HB dropped 7 points below leaders B36 Tórshavn after the stalemate with Víkingur who dominated the majority of the match and created the best scoring opportunity.
Especially the first half was dominated by Víkingur who had about three big chances to take the lead in addition to a couple of half-chances – a couple of times HB's defence made big blunders that could have cost dearly.
Towards the end HB did get one great opportunity however, when new acquirement Jóan Símun Edmundsson got clear in the penalty area, but his intended lob was too vertical and stopped by a defender which gave Edmundsson a new opportunity from the rebound, but this time he fire well wide.
Víkingur continued to be the more threatening team from the start of the second half, but after a quarter of an hour, HB finally managed to get some strings of passes together and midway through the half, Edmundsson's header clipped the crossbar.
However, it was still Víkingur who was the more threatening side, and when HB late in the game had an opportunity with 3 against 3, Símun Samuelsen squandered what could have been a fine opportunity, by curling wide from a way too optimistic attempt.
HB will now have to cut the 7-point gap to leaders B36 to at least 4 points before the last game of the season which is against exactly B36 where the y will have the opportunity to take the last three points – this recipe depending on goal difference, though.
The 36th minute turned out to be the lucky number for B36 when the Swedish referee Nermin Cisic deemed that Lukasz Cieslewicz had been floored irregularly and from the spot Jákup á Borg converted safely to score his 8th goal of the season as he now need only one more to equal John Petersen's all time league scoring record.
For the most, the match was pretty even where B36 could have added to their tally and where ÍF on the other hand could have equalized.
B68 hadn´t scored a single goal on away soil before today while AB hadn't won a single match at home. Both statistics were broken today, though, as AB won for the first time and B68 scored twice on away soil, although that helped little in the end for B68.
But B68 got off to a perfect start, though, when Ovi Brim headed them in front following a corner in the 8th minute.
But the lead was short-lived – at first – as Hørður Mohr equalized the minute after.
However, the visitors regained the lead just four minutes later with a Jann Ingi Petersen strike from the edge of the penalty area.
AB thereafter put B68 under heavy pressure which finally paid dividend a couple of minutes after half-time when Magnus Egilsson slotted in the equalizer, and with a quarter of a an hour remaining, Dion Splidt scored the winner for AB.
Skála refuse to give in, and with their first win of their season, they stay within touching distance of AB Argir in the crucial 8th place, 4 points in front.
After an even 70 minutes where Skála had had the better scoring opportunities though, they finally made them count with two goals in quick succession by Holgar Djurhuus and Ólavur MIkkelsen.
EB/Streymur's instability continues – this time on a positive note for them, while NSÍ's still only have managed to beat the three bottom teams.
With goals from Arnbjørn Hansen and Klæmint Olsen – both headers - in the 26th and 27th minute, the teams cancelled each other out before Niels Pauli Danielsen five minutes from time scored the winner for EB/Streymur after a cross from Hans Pauli Samuelsen, his second assist in the match.
The league now takes a summer break and will resume on 27 July.


Last weekend, in the United States, we witnessed the senseless shootings in Arizona that left 6 dead and over a dozen wounded, including a US Congresswoman. Among the dead was a beautiful little 9 year old girl. Also, this week marks the 1st anniversary of the massive earthquake in Haiti. 35 seconds is all it took to shake that struggling nation to its core as the earthquake took over 200,000 lives.
And of course we remember the tragedies such as Hurricane Katrina and September 11. We witness all these things and it's hard to make sense of it all. Some tragedies result from natural disasters while others result from decisions that people make to intentionally ruin the lives of others.
People just live and go about their everyday lives and seemingly out of nowhere, tragedy strikes and they have to deal with the reality of it. Have you ever asked, "Why do bad things happen to good people?" I know I wonder that when I see the innocent involved in a tragic situation. That little 9 year old girl in Arizona is such an example – innocent victim of a terrible situation.
As adults, it's hard for us to understand why these things happen. But how do we explain these occurrences to our kids? What about when they ask, "Why do bad things happen to good people?" How do you really go about explaining these things? There's no magic answer to these questions but through this post I'll try to give us some tips.
Our daughter is 12 years old now so she has a greater understanding of the world and how it functions. I can have more intelligent, intellectual discussions with her now. When the earthquake struck Haiti last year, like so many others, she cried. I comforted her and just tried to share with her the fact that natural disasters are as old as the earth itself. Some we can anticipate and prepare for, as best as we can. We live in the Miami area and when hurricanes are coming, we know it and make preparations. But disasters such as earthquakes you can't really anticipate other than knowing that at any moment, one may strike.
Man made tragedies like the senseless killings in Arizona are a bit harder to understand and explain. As our daughter learned of that situation, like so many, she was heartbroken. Why would someone just desire to inflict such harm on others? I explained to her that in some cases people are mentally ill and in that state, they often do the most irrational things one might imagine. And in other cases, people are filled with anger and rage and want to take out their issues on the world.
Since she's almost a teenager now, I can have normal rational discussions with her, much like I would with another adult. But I recall that when the September 11 tragedy occurred in 2001, that was just before her 3rd birthday. That entire experience shook us to the core as a nation. I did my best to shield her from the news coverage. I didn't want her exposed that situation. A child is so innocent and couldn't fathom why people would commit such evil acts. So I didn't want her to witness the drama unfold. An interesting side note is that 11 days after that tragedy, her mom and I separated. And that sent us to a new phase of our lives.
I believe that in our unpredictable world, we can't anticipate every bad thing that may happen. When they do occur, I believe that we should use good judgment about how to speak to our kids about them. If they're very young, we may not want to give them all the graphic details, particularly when the tragedy is as a result of murder. Sensitivity is the key in all of this.
As they get older, we can't really shield them from these matters. Besides, it's good for us to have intelligent discussions about them. Our kids are growing people who become adults before we know it. We need to help them understand why the world is the way that it is. It's also important, I believe, to help them recognize that though most people are good natured, there are some people who get joy out of seeing others harmed. That's why we tell them not to talk to strangers and to always be in contact with us.
I believe that there is more good in the world than bad. I also believe that even when tragedy strikes – whether natural or man made – as parents we can use those opportunities to help our kids to learn and grow in wisdom. That should be our duty as parents.


In addition, with Bluetooth Smart and attractive free apps, you are prepared for the future.
With the Pointfinder, the Leica DISTO™ D510 takes measurements with perfect accuracy and in unfavourable light conditions. This is a decisive advantage when working outside in sunny weather. Even if the red laser point is no longer visible to the naked eye, the target can be seen exactly in the crosshairs on the display.
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The Leica DISTO™ D510 is capable of more than just measuring. Measurement data can be conveniently and accurately transferred using the integrated Bluetooth® Smart Technology. The free app, "Leica DISTO™ sketch", supports the creation of ground plans or tables on iPhone or iPad. Dimensions can even be entered onto photographs with no effort whatsoever!
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Functions: Minimum / maximum measurements, Area/volume measurement, Triangle/room angle function, Painter function, Trapezium measurements, Pythagoras functions (2 points and 3 points), Inclination tracking, Smart Horizontal Mode, Sloped object measurement, Height tracking, Height profile measurements, Stake-out function (a/b) and Subtraction/addition.
Free App: "Leica DISTO™ sketch"
In the box: Leica DISTO™ D510 laser distance meter, Holster, Hand loop and Batteries.


