kept them off the scoreboard until three minutes remaining in the ballgame. I give a lot of credit to those guys on the defensive side of the ball."
Starting off the season with a win was paramount in Ryan's mind.
"It is all good to me. We got the win and that is all that matters," he said. "Miami is a good team and that was something we knew going in. It was a long and physical game. We have to tip our hats to them for competing to the end."
But Ryan, the winner of three bowl games in three seasons as the quarterback of the Eagles, didn't earn his reputation by dwelling on the past. The 24-year-old is already looking ahead to the Falcons' Week 2 home matchup against a fierce division rival.
"We will continue to work hard and make improvements. The Carolina Panthers will be ready to play and we have to make sure we handle our business."


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Home Living Kentucky by Heart: Versailles resident's watchful eye helps avert major disaster, helps him truly know faith
Kentucky by Heart: Versailles resident's watchful eye helps avert major disaster, helps him truly know faith
By Steve Flairty
KyForward columnist
Ted Hill must have felt like his own version of The Man Who Knew Too Much.
The former Boeing and later Sylvania Osram employee found himself anxiety-ridden while sitting as a passenger at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport (CVG) awaiting his Delta Flight 1661 to San Diego over sixteen years ago. He sat at a window overlooking the wing on his side. True, he didn't see a murder, but what he did see might have had chilling consequences—possibly the deaths of hundreds—had he not responded.
Looking back, he figures that the episode acted as a "nudge" toward a stronger Christian religious faith, something that is especially meaningful for him today.
Ted Hill (Photo provided)
The day of that memorable occasion, April 12, 2003, started off with an unexpected happening after his wife, Bonita Hill, drove Ted from their Versailles home to the Louisville International Airport to drop him off for his scheduled flight. It was one of his two cross-country airline trips he took every year, one to Oregon to see his parents and one to see his daughter in San Diego.
But this one was different.
"I went inside the terminal and nobody was there (to board the plane)," he said. "The ticket agent told me that the flight had been canceled." For whatever reason, Ted hadn't received the notification and was upset about it, but he later called the patient agent an "angel" for her efforts to help.
"She got me a flight to Cincinnati," he continued, "and from Cincinnati, I'd fly on to San Diego." There would be a six-hour layover before boarding the west coast flight. That was okay for Ted, but during the wait, he began to experience an ominous feeling… odd things were happening. "People were quiet for some reason. I was one of the first ones to board the plane. I just happened to be assigned to an emergency exit window and was given some literature about what to do in case there was an emergency, so I started to read the stuff."
The information supplied by Delta asked for him to take on added responsibilities in the case of an emergency, and that concerned him because he was dealing with medical issues with a shoulder, the unfortunate consequences of two automobile accidents he suffered in the previous year. Could he move well enough to do what was expected of him?
He also had another concern.
"There were like ten babies in that place. I thought that was odd. I'd very seldom ever see a baby (on flights)," he said. The ominous feeling worsened.
"So as I was checking everything out looking out the window to see what direction I'd go after I stepped out on the wing to evacuate the plane (in an emergency), I saw this bolt sticking out of the wing and it was right over the engine. I thought: 'This is not normal.'"
Ted also fought an internal battle. It was in the fairly recent post-9-11 era when news reports not infrequently told of flights being interrupted because of individuals demonstrating suspicious behavior. He trembled while thinking about it. What if this was really nothing and it held up all the passengers from their destinations, severely messing up their personal schedules, creating anger from hundreds of people who would know he was the one responsible?
"I'm sitting there maybe 15 minutes," he explained. "Things were going through my mind… I was having a hard time. I kept telling myself 'We'll be all right.' (But) If I say something and this plane gets delayed, guess who is going to get the blame."
By then, Ted's racing thoughts and pounding heart were intensifying further, and there was an overriding reason he clearly recognized — his awareness of the unusual number of infants on the plane.
"The babies' crying took over," he recalled. "It just seemed like they got louder and louder. Boy, I got scared."
He told the attendant about the bolt and asked her to relay the information to the pilot.
