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Re: Joe Biden 2020 campaign megathread v3
Quote from: GeneralMacArthur on December 09, 2019, 12:46:24 am
Quote from: Mondale on December 09, 2019, 12:37:03 am
You people saying you wouldn't support Biden in the general, because your fantasy of a Trump second term is preferable to your strawman of a Biden presidency, are idiots.
Absolute. F***ing. Idiots.
You don't deserve the right to vote. You are too stupid to participate in democracy.
We dont deserve the right to vote if we dont vote for who you tell us to vote for? How is that democracy? Great logic you imbicile
We don't let children vote, because they are incapable of logical thinking or reasoning about the future with any semblance of maturity or rationality.
If you call yourself a progressive, but would vote for Trump over Biden (or help Trump in some other way, by voting third party of staying home), and your reasoning is something utterly asinine like
Quote from: TrendsareUsuallyReal on December 08, 2019, 10:45:44 pm
I prefer a re-elected Trump w/Democratic House to a useless four-year Biden Presidency, and it's not even a close call.
then you should not be voting, because you are so stupid that you are basically a child.
I don't care who you support in the primary. Go waste your vote on Marianne Williamson for all I care. But I can't believe the election is a year out and we're already hearing from these perennial Sarandonite idiots bragging about how they'll proudly be helping Trump next year by being too pure to vote for the Democratic nominee (if it's Biden). I can't believe I'm the only one on this forum telling these people where they can shove their purity politics.
I'm far from a purist. I would gladly vote for a Democrat who doesn't share my views on many things. I'd vote for Collin Peterson if I lived in his district. Or Joe Manchin. But the one thing I won't bend on is endorsing a Democrat for President that thinks bipartisanship with a hostile Republican Congress is something we should strive for. Especially one who WANTS people to keep voting for these Republican anarchists! We've been there and done that way too many times to see how that movie ends.
GeneralMacArthur
Quote from: TrendsareUsuallyReal on December 09, 2019, 01:23:30 am
Oh I get it, you're just trolling.
Go back to AAD.
I am dead serious, Biden would leave the Democratic Party in a worse position than Carter left it.
Forumlurker161
I mean, he has a point. Considering we are due for a recession by the early 2020s, along with typical anti-presidential voting in midterm years, the next four years may be a bloodbath for whoever wins. If it weren't Trump (who may be an insane fascist) I would be voting GOP for strategic reasons.
And let's be honest, even if you like his policies, Biden is not charismatic enough to help the Dems survive such a turn of events (to be fair, neither is Warren) At best we would lose the house and senate for six to eight years.
We've been "due for a recession" for like nine years now. Voting for Trump because you're sure the economy will go into recession before 2022 is lunacy.
I mean what's the point of taking Congress? To pass policy, right? But with Trump in power, none of your policy would get passed anyway. In the meantime he'll still be finding new things to f*** up via pure executive power every single day. Not to mention getting 1 if not 2 supreme court justices, since he only needs the Senate for that.
But sure, go vote for Trump so you can make Congressional gains in 2022. Then vote for Pence in 2024 so you can get even more Congressional gains. Sure, you won't pass a damn sentence of policy with a Republican in the White House, NATO will be in shambles, and the world will be in flames from the destructive policies passed through executive order and ratified by a Republican supreme court, but man 2028 is gonna be so lit!
This whole thing is just the latest excuse people are using to rationalize not voting for Biden. If you want to vote for Trump, or you're a child who only leaves your mom's basement to vote for Sanders, just own it, stop lying that it's some Rube Goldberg advanced strategy.
I live in my dad's attic thank you very much
Two other things I want to add, for the benefit of those who think our entire political strategy should revolve around recessions:
1) The 2008 recession is an extreme case of what a recession can be. It was far more damaging, and lasted far longer, than previous recessions. George W Bush had a recession early in his presidency, and it didn't hurt him much. Reagan had two recessions in his first term. Whatever recession comes will probably just be a normal recession, not something caused by massive, widespread fraud in a critical financial market. It will drop the economy by 10-15% and be over within a year. If it happens early in the first term, we'll be recovered and well into a bull market by the midterms.
2) There isn't any timeline for when a recession has to occur. Clinton went his entire presidency without a recession.
So you spend all this time counting on a recession to strike in Trump's first term, damaging him so much that we sweep the midterms. But in reality, that recession probably won't happen at all, and if it does happen it will most likely be relatively quick and painless, and forgotten by the midterms.
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Computer89
1. The Early 80s Recession isnt a good example to use as an mild recession lol , it was a double than triple dip recession and the economy was just as bad from late 79-mid 83 as it was from late 08-early 13
Quote from: Old School Republican on December 09, 2019, 02:11:05 am
Yeah true the early Reagan recession is a terrible example haha, don't know why I was mixing that up with some other memory.
Bolshevik Biden
I don't care who you support in the primary or general, pal. You're finally going on iggy, and it ain't because of who you're voting for. It's because you're a whiny little bitch.
Try acting your age. Smoke a joint. Get laid. Clearly this forum is too much for you.
Being put on ignore because you raged over a post about why Democrats shouldn't vote for Trump in 2020 #JustAtlasThings
CEO of Bernie Sanders
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Lovely night-time entertainment, gentlemen.
Sir Mohamed
MohamedChalid
Biden's take on the GOP is wishful thinking at best and naive at worst. As member of the Obama Admin, he should know better. The GOP is an obstructionist party that embraces far right policies, is in the pocket of special interests and a threat to our democracy. Its elected officials in congress are a bunch of cowards for selling out to Mr. Trump, the most unethical, corrupt and personally disgusting prez, and surrendering before their Fox "News" base. All because they put career and party over country. And these people won't change even if Mr. Trump goes down in flames next year. Let's be real here. Biden may know some of these congressional GOPers in private and thinks they are good people. But who cares if they are too cowardly to stand up to Mr. Trump's many violations or block everything to improve people's lives? I have zero respect for these GOPers in congress.
Biden certainly wishes the GOP would be a normal conservative party like the Canadian Tories or most Christan Democratic parties in Europe. But they have abandoned this many, many years ago. It may be there a few honorable GOP officials, like Gov. Baker, but they are not in congress.
Biden has not been my 1st choice, and I haven't decided who I will vote for in the CA Dem primary. It's going to be him, Warren or Butti. Anyone else beyond Sanders seems to have no chance either. For sure, I'll vote for any Dem nominee. Not that CA matters much though.
Quote from: Sir Mohamed on December 09, 2019, 02:42:23 am
This is where I disagree with you , I dont think the GOP politicians today are more cowardly than they were in 1974. The main difference is back then the voters were no where near as partisian as they were and almost every state in the union could potentially be won by the other party in some circumstances.This then forced the politicians to be honorable and not accept Nixon's crimes.
On the other hand today its the opposite, where over 80% of the states and races are basically Safe for one party(with rare exceptions like Roy Moore situations) and due to that politicians real only realistic threat of reelection comes from primaries not general elections.
When that happens you get our current situation.
Mondale_was_an_insidejob
I'm not voting for Trump and if Biden is the nominee....I will write in olawakandi
GOPers in 1974 were much less cowards, even right wingers like Goldwater. If I remember correctly, it was him who told Nixon in August 1974 that he lacks support to survive the impeachment and that it's over. The base back then was less tribal for sure, what can be explained through the media landscape then and now. But evidence on Mr. Trump's misconduct is clear as day. And these congressional enablers are deflecting in phony excuses and embrace conspiracy theories that US Intel agencies debunked and warned them not to spread. If this is not a moment to put country over party, then what is? These senators and congressmen have no backbone. It's all about Mr. Trump's cult. Not even about conservative policies or Federalist Society judges. If Mr. Trump was removed, they would still get this stuff with Pence.
The GOP of 1974 had no choice but to force Nixon out or the GOP very well could have been wiped out to 1936 levels. That is why they did what they did , as the defeat they actually were given in 1974 is nothing compared to the defeat they would have gotten if they stood with Nixon.
Today on the other Republican politicians are more likely to get reelected if they stand with Trump then be in support of impeachment while the exact opposite was true in 1974. That is the main problem , the GOP politicians not standing up to Trump is the symptom of the problem not the the problem it self.
The problem is that over 80% of the races in our country(and that is a generous number) are Safe by the time of the general election which means the politicians really are at risk at losing their seat in primaries and not general elections which incentivizes politicians to be even more partisan .
Why Twitter underestimates Joe Biden
Poll of the week: A new Ipsos poll shows that former Vice President Joe Biden leads the Democratic primary race nationwide among Democrats and Democratic-leaning independents with 26%. He's followed by Vermont Sen. Bernie Sanders at 19% and Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren at 13%. No other candidate hits double-digits.
This was the first national poll taken since California Sen. Kamala Harris suspended her candidacy.
What's the point: Biden is maintaining his national lead just as he has all year, while Harris decided to exit the race. That was not the way it was supposed to be at the beginning of the year. Biden's a gaffe machine who is ripped almost every day on Twitter. Harris seemed to be a candidate who could unite the Democratic Party with a devoted Twitter following.
I can't help but wonder whether part of Harris' failure was that her campaign cared too much about Twitter (to the extent that it wanted to ban President Donald Trump from it), while Biden continues to succeed because his campaign has made the bet that much of the Democratic Party isn't represented on the social media platform.
https://www.cnn.com/2019/12/08/politics/twitter-joe-biden-analysis/index.html
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Quote from: Forumlurker161 on December 09, 2019, 01:28:24 am
Why would you strategically vote for a more competent GOP figure, but not the useful idiot? Trump is an excellent base motivator.
Also, I've never considered myself progressive, just Anti-Deregulation.
Lol chill out, I'm not even voting for Trump, calm tf down.
Quote from: L.D. Smith on December 09, 2019, 07:37:06 am
Trump is a far better campaigner and motivator than nearly any other GOP figure. Even if he's an idiot, he sure as heck can drive people out to vote for him. Don't underestimate demagogues.
Biden (and Pete) released his governing strategy plans today and you guessed it: bipartisanship will help him pass his agenda!
https://mobile.twitter.com/sahilkapur/status/1204044117585616897
That's right...so go vote GOP in Congressional races as they are clamoring to help Biden govern. But remember guys....Med4all is the real pie in the sky fantasy
Georgia Is A Swing State
RFKFan68
Quote from: Mondale on December 09, 2019, 12:00:00 pm
The sad part is that this is what voters want. I forgot the exact numbers but it was either a plurality or a bare majority of Democrats wanted the nominee to be someone who will work with Republicans. Voters are naive or plain willfully ignorant about how bloody politics is. But Joe is giving them what they want.
It's going to be him and we need to elect as many Democrats to pad/create the majority as possible.