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The inside of handbag is a high end bright yellow satin color material.
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Q: Cordova app crash log reason I got this from the crash log of the device from Xcode. I have a feeling that this might be due to cc.fovea.cordova.purchase plugin, but I don't understand these crash log.
Incident Identifier: 672AADC3-2D8A-4490-B176-9A1ED42984E7
CrashReporter Key:   eb135d2d39b9bf52857cccf0b01d7673befa81e3
Hardware Model:      iPhone6,2
Process:             WeatherSpork [16501]
Path:                /private/var/containers/Bundle/Application/E3BE110D-6892-42CE-8679-A4E6FBF5E323/WeatherSpork.app/WeatherSpork
Identifier:          net.buser.weatherspork
Version:             0.17.05.17.79 (0.9.0)
Code Type:           ARM-64 (Native)
Role:                Foreground
Parent Process:      launchd [1]
Coalition:           net.buser.weatherspork [3944]

Date/Time:           2017-05-19 18:03:31.7408 +0530
Launch Time:         2017-05-19 17:37:50.5943 +0530
OS Version:          iPhone OS 10.2.1 (14D27)
Report Version:      104

Exception Type:  EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV)
Exception Subtype: KERN_INVALID_ADDRESS at 0x0000000544746570
Termination Signal: Segmentation fault: 11
Termination Reason: Namespace SIGNAL, Code 0xb
Terminating Process: exc handler [0]
Triggered by Thread:  0

Filtered syslog:
None found

Thread 0 name:  Dispatch queue: com.apple.main-thread
Thread 0 Crashed:
0   libobjc.A.dylib                 0x000000018e8b2f70 objc_msgSend + 16
1   StoreKit                        0x000000019cb1abf0 __34-[SKProductsRequest _handleReply:]_block_invoke + 52
2   libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ecf21fc _dispatch_call_block_and_release + 24
3   libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ecf21bc _dispatch_client_callout + 16
4   libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ecf6d68 _dispatch_main_queue_callback_4CF + 1000
5   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fe16810 __CFRUNLOOP_IS_SERVICING_THE_MAIN_DISPATCH_QUEUE__ + 12
6   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fe143fc __CFRunLoopRun + 1660
7   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fd422b8 CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 444
8   GraphicsServices                0x00000001917f6198 GSEventRunModal + 180
9   UIKit                           0x0000000195d897fc -[UIApplication _run] + 684
10  UIKit                           0x0000000195d84534 UIApplicationMain + 208
11  WeatherSpork                    0x00000001000c3f80 0x1000bc000 + 32640
12  libdyld.dylib                   0x000000018ed255b8 start + 4

Thread 1 name:  com.apple.uikit.eventfetch-thread
Thread 1:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee19188 mach_msg_trap + 8
1   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee18ff8 mach_msg + 72
2   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fe165d0 __CFRunLoopServiceMachPort + 192
3   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fe141ec __CFRunLoopRun + 1132
4   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fd422b8 CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 444
5   Foundation                      0x000000019087f26c -[NSRunLoop(NSRunLoop) runMode:beforeDate:] + 304
6   Foundation                      0x000000019089fdd0 -[NSRunLoop(NSRunLoop) runUntilDate:] + 96
7   UIKit                           0x00000001966fdc38 -[UIEventFetcher threadMain] + 136
8   Foundation                      0x000000019097ce68 __NSThread__start__ + 1024
9   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd850 _pthread_body + 240
10  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd760 _pthread_body + 0
11  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad94 thread_start + 4

Thread 2 name:  com.apple.NSURLConnectionLoader
Thread 2:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee19188 mach_msg_trap + 8
1   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee18ff8 mach_msg + 72
2   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fe165d0 __CFRunLoopServiceMachPort + 192
3   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fe141ec __CFRunLoopRun + 1132
4   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fd422b8 CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 444
5   CFNetwork                       0x0000000190547a70 +[NSURLConnection(Loader) _resourceLoadLoop:] + 336
6   Foundation                      0x000000019097ce68 __NSThread__start__ + 1024
7   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd850 _pthread_body + 240
8   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd760 _pthread_body + 0
9   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad94 thread_start + 4

Thread 3:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee37314 __semwait_signal + 8
1   libsystem_c.dylib               0x000000018ed5525c nanosleep + 212
2   libc++.1.dylib                  0x000000018e865994 std::__1::this_thread::sleep_for(std::__1::chrono::duration<long long, std::__1::ratio<1l, 1000000000l> > const&) + 80
3   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000194645368 bmalloc::Heap::scavenge(std::__1::unique_lock<bmalloc::StaticMutex>&, std::__1::chrono::duration<long long, std::__1::ratio<1l, 1000l> >) + 272
4   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000194645134 bmalloc::Heap::concurrentScavenge() + 80
5   JavaScriptCore                  0x00000001946464f8 bmalloc::AsyncTask<bmalloc::Heap, void (bmalloc::Heap::*)()>::threadRunLoop() + 92
6   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000194646424 std::__1::__shared_ptr_emplace<std::__1::mutex, std::__1::allocator<std::__1::mutex> >::~__shared_ptr_emplace() + 0
7   JavaScriptCore                  0x00000001946466d4 void* std::__1::__thread_proxy<std::__1::tuple<void (*)(bmalloc::AsyncTask<bmalloc::Heap, void (bmalloc::Heap::*)()>*), bmalloc::AsyncTask<bmalloc::Heap, void (bmalloc::Heap::*)()>*> >(void*) + 92
8   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd850 _pthread_body + 240
9   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd760 _pthread_body + 0
10  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad94 thread_start + 4

Thread 4 name:  JIT Worklist Worker Thread
Thread 4:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee36e1c __psynch_cvwait + 8
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefc9c0 _pthread_cond_wait + 640
2   libc++.1.dylib                  0x000000018e8253ec std::__1::condition_variable::wait(std::__1::unique_lock<std::__1::mutex>&) + 56
3   JavaScriptCore                  0x000000019462ed64 WTF::ParkingLot::parkConditionallyImpl(void const*, WTF::ScopedLambda<bool ()> const&, WTF::ScopedLambda<void ()> const&, std::__1::chrono::time_point<std::__1::chrono::steady_clock, std::__1::chrono::duration<long long, std::__1::ratio<1l, 1000000000l> > >) + 2132
4   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000194406a5c JSC::JITWorklist::runThread() + 192
5   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000194406eac WTF::Vector<WTF::RefPtr<JSC::JITWorklist::Plan>, 32ul, WTF::CrashOnOverflow, 16ul>::expandCapacity(unsigned long, WTF::RefPtr<JSC::JITWorklist::Plan>*) + 0
6   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000193d7700c WTF::threadEntryPoint(void*) + 212
7   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000193d76f1c WTF::wtfThreadEntryPoint(void*) + 24
8   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd850 _pthread_body + 240
9   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd760 _pthread_body + 0
10  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad94 thread_start + 4

Thread 5 name:  WTF Parallel Helper Thread
Thread 5:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee36e1c __psynch_cvwait + 8
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefc9c0 _pthread_cond_wait + 640
2   libc++.1.dylib                  0x000000018e8253ec std::__1::condition_variable::wait(std::__1::unique_lock<std::__1::mutex>&) + 56
3   JavaScriptCore                  0x000000019462ed64 WTF::ParkingLot::parkConditionallyImpl(void const*, WTF::ScopedLambda<bool ()> const&, WTF::ScopedLambda<void ()> const&, std::__1::chrono::time_point<std::__1::chrono::steady_clock, std::__1::chrono::duration<long long, std::__1::ratio<1l, 1000000000l> > >) + 2132
4   JavaScriptCore                  0x000000019462e2e8 WTF::ParallelHelperPool::waitForClientWithTask(WTF::Locker<WTF::LockBase> const&) + 288
5   JavaScriptCore                  0x000000019462e088 WTF::ParallelHelperPool::helperThreadBody() + 76
6   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000193d7700c WTF::threadEntryPoint(void*) + 212
7   JavaScriptCore                  0x0000000193d76f1c WTF::wtfThreadEntryPoint(void*) + 24
8   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd850 _pthread_body + 240
9   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd760 _pthread_body + 0
10  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad94 thread_start + 4

Thread 6 name:  GAIThread
Thread 6:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee19188 mach_msg_trap + 8
1   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee18ff8 mach_msg + 72
2   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fe165d0 __CFRunLoopServiceMachPort + 192
3   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fe141ec __CFRunLoopRun + 1132
4   CoreFoundation                  0x000000018fd422b8 CFRunLoopRunSpecific + 444
5   Foundation                      0x000000019087f26c -[NSRunLoop(NSRunLoop) runMode:beforeDate:] + 304
6   Foundation                      0x00000001908d3aa0 -[NSRunLoop(NSRunLoop) run] + 88
7   WeatherSpork                    0x0000000100116a0c 0x1000bc000 + 371212
8   Foundation                      0x000000019097ce68 __NSThread__start__ + 1024
9   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd850 _pthread_body + 240
10  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefd760 _pthread_body + 0
11  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad94 thread_start + 4

Thread 7:
0   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad88 start_wqthread + 0

Thread 8:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee37a88 __workq_kernreturn + 8
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefb344 _pthread_wqthread + 1452
2   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad8c start_wqthread + 4

Thread 9:
0   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad88 start_wqthread + 0

Thread 10:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee37a88 __workq_kernreturn + 8
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefb344 _pthread_wqthread + 1452
2   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad8c start_wqthread + 4

Thread 11:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee37a88 __workq_kernreturn + 8
1   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefb344 _pthread_wqthread + 1452
2   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad8c start_wqthread + 4