"She calls the pilot," Ted said, replaying the event, "and then she comes back to look at the wing and then calls the pilot again."
In about 15 minutes, a technician, using a lift, climbed onto the wing to inspect the issue. Ted watched him pull out the loose four-inch bolt, used a light to look beneath the surface, then left. Ted, still nervous, wondered what would happen next. It would take another 30 minutes to find out.
"Here came another lift with four guys and they jumped on the wing. They started taking the skin off the wing and I looked down and saw a huge mess… electric lines on hydraulic lines. I really got nervous."
Ted Hill's boarding pass for the April 12, 2003 filght (Photo provided)
By this time, the passengers began hearing soothing words from the pilot about the delay, and Ted remembers the professional manner he did so. "He was super nice, and when I heard his voice and knew he was doing something about it, I settled down."
After an hour, the pilot tried operating the rudders (moving them up and down). The results were scary. "There was a big crunching noise," explained Ted. It was a startling awakening to a real emergency, as all in the plane would now realize. For sure, Ted had uncovered a serious problem by noticing the loose bolt a couple of hours earlier.
Momentarily, the flight attendant walked toward Ted, followed by the pilot. The attendant pointed at Ted, saying to the pilot: "There he is."
Immediately, the pilot approached and dropped to his knees squarely in front of Ted. "Sir, can I shake your hand? If we'd taken off, we would have been a pile of metal in a field someplace between here and San Diego."
Dutifully, the pilot went back to the cockpit and began instructions for evacuating passengers and staff from the plane and for a transfer to another. By then, many passengers knew that this humble man from Versailles was their hero, and the appreciation they showed couldn't be contained.
There were plenty of words of praise and "everybody wanted to buy me coffee or lunch or carry my bags," he said. Before the backup plane flew to San Diego, one woman asked Ted to take a look at the wing.
The plane arrived in San Diego with no problems. Ted, relieved from the drama but a bit uncomfortable with the newfound attention and adoration, headed for the restroom to stay for an extended time to escape the passenger's eagerness to show thanks.
"I just didn't think of myself as a hero," he said. "I was too scared to be a hero." But after about 20 minutes, he emerged to a lingering throng of about 25 people expressing heartfelt gratitude. They followed him all the way to the baggage retrieval station to demonstrate their appreciation.
Ted Hill, a humble and gracious man, was simply glad to help.
Today, active at First Christian Church, in Versailles, he sees the experience as a time he "came to know God and Jesus rather than to know 'about' them." He figures the Louisville airport ticket agent, the flight attendant, and the pilot proved providential for the part they played in the drama.
And then, there were the babies… the deciding factor in Ted's decision to alert the pilot. They'll likely hear the story someday, too, and it will be an inspiration.
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Steve Flairty is a teacher, public speaker and an author of six books: a biography of Kentucky Afield host Tim Farmer and five in the Kentucky's Everyday Heroes series, including a kids' version. Steve's "Kentucky's Everyday Heroes #4," was released in 2015. Steve is a senior correspondent for Kentucky Monthly, a weekly KyForward and NKyTribune columnist and a member of the Kentucky Humanities Council Speakers Bureau. Contact him at sflairty2001@yahoo.com or visit his Facebook page, "Kentucky in Common: Word Sketches in Tribute." (Steve's photo by Connie McDonald)
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Children's Mental Health of Leeds and Grenville and KDH emphasize that new walk-in mental health clinic for children and youth in North Grenville has the capacity to see more clients
It's a sad fact of life that mental health problems are common in children and youth today. Often families and service providers are unsure of where to go for service and at times there is also a wait for services. Children's Mental Health of Leeds and Grenville (CMHLG) and Kemptville District Hospital (KDH) want to spread the word that help is available through a new walk-in clinic offered every Wednesday in downtown Kemptville.
Children's Mental Health of Leeds and Grenville (CMHLG) is located at 3-5 Clothier Str., Kemptville. Entrance is from the parking lot.
The clinic, which is held at CMHLG's Kemptville office at 3-5 Clothier Street on Wednesdays between 11 am and 7 pm (last appointment is at 5:30), is the first new service introduced by the 20-partner collaborative formed to create the Mental Health and Addictions Health Hub ('the Hub') for Children and Youth in North Grenville that was initiated by KDH in early 2018, with CMHLG as the lead agency.