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«Кри́тика "Шко́лы жён"» () — одноактная театральная комедия Мольера в прозе, поставленная в театре Пале-Рояль в пятницу 1 июня 1663 года.

Посвящалась комедия матери короля Людовика XIV Анне Австрийской. Комедия была ответом на критическую реакцию, вызванную постановкой комедии «Школа жён». Она вызвала цепную реакцию взаимных обвинений и оскорблений. В ответ на постановку критики один из оппонентов Мольера Лизидас-де Визе написал пьесу «Зелинда, или Настоящая критика "Школы жен"». Эта пьеса не попала на сцену, но распространялась в Париже в печатном виде. Другой оппонент, Эдм Бурсо, написал и поставил в Бургонском отеле пьесу «Портрет художника, или Контр-критика "Школы жен"». В ответ Мольер написал и поставил 14 октября 1663 года «Версальский экспромт». Далее де Вилье и де Визе совместно написали пьесу «Месть маркизов», а Антуан-Жакоб Монфлери-младший написал пьесу «Экспромт дворца Конде». Наконец, Филипп де ла Круа написал произведение «Комическая война, или Защита "Школы жен"», в котором осуждал распрю между служителями искусства.

Пьеса была впервые напечатана в 1663 г. («La Critique de l'Ecole des femmes», ed. Ch. de Sercy, 1663).

Первое издание русского перевода «Критика на Школу женщин», перевод Н. Максимова, изд. О. И. Бакста, 1884, Собр. соч. Мольера, т. I.

Первая русская постановка: Санкт-Петербург, Александринский театр, 1842 г. (бенефис А. Е. Мартынова).

Действующие лица
 Урания.
Первая исполнительница роли актриса труппы Мольера Катрин Дебри (:fr:Mademoiselle de Brie).
 Элиза.
Первая исполнительница — Арманда Бежар, жена Мольера
 Климена.
Первая исполнительница — Тереза Дюпарк (:fr:Mademoiselle Du Parc)
 Маркиз.
В этой роли выступал сам Мольер
 Дорант, он же шевалье.
Первый исполнитель — :fr:Brécourt
 Лизидас, поэт.
Первый исполнитель — :fr:Du Croisy
 Галопен, лакей.

Сюжет
Действие комедии происходит в салоне госпожи Элизы, который постепенно наполняется гостями, обсуждающими комедию «Школа жён». В защиту комедии выступают Урания и шевалье Дорант. Активно осуждают пьесу Климена и Маркиз. Элиза и сочинитель Лизидас легко меняют одобрительное мнение на осуждающее. Репликами персонажей Мольер показывает несостоятельность и необоснованность критиков пьесы, показывает механизмы формирования «общественного мнения». Вместе с тем действующие лица не являются просто носителями мнений. Несмотря на краткость пьесы Мольеру удалось создать реалистические социально-психологические образы героев. Обращает на себя внимание аргумент в защиту комедии выдвинутый Дорантом и развитый Уранией: пьеса нравится двору, а где как не при дворе можно найти столько просвещенных и компетентных людей, знатоков искусств. Известно, что король действительно поддерживал эту пьесу Мольера, а в этих аргументах видно желание использовать авторитет власти в свою пользу.

Переводы на русский
 Лихачев, Владимир Сергеевич
 Арго, Абрам Маркович

Ссылки
 Текст в переводе A. M. Арго
 Текст в переводе В. С. Лихачева

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Fremantle Group today announced a new structure in Australia that will bring the development and production of all entertainment, reality, and game show formats under world-leading unscripted producer, Eureka Productions, led by Co-CEOs Chris Culvenor and Paul Franklin. Fremantle Australia's interim CEO, Greg Woods will take on the CEO role permanently, to lead the other side of the Australian business, which will focus on the development and production of drama, documentaries, and factual-skewing programs.
The new structure follows Fremantle's increased shareholding in Eureka last year and will see the label take on production of all Fremantle's entertainment catalogue, including Australia's Got Talent, Australian Idol and Farmer Wants A Wife.
Under Woods' leadership, Fremantle Australia will continue production of factual-skewing formats Grand Designs and Restoration Australia whilst continuing to build its documentaries business and place a greater emphasis on global drama production in Australia where it is firing up its premium scripted series with a host of shows set to deliver in 2022 including; Barons, a thrilling 8 part drama series and Significant Others a 6 part psychological drama both programs commissioned by ABC, with major production investment from Screen Australia and financed with support from Screen NSW. Further, production is under way for two local Netflix commissions, Heartbreak High a reboot of beloved '90s teen drama and Wellmania a comedy drama, executive produced and starring actor and comedian Celeste Barber.
Jennifer Mullin, Group CEO, Fremantle, said: "Greg has been a key part of the Fremantle Australia leadership team for thirteen years, this is a natural progression at an exciting time for the business. I have known and worked with Chris and Paul for many years and have no doubt that our entertainment catalogue in Australia will continue to thrive in their hands."
Greg Woods, CEO, Fremantle Australia, said: "I am incredibly excited to be taking up the reigns at Fremantle and looking forward to the opportunities that lie ahead. I am so very proud to be working with the most talented and passionate people who will shape the irresistible content of the future."
Chris Culvenor and Paul Franklin, Co-CEO's of Eureka Productions, said: "We couldn't be more thrilled to have Eureka representing and producing Fremantle's amazing unscripted catalogue, which includes some of biggest entertainment, reality, and game shows in the world. All at Eureka are truly excited to be bringing these formats to life in Australia."
Eureka Productions was founded in 2016 by unscripted veterans Chris Culvenor and Paul Franklin, with backing from Fremantle. Headquartered in Los Angeles and Sydney, the company has since become one of the world's fastest growing production companies, with a portfolio of over 40 series for network, streaming, cable, and digital platforms in the U.S., Canada, and Australia. In 2021, Fremantle increased their investment in Eureka, taking a majority stake in the company.
In the U.S., Eureka's credits include ABC's breakout returning hit Holey Moley and a slate of other popular series such as Full Bloom (HBOMax), TwentySomethings Austin (Netflix), Name That Tune (FOX), Frogger (Peacock), The Real Dirty Dancing (FOX), Crikey It's the Irwins (Discovery) and a line-up of soon-to-be announced new series.
In Australia, Eureka's slate includes Luxe Listings for Amazon, Amazing Race Australia for TEN, Parental Guidance for Nine, Farmer Wants a Wife for Seven (a co-production with Fremantle), and many more.
Before launching Eureka, Chris and Paul worked together for more than ten years on major franchises including MasterChef, MasterChef Junior, The Biggest Loser, The Voice, and The Apprentice, in addition to having produced together at Fremantle Australia.
Fremantle appoints Andrew Llinares as Director of Global Entertainment
Seija-Liisa Eskola appointed Head of Scripted, Fremantle Finland
New Fremantle European leadership team announced


6 easy ways to make your Instagram Stories look great!
They're live updates of the people and companies we want to see. And what's even better is when you follow pages that are really good at them.
As a digital designer, this is my favourite thing to see on social media - personal creativity paired with our daily lives. It's like handing everyone a sketchpad and asking them to come up with something. It's an instant insight and you have to move fast or the moment will pass. And, of course, where there's the good, there's the bad.
One of the biggest niggles of Instagram Stories is users who over-post. If those little lines which represent how many stories a user has posted in one day are teeny tiny - you're posting too much and you're probably annoying people. Stop!