Thread 12 name:  Dispatch queue: com.apple.root.default-qos
Thread 12:
0   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee19188 mach_msg_trap + 8
1   libsystem_kernel.dylib          0x000000018ee18ff8 mach_msg + 72
2   libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ecf21a0 _dispatch_send_wakeup_runloop_thread + 68
3   libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ecfff44 _dispatch_runloop_queue_poke + 256
4   StoreKit                        0x000000019cb1abac -[SKProductsRequest _handleReply:] + 100
5   StoreKit                        0x000000019cb1af94 __36-[SKProductsRequest _sendXPCMessage]_block_invoke + 52
6   libxpc.dylib                    0x000000018ef3afcc _xpc_connection_reply_callout + 80
7   libxpc.dylib                    0x000000018ef3af3c _xpc_connection_call_reply + 40
8   libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ecf21bc _dispatch_client_callout + 16
9   libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ed00a4c _dispatch_queue_override_invoke + 732
10  libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ed0234c _dispatch_root_queue_drain + 572
11  libdispatch.dylib               0x000000018ed020ac _dispatch_worker_thread3 + 124
12  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefb2a0 _pthread_wqthread + 1288
13  libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad8c start_wqthread + 4

Thread 13:
0   libsystem_pthread.dylib         0x000000018eefad88 start_wqthread + 0

Thread 0 crashed with ARM Thread State (64-bit):
    x0: 0x0000000174032240   x1: 0x000000019684bab9   x2: 0x0000000000000000   x3: 0xfffffff0001fc088
    x4: 0x0000000000002403   x5: 0x00000000ffffffff   x6: 0x0000000000000000   x7: 0x0000000000000000
    x8: 0x00000001b4666000   x9: 0x0000000000000020  x10: 0x000000012dd112c0  x11: 0x000000100000001f
   x12: 0x000000012dd11330  x13: 0x6369766544746567  x14: 0x0000000008000000  x15: 0x0000000000000000
   x16: 0x0000000544746560  x17: 0x000000019cb1d25c  x18: 0x0000000000000000  x19: 0x0000000170252270
   x20: 0x000000017027b040  x21: 0x0000000000000000  x22: 0x0000000000000000  x23: 0x0000000000000014
   x24: 0x00000001b5596d20  x25: 0x0000000000000000  x26: 0xffffffffffffffff  x27: 0x000000017027b040
   x28: 0x0000000002ffffff   fp: 0x000000016fd42bf0   lr: 0x000000019cb1abf0
    sp: 0x000000016fd42bc0   pc: 0x000000018e8b2f70 cpsr: 0x20000000

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A: This Exception Type EXC_BAD_ACCESS (SIGSEGV) represented that we are accessing a released object
Looks like an object was deallocated yet the code assumed it was valid.
Try Zombies in Instruments . it will help to find where you sent message to released object so this crash happens.
How to use zombies in xcode ?

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Status Candidate
An issue was discovered on Fujitsu Wireless Keyboard Set LX390 GK381 devices. Because of the lack of proper encryption of 2.4 GHz communication, and because of password-based authentication, they are vulnerable to replay attacks.
Fujitsu Wireless Keyboard Set LX390 Replay Attacks
Authored by Matthias Deeg | Site syss.de
SySS GmbH found out that the wireless keyboard Fujitsu LX390 is prone to replay attacks. An attacker can simply sniff the data packets of the 2.4 GHz radio communication sent by the keyboard to the receiver (USB dongle) and replay the recorded communication data at will causing the same effect as the original data communication. A replay attack against the keyboard can, for example, be used to gain unauthorized access to a computer system that is operated with a vulnerable Fujitsu LX390 keyboard. In this attack scenario, an attacker records the radio communication during a password-based user authentication of his or her victim, for instance during a login to the operating system or during unlocking a screen lock. At an opportune moment when the victim's computer system is unattended, the attacker approaches the victim's computer and replays the previously recorded data communication for the password-based user authentication and thereby gets unauthorized access to the victim's system.
tags | advisory
advisories | CVE-2019-18199
SHA-256 | 295b09287826516575c2c41b82ab9bd3db14c75832de107e4dc41a201729e311
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text: Q: LNK1168 MVS 2015 Error I'm trying to compile C++ code (the lines of code itself aren't relevant because the error is still applicable to even the basic "Hello world" program), and MS Visual Studio continually gives me the "LNK1168" error to do with that the linker can't write to any filename, and therefore stops me from compiling and testing my code. Nothing appears to be running other than the MVS application itself from what I can see on Task Manager. How can i change it so that I can write to the filename? Im using the latest windows 10 as of 10/24/2015 , as well as MSV2015, and the other 'LNK1168 Error' posts on stackoverflow seem to be outdated, any help is appreciated. Thanks.


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Beckstar Reviews & Editing
The Wounded by Lauren Nicolle Taylor - Cover Reveal
OFFICIAL COVER REVEAL: THE WOUNDED
by Lauren Nicolle Taylor
We are pleased to release the official cover reveal for the third book in The Woodlands Series by Best Selling Author Lauren Nicolle Taylor. The Wounded is scheduled to release to the masses in less than two weeks. We hope you enjoy this sneak peak at the new cover. We'd love to hear your comments and thoughts on this cover as well as the series of covers so far.
The Woodlands Series by Lauren Nicolle Taylor
(Young Adult Mature- Dystopian Romance)
FREE BOOK:
Rosa never thought she'd make it to sixteen...
When being unique puts you in danger and speaking your mind can be punishable by death, you might find yourself fighting to survive. Rosa lives in The Woodlands, one of eight enclosed cities where the lone survivors of a devastating war have been gathered. In these circular cities everyone must abide by the law or face harsh punishment. Rosa's inability to conform and obey the rules brands her a leper and no one wants to be within two feet of her, until she meets Joseph. He's blonde, fair skinned, blue eyed and the laid back, ever-grinning, complete opposite of Rosa. She's never met anyone quite like him, and she knows that spells danger.
But differences weren't always a bad thing. People used to think being unique was one of the most treasured of traits to have. That was before the bitter race war decimated most of the planet, leaving the Russian wilderness as the only scrap of
land habitable for survivors. Now, the Superiors, who ruthlessly control the concrete cities with an iron fist, are obsessed with creating a 'raceless' race. They are convinced this is the only way to avoid another war. Any anomalies must be destroyed.
The Superiors are unstoppable and can do anything they want, after all, they are considered super heroes by the general public. But not everyone see's them this way. When they continue to abuse their power by collecting young girls for use in their secret, high-tech breeding program, they have no idea that one of those girls has somehow managed to make friends even she didn't know she had. And one man will stop at nothing to save her.
THE WALL by Lauren Nicolle Taylor
Book 2 in The Woodlands Series
Joseph, wake up, wake up, wake up.
She says it over and over. It's her plea, her prayer, her mantra. But life doesn't stop while he's sleeping. Rosa's been thrown into a new world, with new rules, and a philosophy that sounds too good to be true. She's also sure they didn't rescue her out of the goodness of their hearts.
The Survivors must want something from them… but what?
The Wall finds Rosa eagerly entering a new life, yet struggling to keep the demons and ghosts of the past from dragging her backwards.
She's left so many people behind and isn't sure how to start over.
There's freedom in the Survivors' world, more than she'd ever dreamed of, but there's also secrets. The darkest of which pulls Rosa headfirst into a trauma, forcing her to reevaluate her past and pushing her to make a choice that may destroy the tenuous, sewn-together family she's built on the outside.
Will Rosa make the right choice… or will she lose everything she has fought so hard for?
THE WOUNDED by Lauren Nicolle Taylor
You think you're in control, that you have your hands on the reins. But I'm starting to think either someone else is driving or the reins are attached to nothing. Just flapping and snapping in the breeze. What could be simple, never is.
Rosa doesn't want to get used to being separated from Joseph, from Orry. But now she must battle her way back to her family, her future, at the same time struggling to come to terms with her father's past, his secrets and what he means to her now.
With her best friend Rash by her side she feels blessed and cursed. He is her saving grace but will Joseph accept him, and will he forgive her for leaving? More importantly will she manage to return to him? Rosa must pull these threads together. Hold herself in as she hacks her way back to The Wall with the aid of new companions but not the one person she'd planned on saving.
Finding her way back is only the beginning. The biggest changes, the shocking outcomes are waiting. Hovering over the town like a menacing vapour.
The Wounded have waited, nursed, and been dormant for too long and now they're coming, dragging the ghosts of their lost ones behind them.
About Lauren Nicolle Taylor
Lauren Nicolle Taylor is a 33-year-old mother living in the tiny, lush town of Bridgewater on the other side of the world in Australia. She married her high school sweetheart and has three very boisterous and individual children. She earned a Bachelors degree in Health Sciences with Honours in Obstetrics and Gynecology and majored in Psychology while minoring in Contemporary Australian Writing.
After a disastrous attempt to build her dream house that left her family homeless, She found herself inexplicably drawn to the computer. She started writing, not really knowing where it may lead but ended up, eight weeks later, with the rough draft of The Woodlands.
In 2013, Lauren Nicolle Taylor accepted a publishing contract with Clean Teen Publishing. Her first published novel, The Woodlands, was released on August 30, 2013. Currently, Lauren has finished her manuscript for the second and third book in the series titled: The Wall and The Wounded.
Where to find Lauren: Blog / Facebook / Twitter
More from Clean Teen Publishing:
Review: Pricked by Scott Mooney
Synopsis Briar Pryce has the power to change the emotions of others by handing them a rose. It is a talent that has done surprisingly little for her, besides landing her a dead-end enchantment delivery job and killing any chance she had with her childhood-crush-turned-roommate. Worst of all, her ability might be responsible for getting her best friend transformed into a cat via a cursed muffin basket. Needless to say, Briar is nowhere near happily-ever-after. But that's just life as a twenty-something in the Poisoned Apple, New York City's lost borough of fairy-tale wonder and rent-controlled magic. When Briar reluctantly agrees to help find a princess's kidnapped boyfriend in exchange for reversing the curse on her friend, she gets the heroic quest she never really wanted. Unfortunately, the life of a noble heroine is not all it's cracked up to be – the hours blow, and Briar suspect that the Royal family employing her might be evil, Republican, or both. To complete the suckage,
Review: The Arrangement by Robyn Harding
Synopsis A Pretty Woman tale turns toxic and deadly in this provocative thriller of sex, obsession, and murder from Robyn Harding, the "master of domestic suspense" (Kathleen Barber) and the USA TODAY bestselling author of The Party and Her Pretty Face . Natalie, a young art student in New York City, is struggling to pay her bills when a friend makes a suggestion: Why not go online and find a sugar daddy—a wealthy, older man who will pay her for dates and even give her a monthly allowance? Lots of girls do it, Nat learns. All that's required is to look pretty and hang on his every word. Sexual favors are optional. Though more than thirty years her senior, Gabe, a handsome corporate finance attorney, seems like the perfect candidate, and within a month, they are madly in love. At least, Nat is…Gabe already has a family, whom he has no intention of leaving. So when he abruptly ends things, Nat can't let go. But Gabe's not about to let his sugar baby destroy his perfect life
Review: Jar of Hearts by Jennifer Hillier
Synopsis This is the story of three best friends: one who was murdered, one who went to prison, and one who's been searching for the truth all these years.... When she was 16 years old, Angela Wong - one of the most popular girls in school - disappeared without a trace. Nobody ever suspected that her best friend, Georgina Shaw, now an executive and rising star at her Seattle pharmaceutical company, was involved in any way. Certainly not Kaiser Brody, who was close with both girls back in high school. But 14 years later, Angela Wong's remains are discovered in the woods near Geo's childhood home. And Kaiser - now a detective with Seattle PD - finally learns the truth: Angela was a victim of Calvin James. The same Calvin James who murdered at least three other women. To the authorities, Calvin is a serial killer. But to Geo, he's something else entirely. Back in high school, Calvin was Geo's first love. Turbulent and often volatile, their relationship borde
Lauren Dootson


