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Q: Why does my java program throw java.lang.NoSuchMethodError when using JDA in heroku? I have this java discord bot hosted on Heroku, after upgrading to latest version of JDA i had to change onGuildMessageReceived to onMessageReceived.
When running my bot from intellij it works without any problem but when executing it from Heroku it gives me "java.lang.NoSuchMethodError: 'net.dv8tion.jda.api.entities.AudioChannel net.dv8tion.jda.api.entities.GuildVoiceState.getChannel()" every time I send a message on Discord.
The code that causes this error is: AudioChannel audioChannel = e.getMember().getVoiceState().getChannel(); inside of onMessageReceived.
I personally feel that maven could be importing the wrong version to Heroku but I don't have any way to check it, so here it is my pom.xml:
<project xmlns="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0"
         xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance"
         xsi:schemaLocation="http://maven.apache.org/POM/4.0.0 http://maven.apache.org/xsd/maven-4.0.0.xsd">
    <build>
        <plugins>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>com.heroku.sdk</groupId>
                <artifactId>heroku-maven-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>3.0.3</version>
            </plugin>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
                <artifactId>maven-compiler-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>3.10.1</version>
                <configuration>
                    <release>17</release>
                </configuration>
            </plugin>
            <plugin>
                <groupId>org.apache.maven.plugins</groupId>
                <artifactId>maven-shade-plugin</artifactId>
                <version>3.2.4</version>
                <executions>
                    <execution>
                        <phase>package</phase>
                        <goals>
                            <goal>shade</goal>
                        </goals>
                        <configuration>
                            <transformers>
                                <transformer implementation="org.apache.maven.plugins.shade.resource.ManifestResourceTransformer">
                                    <mainClass>com.furetto126.furettobot.FurettoBot</mainClass>
                                </transformer>
                            </transformers>
                        </configuration>
                    </execution>
                </executions>
            </plugin>
        </plugins>
    </build>
    <modelVersion>4.0.0</modelVersion>

    <groupId>com.furetto126.furettobot</groupId>
    <artifactId>FurettoBot</artifactId>
    <version>1.1</version>

    <properties>
        <maven.compiler.release>17</maven.compiler.release>
    </properties>

    <repositories>
        <repository>
            <id>dv8tion</id>
            <name>m2-dv8tion</name>
            <url>https://m2.dv8tion.net/releases</url>
        </repository>
    </repositories>
    <dependencies>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>net.dv8tion</groupId>
            <artifactId>JDA</artifactId>
            <version>5.0.0-alpha.12</version>
            <scope>compile</scope>
        </dependency>
        <dependency>
            <groupId>com.sedmelluq</groupId>
            <artifactId>lavaplayer</artifactId>
            <version>1.3.77</version>
        </dependency>
    </dependencies>
</project>

A: From my experience, java.lang.NoSuchMethodError usually means there is jar conflicts, which suggets there is more than one jar file contains certain Class. You can simple double click shift in idea and search the certain class name to  check if there is more than on jar contains certain class

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One year ago, I watched TV. Not only did I watch live TV, but I watched TV online. Hell, I watched bad TV online.
Now, I watch the The Rachel Maddow Show and occasionally reruns of Seinfeld. Sometimes I turn on Lost, only to find that a.) I have no idea what's going on and b.) it gives me anxiety. Thanks to the deluxe cable package, I also watch movies I've already seen. In one week, I tuned in to snippits of The Reader, Schindler's List, Blackhawk Down, and The Boy In The Striped Pajamas before realizing that I had seen three Holocaust films too many.
One year ago, sleeping in meant after noon.
Now, it means after 9AM.
One year ago, the word "splurge" applied to shoes, t-shirts, concert tickets, and similar items.
Now, it means buying meat at the grocery store.
One year ago, going out meant pre-gaming at the house and leaving by 11PM.
Now, it means having an after-work beer and getting home before 11PM.