Since its opening in April 2019, "The uptake of the walk-in clinic has been good, but we can see more children and youth," said CMHLG's Executive Director, Lorena Crosbie.
The new clinic is in addition to the full range of counselling services already available at CMHLG. "Families may only want or need a single walk-in appointment, or they may utilize the clinic while waiting for other services," Crosbie noted.
The walk-in clinic offers each child and youth an appointment with a counsellor to focus on behavioural, emotional and/or mental health concerns. If additional services, such as intensive service, group services and psychiatry consultations, are required, CMHLG will facilitate that.
In between counselling sessions and/or while waiting for a referral, children and youth can talk to the Hub Navigator, Kris Van de Ven, as often as every day if they need to. Van de Ven also works for Connect Youth, a partner in the Hub that helps and supports youth with a variety of challenges in addition to mental health and addictions, including employment and housing. Physicians, teachers and others with concerns for a youth can call Connect Youth to become involved.
"Every minute counts when it comes to the mental and emotional wellbeing of the children and youth in this community," said Dr. Irfan Moledina, a consultant paediatrician who holds a clinic at KDH and is a valued member of the Hub Steering Committee.
Dr. Moledina welcomed the opening of the walk-in clinic, noting that he and his colleagues see children and youth suffering with a range of mental health issues including panic attacks as a result of being bullied, aggressive behaviour leading to school suspensions, and self-harm.
There is help for parents as well: Parents' Lifelines of Eastern Ontario (PLEO), another Hub partner, holds a monthly support group at KDH for parents and caregivers of children and youth with mental health and/or addictions challenges. The group meets on the second Tuesday of every month in the hospital's Courtyard Lounge; PLEO is staffed by parents who also have supported their own children with these challenges.
The new walk-in clinic is for children and youth 18 and under who are looking to work towards a solution to a problem or concern. For youth over the age of 18, Rapid Access Counselling is available Monday to Friday from 8:00 am to 4:30 pm through Lanark, Leeds and Grenville Addictions and Mental Health at their Brockville office; please call ahead for satellite offices, 1-800-361-6948.
KDH's CEO Frank J. Vassallo noted that development of the Hub continues. "In addition to improving access to services with the Hub," he said, "we are looking at ways to improve coordination of care and transitions between providers, such as hospitals like the Children's Hospital of Eastern Ontario (CHEO) and the Royal Ottawa Mental Health Centre, as well as family doctors, and health and social service agencies."
"Moreover, the Hub would be embedded within the services an Ontario Health Team (OHT) would provide," Vassallo added, referring to the new model of healthcare being established by the provincial government to better connect care providers and services around patients and families.
For more information about the walk-in clinic please call CMHLG at 613-498-4844 or 1-800-809-2494. For Connect Youth, call (613) 918-0173. For PLEO, call 1-855-775-7005.
About Children's Mental Health of Leeds & Grenville
Children's Mental Health of Leeds & Grenville (CMHLG) is dedicated to serving the mental health needs of children, youth and their families. No professional referral is required. Children 12 and over may self-refer. Our programs and services are free, accessible, and confidential. We are an Accredited Children's Mental Health Organization and the Lead Agency responsible for ensuring the Ontario Moving on Mental Health Strategy is effectively implemented across Lanark, Leeds and Grenville. Our Collective Core Purpose is to provide mental health resources and support for children, youth and families to build their own resiliency and become empowered and healthy.
Lorena Crosbie, Executive Director
T: 613 498 4844 ext. 3021
lcrosbie@cmhlg.ca
About Kemptville District Hospital
Kemptville District Hospital is Accredited with Exemplary Standing, the highest ranking bestowed by Accreditation Canada. Committed to building healthier communities, we are a model of hospital-led integrated health services within the provincial health system. Kemptville District Hospital consistently ranks among the top hospitals in Ontario for both patient and employee satisfaction. We pride ourselves on being a good partner within the system. Kemptville District Hospital provides primary care management services, acute care hospital services, and advanced orthopaedic care.
Jenny Read, Communications Officer
T: 613.258.6133 extension 223
Email: jread@kdh.on.ca