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class Fruit
  include Mongoid::Document

  field :has_seeds, type: Boolean
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Which of the following uses a handheld Operating Systems?
In MS-Excel what symbol is used before a number to make it a label?
Which statement is true concerning the installation of USB mouse?
You can plug it in while the computer is running.
You must first set up a specific IRQ for the device.
You must first set a DMA channel for the new device.
You must shut the computer down, plug in the mouse, and restart.
The main directory of a disk is called the.......... directory.
Which of the following is not as language for computer programming?
Which of the following is an advantage of mounting an application on the web?


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Q: Removing white-space between nav-bar items My navbar is based off an un-ordered list.
Each
 is displayed as inline-block.

However I am unable to get rid of the white-space between the li's
nav-item li{
  width: 123px;
  height: 120px;
  display: inline-block;
  padding: 0;
  margin: 0;
}

I have researched this item on stackoverflow/google but haven't found an solution yet.
Plnkr here:
http://plnkr.co/edit/7irazgvxqkpCeurnQ0Yv

A: Change display: inline-block; to float: left;:
nav-item li{
      width: 123px;
      height: 120px;
      float: left;
      padding: 0;
      margin: 0;
}

A: Remove the white space and line breaks in your HTML between the LIs.

Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetuer adipiscing elit.

Aliquam tincidunt mauris eu risus.

Vestibulum auctor dapibus neque.

A: Add white-space: normal; to your nav-item class
.nav-item li{
  width: 123px;
  height: 120px;
  display: inline-block;
  padding: 0;
  margin: 0;
 white-space: normal;
}


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package syscall

import "unsafe"

func setTimespec(sec, nsec int64) Timespec {
	return Timespec{Sec: int64(sec), Nsec: int64(nsec)}
}

func setTimeval(sec, usec int64) Timeval {
	return Timeval{Sec: int64(sec), Usec: int32(usec)}
}

//sysnb	gettimeofday(tp *Timeval) (sec int64, usec int32, err error)
func Gettimeofday(tv *Timeval) error {
	// The tv passed to gettimeofday must be non-nil
	// but is otherwise unused. The answers come back
	// in the two registers.
	sec, usec, err := gettimeofday(tv)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if sec != 0 || usec != 0 {
		tv.Sec = sec
		tv.Usec = usec
	}
	return nil
}

func SetKevent(k *Kevent_t, fd, mode, flags int) {
	k.Ident = uint64(fd)
	k.Filter = int16(mode)
	k.Flags = uint16(flags)
}

func (iov *Iovec) SetLen(length int) {
	iov.Len = uint64(length)
}

func (msghdr *Msghdr) SetControllen(length int) {
	msghdr.Controllen = uint32(length)
}

func (cmsg *Cmsghdr) SetLen(length int) {
	cmsg.Len = uint32(length)
}

func sendfile(outfd int, infd int, offset *int64, count int) (written int, err error) {
	var length = uint64(count)

	_, _, e1 := Syscall6(SYS_SENDFILE, uintptr(infd), uintptr(outfd), uintptr(*offset), uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(&length)), 0, 0)

	written = int(length)

	if e1 != 0 {
		err = e1
	}
	return
}

func Syscall9(num, a1, a2, a3, a4, a5, a6, a7, a8, a9 uintptr) (r1, r2 uintptr, err Errno) // sic


Landfill Sites- An Unsustainable Solution?
Landfill sites are often considered to be a modern phenomenon, but the truth is, despite the fact that the things we discard have changed drastically over the years, us humans have been throwing things away in dumps for many a moon, in fact the first known municipal dump, takes us back to 400 BC in Athens!
Back then, landfills were big open holes in the ground, where waste was disposed of away from cities and settlements, these days the theory is pretty much the same, although thankfully there is a greater understanding of the importance of maintaining sanitary conditions and paying attention to minimising the impact on the environment.
Disposing of waste in landfill is a relatively cost-efficient option requiring minimal investment in infrastructure compared to the cost of setting up facilities for incinerating waste or processing it for recovery; in a landfill site, waste is typically compacted into the ground and gradually covered with layers of biodegradable material.
Whilst this is a relatively cost effective method of managing our waste, keeping it 'out of sight, out of mind', ultimately the environment pays the real price.
The trouble is, the sorts of materials we dispose of in landfill have a negative impact on the environment and can present significant hazards to humans, wildlife and our ecosystems.
There is nothing attractive about a landfill site and whilst they are generally positioned out of sight, away from populated areas, there is no denying that they are an unattractive sight, creating an ugly blot on the landscape. Even with landscaping and careful screening there is no escaping their negative visual impact.
The decomposition of waste can of course be a smelly process and whilst a well run landfill site may not turn your stomach as badly as it could, there will typically be some whiffy odours detected when you are in close range of one, particularly when there is organic waste breaking down.
On a windy day, it is easy for rubbish, particularly lightweight items to be picked up by the wind and carried elsewhere, polluting the surrounding environment. This can happen at any stage during loading, transporting, offloading or on site. Poor management of a landfill site and poor conditions can make this issue a significant problem.
As water and other liquids drain through the discarded items and materials in landfill, toxic chemicals are absorbed and the resulting liquid is leachate. Sites are lined in an effort to reduce the risk of this hazardous leachate contaminating the soil and waterways. Leachate from landfill sites presents a significant risk to humans, wildlife and ecosystems if it is not contained and managed effectively.
Landfill sites take up a huge amount of space and with a steady stream of waste filling them constantly, physical sites suitable for this purpose soon become few and far between. With some materials taking hundreds or even thousands of years to biodegrade in landfill conditions, in the UK and elsewhere we are running out of suitable sites adding to the pressure to reduce reliance on this method of waste management.
Every household, business and other organisation can do their bit to reduce the amount of waste we produce and every bit of effort combined makes a significant difference to the environment. If we all make a concerted effort to reduce, reuse and recycle– making slight changes to some of our bad habits, together we can reduce the quantity of waste that ends up in landfill sites each year.


One of the hottest developments coming out of the UK film business, is the news that director Andrew Haigh will soon be directing The Alexander McQueen biopic for producer Damien Jones and Pathe. The British Fashion Designer's spectacular rise and tragic fall would inhale a great cinematic adaptation. The Son of a taxi driver, MacQueen rose rapidly through the ranks from an apprentice on london's Saville row, his clients would eventually include Prince Charles and would later go on to design the wardrobe for David Bowie's 1996&1997 tours, which included the union jack worn by Bowie on his Earthgling album cover. He became head designer at Givenchy before launching his own. He was famous for his un conventional highly stylised fashion shows - openly gay, McQueens growing fame and fortune also spurn on am increase of drug use and many failed relationships. He committed suicide in 2010 nine days after his mother joyce had died of cancer.