Freestanding bathtubs are fixtures that stand independent of any wall surfaces and are therefore finished equally on all sides. Widely viewed as luxury fixtures because of their spa-like qualities and furniture-like presence in any bathroom, freestanding bathtubs are designed to be focal points in a bathroom layout. Unlike other bath designs, freestanding bathtubs have the option for freestanding floor mounted faucets for filling. Freestanding bathtubs come in an assortment of shapes and sizes based on your aesthetic preferences and home decor desires.


Annie Pootoogook: Cutting Ice is the art catalogue written by Nancy Campbell for the late Inuk artist Annie Pootoogook's 62 full colour drawings exhibited at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. In the accompanying critical essay Campbell interviewed the artist's family members as well as community members from Cape Dorset now called Kinngait. The artist looked at contemporary Inuit life especially indoor images depicting the lives of Inuit women. Images cover family violence, alcohol abuse as well as everday activities. The volume has dual language text with English and Inuktitut syllabics. A must have Inuit art resource for schools and libraries. Highly recommended. Caution to sensitive readers. Please note images of explicit sexuality can be viewed in this volume.


I've finally got around to getting my fine art photography website done – huge thank you to my friend Dan (www.branigan.co.uk) for burning the midnight oil to get everything finished before I head off.
The site contains a selection of still life studies of various natural objects I've picked up during my travels, and some of my more impressionistic wildlife photography. All prints are for sale through the site, or please get in touch if you have any special requests.
I'm about to head off to start a very exciting two year filming project for BBC1, I can't say too much about it at this point, but I can't wait to get filming.


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Cantonul Agen-Nord este un canton din arondismentul Agen, departamentul Lot-et-Garonne, regiunea Aquitania, Franța.

Comune

 Agen (parțial, reședință)
 Colayrac-Saint-Cirq
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Composition Nuts & Bolts with Phyllis Steimel
$170 / $140 members
Six Tuesdays - Feb. 11, 18, 25 & March 3, 10, 17.
Ages 15-Adult; Limit 12 students
Mastering the principles of good composition is the cornerstone on which a visual artist builds her experience. Beginning with the basics, students will step through increasingly challenging theories and techniques to engage the viewer and move the eye around the painting. Students are encouraged to bring the medium of their choice (oils, acrylic, watercolor, pastels, etc.), or Waterworks will provide drawing paper and pencils. These classes apply to all media.
Composition Nuts & Bolts
Non-Member $175.10 USD Member $144.20 USD
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PHYLLIS STEIMEL is a native of Rochester, NY. She graduated from Syracuse University with a BFA in Art Education. She is a retired swimming coach and founder of the Rowan Aquatic Club YMCA Team in 1983.
Following her coaching career, she dedicated herself to art. Phyllis is a member of Oil Painters of America, Associated Artists of Winston-Salem, International Plein Air Painters, American Impressionist Society and the Waterworks Visual Art Center. She is a founding member of Plein Air Carolina.
Hand & Wheel Pottery with Brent Smith
Six Tuesdays: Feb 25, March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31.
Open Studio—April 4, 10am-2pm
Join Brent in the studio for all things clay! Beginners will learn the basics of hand building and throwing on the wheel. Experienced students will improve their skills and explore new approaches to their current ceramic practice.
Hand & Wheel Pottery
Brent Smith is a 1993 East Carolina graduate who works as a full-time potter. He works in his studio and showroom behind his farmhouse in Rowan County, where he continually experiments with forms, clays, glazes, and textures. He sometimes digs his own natural clay. Brent is known for his lidded jars, and large wheel-thrown pots.
Brent has been teaching youth/adult hand and wheel classes at Waterworks for over a decade and a half. In recognition and appreciation for his contributions to the visual arts in Rowan County and educational programming, Brent was the 2014 recipient of the Waterworks' Lucille P. and Edwin O. Norvell Family Art of Teaching Award.
Portrait Painting with Dani Iris
Six Thursdays: March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2,9.
6:30- 9 pm
Approach portraiture in a new and creative way. Dani captures the essence of her subjects and renders them onto paper, or even fabric canvas using natural pigments she creates herself. Her free spirit and passion is contagious, and students will love Dani's fresh approach to teaching the skills of portrait painting.
DANIELLE "DANI" IRIS received her BFA in painting and fiber from Appalachian State University. She is the 2018 recipient of the Windgate Fellowship, a grant awarded to recent graduate artists to help kick start their career.
Dani joined Waterworks last summer as a Summer ARTventures instructor, teaching Landscape Weaving.
Creating with Hand-Printed Fabric
with Shirl Hull
Six Thursdays: March 5, 12, 19, 26, April 2,9
Create your own unique textile using one of the oldest and easiest printing techniques—stamping. Design your stamp, plan pattern placement, print onto white fabric using permanent pigments. Ultimately, you will turn your textile into an artistic and/or functional accessory to enhance your home or yourself. Light hand sewing may be involved.
SHIRL HULL is an artist and designer. She graduated from Loyla Marymount University, Los Angeles, CA, with a B.A. degree in Studio Art. Shirl advanced her studies by completing Jewelry Design, Lost Wax Casting and Jewelry Fabrication from El Camino College and California State University, both in California.
Shirl loves to travel and has taken two cultural trips to the African Continent. She resides in Spencer, NC.
Check out additional adult class options on the ARTpops page!
YOUTH CLASSES AND WORKSHOPS
Messy Art for Toddlers: Clay Magic
10-11 AM
Ages 18 months-3 years; Limit 8 students; 10-11 am
Parent or guardian must accompany child.
Instructor: Debbie Hoffman
$30 / $20 members
We all love PlayDoh®, so our little ones will make their own, then squish, squeeze, flatten and mold the dough into a one-of-a-kind sculpture. Then, using rolling pins and cookie cutters, the children will make and decorate hanging creations.
Spring Toddler Time 1.5-3 yr olds - Clay Magic
Non-Members $30.90 USD Members $20.60 USD
Ooey, Gooey, Kablooey
Ages 4-6; Limit 10 students; 10 am-12:30 pm
This is messy art heaven! Youngsters will love inventing a new playdough, creating puffy paint, and of course, making slime! What happens when two colors are mixed together? Learn the facts about color in Ooey, Gooey, Kablooey!
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Clay Bunnies
Ages 7-12; Limit 10 students; 10 am-12:30 pm
Instructor: Brenda Gariepy
Young artists will create adorable decorative clay bunnies in celebration of the return of spring. Their fingers will explore pinching, twisting and rolling clay into shapes. They will finish their bunnies with paint-on glazes, which will turn colorful upon firing in the kiln.
To Mommy with Love
Ages 4-6; Limit 10 students
10 am-12:30 pm
Using paper, recycled materials and paint, budding artists will make beautiful keepsakes for their mommy or grandma. How fun it will be to recreate a Picasso painting and learn about the artist. A second project will be to construct French Mayday flower cones!
Saturday , May 2, 2020
Create with Clay for Mother's Day!
Instructor: Brendy Gariepy
Ready to play in the clay? Students will build two beautiful gifts for their mothers. First, a lovely flower bowl to hold her rings by the sink or maybe paper clips on her desk. Next, they'll build a picture frame! Students will glaze their pieces, and Waterworks will fire them and have them ready for pick up before Mother's Day.
Create with Clay for Mother's Day!
Meet our Youth Class Instructors
Debbie Hoffman retired last year from the Rowan-Salisbury school system after eighteen years working as an Exceptional Children teacher. She taught dance for over forty-five years. Debbie graduated from Rowan-Cabarrus Community College with an Associate of arts degree.
Debbie was the recipient of Waterworks' 2009 Lucile P. and Edwin O. Norvell Family Art of Teaching Award for her significant and selfless contributions and outstanding work in art education through Waterworks' children's educational programming. She returns to Waterworks for her twelfth year.
Brenda Gariepy currently teaches art in the Rowan-Salisbury Elementary Schools. For the last ten years, she has specialized in teaching hand-built and wheel-thrown pottery classes at Waterworks. She was a 2017 recipient of the Waterworks' Lucille P. and Edwin O. Norvell Family Art of Teaching Award for her significant and generous contributions, and outstanding work in art education through Waterworks and its educational studio programs.