Jennifer is our Collections Manager and she oversees the management of thousands collection items held within Lanyon Homestead, Calthorpes' House and Mugga Mugga. Our housekeeping staff, Conservation assistants, volunteers and specialist conservators support Jen's vital work.
In 2012, Jennifer was awarded a Churchill Fellowship to investigate the balance between care and access in House Museums within the United Kingdom with particular focus on those under the National Trust. As access, engagement and outreach expand, Jennifer seeks to implement best practice procedures in collection management – helping to ensure the collection is cared for and enjoyed into the future.
Jennifer has undergraduate studies in both Visual Arts and Art History from the University of Queensland and a Post graduate degree in Cultural Heritage Management from the University of Canberra.


Trade union sockpuppet, Hope not Hate, have again tried to use the tragic murder of Jo Cox as a campaigning tool in an email which must surely disgust even their most devoted supporters.
Hate not Hope's chief executive, Nick Lowles, has sent an email to supporters asking for donations to a memorial fund which he will get a share of, linking her murder to the EU referendum and attacking Nigel Farage. He also plugs an article he's written for the Newsweek website in which he again attacks UKIP and Nigel Farage.
This disgusting little man has - three times now that I know of - used the murder of Jo Cox as a campaign tool in the last 24 hours. This is at a time when both sides of the EU referendum campaign (UKIP included) have agreed to suspend campaigning as a mark of respect for the death of this lady. Not only is Nick Lowles unwilling to respect that decision, he is even seeking to profit from it by urging people to donate to the fund that he will share.
Surely even the most diehard Hate not Hope supporter can't continue to support this appalling man.