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Machinery Supply in UK
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Guarding & Protective Measures - Validation
Training - On your site
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Machine Designers' Data Book
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Decoding EN ISO 13849
"BREXIT" & European Union
The United Kingdom left the European Union at the end of 2020 ("BREXIT"). The UK has been a leader in influencing EU nations and regulators in developing strong foundations for health, safety and environmental laws.
From 2021 the UK is no longer governed by European Directives which have been enacted in the UK legal systems by matching Regulations. As a consequence, the UK administration has dictated that the process of CE Marking for machinery supplied in the UK is replaced by the new UKCA Marking.
However, CE Marking of machinery to be supplied to the European Union continues to be a requirement. Machinery manufacturers in the United Kingdom, therefore, who supply, import and/or export are now faced with not one but 2 levels of "Red Tape" with which to contend.
Health and Safety Compliance Engineering objective is to guide you through your obligations for the supply and use of machinery, whether it be to the United Kingdom, the European Union or else ware, Worldwide.
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september 8, 1966 The First Episode of Star Trek Airs
Star Trek, the science fiction television series, was created by Gene Roddenberry. Set in the 23rd century, the original Star Trek follows the adventures of the starship Enterprise and its crew, led by Captain James T. Kirk (played by William Shatner), his First Officer Mr. Spock (Leonard Nimoy), and his Chief Medical Officer Leonard McCoy (DeForest Kelley). Star Trek was not an immediate hit and was initially broadcast for only three seasons (a total of 79 episodes). Many of the technologies shown in the series, including the "Tricorder" and personal communicator, influenced a generation of technologists working in portable communications and computing. The last episode aired on September 2, 1969.
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Mississippi: Another Democrat Joins Race for Wicker's Seat
By Roll Call Staff
Posted January 29, 2008 at 6:43pm
Though the district presents an uphill challenge for Democrats, Prentiss County Chancery Clerk Travis Childers (D) added his name to the list of candidates seeking to replace now-Sen. Roger Wicker (R) in the 1st district.
Childers, who formally announced on Monday, has shown a knack for fundraising since signaling his interest in running in the spring special election and Democratic primary for November's general election. He recently announced that he had raised $100,000 for his campaign.
Childers' toughest competition in the special election will likely come from Republicans Greg Davis, who serves as mayor of Southaven, and Glenn McCullough, the former mayor of Tupelo who also served as the board chairman for the Tennessee Valley Authority. Among fellow Democrats vying for Wicker's old seat, state Rep. Steve Holland appears to be Childers' biggest challenge.
— John McArdle


I chose Annabelle as my first post because I loved how these images were about to burst with color.
This sweet little lady was a joy to photograph and I look forward to photographing this family in the future.
« Next Post Some favorite wedding images of the past 5 years.
We love these pictures are you were so great to work with, Bill!


If you're part of a typical American family, you may find it tricky to get everyone engaged and motivated to maintain the household. Many chores, like everyday tidying to big cleaning tasks, preventive maintenance to larger repairs, can result in rolled eyes, arguments, and negotiations. Both spouses and kids can be holdouts (given the task), but don't give up! A well-run household—where everyone is an active and willing participant—can be a reality.
We consulted the pros to round up the most motivating tips to get your family involved with all aspects of home maintenance.
Which motivators get your family moving? The experts at Houzz recommend involving the whole family in deciding what constitutes "clean enough," dividing chores among everyone, and fostering responsibility for one's own messes (meaning even kids know they need to clean up after themselves—no one else will do it for them).
Clean up after your kid and you'll have a clean house for a day. Teach them how to clean and you'll have a clean house forever, says the team at The Spruce.
To get your family on board with cleaning, start with a well-planned family meeting, says blogger Maureen Campaiola on A Mess Free Life.
Chores don't have to take up a whole afternoon or weekend. Check out blogger Elizabeth Voyles's "10 Cleaning Hacks Your Kids Can Handle Today" over on Organized Mom.
Organization helps tackle any household task. If your family is overwhelmed or doesn't know where to start, Care.com's "The Ultimate Household Chore List" helps you prioritize, get going, and stay motivated.
From using slime to gather crumbs to rolling lint catchers to tidy up glitter, Red Tricycle's creative "23 Life-Saving House cleaning Hacks" will inspire both kids and parents to tidy up.
Elle Walker, cofounder of WhatsUpMoms, hosts a video on "5 Tricks to Get Your Kids to CLEAN UP!" that includes turning cleaning up into a game, using special cleaning tools, and explaining the (much less attractive) alternative of a dirty, messy home.
How to divide household chores? Relationship expert Dr. Karyn Gordon discusses how to get family support and whether to hire help on Cityline.
If you have younger kids, music can be a great motivator. Show them this catchy video from ABCkidTV and they'll soon be singing the "Clean Up Song"—and cleaning up themselves!
Involving the whole family in regular chores and maintenance doesn't just mean a well-kept house—it also fosters pride of ownership and lifelong responsibility among both kids and parents. With good communication and speedy conflict resolution, your well-maintained home can be a true team effort.


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Welcome to the ACT village, Ntirimiti, Kenya
Thank you for your generous donation to Hand in Hand Eastern Africa's Community Uplift Programme. Thanks to your donation, the village of Ntirimiti will be transformed over the next two and a half years. Together, we will aim to train 500 poor and marginalised people in entrepreneurship. This will lead to some 350 small enterprises being created and strengthened, which in turn will lead to approximately 1,250 children, women and men being lifted out of poverty.
Report No. 1
About your village
Tree nursery | Ntirimiti, Kenya
Ntirimiti is on the eastern slopes of Mount Kenya where just ten per cent of the local population have jobs with a regular wage. However, lack of skills and capital has hindered the growth of the growth of self-employment. As an example, many local farmers have tried to establish tree nursery businesses but, without the proper structures and irrigation, many are struggling.
Hand in Hand is confident its programme, which combines savings and business skills, will make a real difference to the working lives of the residents of Ntirimiti.
Nothing like Hand in Hand Eastern Africa's Community Uplift Programme as ever been tried in Ntirimiti before, but that is precisely why local leaders have welcomed us into their community. It is their co-operation that will enable us to work effectively.
Ann Wamwea, your Business Relationship Officer (BRO)
Business Relationship Officer (BRO),Ann Wamwea, is the trainer who will support Ntirimiti's villagers on their journey from subsistence to success.
Ann is 28 years old and joined Hand in Hand Eastern Africa in March 2015. She graduated from the University of Nairobi with a Bachelors of Arts Degree in Economics and Sociology. She is familiar with the area and gets on well with the community and local leaders, local administrators and other NGOs in the area.
Ann tells us, "I am looking forward to creating impact and bringing about change in Ntirimiti. I have already met several of the local residents. It is really encouraging to see how enthusiastic they are to learn and to work their way out of poverty."
Our warmest thanks
Thank you for your very generous donation to Hand in Hand Eastern Africa's Village Programme. This is the second update on your donation at work in the community of Ntirimiti in Kenya, six months into the project.
Summary of achievements so far
An update from Ann Wamwea, your business trainer
Ann Wamea training the Mwendwa Women Group | Ntirimiti, Kenya
In our last update, we introduced you to Ann Wamwea, the trainer supporting Ntirimiti members on their journey from subsistence to success.
When asked about the programme so far, Ann Wamwea tells us, "The welcome from the Ntirimiti residents has been fantastic. They have taken on the early lessons in saving and control of their finances to such a degree that I can already see the impact on their fledgling businesses."
Voice from the village – Esther Karianki
Esther Karianki | Duck farmer | Ntirimiti, Kenya
Esther Karianki is 57 years old with five children. Esther tells us, "Before joining Hand in Hand we had so little money we could not afford to pay the school fees for the two youngest children."
"All that has changed now."
"The Hand in Hand group saving system meant I could access a loan of KES 5,000 (US$48) from my group's savings fund, which I decided to invest in two ducks (I knew they would fetch a better price than chickens at the market). Once those first two ducks laid their eggs, I 'brought on' the ducklings and then sold them at the local markets for between KES 3,000 (US$29) and KES 5,000 (US$48) each. I made enough money to pay the loan back and even make improvements to our home."
"Now I have a quite a flock of ducks – egg layers and then ducklings. The money I earn goes towards food and clothes for us all," says a very happy Esther.
For more information and voices from the village, please download your report.


Now that the new site is up and running (with only a few hiccups to attend to), I can catch you up on some sessions from earlier this spring. I've been trying to connect with the Trapskin family for years now, but their visits to Chicago always seemed to coincide with the holidays, and of course, we were off visiting our own family at those times. I was especially happy to do this portrait session after having helped out with a more somber family event several weeks before. And with two kids as charming as Lucia and Isaac, this session did not disappoint in the uplifting department!
Despite the awful weather, we were able to take refuge at the Elmhurst Art Museum and let the kids meander about with the beautiful backdrop of paintings, sculpture and modern-looking furniture. Most of our time was spent trying to keep up with Isaac as he scrambled around on all fours. You can check out all of the fun here.