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A New MACLA Exhibit Explores the Shaping of the Latino Identity
MACLA is showing a collection of work by Latino artists that focuses on
the ways Latin Americans have customized their possessions, their homes and themselves to reflect their identities.
December 23, 2015 By Nick Veronin
HOT ROD: Many of the artists on display at MACLA's exhibit, 'Custom Lives: Rasquache Rennaissance' are interested in the aesthetic value and metaphorical significance of the automobile.
The immigrant experience is one of perpetual reinvention, as well as enduring remembrance. It is a constant struggle between the desire to assimilate into a new culture and retain a sense of what came before.
In an effort to strike a balance betwixt the traditions of the motherland and the customs of their new home, immigrant communities invariably create hybrid languages, new genres of music and unique styles of art.
In Latin American culture, these mash-ups can be seen in the vernacular of "Spanglish," the sounds of Rock en Español, and in the group exhibition, "Custom Lives: Rasquache Renaissance," now on display at MACLA—or Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana.
The San Jose-based gallery, performance space and community organization is currently showing a collection of work by nine Latino artists—all of it focused on the ways in which Latin Americans have customized their possessions, their homes and themselves to reflect their blended identities.
The exhibit, which runs through spring 2016 leads up to a March performance of the one-man show '57 Chevy. The stage piece by artist Ric Salinas and comedian Cris Franco explores the development of a Latino immigrant family over multiple generations, as they move from the barrio to the suburbs.
According to Joey Reyes, curator of engagement and dialog at MACLA, the piece takes its name from the car that was used to transport the family from one country to the next, and which comes to symbolize both social mobility and a way into American car culture.
Cars factor big into the "Custom Lives" exhibit. As Reyes explains, Chicano lowrider culture grew out of a merging of Latin American aesthetics and the U.S. fascination with hot rods.
A piece of ready-made art by Carlos Rol—n, a.k.a. Dzine, is a collection of lowrider rims, arranged in the pattern of a lotus on the wall. Constructing the piece for the artist—who directed Reyes and his team remotely—required that they go to lowrider clubs to find the appropriate rims. "It took us to communities that we never go," he says.
Gilbert "Magu" Luján shapes cartoon-like classic cars from clay. Betsabeé Romero also has a flowering pattern up on one of the gallery's walls. Her piece is constructed mostly of car mirrors and symbolizes moving forward and back through time and space.
"For her, the vehicle is also about migration—moving across borders, moving across space, moving across time," Reyes says of Romero's piece, pointing to the Mesoamerican symbolism painted on the mirrors, such as the snake eating itself, alluding to the notion held by many pre-Columbian religions that time is cyclical.
Cars are not the only jumping off point for the work displayed in the "Custom Lives" exhibit. Ana Serrano uses cardboard to craft brightly colored reconstructions of the security gates, which protected the doors and windows of the homes in her neighborhood.
"It's taking the thing that could be synonymous with danger and still having some way of trying to camouflage it," Reyes says. "It's like you know there are issues of security in your neighborhood, but still there are the aesthetic concerns of how it functions in your space. How do you camouflage something that you live with every day to transcend these issues of security in your neighborhood?"
All of the work on display in the current MACLA exhibit is part of a broader tradition known as rasquache—a term, which Reyes says was once derogatory.
"It means 'discarded' or 'throwaway,'" he says. However, in the context of rasquache art, it means "creating something out of nothing—using discarded materials and imbuing them with meaning."
For impoverished immigrant families, who were coming to the United States from Mexico, Central and South America with little more than the clothes on their backs, repurposing discarded materials often made all the difference, he says. People fashioned planters out of old tires and planted flowers in them, for example—making a space for something beautiful out of something that would have otherwise just ended up in the dump.
Custom Lives: Rasquache Renaissance
Thru Mar 13, Wed-Sun 12am
MACLA, San Jose
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package org.apache.hadoop.io;

import junit.framework.TestCase;

import java.io.IOException;
import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.nio.charset.CharacterCodingException;
import java.util.Random;

/** Unit tests for LargeUTF8. */
public class TestText extends TestCase {
  private static final int NUM_ITERATIONS = 100;
  public TestText(String name) { super(name); }

  private static final Random RANDOM = new Random(1);

  private static final int RAND_LEN = -1;