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Arsene Wenger To Sign New Arsenal Deal On Wednesday
Author: Julie Sanders May 31, 2017,
Arsenal, instead, signed Granit Xhaka from Borussia Monchengladbach for £35 million ($45 million) but the Swiss struggled this season, picking up 13 yellow and three red cards. The 'Wenger Out Brigade, have made banners, protested and even hired planes and vans to get their message across.
That was a sentiment not lost on the Daily Mail's Oliver Holt who, from Wembley, sent out this rather tongue in cheek Tweet...
Banners with those words have been seen not only at Arsenal games, but at tennis tournaments and other soccer games all over the world, as disgruntled Gunners fans voice their displeasure with the Frenchman.
Wenger first took to the Arsenal dugout in 1996, with this new deal seeing him into his 23rd season with the Gunners.
"For once I have kept my medal", said the Arsenal manager, who usually gives them away to staff members.
The 67-year-old will meet the Arsenal board at a meeting on Tuesday where his future will be a topic of discussion.
Wenger was also dismissive of the notion that his record-breaking FA Cup success, after previous wins in 1998, 2002, 2003, 2005, 2014 and 2015, might have an impact on the talks about his position.
"As a team we were not at our best".
"You've got to add up his achievements - the league wins, the cup wins, until this season 20 years in the Champions League".
The new contract, which is expected to be announced sometime Wednesday, will keep Wenger on the sideline through at least 2019, extending his tenure as manager to 23 years.
Neither Chelsea, as champions, nor Arsenal, as Cup winners, will hold the traditional celebratory parade through the streets because of security concerns after 22 people were killed in the Manchester bombing last week.
"I'm lost for words really - I never thought I'd experience this", the England Under-21 global added.
What I know is that he was brilliant on Saturday when we won the FA Cup by beating Chelsea 2-1.
"The only way the board should have let him run down his contract is if they had private assurances he was staying".
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For me, just honestly, genuinely and everyone keeps asking me and no-one believes me when I say that I've not got anything sorted.
Macron told Putin to his face that Russian media spread fake news
He even used an exhibition of Peter the Great, the ostensible reason for Putin's visit, to take a jab at the Kremlin leader. Both media outlets are controlled by the Russian government.
Adult Summer Reading Program
On Wednesday, June 28 from 9:30 a.m.to 5 p.m., Manlius Library is hosting a Summer Kickoff Party. This year the theme for all three reading programs is "Build a Better World".
Portland mayor calls for cancellation of free-speech rally
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Report lists 4 medications for Woods
Monday as he drove southbound on Military Trail south of Indian Creek Parkway , near Dakota Drive and Jupiter Middle School. According to the report, police smelled alcohol on his breath and when demanded to take a breathalyzer, he refused.
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On May 30, Trump took to Twitter to double down on his criticisms of Germany that he had vocalized during his foreign trip. Modi and Merkel will also jointly address the India-Germany Business Summit later in the day.
Woods found asleep at the wheel, no alcohol in his system
The greatest player of his generation and one of the best of all time, Woods, 41, has not won a major tournament since 2008. His claim was supported by two breath tests showing Woods' blood alcohol content to be zero, according to a police report.
Spicer Insists Trump Has 'Unbelievable' Relationship With Merkel After Trip
Spicer asserted that Trump views not just Germany, but the rest of Europe , as an important American allies. Bush's invasion of Iraq in a trans-Atlantic rift that Mrs Merkel worked to fix upon her election in 2005.
Android creator Andy Rubin unveils ceramic Essential phone, home control device
On the other hand, the front camera is 8MP which comes with f/2.20 fixed hyperfocal lens and also video recording up to 4K @30fps. Why would Andy leave Google and start his own venture? Andy Rubin had announced that he will reveal something big on May 30.
Trump stands by Kushner as Russian Federation crisis deepens
Schiff said he could neither confirm nor deny the allegations against Kushner , but if they are accurate, "it's obviously very concerning".
Kushner asked to 'lay low' amid Russian interference reports
Gorkov is the head of Vnesheconombank, a state-owned Russian entity that is the subject of US government sanctions. Trump worked the phones with various lawyers and advisers on Sunday, one of the White House officials said.
Putin: Russian meddling "fiction" invented by Democrats
SACHA KOULAEVA: We can not treat a person who is responsible of crimes against humanity and war crimes as a normal head of state. On the conflict in Syria, Mr Macron warned: "A very clear red line exists on our side: the use of chemical weapons by whomever".
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Our culture revolves around consumption, but that's not what life if all about! Radical homemakers are empowering everyone to change the definition of success. Can you imagine how different the world would look if we considered ourselves producers instead of consumers? For example, what would it mean to use sustainable permaculture systems to grow our food instead of pollution in our air, water, and foods? Can you imagine owning a few quality possessions instead of of dumps full of broken plastic rubbish? What about the peace of mind that comes from knowing you can support yourself and your family even through life's up and downs?
When I started urban farming, I read a life changing book called Radical Homemakers by Shannon Hayes. Radical Homemakers align their lives with their values. These values include their own well-being as well as community based self-reliance. So, what kinds of things do Radical Homemakers do? Shannon Hayes shared a list of ten steps to become a radical homemaker. If you hang out your laundry, cook your own foods, grow food instead of lawn, or preserve your own food, you are well on your way.
Also discussed in the book is how money is a representation of value. Having money has value, but we are wealthy in so many other ways. For example, we can have a wealth of time, strong relationships, or quality foods. After basic needs are met, more wealth for the sake of having wealth is unfulfilling. It's much more rewarding to learn skills to become more sufficient, and use those skills in your community.
Historically, homemakers were crucial to the well-being of each family unit. Their work made a tremendous difference in the happiness of their homes and strength of their communities. Unfortunately, as people left the homestead and began to work in cities, homemaking became less important to daily survival. Simply cleaning a house and buying things to put in it is a shallow contribution to society. Use your skills in your home and do something that contributes to society.
My favorite section of Radical Homemakers is the chapter on Reclaiming Domestic Skills. It's easy enough to find tutorials on how to do specific skills. It's more difficult to change your mindset and be happy with a counter-cultural lifestyle. If your idea of learning is someone pouring knowledge into your mind like a vessel, you will have a hard time. Many skills are learned by trial and error. What works for one person may need slightly tweaked for another. Being able to self-teach is a crucial ability to become more self reliant.
Radical Homemakers cultivate community and relationships. Some people may think the ideal homesteader can be completely self-sufficient. The truth is that humans NEED other humans. We are social creatures! Strong family and community relationships are crucial to our happiness and well being. The value of our relationships is crucial to our overarching happiness. And happiness is contagious! When we have communities of happy people we can spread it to others.
Many people equate freedom with financial security, but if we depend on an employer and paycheck, then how free are you really? It could be gone in an instant, and many of us have experienced that instant in gut-wrenching clarity. How much more reassuring it is to know that you hold the skills, values, and abilities within yourself to provide for your own needs. That is freedom!
The exact skills you learn will vary. To be a Radical Homesteader means cultivating your values starting in your own home.
I agree–this book is wonderful, thought-provoking, and practical.
Yes! I am a radical homemaker and have been for over 15 years, homesteading in the Pacific Northwest wilderness. I love Shannon's blog, since I agree with her values and adore her writing!
Yes! Community can be so important for so many different reasons!