Wilmer Valderrama's parents moved the family from Miami to Venezuela when he was 3 years old. At the age of 6, when most kids are focused on friends and fun, Valderrama knew he wanted to make it big as an actor. "My parents sold everything they had in Venezuela, just so they could afford to bring us, the family, to the United States," he recalled. When he was 14, they made the trip back to the U.S., and it turns out dreaming big really paid off! And it all started by playing a foreign exchange student.
Valderrama's big break came in 1998 when he landed the role of "Fez" on That '70s Show. His charming accent and witty one-liners were the perfect comedic combo. Both fans and Hollywood quickly took notice of the up-and-comer. The role even earned him three Teen Choice Awards for his adorably funny character, including "Choice TV Sidekick." The series was a breakout hit, running for eight seasons — a milestone most shows only dream of achieving. It also launched the careers of Ashton Kutcher, Laura Prepon, and Mila Kunis.
Following his massive success on TV, Valderrama leapt onto the big screen making his debut in the 2001 movie Summer Catch (you know, the baseball flick with Freddie Prinze Jr.). He's since gone on to star in more than fourteen movies, directed and produced several projects — aka Yo Momma, and he's even made some music video cameos, because why not!
His love life has always made headlines, most recently his relationship with singer Demi Lovato, but his work with the Latino community has not been overlooked. Valderrama serves on the board of Voto Latino, a non-profit that encourages Latino youth to become more politically involved. The 38-year-old actor, who joined the long-running and hugely successful CBS series NCIS in 2016, also signed a first-look deal with CBS. His production company will cover unscripted and scripted projects with a focus on diversity — talk about a major win. "As someone who immigrated to the United States at 14 years old, I am immensely passionate about this opportunity," he said — and his fans are beyond excited too!
Season 16 of NCIS premieres Sept. 25.


BANGKOK (Reuters) - Former Thai Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra skipped bail on Monday and went into exile, accusing political enemies who removed him in a 2006 coup of meddling in the courts to "finish off" him and his family.
In a hand-written statement faxed to news outlets from his refuge in London, the 59-year-old telecommunications billionaire apologised to the Supreme Court for failing to appear in a corruption case involving him and his wife, Potjaman.
"I must apologise again for deciding to come to live in England. If I am fortunate enough, I will return and die on Thai soil, just like other Thais," he said.
His decision to flee rather than fight a slew of graft charges lodged since the coup helped lift the stock market 1.8 percent on hopes political temperatures might cool after three years of turmoil.
Thaksin's former political proteges in the People Power Party (PPP), which only won December's election thanks to his huge rural popularity, quickly distanced themselves from what now appears to be an irreparably damaged former leader.
"The party is independent. Thaksin's presence or absence doesn't have any sway on its direction," Finance Minister Surapong Suebwonglee said. Before the coup, Surapong was Thaksin's spokesman and one of his most trusted aides.
Despite this, analysts saw little let-up for the government from the round-the-clock street protests of the People's Alliance for Democracy (PAD), the motley group of royalists, businessmen and Bangkok middle classes united by their hatred of Thaksin.
"Thaksin's exile is another victory for us, but our ultimate goal is to finish off the Thaksin regime by kicking out his puppet government," spokesman Parnthep Pourpongpan told Reuters.
Thaksin said his decision to leave Thailand less than six months after returning from post-coup exile had been forced on him because his foes were meddling in the judicial system "to finish off myself and my family".
"These are my political enemies. They don't care about the rule of law, facts or internationally recognised due process," he said. The Thaksin camp has consistently accused the royalist military elite of orchestrating the coup.
Potjaman was sentenced last month to three years in jail for tax fraud but was freed on bail pending an appeal. The couple's departure for China with a large amount of luggage immediately after the verdict sparked rumours they were going into exile.
Analysts say it was probably the prospect of his wife doing jail time that forced Thaksin to leave the country.
His parting swipe at the judicial system in defiance of rigidly enforced contempt-of-court laws means he will not be able to return for a long time, analysts said.
"He has defamed the court, and so he's gone for good," Thaksin biographer and political analyst Chris Baker said.
The court responded by issuing arrest warrants for the couple and seizing 13 million baht ($385,000) in bail bonds, suggesting Thaksin and Potjaman may find it harder to recover more than $2 billion frozen in Thai banks since the coup.
Thaksin had been due to return to Bangkok from the Olympic Games with his wife on Sunday evening but quietly took a plane to London instead the previous day, an aide said.
He owns British football club Manchester City and has a property in a swish west London district. At least one of his adult children is studying in London.
After his removal by the army in 2006, mainly on the pretext of "rampant corruption", Thaksin spent much of his time in the British capital, as well as in Hong Kong and Beijing.
The army-appointed interim government looked into trying to extradite him under a bilateral criminal treaty signed with Britain in 1911 but never lodged a formal request.