  // generate a valid java String
  private static String getTestString(int len) throws Exception {
    StringBuilder buffer = new StringBuilder();
    int length = (len==RAND_LEN) ? RANDOM.nextInt(1000) : len;
    while (buffer.length()<length) {
      int codePoint = RANDOM.nextInt(Character.MAX_CODE_POINT);
      char tmpStr[] = new char[2];
      if (Character.isDefined(codePoint)) {
        //unpaired surrogate
        if (codePoint < Character.MIN_SUPPLEMENTARY_CODE_POINT &&
            !Character.isHighSurrogate((char)codePoint) &&
            !Character.isLowSurrogate((char)codePoint)) {
          Character.toChars(codePoint, tmpStr, 0);
          buffer.append(tmpStr);
        }
      }
    }
    return buffer.toString();
  }

  public static String getTestString() throws Exception {
    return getTestString(RAND_LEN);
  }

  public static String getLongString() throws Exception {
    String str = getTestString();
    int length = Short.MAX_VALUE+str.length();
    StringBuilder buffer = new StringBuilder();
    while(buffer.length()<length)
      buffer.append(str);

    return buffer.toString();
  }

  public void testWritable() throws Exception {
    for (int i = 0; i < NUM_ITERATIONS; i++) {
      String str;
      if (i == 0)
        str = getLongString();
      else
        str = getTestString();
      TestWritable.testWritable(new Text(str));
    }
  }

  public void testCoding() throws Exception {
    String before = "Bad \t encoding \t testcase";
    Text text = new Text(before);
    String after = text.toString();
    assertTrue(before.equals(after));

    for (int i = 0; i < NUM_ITERATIONS; i++) {
      // generate a random string
      if (i == 0)
        before = getLongString();
      else
        before = getTestString();

      // test string to utf8
      ByteBuffer bb = Text.encode(before);

      byte[] utf8Text = bb.array();
      byte[] utf8Java = before.getBytes("UTF-8");
      assertEquals(0, WritableComparator.compareBytes(
                                                      utf8Text, 0, bb.limit(),
                                                      utf8Java, 0, utf8Java.length));

      // test utf8 to string
      after = Text.decode(utf8Java);
      assertTrue(before.equals(after));
    }
  }

  public void testIO() throws Exception {
    DataOutputBuffer out = new DataOutputBuffer();
    DataInputBuffer in = new DataInputBuffer();

    for (int i = 0; i < NUM_ITERATIONS; i++) {
      // generate a random string
      String before;
      if (i == 0)
        before = getLongString();
      else
        before = getTestString();

      // write it
      out.reset();
      Text.writeString(out, before);

      // test that it reads correctly
      in.reset(out.getData(), out.getLength());
      String after = Text.readString(in);
      assertTrue(before.equals(after));

      // Test compatibility with Java's other decoder
      int strLenSize = WritableUtils.getVIntSize(Text.utf8Length(before));
      String after2 = new String(out.getData(), strLenSize,
                                 out.getLength()-strLenSize, "UTF-8");
      assertTrue(before.equals(after2));
    }
  }

  public void doTestLimitedIO(String str, int len) throws IOException {
    DataOutputBuffer out = new DataOutputBuffer();
    DataInputBuffer in = new DataInputBuffer();

    out.reset();
    try {
      Text.writeString(out, str, len);
      fail("expected writeString to fail when told to write a string " +
          "that was too long!  The string was '" + str + "'");
    } catch (IOException e) {
    }
    Text.writeString(out, str, len + 1);

    // test that it reads correctly
    in.reset(out.getData(), out.getLength());
    in.mark(len);
    String after;
    try {
      after = Text.readString(in, len);
      fail("expected readString to fail when told to read a string " +
          "that was too long!  The string was '" + str + "'");
    } catch (IOException e) {
    }
    in.reset();
    after = Text.readString(in, len + 1);
    assertTrue(str.equals(after));
  }

  public void testLimitedIO() throws Exception {
    doTestLimitedIO("abcd", 3);
    doTestLimitedIO("foo bar baz", 10);
    doTestLimitedIO("1", 0);
  }

  public void testCompare() throws Exception {
    DataOutputBuffer out1 = new DataOutputBuffer();
    DataOutputBuffer out2 = new DataOutputBuffer();
    DataOutputBuffer out3 = new DataOutputBuffer();
    Text.Comparator comparator = new Text.Comparator();
    for (int i=0; i<NUM_ITERATIONS; i++) {
      // reset output buffer
      out1.reset();
      out2.reset();
      out3.reset();

      // generate two random strings
      String str1 = getTestString();
      String str2 = getTestString();
      if (i == 0) {
        str1 = getLongString();
        str2 = getLongString();
      } else {
        str1 = getTestString();
        str2 = getTestString();
      }

      // convert to texts
      Text txt1 = new Text(str1);
      Text txt2 = new Text(str2);
      Text txt3 = new Text(str1);