The Treehouse has projects that need large groups to complete. Painting, outdoor planting, raking leaves and more. If you have a group who would like to work a few hours in fellowship, please contact us at 316-686-2600.


KOMPSAT-5 successfully operated for its mission lifetime of 5 years and will continue its mission! KOMPSAT-5 is a SAR satellite which provides an all-weather, day-and-night supply of images of Earth's surface. We are sharing a KOMPSAT-5 image over Attapeu in Laos taken on August 17th, 2018 when flooding happened due to dam collapse. The image shows flooded area in dark tone. The dam collapse caused flash flooding which swept away homes. KOMPSAT-5 were able to acquire this image in spite of the bad weather over the area.
On celebration of KOMPSAT-5's successful operation for its mission lifetime, KARI(Korea Aerospace Research Institute) held a workshop on August 22nd. People gathered in this workshop to celebrate KOMPSAT-5's successful operation.


E60: Will Victor Cruz ever play for Giants again?
After another setback for Giants wide receiver Victor Cruz, we ponder whether his Big Blue career is over. Plus, a game of Fact or Fiction that touches on Ryan Nassib, Ben McAdoo and the Giants' window of opportunity.


Okay the tiles are not yet on but the timbers are and, though I say it myself, they look splendid. The first two photos are of the long balcony outside the room above the rat room and the new wing second floor. The roof extends over this providing summer shade and winter rain protection as you star up at the Taygetos mountains. Photo three looks through the kitchen to what will be the front door. Photo four is from the new wing up into the room above the bat room which flows without wall into the second floor of the new wing whose magnificent high ceiling appears in photo five. Most excellent.


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Rich Manning, né le , à Tacoma, dans l'État de Washington, est un ancien joueur américain de basket-ball. Il évolue au poste de pivot. Son fils Matt est joueur de baseball.

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 First-team All-Pac-10 1993

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Joueur américain de basket-ball
Joueur de basket-ball de l'Orange de Syracuse
Joueur de basket-ball des Huskies de Washington
Joueur drafté par les Hawks d'Atlanta
Joueur des Grizzlies de Vancouver
Joueur des Clippers de Los Angeles
Joueur des Blue Stars (Liban)
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