Zelle says that during the next 20 years, there will be a $50 billion gap between available funding and what is needed to grow, improve and maintain transportation infrastructure.
A science teacher at St. Peter High School is in trouble. Here's a distillation of Dan Nienaber's article in the Mankato Free Press: Robert Shoemaker was presenting a slide show in his ecology class several weeks ago. A student, identified as K.B.M. and who was 17 at the time, was tired and ill so he put his head on his desk. Shoemaker hit the kid in the head with a backpack (high school staff later weighed the backpack and it came in at 11 pounds). Shoemaker then yelled at the student, asking him if he was a leader in football and wrestling, why wasn't he a leader in the classroom? After class, Shoemaker apologized to the student. K.B.M. later went to the hospital emergency room with a headache and a fever. He was treated for a bruise on his neck and released. Shoemaker is charged with gross misdemeanor malicious punishment of a child and misdemeanor fifth-degree assault, and is scheduled to make his first court appearance Nov. 19. Some details on Shoemaker, 53: He's been at St. Peter since 1993. The superintendent said he doesn't remember any disciplinary actions against Shoemaker, who received the Science Teacher of the Year award from the Minnesota Science Teachers Association in 2005. He has a master's degree in biology from Bemidji State University and also teaches education classes at Gustavus Adolphus College, according to his biography on the St. Peter High School website.
Over in Red Wing, some parents are angry that the school has suspended 14 students for defacing the high school, writes Brett Boese of the Rochester Post-Bulletin. Here's what happened: Fearing a reprise of the embarrassing debacle of 2010's "Wangster Wednesday" dress-up day (the event carried racial overtones; the district was sued and settled in 2012 for $90,000), Red Wing High School first put the kibosh on a Sept. 11 commemoration, then on a "'Merica Monday" dress-up day. The administration instead approved a National Pride Day for Oct. 7. According to Boese, before Oct. 7, "students 'decorated' the high school building by writing patriotic words with chalk on the sidewalk; planting mini American flags in the grass near the main doors; filling nearby trees with red, white and blue streamers; and writing 'Merica,' '9/11 Never Forget' and other similar sayings on the building's doors and windows with washable chalk. Almost everything was cleaned up by district staff before students arrived for class. However, some of the writing that was done on the doors was unable to be removed. The district has sought repair estimates from professionals and Red Wing Superintendent Karsten Anderson said Friday that it's expected to cost around $1,400." The 14 students were suspended. Now their parents are asking the school board to reverse the suspensions because it's the first suspension for the students, many of whom are National Honor Society members, active in school groups, and are athletes who missed homecoming competitions. Here's the response from Heidi Jones, Red Wing School Board's president: "We're parents, many of us ourselves, and we understand the difficulty, but our job here tonight is to receive your concerns and put them back in the administration's hands." Anderson, the superintendent, said he would review the information and may adjust the punishments.
American Crystal Sugar is having a tough time paying its bills, writes Dave Olson of the Fargo Forum. The company, which locked out union workers in 2011 and hired "replacement workers" to work in their factories in their stead, now is telling growers the checks they will get for the crop just harvested will be much smaller than the checks they received after last year's harvest – specifically, $38 per ton compared to the $68.41 per ton last year, CEO Dave Berg said in a phone interview Monday. Berg says there's an oversupply of sugar on the market, and he places the blame squarely at the feet of the North American Free Trade Agreement.
It's a big deal when a new bishop is installed, and folks in the St. Cloud area have been working for more than a year to prepare for Thursday's installation of Donald Kettler as the ninth bishop of the diocese. The invitation-only Mass will be at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Cathedral of St. Mary in St. Cloud, writes Frank Lee of the St. Cloud Daily Times. Kettler replaces Bishop John F. Kinney, who announced his retirement last year. Kettler is a Minneapolis native who graduated from St. John's University and Seminary. Cardinals, archbishops and as many as 20 bishops have been invited, along with his family, friends and parishioners from the dioceses of Fairbanks, Alaska, and Sioux Falls, S.D., where Kettler served. Preparations involve staging plans, refurbishing the Cathedral, designing and sewing garments for the event and writing special music.
Winona's venerable watering hole Cheater's Bar, home of the Fish Bowl – a drink served in a fish bowl – has a new manager and a new name that hopefully will draw a new clientele, writes Tesla Rodriguez of the Winona Daily News. Now known as the Mason Jar, "we're moving onto a slightly older crowd," new manager Jacob Warner told the Winona City Council after they gave the OK to change the name on their liquor license. The new place will have a change in lighting and seating and, in this unfortunately worded phrase, "have added new restrooms on top of different beer." They're getting rid of the Fish Bowl drinks so as not to encourage binge drinking, putting a different focus on the back-room dance floor so it's not seen as simply a night club, and removing one of the two private corner booths which features a metal pole placed in the middle.
Gaither took part in a major Capitol Hill lobbying effort in Washington, meeting with Minnesota representatives.
WASHINGTON — Book boils down Minnesotans' presidential campaigns to this: Michele Bachmann was intimidated by Rick Perry, while Mitt Romney decidedly wasn't by Tim Pawlenty.


I have a scenario where I have a script that monitors a file location and that file location has files copied to it, i.e. /home/matt/thefile.
I want an alias that if I do place myfile.txt it will overwrite /home/matt/thefile with myfile.txt.
A function would be more appropriate.
It's in (t)csh that you'd need to use an alias as those shells don't have functions (it's also csh that introduced aliases in the first place). In (t)csh you can use history substitution to allow some kind of argument passing to aliases.
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can you alias to a position inside a file?
Where is the script for alias command in Linux?


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The 'Arnold Amendment'
By Bootie Cosgrove-Mather
October 24, 2003 / 1:21 PM / The Weekly Standard
Editor's Note: CBSNews.com is delighted to be offering stories from two distinguished new partners, The New Republic and The Weekly Standard. TNR and the Standard are the two most influential, interesting and, most important to us, fun political magazines in the country (and they both have handsome Web sites, too). Not coincidentally, they inhabit very different sides of today's ideological spectrum, with TNR headed left and the Standard going right.
This commentary from The Weekly Standard was written by Erin Montgomery .
On October 11, the Chicago Tribune editorialized that the United States has more important things to worry about than whether or not to amend the Constitution to allow foreign-born citizens to run for president: "This is a nation of immigrants, of course, and one that offers more opportunity to immigrants, naturalized citizens or not, than any other country in the world. But is it imperative that such opportunity extend to the highest office in the land? Is that critical enough to take the extraordinary step of amending the Constitution for only the 28th time in 216 years? The short answer: No." The Tribune continued, "It is more important . . . to retain the sense that the Constitution is not subject to cutting and passing at will. It is the bedrock of the nation's laws, and amendments should be restricted to matters of the greatest import."
Is the Tribune's "If it ain't broke, don't fix it" approach a reasonable one, when our nation's immigrant population is at an all-time high? And should one Constitutional clause -- "No person except a natural born citizen, or a citizen of the United States, at the time of the adoption of this Constitution, shall be eligible to the office of president" (Article II, Section 1) -- keep a slew of bright, foreign-born Americans from running for the office? Among those barred from the presidency are Michigan governor Jennifer Granholm, a Canadian-born Democrat; Labor secretary Elaine Chao (Taiwan); Housing and Urban Development secretary Mel Martinez (Cuba); former secretaries of State Henry Kissinger (Germany) and Madeleine Albright (Czechoslovakia); and of course, California governor-elect Arnold Schwarzenegger, who told CBS, "I have no interest in running for any higher office." Not that he has a choice.
Soft Power and Hard Power
Seven Reasons Why We Can't Stop Making War
But on July 10, 2003, Orrin Hatch, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee, took action against what he calls "an anachronism that is decidedly un-American." He introduced a bill that would allow a person who has been a U.S. citizen for 20 years and a resident for 14 years to run for president. Schwarzenegger recently celebrated his 20th year as a U.S. citizen, though employees of the Senate Judiciary Committee, where the bill currently stands, says the birth of Hatch's bill had nothing to do with the political aspirations of the Austrian-born muscleman. While introducing his "Equal Opportunity to Govern" Amendment before the Senate, Hatch said that perhaps the most disturbing aspect of our Constitution as it reads today is that "scores of foreign-born men and women who have risked their lives defending the freedoms and liberties of this great nation remain ineligible for the Office of President." More than 700 recipients of the Congressional Medal of Honor have been immigrants, he added. The amendment, which some have dubbed the "Arnold Amendment," would have to be approved by two-thirds of the Senate and House and three-fourths of the states.
Rep. Vic Snyder introduced a separate, yet similar, measure in the House a month earlier. Co-sponsored by Rep. Barney Frank (D-Mass.), this amendment would require a person to have been a citizen for at least 35 years in order to run for president. Under the House version, Schwarzenegger wouldn't be eligible until he was 70. (Before the new California governor-elect was even elected, Frank lamented that Schwarzenegger may hurt the effort more than help since "he is a pretty polarizing figure.")
University of Alabama historian Forrest McDonald is adamant that the Constitution remain unchanged. While testifying before a House subcommittee three years ago, he recalled that delegates to the American Constitutional Convention of 1787 feared foreign influence, especially after Austria, Prussia, and Russia "rigged the election of a new monarch in Poland, subsequently dividing the hapless nation among themselves." It was this fear, as well as the founders' concern that a European monarch, such as a relative of King George III, might be imported to rule America, that prompted the formation of the natural-born citizen clause. Naturalized citizens are "bound to be influenced by nativity, whether in the form of hostility or favoritism," McDonald told the House subcommittee.
Many immigration officials also say immigrants always have emotional ties to the country of their birth. And even if a foreign-born president judged fairly in a dispute between the United States and a home country, he still might have to grapple with a public perception of bias, McDonald told the Los Angeles Times. The professor also worries about a foreign government planting an agent in the United States, and grooming him to one day run for the presidency. "As commander in chief, it is not enough to be above reproach, one must be above the suspicion of reproach," McDonald says.
Still, the language of the Constitution implies that foreign-born citizens are less trustworthy than native-borns. As a nation founded by immigrants, do we have the right to maintain that the more than 12 million Americans who were born elsewhere and who pay taxes, serve on juries, vote, and die in combat cannot have the same opportunities? On the other hand, how do we measure patriotism, and is it a compelling enough reason to amend the Constitution?
When we consider how slow-moving the legislative process has been for both bills, such questions begin to sound premature. The Legislative Status Office at the Senate says Hatch's bill is still in the Committee on the Judiciary. No action has been taken since it was first introduced in July. As for the House bill, it was referred to the Subcommittee on the Constitution in June, but a hearing has not yet been held. Neither bill is scheduled for committee action at this time.
Erin Montgomery is an editorial assistant at The Weekly Standard.
By Erin Montgomery
First published on October 24, 2003 / 1:21 PM
The Uplift — Stories That Inspire
USS Lincoln returns home after 10 months at sea
When the Lincoln docked in San Diego, it returned to a new port of call and families moved across the country.
Jason Momoa visits children's hospital
He challenged one little boy to an arm wrestling match — betting a trip to the "Aquaman 2" set if the boy won.
Violinist inspiring others by celebrating black composers
Rachel Barton Pine's Music by Black Composers initiative aims to highlight works by composers who may have been overlooked by history.
Stray dog named "Subway Sally" goes viral
One employee hopes the dog, named "Subway Sally," helps raise awareness for other stray pets.
Bruce Springsteen's youngest son becomes firefighter in Jersey
The legendary performer and wife Patti Scialfa were at the ceremony to cheer Sam on.
Man who shot church gunman receives Texas' highest civilian honor
Jack Wilson, the 71-year-old volunteer security guard who said he killed the gunman with a single shot, was honored Monday for his heroism.