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Study Group on Democracy in Oil Producing Countries
Many major oil producing countries are non-democratic. Until recently, neither the United States government nor the oil companies have considered this to be a problem. As long as a country was not openly hostile to the US and was willing to allow oil exploration and production by Western companies, the nature of its political system was considered to be a domestic matter in which outsiders should not meddle. Today, however, the lack of democracy in oil producing countries has become a problem not only for their citizens, but also for the oil companies and the US government. Dissatisfied groups that cannot make their voices heard through legitimate political channels are turning to violence, undermining the stability of many countries and sometimes directly threatening oil production. Furthermore, oil companies are now expected not only to remedy problems they directly cause, such as pollution, but to become involved in much broader concerns, such as civil wars, in the countries in which they operate. Yet it is unclear what role the United States government or the oil companies can or should play in addressing problems that are well beyond the relatively clear cut issues of taking responsibility for oil spills or compensating populations displaced by oil production.
Senior Associates Martha Olcott of the Russia/Eurasia Program and Marina Ottaway of the Democracy and Rule of Law Project at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace have brought together a group of individuals who address these issues in their professional capacity in governments, oil companies, and non-governmental organizations or who study them as part of their research activities. By convening such a diverse study group, the Endowment hopes to deepen the understanding of these issues through a series of discussions. The group will hold four sessions between February and May 2000.
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Q: Code Only Runs When Stepping Through Code - Race Condition? I have a macro that seems to work when I step through the code using F8, but not when I try to run the entire sub or call it from a button the user will push in the Worksheet.
When I run the code in its entirety, I can tell it does some of the steps, but not all of them.
I have read a couple existing posts about this happening and it seems like everytime the person was using alot of .Select .Activate and so on. I am not using those commands, and I tried to set my sheets and variables more dynamically than that. I also included Application.ScreenUpdating = False.
Since I'm not using those types of commands, I'm assuming it is some sort of Race Condition, where it needs more time to pause. I tried adding a couple Application.Wait(Now + TimeValue("00:00:01")) lines, but when I added those to the VBA code it would just freeze Excel entirely when I tried running the entire code. Not sure why it did that, but I would have to kill Excel in the Task Manager.
Here is the VBA, sorry for all the comments I added:
Sub CombineExcels()
'***** This sub is to autofilter for each available filter option and put the matching Excel file paths into one cell on the FINAl sheet *****

UserForm1.Show vbModeless

'***** Setting variables *****
Dim RngOne As Range, cell As Range
Dim LastCell As Long
Dim LastCellC As Long
Dim Row As Long
Dim i As Integer
Dim count As Integer
Dim s As String
Dim EnterVal As Range
Dim FirstUsedRow As Long
Dim FirstEmptyCell As Long

'***** In the event of an error, we will skip to our Error Handler *****
On Error GoTo EH

'***** Turn off Excel Screen Updating so the screen doesn't keep flashing and slow the macro *****
Application.ScreenUpdating = False

'***** Finding the last used row, first empty row, and largest range that we will work with *****
With Sheets("Final")
    LastCell = .Range("A" & Sheets("Final").Rows.count).End(xlUp).Row
    LastCellC = .Range("C" & Sheets("Final").Rows.count).End(xlUp).Row + 1
    Set RngOne = .Range("A2:A" & LastCell)
End With

'***** This section is a loop that will apply the filter for each option and combine the results onto the Final sheet *****
For Each cell In RngOne
    With Sheets("Folder Output")
        '***** If a filter is already applied, we will remove the filter *****
        If .FilterMode Then .ShowAllData
        '***** Clearing any remaining data from the location we will temporarily store file paths in *****
        Worksheets("Final").Range("Q1:Q100").Clear
        '***** Apply the filter. The criteria is named CELL which is a loop for each filter option *****
        .Columns("A").AutoFilter Field:=1, Criteria1:=cell
        '***** Find the last row of filter results in Column C *****
        Row = .Range("C" & Sheets("Folder Output").Rows.count).End(xlUp).Row
        '***** If the row number returned is 2 then we know that there is only 1 file path result *****
        If Row = "2" Then Row = .Range("C" & Sheets("Folder Output").Rows.count).End(xlUp).Row + 1
        '***** Setting a new range for only the filtered results in Column C *****
        Dim rng As Range: Set rng = .Range("C2:C" & Row).SpecialCells(xlCellTypeVisible)
            Dim rngCell As Range
            '***** Loop to get each result and place it on the FINAL sheet in column Q for now *****
            For Each rngCell In rng
                    If Sheets("Final").Range("Q1").Value = "" Then
                        FirstEmptyCell = .Range("Q" & Sheets("Final").Rows.count).End(xlUp).Row
                        Worksheets("Final").Range("Q" & FirstEmptyCell) = rngCell.Value
                    Else
                        FirstEmptyCell = .Range("Q" & Sheets("Final").Rows.count).End(xlUp).Row + 1
                        Worksheets("Final").Range("Q" & FirstEmptyCell) = rngCell.Value
                    End If
            '***** Continue to the next filtered result until all file paths for that filter are complete *****
            Next rngCell

        '***** Finding the last used row from the pasted file path results in Column Q *****
        count = Sheets("Final").Cells(Rows.count, "Q").End(xlUp).Row
        '***** Loop to combine all the paths into one string but separate the paths with a ; *****
        For i = 1 To count
            If Cells(i, 17).Value <> "" Then s = s & Cells(i, 17).Value & ";"
        Next
            '***** Find the last used row from Column C in the Final sheet. Then paste the combined file paths to Column C *****
            Set EnterVal = Worksheets("Final").Range("C" & LastCellC)
            EnterVal.Value = s
            Set EnterVal = Nothing
            s = ""
        '***** This tells the macro to move a row down next time through the loop *****
        LastCellC = LastCellC + 1
    End With
Next

'***** Once the loop is finished, we will end this sub in the CleanUp section *****
GoTo CleanUp

'***** Before exiting the sub we will turn Screen Updating back on and notify the user the Excel file paths are combined *****
CleanUp:
    On Error Resume Next
    Application.ScreenUpdating = True
    UserForm1.Hide
    MsgBox ("Excel File Paths Have Been Concatenated!")
Exit Sub
'***** If an error occurs during the loop, we go here to redirect to turn updating on and end the sub *****
EH:
    ' Do error handling
    GoTo CleanUp

End Sub

I can tell that when I run the entire code it is doing all the filtering, and I believe putting the results in Column Q on the "Final" worksheet, but those results are not being merged together with the ; as a delimiter and then being put in Column C as one string containing multiple paths.
So I think the issue is happening somewhere around here, but not sure:
'***** Finding the last used row from the pasted file path results in Column Q *****
        count = Sheets("Final").Cells(Rows.count, "Q").End(xlUp).Row
        '***** Loop to combine all the paths into one string but separate the paths with a ; *****
        For i = 1 To count
            If Cells(i, 17).Value <> "" Then s = s & Cells(i, 17).Value & ";"
        Next
            '***** Find the last used row from Column C in the Final sheet. Then paste the combined file paths to Column C *****
            Set EnterVal = Worksheets("Final").Range("C" & LastCellC)
            EnterVal.Value = s
            Set EnterVal = Nothing
            s = ""
        '***** This tells the macro to move a row down next time through the loop *****
        LastCellC = LastCellC + 1
    End With
Next

Any tips or ideas would be greatly appreciated. Thank you.

A: YOu shouldfully qualify your references:
count = Sheets("Final").Cells(Rows.count, "Q").End(xlUp).Row

Should be:
With Sheets("Final)
    count = .Cells(.Rows.count, "Q").End(xlUp).Row
End with

Similarly in above areas, you have added qualifications when using a with statement:
Row = .Range("C" & Sheets("Folder Output").Rows.count).End(xlUp).Row '.Rows.Count as sheet is already qualified


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Q: Magento - Checkout URL doesn't refresh I'm facing a very strange problem.
AS far as I know, Magento changes the URL at the checkout.
From step 1 to Step 5/6 the URL changes when you go forward or backward. Or if you use continue or the back button, but....
at our installation it stays with "checkout/onepage/" the whole time... It doesn't change.
Does someone has the same problem or does someone got maybe a hint how to solve this problem?
Thank you!

A: Your istallation is OK!
Different steps at Magento checkout don't have different URLs as whole checkout section is loaded at once (when entering the section) and steps are filled with Ajax.
If you still have any doubts please check the Demo Store from Magento


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Q: How to get elements when class name is unknown? I have an HTML document in which there is a table that contains rows that might or might not have a class, for example:

  Name
  Myname

In the above example, the row doesn't have a class. However I need to get the column value (ie. MyName). The only unique value in such rows the is the header tag.
Is there a way to get the correct row by header value using XPath?