      // serialize them
      txt1.write(out1);
      txt2.write(out2);
      txt3.write(out3);

      // compare two strings by looking at their binary formats
      int ret1 = comparator.compare(out1.getData(), 0, out1.getLength(),
                                    out2.getData(), 0, out2.getLength());
      // compare two strings
      int ret2 = txt1.compareTo(txt2);

      assertEquals(ret1, ret2);

      // test equal
      assertEquals(txt1.compareTo(txt3), 0);
      assertEquals(comparator.compare(out1.getData(), 0, out3.getLength(),
                                      out3.getData(), 0, out3.getLength()), 0);
    }
  }

  public void testFind() throws Exception {
    Text text = new Text("abcd\u20acbdcd\u20ac");
    assertTrue(text.find("abd")==-1);
    assertTrue(text.find("ac")==-1);
    assertTrue(text.find("\u20ac")==4);
    assertTrue(text.find("\u20ac", 5)==11);
  }

  public void testFindAfterUpdatingContents() throws Exception {
    Text text = new Text("abcd");
    text.set("a".getBytes());
    assertEquals(text.getLength(),1);
    assertEquals(text.find("a"), 0);
    assertEquals(text.find("b"), -1);
  }

  public void testValidate() throws Exception {
    Text text = new Text("abcd\u20acbdcd\u20ac");
    byte [] utf8 = text.getBytes();
    int length = text.getLength();
    Text.validateUTF8(utf8, 0, length);
  }

  public void testClear() throws Exception {
    // Test lengths on an empty text object
    Text text = new Text();
    assertEquals(
        "Actual string on an empty text object must be an empty string",
        "", text.toString());
    assertEquals("Underlying byte array length must be zero",
        0, text.getBytes().length);
    assertEquals("String's length must be zero",
        0, text.getLength());

    // Test if clear works as intended
    text = new Text("abcd\u20acbdcd\u20ac");
    int len = text.getLength();
    text.clear();
    assertEquals("String must be empty after clear()",
        "", text.toString());
    assertTrue(
        "Length of the byte array must not decrease after clear()",
        text.getBytes().length >= len);
    assertEquals("Length of the string must be reset to 0 after clear()",
        0, text.getLength());
  }

  public void testTextText() throws CharacterCodingException {
    Text a=new Text("abc");
    Text b=new Text("a");
    b.set(a);
    assertEquals("abc", b.toString());
    a.append("xdefgxxx".getBytes(), 1, 4);
    assertEquals("modified aliased string", "abc", b.toString());
    assertEquals("appended string incorrectly", "abcdefg", a.toString());
    // add an extra byte so that capacity = 14 and length = 8
    a.append(new byte[]{'d'}, 0, 1);
    assertEquals(14, a.getBytes().length);
    assertEquals(8, a.copyBytes().length);
  }

  private class ConcurrentEncodeDecodeThread extends Thread {
    public ConcurrentEncodeDecodeThread(String name) {
      super(name);
    }

    @Override
    public void run() {
      String name = this.getName();
      DataOutputBuffer out = new DataOutputBuffer();
      DataInputBuffer in = new DataInputBuffer();
      for (int i=0; i < 1000; ++i) {
        try {
          out.reset();
          WritableUtils.writeString(out, name);

          in.reset(out.getData(), out.getLength());
          String s = WritableUtils.readString(in);

          assertEquals(name, s);
        } catch (Exception ioe) {
          throw new RuntimeException(ioe);
        }
      }
    }
  }

  public void testConcurrentEncodeDecode() throws Exception{
    Thread thread1 = new ConcurrentEncodeDecodeThread("apache");
    Thread thread2 = new ConcurrentEncodeDecodeThread("hadoop");

    thread1.start();
    thread2.start();

    thread2.join();
    thread2.join();
  }

  public void testAvroReflect() throws Exception {
    AvroTestUtil.testReflect
      (new Text("foo"),
       "{\"type\":\"string\",\"java-class\":\"org.apache.hadoop.io.Text\"}");
  }

  public static void main(String[] args)  throws Exception
  {
    TestText test = new TestText("main");
    test.testIO();
    test.testCompare();
    test.testCoding();
    test.testWritable();
    test.testFind();
    test.testValidate();
  }
}