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This is my summary of notable observations, potential chapter activities, and ideas for the future, that came out of my attendance at Wikimania 2012. It is just in dot-point form. Sorry it has taken so long – a copy was sent to the committee on August 15.
1 Wikimedia Chapters Association - first meeting
2 Presentation: Cool chapter projects (by Lodewijk Gelauff and Deror Avi)
3 Presentation: Monmouthpedia (John Cummings)
4 WMF - LiAnna Davis (education)
5 Presentation: DavisWiki / LocalWiki (by Philip Neustrom)
6 Presentation: OpenStreetMap
7 Open Tasmania
8 Wikimedia Asia lunch
9 Australian visit from Archivist of the US
10 In general, a suggestion about the chapter structure
Wikimedia Chapters Association - first meeting
The WCA was established on July 11 and the minutes of this meeting is available.
The details have been discussed in various other forums in great detail so I won't duplicate that here.
I met two of the reps in NY the previous week (Ziko van Dijk from NL, Richard Knipel from US-NYC)
At this meeting I personally met Ray Saintonge (CA), Manuel Schneider (AT), Florence Devouard (FR), Deryck Chan (HK), Fae (UK), for the first time.
Presentation: Cool chapter projects (by Lodewijk Gelauff and Deror Avi)
This presentation featured some of the activities of Wikimedia chapters around the world. WMAU's projects with the APC (History of the Paralympic Movement, and Wikimedians to the Games) were included as one of the cool chapter project highlights - well done Laura and all involved!
Wiki Loves Monuments - map of nations participating in WLM 2013 was displayed and Oceania was the only continent missing! http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Participating_Countries_WLM_2012.svg
I believe discussion was held up because of the term "Monuments" which has a different meaning in Australia - usually referring to things like statues.
Adam Jenkins wrote up a proposal for a similar competition - http://comm.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/Proposal:Wikipedia_loves_..._my_town - but it would be good to be a part of the international competition.
I also spoke to Jon and Lennart from WMSE about their related Wiki Loves Public Art project: http://se.wikimedia.org/wiki/Projekt:Europeana_Awareness/Wiki_Loves_Public_Art planned for May 2013
There has since been some discussion on the WMAU members mailing list about being involved in WLM2013. It will take a lot of work, most likely shared between a group of people due to our geography.
Presentation: Monmouthpedia (John Cummings)
(If you are not aware of MonmouthpediA, check out http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:GLAM/MonmouthpediA). I met John Cummings in New York and chatted to him about the project a few times while I was there. He presented a session about the project. The project is an excellent example of how to merge Wikipedia content with the "real world" – the town had even seen a boost in tourism since the launch. Support from local government was excellent.
My intention was to chat to him after the project to see if there was potential for spreading the concept further (such as a location in Australia, of course). However during the session he announced the next site of the locality-wide QR codes as Gibraltar (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:GLAM/GibraltarpediA). One of the drawcards of Gibraltar is that it has six languages in common use, drawing on the multilingual component of QRpedia. I expect that the concept will expand to other sites after this.
There is a QRpedia project currently in development underway in Fremantle – entirely independent of MonmouthpediA I should point out. Obviously the chapter should (and does) strongly support this project.
WMF - LiAnna Davis (education)
I spoke to a couple of WMF staff at the closing event, one of whom was LiAnna Davis, who works in the Education area. She mentioned she is involved with the WMF's social media channels. I discovered that they are able (and willing) to use their Wikipedia Facebook account (currently just over 1 million fans) to promote local activities and meetups (using geo-targetting of course). I have contacted her to find out what the process is and how many people their account identifies in each of the major Australian cities.
Presentation: DavisWiki / LocalWiki (by Philip Neustrom)
One of good things about the conference was attending sessions on topics which you didn't previously have a lot of knowledge or interest... but afterwards you are glad you did! I went to the presentation about LocalWiki. In a nutshell, it is simply a wiki (non-Wikimedia - privately hosted, but open) about a local area. Doesn't sound too exciting, but the specific example discussed was DavisWiki (http://daviswiki.org), based in the city of Davis, California. What surprised me was that over 90% of the population had used it, and over 1 in 7 residents edit it. The software used is LocalWiki (http://localwiki.org) and has since been developed and used for several others "local community" Wikis - two of which have launched (https://guide.localwiki.org/Communities) about about 30 of which are labelled as "incubating" (in development).
I noticed that two of the incubating ones are based in Australia:
Sydney - spearheaded by the "Sydney Wiki Foundation Group" which includes "Angela Clark, Neerav Bhatt, Stuart Thomas, Barbara McKee, Maurits Vandervlugt, Robyn Lui, Tim Dick, David Spence, Ian Gardiner, Paula Masselos, Glen Frost, Ricky Sutton, Annie Le Cavaliar and Cass O'Connor." (I don't recognise any of those names)
The Mt Barker wiki info page doesn't list any names but a contact email address of finnis@internode.on.net. Plans are to merge an existing Hahndorf wiki (not a LocalWiki site - http://hahndorf.wikispot.org/) are dated from 2009.
I have been in touch with Philip and have since established the framework for a Tasmanian wiki – http://tasmania.localwiki.org – no content yet, so don;t be disappointed!
I'm not sure how WMAU could support these sites - or other Australian ones? They are independent from the WMF projects. At the moment, LocalWiki does not offer web hosting. Perhaps this is something that WMAU could assist with, although I understand our site is hosted by Linux Users of Victoria at the moment.
Presentation: OpenStreetMap
There was an interesting presentation about the OpenStreetMap project. One example of its usage is in Nairobi, where there is a slum area called Kibera which is ignored by the government. Official maps show it virtually nonexistent. Residents have mapped the area and put it on OpenStreetMap - http://tools.geofabrik.de/mc/?mt0=mapnik&mt1=googlemap&lon=36.79025&lat=-1.31367&zoom=16. Anyway - I have been a frequent OpenStreetMap editor in the past, so I took the opportunity to take a look at the project again. They have been going through a license migration from CC-BY-SA 2.0 to ODbL over the past couple of years. In the last month, this is resulted in the redacting of edits from contributors who did not agree to the new license terms, decimating parts of the map. I don't know if there is anything that WMAU can do to assist. More generally:
I believe supporting OSM falls within our mission ("promote development of Free Cultural Works"). Clearly, OpenStreetMap and Wikipedia have a lot in common - http://wiki.openstreetmap.org/wiki/Collaboration_with_Wikipedia
There is an Australian project and a fairly active Australian mailing list, but they don't have national chapters yet.
As far as I'm aware we don't yet have a relationship with OSM users in Australia.
Their annual conference "State of the Map" is in Tokyo on 6-8 September 2012. A bit close for this year but perhaps we could offer scholarships for next year?
Open Tasmania
My twitter activity caught the eye of someone else on my list, who has been in talks with a few others about an "open government / open law" site - has support of some MPs down here. It is generally about making government data open and accessible to all. I have just been invited to join the newly created mailing list - no further details yet.
In other local news, we are trying to kick start the Tassie community - JJ Harrison, Isaac Manz and myself organised a Hobart Meetup in September, attended by six people, and plan on regular events in Tasmania.
Wikimedia Asia lunch
Deryck Chan (WMHK) organised a Wikimedia Asia lunch. This was attended by Gideon, Liam and myself from Australia, as well as Wikimedians from India, Sri Lanka, Bangladesh, Hong Kong, Thailand, Philippines, China, Japan and New Zealand - possibly more! This was primarily social - it was good to get to know the others, particularly with HK hosting next year.
Australian visit from Archivist of the US
I posted this to the committee list at the time, since timeframes were tight. The International Council on Archives Congress was in Brisbane, August 20-24. There was a bit of discussion on the commitee list but tickets were quite expensive (obviously the corporate/government sectors are the intended market).
Also related: Gnangarra and I saw a panel presentation, "GLAM professionals" which included one particular speaker - Pamela Wright, Chief Digital Access Strategist, National Archives and Records Administration. We though it may be worthwhile to fund her to do a speaking tour of Australia - invite the major players (state archive offices mainly, and others)
In general, a suggestion about the chapter structure
One thing I observed, particularly with the chapter based projects, is that most of them generally have a "local contact" in each chapter. Of course in Australia, having a single national contact doesn't really work with our size and population density, as someone in. eg. Melbourne is not going to easily co-ordinate events in Perth or Brisbane.
I suggest we follow up on a proposal by John from some time ago - http://comm.wikimedia.org.au/wiki/Proposal:State_representation - with a minor change that the state reps are not necessarily committee members (which saves the awkwardness of a 40-50 member organisation having a committee of 10-12 people). Ideally we would want a rep in NSW, Vic, Qld, SA, WA, and optionally in Tas, ACT and NT (optional because there have been occasions where we only have 1-2 financial members in each of these areas). The state representative acts as the local contact for meetups, events and GLAM contacts.
I tried to keep track of all the Australian Wikimedians who attended, at last count ...
Graham Pearce
Gnangarra
Whiteghost.ink
Steven Zhang
Jutta von Dincklage
Joe Fox
Jessica Coates
Andrew Garrett
.. and myself. I also met Gadfium (Charles - not sure of last name) from New Zealand. I asked him whether there was interest in formation of a NZ chapter. He said he wasn't really aware of anyone who was.
Last but not least - thank you to Wikimedia Australia for the opportunity to attend such an event. It was fantastic both personally and professionally, and to meet people whose names I have seen online for years! I hope some of the suggestions above can be of benefit to the chapter and Australian Wikipedian community.
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Mississippi Highway 333 (MS 333), signed as Mississippi Highway 333 Scenic (MS 333 Scenic), is a  north-south state highway located entirely in Grenada County, Mississippi. It connects Grenada Dam and Hugh White State Park with the city of Grenada and Interstate 55 (I-55).