A: Yes, you can do it with the following-sibling axis:
//th[. = 'Name']/following-sibling::td

Or, through the tr parent element:
//tr[th = 'Name']/td

A: @alecxe answer is right. I would add other similar alternatives:
This one looks for all the tr with a th  that contain 'Name' as a substring (if there are more than one element with the text 'Name' as part of their content they will be selected too); and chooses the td inside the tr
//tr[contains(th, 'Name')]/td

This other is similar, but only gives you the elements with the exact match, and also takes care of normalizing the whitespaces, which is useful as sometimes exact matches are not found because there might be whitespaces or newlines before the text that prevent the exact match. It finds the th moves to the parent (..) and finally to the td
//th[normalize-space(text()) = 'Name']/../td

Remember that you can use the $x("some/xpath") function in the Chrome and Firefox consoles to check for xpaths; similar to the $("some css") for CSS selectors.


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CURIOSITY IMAGES
Checking out ChemCam's View
This mosaic shows the calibration target for the Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) instrument on NASA's Curiosity rover, as seen by the ChemCam's remote micro-imager. The 10 images incorporated in this mosaic were taken on Aug. 15.
The ChemCam instrument will be firing a series of powerful, but invisible, laser pulses at a target rock or soil. It is located on the rover's mast. A telescopic camera known as the remote micro-imager will show the context of the spots hit with the laser.
The calibration target has nine circles of different materials that scientists think the rover might encounter on Mars and one titanium-alloy square with a painted edge. The assembly is 5 inches (13 centimeters) long and incorporates targets fabricated in France and at Los Alamos National Laboratory in a metal body fabricated at Mt. Holyoke College in South Hadley, Mass. In these images, scientists can see that the targets have different textures. Also visible in the titanium square are pits from laser firing tests before launch.
ChemCam's imager was provided by the French space agency (CNES) and was flight- qualified by the Institute of Space Astrophysics in Orsay, France (IAS).
NASA/JPL-Caltech/LANL/CNES/IRAP
If the atmosphere of Mars contains methane, various possibilities have been proposed for where the methane could come from and how it could disappear.
Potential Sources and Sinks of Methane on Mars
NASA Mars Rover Curiosity at JPL, Side View
A conventional X-ray diffraction instrument (left) is the size of a large refrigerator, in contrast to the compact size of the Chemistry and Mineralogy (CheMin) instrument on NASA's Curiosity rover...
X-ray Diffraction, Big and Small
Since landing on Mars in August 2012, NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has fired the laser on its Chemistry and Camera (ChemCam) instrument more than 100,000 times at rock and soil targets up to about 2...
Target for 100,000th Laser Shot by Curiosity on Mars
This color panorama shows a 360-degree view of the landing site of NASA's Curiosity rover, including the highest part of Mount Sharp visible to the rover. That part of Mount Sharp is approximately ...
Landing Site Panorama, with the Heights of Mount Sharp
Where Curiosity Landed on Mars
An artist's concept illustrates what the Mars rover Curiosity will look like on Mars. The Mars Science Laboratory rover is larger and can travel farther than Spirit and Opportunity, NASA's two Ma...
Mars Science Laboratory
The Mars Science Laboratory mission team prepares for entry, descent and landing at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Space Flight Operations Facility in Pasadena, Calif., as Curiosity is hours from l...
Getting Ready for Landing
This image from NASA's Curiosity Mars rover reveals details of a bedrock discoloration pattern at a site between "Marias Pass" and "Bridger Basin." The discoloration is not associated with individu...
Detail of Discoloration Pattern Seen by Curiosity
On the 84th and 85th Martian days of the NASA Mars rover Curiosity's mission on Mars (Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, 2012), NASA's Curiosity rover used the Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) to capture dozens of h...
Curiosity Self-Portrait, Wide View
NASA's Curiosity rover captured its highest-resolution panorama of the Martian surface between Nov. 24 and Dec. 1, 2019.
Curiosity's 1.8-Billion-Pixel Panorama
This hole, with a diameter slightly smaller than a U.S. dime, was drilled by NASA's Curiosity Mars rover into a rock target called "Telegraph Peak." The rock is located within the basal layer of Mo...
Hole at 'Telegraph Peak' Drilled by Mars Rover Curiosity
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Mars Rover Curiosity with Wheel on Ramp
Teachers have fun putting their skills to the test in this hands-on activity during the Curiosity Educator Workshop at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif
Teachers Participate in Hands-On Activity
NASA's Mars rover Curiosity has detected sulfur, chlorine, and oxygen compounds in fine grains scooped by the rover at a wind drift site called "Rocknest."
Signs of Perchlorates and Sulfur Containing Compounds
Mars Science Laboratory Parachute Qualification Testing
A crane positions the 106.5-foot-long first stage of the Atlas V rocket for NASA's Mars Science Laboratory (MSL) mission inside the Vertical Integration Facility at Space Launch Complex 41 on Cape ...
View from Top of Atlas V Rocket
At the Vertical Integration Facility at Space Launch Complex 41 on Cape Canaveral Air Force Station in Florida, technicians use a lifting device to elevate a solid rocket motor (SRM) into an uprigh...
Atlas V Booster Rocket
This diagram and the one at PIA16917 illustrate how the Dynamic Albedo of Neutrons (DAN) instrument on NASA's Curiosity Mars rover detects hydrogen in the ground beneath the rover.
Physics of How DAN on Curiosity Checks for Water, Part 1
The Lincoln penny in this photograph is part of a camera calibration target attached to NASA's Mars rover Curiosity, which is on track for a landing on Mars the night of Aug. 5 to Aug. 6, 2012.
Lincoln Cent on Mars Rover
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover has caught the first image of asteroids taken from the surface of Mars. The image includes two asteroids, Ceres and Vesta. This version includes Mars' moon Deimos in a c...
First Asteroid Image from the Surface of Mars (Annotated)
The rock "Ithaca" shown here, with a rougher lower texture and smoother texture on top, appears to be a piece of the local sedimentary bedrock protruding from the surrounding soil in Gale Crater.
Target Rock 'Ithaca' in Gale Crater, Mars
This pit crater was created by an empty lava tube in Mars' Arsia Mons region. The image was captured by NASA's Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter on Aug. 16, 2020.
HiRISE Spots the Mouth of a Martian Lava Tube
NASA's Curiosity Mars rover caught its own shadow in this image taken just after completing a drive of 329 feet (100.3 meters) on the 547th Martian day, or sol, of the rover's work on Mars (Feb. 18...
Curiosity Mars Rover's Shadow After Long Backward Drive
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Curiosity Sol 343 Vista With 'Twin Cairns' on Route to Mount Sharp


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Pulau Belitung, 11/23/2022, National Geographic Orion
Aboard the National Geographic Orion
Lindblad Expeditions offers a good mixture of both wildlife and culture on all its expeditions, and today we immersed ourselves in a colorful community of local people on the island of Pulau Belitung. We started with a visit to a small temple in the heart of town. I must say that the highlight of my day was our visit to a large outdoor market, where shoppers could purchase anything from vegetables to fresh meat to decorations for the home. We observed stall after stall of amazingly colorful fruits and vegetables, fresh meat, and everything in between. What made this place particularly wonderful for me as a photographer was everyone's desire to be photographed. You could hardly move to the next stall without someone asking you to make an image of them. Smiles and laughter created a bridge between our different cultures, and we truly had the opportunity to engage with the local people of Pulau Belitung. Afterward, we bordered our bus to visit a traditional house, and we enjoyed a ride across the island to a beach with incredible rock formations where our Zodiacs waited to shuttle us back to National Geographic Orion.
Steve Morello, Naturalist/Certified Photo Instructor
Steve Morello has had a long and colorful career in the natural history world. Born in New Jersey he was lucky to be able to summer on the shores of Cape Cod. Whether it was exploring the tidal pools, snorkeling along the beach, or hiking in the dune...
Isabela and Fernandina
Santa Elena Bay and Junquillal Wildlife Refuge
Singapore to Bali: Jungles, Atolls & Wildlife
Lombok, Indonesia
Today we explored the island of Lombok. We visited a few very interesting sites, got a feel for life on an island with such a diverse culture, and spent some time chilling on a beach. We set off after breakfast, and our buses took us up and over a hill swarming with monkeys. We continued to the religious site of Lingsar, a place where Hindus, Muslims, and Buddhists worship. We headed to the south of the island and enjoyed visiting the traditional village of Sade Sasak. After a great welcome ceremony with booming drums and some mock fighting, we wandered narrow passages amongst the thatched houses. We enjoyed a great lunch and time to swim in both the ocean and a marvelous pool. Soon enough, we headed back to the ship for our Captain's farewell party.
Menjangan Island, Bali, Indonesia
Today we visited the tiny island of Menjangan on the northwest corner of Bali. This name means 'Deer Island' in the local language; the island is named after the rusa deer that swim across from the nearby mainland. We explored the island in small groups, and many of us got to view the rusa deer up close. We later witnessed a deer swimming on the edge of the mangroves as it sought out vegetation to graze on. In the afternoon, the intense tropical heat continued to build. After lunch, we cooled off with some snorkeling in the channel next to the island. The clear water revealed a fantastic diversity of fish and coral species. The afternoon heat changed very quickly as a tropical storm rolled in from the mountains of Java.
Bawean, Indonesia
Today we explored more of the island of Bawean. We started our exploration by visiting the endemic and endangered hog deer in their enclosure in the mountains. There are believed to be less than 250 hog deer in the wild. We continued along the roads, observing beautiful rice fields in the village of Gunungteguh. We enjoyed an incredible cultural performance and local food tasting. The afternoon was filled with snorkelling and diving, and we observed some very healthy reefs. To top it all off, the day ended with the spectacular National Geographic Orion crew show.