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La Dernière Leçon (The Final Lesson) – Pascale Pouzadoux
Pascale Pouzadoux changes register completely for her fourth directorial feature with La Dernière Leçon which tackles head on the thorny and highly contentious issue of assisted death. Her previous films include crowd-pleasing comedies such as Toutes les Filles sont Folles with Jean Dujardin and De L'Autre Côté du Lit with Dany Boon and Sophie Marceau as a couple whose marriage has reached crisis point. But there is nothing comic or vaguely amusing in the plight of Madeleine (Marthe Villalonga) who announces to her family on her 92nd birthday that she has decided to end her own life. And the film is as drab, depressing and uncomfortable to watch as the subjet matter suggests.
Pouzadoux centres the story on the relationship between Madeleine and her daughter Diane (Sandrine Bonnaire) who gradually comes to accept her mother's decision and even helps her go through with her plan. It's based on a book by Noëlle Châtelet (the sister of former French prime minister Lionel Jospin) which describes her own mother's decision to commit suicide when she was in her 90's. Pouzadoux tries to weigh both sides of the argument, yet the balance is firmly in favour of Madeleine and Diane even though the film's most plausible character is the son Pierre (Antoine Dulery). He sees his mother's act as wholly selfish and misguided. She is not terminally ill or unable to live on her own. She has simply decided a fulfilling life has come to the end and she is wilfully ignoring the pain and hurt the decision has on her own family.
After a good life as wife, mother and mid-wife, Madeleine tells her family she intends to take her own life in five weeks time. Her announcement is met with horror by her two children and adolescent grandson Max (Grégoire Montana) who believe she is simply going through a period of depression. But Madeleine is clear-headed and determined to go ahead with her plan leaving nothing to chance. She's packed and labelled her possessions, said goodbye to her friends and now wants to spend the remaining weeks with her family. While Diane sets aside her own misgivings, Pierre refuses to accept Madeleine's decision underlining how unnatural it feels for a parent to want to die while their children are still very much alive.
Pouzadoux has not helped her case by introducing the odd note of whimsy. One scene in particular has Madeleine helping a woman give birth on a bench in a hospital parking lot. Add in the caricatural African mother-earth, home-help who is endlessly cheerful and comforts Madeleine by singing African lullabies and La Dernière Leçon quickly extends beyond the bounds of credibility. Villalonga who made her name in comedy films keeps well-hidden the lightness of touch that has made her a favorurite with French audiences. Bonnaire, whose last film Salaud, On t'aime directed by Claude Lelouche attracted a disappointing 350,000 admissions, doesn't go far enough into her character to create any sympathy. And the secondary roles including Diane's restaurateur husband and Pierre's meddling wife are completely superflous. As debate continues over the moral implications of assisted death, Pouzadoux's film is unlikely to change the opinion of those firmly in the 'no' camp.
11/11/2015 in review. Tags: Antoine Dulery, assisted death, Claude Lelouche, Dany Boon, French cinema, french film, French film review, French movies, french review, Grégoire Montana, Jean Dujardin, La Dernière Leçon, Lionel Jospin, Marthe Villalonga, Noëlle Châtelet, Pascale Pouzadoux, Salaud on t 'aime, Sandrine Bonnaire, sophie marceau, Toutes les filles sont folles
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O'Brien, who had her first chart-topping hit at age 16, is set to release her debut album later this month.
It's hours before showtime, and Olivia O'Brien's fans are already lined up outside of Bowery Ballroom. Inside the venue, the pop starlet sits cross-legged on the floor of her green room applying her makeup, gathering her thoughts and fighting off the pang of preshow nerves sure to set in.
O'Brien is touring in promotion of her first album, "Was It Even Real?" which drops April 26. But she's not one to glamorize being on tour. "It's just a lot of eating gas station food and not sleeping, so it's really hard — but it's fun," she says.
Her trademark honesty is a breath of fresh air, and something she's lauded for among her young fans. Her songs, about everything from being friend-zoned to dealing with depression, are no product of an older seasoned hired songwriter — O'Brien writes all of her lyrics herself.
A Napa Valley native, O'Brien wrote her first song at five years old. By seven, she was teaching herself to play guitar and piano. Having been a target of bullying throughout middle and high school, she often found solace in songwriting. In the times she felt most depressed, songwriting was her therapy.
She returned to the studio in January 2018, still in a funk, until a series of guitar chords played for her by one of her producers, Tobias Frelin, unlocked a sudden stroke of inspiration. First came "I Don't Exist," then the next day, "UDK," and before O'Brien knew it, she had an album.
It would be easy to brand "Was It Even Real?" as a pop album, but O'Brien has never been the type to box herself into just one genre. Her inspirations, which range from R&B and jazz to rock and even a little bit of disco, are audible. "It's definitely now more than ever combining a lot of different influences from everywhere," she says, naming Fleetwood Mac and SZA as favorite artists.
In the past, O'Brien has collaborated with G-Eazy and Blackbear, but as of now, she wants to focus on telling her own story. She purposefully made her album a solo venture. "My album has no features because I feel like when I write songs, it's for me," she says.