Mainline MS 333 covers only the portion of the highway between MS 8 to Old Highway 8 (near Hugh White State Park). The MS 333 Scenic designation covers the entire route, entirely overlapping its parent route, with this being the only instance in Mississippi where a scenic route not only overlaps the entire length of its parent route, but its parent route also being entirely unsigned.

Route description

MS 333 Scenic begins in the city of Grenada at an interchange with Interstate 55 (I-55)/MS 7 (exit 206). It heads southeast, concurrent with MS 8, as a four-lane divided highway through a major business district, where it has an intersection with South Street, before narrowing to an undivided highway to curve eastward and pass through neighborhoods. The highway has an intersection with U.S. Route 51 (US 51) before traveling along the southern side of downtown for several blocks to cross a bridge over Batupan Bogue. They now pass through the neighborhood of Futheyville, where MS 333 Scenic splits off and heads north as a two-lane road. Here, this is the officially designated section of MS 333. It almost immediately has an intersection with Old Highway 8 (which provides access to nearby Hugh White State Park) where MS 333 ends, and MS 333 Scenic leaves the Grenada city limits winding its way north through some hilly woodlands for a few miles (passing by a civil war era confederate fort) to cross the dam's spillway (inadvertently also crossing the Yalobusha River) before having its first intersection with Toe Road (provides access to MS 332) before passing directly over top of Grenada Dam. The highway has another intersection with Toe Road as it passes by the North Abutment Campground before leaving the dam area and winding its way through hilly, wooded terrain for the next several miles. MS 333 Scenic comes to an intersection with MS 7, which lies not even 500 feet from the Yalobusha County, and they head southwest through farmland for several miles to have another interchange with I-55 (exit 211) just south of the community of Hardy. MS 333 Scenic ends here, MS 7 splits off to head south along I-555, and the road ahead is unsigned MS 729 which travels for  to come to an end at an intersection with US 51.

History
MS 333 Scenic originated in 1958 as MS 333, a new highway to connect MS 7 and MS 8, as well as the city of Grenada and surrounding areas, with the then new constructed Grenada Dam, built in 1954. It also served as a replacement for a nearby highway that was flooded out due to the newly formed lake, Mississippi Highway 335 (MS 335). When Scenic routes were being designated across northern Mississippi in the 1960s, MS 333 was resigned entirely as MS 333 Scenic (though the designation is still technically active). The highway is still referred to by locals as simply Highway 333.

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Transportation in Grenada County, Mississippi


When it comes to flights, nonstop is usually the name of the game for families. But when there are none available—or when there's a serious savings by adding a stop—we're convinced otherwise. On my trip home last week from visiting family in Spain, I booked a 24-hour layover in Lisbon with my kids. We barely scratched the surface of the Portuguese capital, but it was a fantastic intro to a city, and a country, where I hope to return soon. Here's how to plan your own mid-trip pause in Lisbon.
Lisbon has its fair share of nice hotels, but I picked the Palacio Belmonte for its central location and then fell in love with its history and family-friendly flair. A 14th-century palace next to the Castelo de São Jorge in the Alfama neighborhood, the nine-room Belmonte feels more like a house than a hotel. It's owned by a family with a passel of grandchildren who wanted to combine the authenticity of a regal home with the kid-welcoming attitude of a guest house. My two traipsed through the salons scouting animals on the restored tiles and playing chess games or grabbing books from the well-stocked shelves. There's also a garden and pool, where the staff serves an organic breakfast in the mornings. If the kids had their way, we would have spent the entire 24 hours here.
The sprawling Mercado da Ribeira is both traditional food market and modern food hall. Book the amazing Célia Pedroso to help you navigate, and she'll introduce you to the vendors, explain the area's history and lead you on a taste-testing crawl around the stalls in the central hall. She knows what your kids will eat, can point you to the cute playground next door and walk you through the cool cafes nearby so you know where to dine later. Best done in the morning when the market vendors are in full swing; come hungry for lunch.
The famous #28 runs up and down the hills of Lisbon's historic neighborhoods. It's listed by many as a must-do, in part for the experience of a vintage trolley, in part due to the fact that most of us don't have the energy to climb these hills on our own two feet. It's also crowded, and you likely will wait for at least a couple to pass before you there's space to board (forget getting a seat). Next time I would do one of the tourist trolleys that offer hop-on/hop-off tours. Sure, it's less authentic but the trolleys are still historic, and there are nothing but foreigners on them either way.
I'd heard that the Portuguese were very welcoming of children even in nicer restaurants. The rumors were correct. Given tight timing and tired kids, I stayed close to the hotel for dinner, and we had an amazing meal at Chapitô, a circus school and performing arts center with a restaurant. There's a more casual terrace with a tapas menu, but we booked the upstairs eatery with jawdropper views over the city and river. The bartender squeezed up fresh juice for the kids, and the menu had fish, juicy steaks and home-made pasta that suited everyone perfectly. When we left at 9 p.m., there were still two families mid-meal and not a single stink-eye in the house.
I gave the new photo-on-demand service Flytographer a spin on this trip. Read why I'll be using it again and again in our Travel Journal.