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NEWS | DURBAN
Massive pollution in Durban sea as waste treatment facility fails
10 May 2019 By Fred Kockott
All bathing banned in South Africa's surf city
A sign informs people that Durban's North Beach is closed. Photo: Fred Kockott
10 May 2019 - By Fred Kockott
Bathing, surfing and fishing have been banned in Durban due to raw sewage flowing into the water. Hundreds of thousands of litres of raw sewage are flowing into the port every hour.
The eThekwini Municipality's health unit on Thursday ordered the City's Parks, Recreation and Culture department to ban all bathing on Durban's beaches until further notice.
An associated letter circulated by Transnet National Ports Authority states that the "severe sewage discharge" stems from the "failure of pumps at the eThekwini Municipality's Mahatma Gandhi Pump Station" – one of the deepest and biggest waste treatment facilities in the city.
Diving operations, essential to the port's ship repair precinct, as well as all fishing in the Port of Durban have also been suspended.
"Given the potential threat of infection to diving personnel, we have taken the decision to suspend all diving operations," reads the statement from Transnet's Acting Port Manager, Nokuzola Nkowane. "We apologise for the inconvenience but remain committed to the protection of human and marine life the port."
An internal Transnet letter circulated on Thursday (that GroundUp has had sight of) said the City had taken out damaged pumps from the affected sewage works pending the arrival of spares. As a result, approximately 720,000 litres of raw sewage was now flowing into the harbour each hour, reads the notice.
An international surf contest, the ZigZag Durban Surf Pro, which was due to begin on Friday, has since been called off to protect the safety and health of about 120 top South African surfers as well as a dozen international contestants vying for entry into next year's world championship tour.
"This is a serious marine and environmental disaster" said contest organizer, Tasha Mentasti who heads up the surfing division of Accelerate Sport. "I have never seen the city in such a diabolical state," added Mentasti who grew up surfing on Durban's Golden Mile.
The sewage discharge follows rubbish piling up on Durban's streets after municipal workers embarked on an unprotected strike in protest against the employment of scores of people claiming to be Umkhonto we Sizwe veterans with little or no vetting taking place of their credentials.
Most were employed within eThekwini's already dysfunctional Durban Solid Waste (DSW) department. In the run-up to this week's elections, the ANC-led municipality awarded the "MK vets" 100% salary increases, sparking the latest protest action.
This took place amid Africa's biggest international tourism conference, the Tourism Indaba, taking place in Durban.
A senior official in DSW said bad mechanical design of the Mahatma Gandhi Pump Station was the root cause of the problem.
On Friday morning people were still bathing and signage on the beaches were giving mixed messages, with some indicating a problem and other signs saying the water was safe. A red flag warning people not to swim was also flying, but to the naked eye the sea does not look polluted.
UPDATE at 14:16 on 10 May - The City has released the following statement:
CITY HARD AT WORK TO STOP THE SEWERAGE DISCHARGE IN PORT OF DURBAN
Diving operations are cautioned against operating in the Port of Durban following the failure of a number of pumps at the Mahatma Gandhi Pump Station which has resulted in approximately 20% of the flow discharging into the Harbour at Lavender Creek.
An investigation into the matter by Water and Sanitation has identified the main cause of the pump failures is the failure of the mechanical rakes at the entrance to the pump station allowing an ever increasing amount of foreign objects to enter the pumping system. This resulted in the pumps tripping and failing mechanically. The mechanical rakes have been repaired.
Due to the foreign objects entering the pumps the pumps became imbalanced and the consequential vibration caused the pumps to fail mechanically. The pumps are fully imported and consequently their spares parts are not available locally which has caused a delay in repairing the pumps.
The Municipality is embarking on a process to dose the overflow and aerate the polluted area until the repaired pump is reinstalled and the spill averted. The expected installation date is Monday 13th May 2019.
In the interim we plead with residents, tourists and business owners to refrain from getting in contact with the contaminated water until communications to do otherwise is issued.
Also read: Media statement by Transnet released just as this article was published
Not all the signs on North Beach are giving the same message. Photo: Fred Kockott
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WILMINGTON – New Hanover Regional Medical Center's Zimmer Cancer Center and the Carolina Well program need your help to improve the services available to cancer survivors in Southeastern North Carolina. As part of its commitment to meet the needs of patients Zimmer Cancer Center has applied for a grant to continue the Cancer Transitions program, which offers support, education and empowerment to people with cancer in the transitional period after treatment is over. But the grant can only be won with enough votes from the community showing that this program is needed in the region. The grant is funded by the LIVESTRONG Community Impact Project, whose goal is to implement programs proven to support those affected by cancer. LIVESTRONG says community engagement is the basis for program success. Today, you can help us in our efforts by voting. Just click here to cast your vote by 8 p.m. on October 29. Developed by The Wellness Community (TWC) and the Lance Armstrong Foundation (LAF), the Cancer Transitions program was created to bridge the gap between cancer treatment and life following cancer. The program incorporates support groups, education, nutrition and physical exercise, as well as addressing other medical management, psychosocial and quality of life issues—all free of charge to the participants. The program also provides survivors with practical tools and resources to formulate a personal action plan for survivorship beyond their participation in Cancer Transitions. Please vote and share this link with family and friends. For more information about Cancer Transitions or the voting process, contact LaSonia Melvin at 910.342.3403.


Jersey is my home state, and I feel it would not be right if I did not post about fun and must-see places to check out. So if you plan to visit New Jersey and do some shopping, The Outlet Collection | Jersey Gardens is one of the best New Jersey outlet malls to visit. I guarantee that you will not leave this place without at least one item in hand! Click below to read about it and view more photos.
The Outlet Collection | Jersey Gardens had gone through a recent transformation to provide shoppers and upscale outlet experience with more luxurious fashion stores. There are now over 200 retailers to shop. Offering fashion and styles for all seasons, this is the largest outlet mall to go shopping in New Jersey. The last time I was there was years ago. During my recent visit, I noticed a large improvement in the development of stores featured. Valet parking and free Wi-Fi Internet are available. There is also an AMC Loews movie theater complex, which also plays some IMAX presentations, located just beside Marshalls. Tax-free shopping is offered on clothing and shoes.
→ By Car: Located at Exit 13A on the NJ Turnpike, follow Jersey Garden Blvd W, and turn left on Kapkowski Rd.
→ Some of the shops include the ones below. See the website for the full list of stores.
→ There is a food court located on the Upper Level and a few other eateries spread throughout the outlet for you to have a break and eat something tasty. See the website for the full list of stores.
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I looove outlet, you can find so many cute clothes. One of my favorite places to go shopping.