Rev. Roxy Tacy is a master of body, mind, and spirit. Her calling to this ministry came when she realized her passion for sharing metaphysical philosophy with the world: our truth is we are divine love, one with all that is, and are creating our experience in this life with our power of heart and mind.
Having studied New Thought for more than 18 years, Rev. Tacy finds it powerfully enlightening, lifting her to a whole new level of conscious living. She received her Bachelor of Metaphysical Science, B.Msc., and Master of Metaphysical Science, M.Msc., from the University of Metaphysics. She is also an ordained Metaphysical Minister, having received her ordination and practitioner diploma from the International Metaphysical Ministry University Seminary. Currently, she is working on her Doctoral degree.
Rev. Tacy began her work in Corvallis, Oregon, by creating New Thought teachings, talks, and a variety of events for an organically developing community, Our Community of Love & Light. This metaphysical community's philosophy is a blend of science and spirituality for a more creative life, where Oneness is truth and Joy our purpose. Our Community of Love & Light was named through visioning and orchestrated by Divine Presence. Rev. Tacy and her partner, Rev. Lori, offer discussions, classes, and monthly events that open minds and inspire hearts to their spiritual magnificence. As an example, her monthly events have included Spiritual Movie nights, Spiritual Line Dancing, and New Thought Concerts and Music. Check out upcoming events by visiting www.ourcommunityofloveandlight.com.
As an individual who "honors all people on their spiritual paths and knows that there are many ways to enlightenment, Rev. Tacy is excited to join together and expand in a fun and inspiring way with like-minded and like-hearted people, who want to discover their highest potential of spirituality and growth!