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#include "config.h"

#include "CSSGroupingRule.h"

#include "CSSParser.h"
#include "CSSRuleList.h"
#include "CSSStyleSheet.h"
#include "StyleRule.h"
#include <wtf/text/StringBuilder.h>

namespace WebCore {

CSSGroupingRule::CSSGroupingRule(StyleRuleGroup& groupRule, CSSStyleSheet* parent)
    : CSSRule(parent)
    , m_groupRule(groupRule)
    , m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers(groupRule.childRules().size())
{
}

CSSGroupingRule::~CSSGroupingRule()
{
    ASSERT(m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers.size() == m_groupRule->childRules().size());
    for (unsigned i = 0; i < m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers.size(); ++i) {
        if (m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers[i])
            m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers[i]->setParentRule(0);
    }
}

ExceptionOr<unsigned> CSSGroupingRule::insertRule(const String& ruleString, unsigned index)
{
    ASSERT(m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers.size() == m_groupRule->childRules().size());

    if (index > m_groupRule->childRules().size()) {
        // IndexSizeError: Raised if the specified index is not a valid insertion point.
        return Exception { IndexSizeError };
    }

    CSSStyleSheet* styleSheet = parentStyleSheet();
    RefPtr<StyleRuleBase> newRule = CSSParser::parseRule(parserContext(), styleSheet ? &styleSheet->contents() : nullptr, ruleString);
    if (!newRule) {
        // SyntaxError: Raised if the specified rule has a syntax error and is unparsable.
        return Exception { SyntaxError };
    }

    if (newRule->isImportRule() || newRule->isNamespaceRule()) {
        // FIXME: an HierarchyRequestError should also be thrown for a @charset or a nested
        // @media rule. They are currently not getting parsed, resulting in a SyntaxError
        // to get raised above.

        // HierarchyRequestError: Raised if the rule cannot be inserted at the specified
        // index, e.g., if an @import rule is inserted after a standard rule set or other
        // at-rule.
        return Exception { HierarchyRequestError };
    }
    CSSStyleSheet::RuleMutationScope mutationScope(this);

    m_groupRule->wrapperInsertRule(index, newRule.releaseNonNull());

    m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers.insert(index, RefPtr<CSSRule>());
    return index;
}

ExceptionOr<void> CSSGroupingRule::deleteRule(unsigned index)
{
    ASSERT(m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers.size() == m_groupRule->childRules().size());

    if (index >= m_groupRule->childRules().size()) {
        // IndexSizeError: Raised if the specified index does not correspond to a
        // rule in the media rule list.
        return Exception { IndexSizeError };
    }

    CSSStyleSheet::RuleMutationScope mutationScope(this);

    m_groupRule->wrapperRemoveRule(index);

    if (m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers[index])
        m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers[index]->setParentRule(0);
    m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers.remove(index);

    return { };
}

void CSSGroupingRule::appendCssTextForItems(StringBuilder& result) const
{
    unsigned size = length();
    for (unsigned i = 0; i < size; ++i) {
        result.appendLiteral("  ");
        result.append(item(i)->cssText());
        result.append('\n');
    }
}

unsigned CSSGroupingRule::length() const
{
    return m_groupRule->childRules().size();
}

CSSRule* CSSGroupingRule::item(unsigned index) const
{
    if (index >= length())
        return nullptr;
    ASSERT(m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers.size() == m_groupRule->childRules().size());
    RefPtr<CSSRule>& rule = m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers[index];
    if (!rule)
        rule = m_groupRule->childRules()[index]->createCSSOMWrapper(const_cast<CSSGroupingRule*>(this));
    return rule.get();
}

CSSRuleList& CSSGroupingRule::cssRules() const
{
    if (!m_ruleListCSSOMWrapper)
        m_ruleListCSSOMWrapper = std::make_unique<LiveCSSRuleList<CSSGroupingRule>>(const_cast<CSSGroupingRule&>(*this));
    return *m_ruleListCSSOMWrapper;
}

void CSSGroupingRule::reattach(StyleRuleBase& rule)
{
    m_groupRule = static_cast<StyleRuleGroup&>(rule);
    for (unsigned i = 0; i < m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers.size(); ++i) {
        if (m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers[i])
            m_childRuleCSSOMWrappers[i]->reattach(*m_groupRule.get().childRules()[i]);
    }
}

} // namespace WebCore


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Q: rust async trait fn taking parameter of type Vec has error T may not live long enough The following code does not compile due to parameter type T may not live long enough
#[async_trait]
trait Foo<T>: Send + Sync {
    async fn foo(&self, x: Vec<T>) -> Vec<T>;
}

#[async_trait]
trait Bar<T>: Send + Sync {
    async fn bar(&self, x: T) -> T;
}

#[async_trait]
impl<T, U> Foo<T> for U
where
    U: Bar<Vec<T>>,
    T: Send + Sync,
{
    async fn foo(&self, x: Vec<T>) -> Vec<T> {
        self.bar(x).await
    }
}

What I'm attempting to do is provide an auto implementation of trait Foo when Bar<Vec<T>> is already implemented. This works when methods are not async. The compiler recommends using a lifetime parameter but I've not been able to figure out which lifetimes need to be linked is there a solution to this?
I'd also be very interested in why this is the case for async functions.


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Yoga Wisdom Teacher
Bhaktivinoda Thakur (2 September 1838 – 23 June 1914), born Kedarnath Datta was a leading philosopher and spiritual reformer of Gaudiya Vaishnavism who almost single-handedly effected its resurgence in India in the late 19th and early 20th century and was hailed by contemporary scholars as the most influential Gaudiya Vaisnava leader of his time. Along with his son Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati, he pioneered the propagation of Gaudiya Vaisnavism in the West and its eventual global spread.
At eighteen, Kedarnath commenced a teaching career in rural areas of Bengal and Orissa and in 1866 became an employee with the British government in the Judicial Service, from which he retired in 1894 as a District Magistrate.
In his youth Kedarnath spent considerable time researching and comparing various religious and philosophical systems, both Indian and Western. His spiritual quest led him at the age of twenty nine to becoming a follower of Chaitanya Mahaprabhu (1486–1533). He engaged in deep study and committed practice of Chaitanya's teachings, soon emerging as a reputed leader within the Chaitanya Vaishnava movement in Bengal.
Bhaktivinoda edited and published over one hundred books on Vaishnavism, including major theological treatises as Krishna-samhita (1880), Chaitanya-sikshamrita (1886) Jaiva-dharma (1893), and Hari-nama-cintamani (1900). Between 1886 and 1910, he also published a monthly journal in Bengali entitled Sajjana-toshani ("The source of pleasure for devotees"). In 1886, in recognition of his prolific theological, philosophical and literary contributions, the local Gaudiya Vaishnava community conferred upon Kedarnath Datta the honorific title Bhaktivinoda ("the pastime or pleasure of bhakti or devotional service").
In his later years Bhaktivinoda founded and conducted nama-hatta – a traveling preaching program that spread the teachings of Lord Chaitanya throughout rural and urban Bengal, by means of discourses, printed materials and Bengali songs he had written. Bhaktivinoda opposed numerous distortions of Lord Chaitanya's original teachings and authoritatively established the true teachings. He also re-discovered the lost site of Chaitanya's birth in Mayapur near Navadvip, which he commemorated with a prominent temple.
Bhaktivinoda Thakur pioneered the spread of Chaitanya's teachings in the West, sending in 1880 copies of his works to Ralph Waldo Emerson in the United States and to Reinhold Rost in Europe. In 1896 another publication of Bhaktivinoda, a book in English entitled Chaitanya Mahaprabhu, His life and Precepts was sent to several academics and libraries in Canada, Britain and Australia.
The revival of Gaudiya Vaisnavism effected by Bhaktivinoda spawned one of India's most dynamic preaching missions of the early 20th century headed by his son and spiritual heir, Bhaktisiddhanta Sarasvati. Of Bhaktisiddhanta's many disciples who carried on his mission, A.C. Bhaktivedanta Swami (1896–1977) is known throughout the world for introducing Gaudiya Vaisnavism to the West and subsequently around the globe.
Bhaktivinoda Thakura left this world in Calcutta on 23 June 1914 at age 75.
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Q: How to disable the printing tomcat error?
If the exception occur in the Filters. there is error messes. not log!.
I really want to disable printing the error.
My application works on springboot
org.apache.catalina.core.StandardWrapperValve invoke
Servlet.service() for servlet [dispatcherServlet] in context with path [] threw exception


Ms. Suzi Khatami graciously invited me onto her radio show during my quick visit to LA a few weeks ago. She is such an important part of Tehrangeles culture, that I am increasingly psyched every time she has me back. In case you missed it, you can listen to part of the interview here.


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Ivo von Sajh-Scheich, slovenski nogometaš in trener, * 21. januar 1953, Ljubljana.

Sajh je nekdanji nogometaš, ki je igral na položaju napadalca. Mladinsko kariero je začel pri Slovanu, toda leta 1971 je moral končati kariero zaradi poškodbe kolena, kasneje se je preusmeril v futsal. Po končani karieri je deloval kot trener pri Beltincih ter več tujih klubih in reprezentancah.

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