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A Solar eclipse in Leo throws a shadow on our plans. Even though a New moon in Capricorn is a powerful time to begin new projects, this eclipse may affect our confidence and ambition to a greater degree than we are comfortable with.
Even the most courageous ones will think twice before venturing forward. The best way to handle this is to do nothing, well almost nothing. Don't make any big changes, start something new or go in a new direction. Instead, be reflective, finish up what is still hanging out there, and clean out some closets. Some of those closets may even be in your mind. Do you have left over hang ups or resentments tainting your happily ever after? Now would be a good time to let them go.
A perfect candle ritual for clearing and cutting is our Calamity Calmer Soothing spell. You can find it on coventryCREATIONS.com and in our January newsletter. Or, you can keep it simple and light a Spiritual Cleansing Blessed Herbal candle. Just before you go into meditation light your candle. Let your intention be one of clearing out old destructive thoughts and beliefs that keep popping up at the most inconvenient time. Like when you are just about to make a breakthrough in your career, relationship or in understanding. I personally had to deal with the monsters of failure. Even though they were all in my mind, they were still very effective in scaring me. Not even my safe place comforted me because, what I really want to do is challenge myself. If you have similar monsters in your head, this candle ritual is for you.
Let all those sabotaging thoughts go up in the flame of the candle, never to bother you again. Then start filling the space with positive statements that uplift and support you. Write them down so you can read them every day. After your ritual is complete, look for ways to demonstrate your new frame of mind. Put into practice the new you. It will prepare you for when it's time to change or start something new. Namaste.
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Do you want to know God better? A sure fire way to live in a daily, personal, intimate relationship with him? I'm going to give you the secret this morning. It's the secret everybody has been looking for for centuries – and there it was all this time, right under our noses. It's so simple, I don't know how we missed it, but there it is, in black and white, in John's own writing.
But I have to warn you, it isn't for the faint of heart. It isn't something you are going to want to hear. In fact, it's a four-letter word – a word you won't even hear on cable TV, it's so repulsive. Do you want to hear it?
And in fact, John continues the thought by telling us that it's not optional, there's no getting around it or alternative route to knowing God: "The man who says, 'I know him,' but does not do what he commands is a liar, and the truth is not in him." If you meet someone who claims to be in love with God and have a spiritual walk with him, but does not live in obedience to him, you know that he is a liar. You can't have one without the other.
There are a lot of substitutes out there for obedience.
Some people try to substitute sincerity. If I'm sincere enough about what I do then surely that will be good enough for God. I hear this one a lot these days – and not all of it out there. I hear it often from our own lips. Obedience to God's commands becomes secondary to heartfelt sincerity. Trueness to God's Word takes a backseat to feeling good about what you're doing.
How silly do you think you would sound walking up to a ticket counter at the airport and asking for a ticket. The ticket salesman asks where to and you reply, "it doesn't really matter, I know that whatever flight I get on will take me to where I want to go. Just make sure I get a good seat." Sincerity is important, but it is no substitute for obedience.
The other substitute is outward conformity. Obedience is not just a matter of going through the motions. If we think that just performing the right rituals and repeating the right words is what God means by obedience, we have misunderstood. Jesus condemned the heart-less conformity of the Pharisees when he quoted Isaiah, "These people honor me with their lips, but their hearts are far from me." God not only wants right actions, he wants a right heart.
Obedience is a tough ticket to sell these days. Obedience sounds so rigid, so legalistic, so anti-grace. And so obedience has fallen by the wayside as a standard of righteousness or a requirement for a relationship with God.
Obedience is hard to enforce. If you're a parent, it seems that everyone around you is telling you just let your kids do what they want, you wouldn't want to harm their psyche, and God forbid you should violate their civil rights. If you're a teacher, you can't insist on obedience anymore – even Kindergarteners will look you in the eye and tell you that you can't tell them what to do.
We've convinced ourselves that my rights include doing whatever I want to do, whenever I want to do it and no one has the right to restrict me in any way, because that would infringe upon my God-given freedom.
We think that when we get rid of rules and "thou shalts" we will finally experience true freedom. Nobody telling me what to do, where to go, what I shouldn't do.
• But how free was the prodigal son when he took his share of the inheritance and went to a far country? It wasn't long before he found himself stealing food from the pigs just to keep himself alive and wishing he was back home.
• How free was David while he was trying to hide his sin with Bathsheba? In his own words: "When I kept silent, my bones wasted away through my groaning all day long. For day and night your hand was heavy upon me; my strength was sapped as in the heat of summer." (Ps 32:3-4). Does that sound like a man who is living a care-free life of freedom because he got to do what he wanted?
• How free was Jonah when he was trying to flee from God's presence? Three days in the belly of a fish will cure you of any notion that you are happier running away to keep from obeying God.
But it's interesting how over and over again in the Bible we see obedience as the gateway to true freedom. Names like Moses, Abraham, Daniel, even of the very Son of God himself, the Hebrews writer tells us, "Although he was a son, he learned obedience from what he suffered and, once made perfect, he became the source of eternal salvation for all who obey him" (Heb. 5:8).
True freedom is not "getting to do whatever I want to do." True freedom is getting to be everything God wants me to be. And when God puts certain restrictions in our lives, he's not denying us some legitimate pleasure, he is protecting us so that we can enjoy the real pleasures he has prepared for us.
When God commands, "You shall not commit adultery," is he a killjoy keeping us from enjoying some real pleasure? No, the truth is, he knows the devastating effects of adultery, the broken relationships, the pain of betrayal.
When God commands us, "You shall not covet," is he restricting us from something that would truly make us happy? No, he knows the prison of envy and jealousy and how truly enslaved we are when our hearts yearn for something that does not belong to us.
God's commands are like warning signs, signaling the dangers which lie beyond the bounds of his will for us. He knows that true happiness, real joy, lie within the boundaries of the path he has established for us.
Sin and disobedience always take us further away from God and from his will. Sin and disobedience, rather than creating freedom and happiness, always produce heartache and loss of freedom.
When it comes to navigating our own course and keeping our feet on the right path, we're not very good at it. We need those signposts, we need those warning flags. We need God to direct our steps and chart our course through the minefields of sin.
Immediate – have you ever had one of your kids respond, "Later" when you asked them to do something? How did it make you feel? True obedience recognizes God's timeline and the urgency of doing what he commands.
Active – His commands are not just for thoughtful consideration, not academic meditation, but doing.
• The perfect law gives freedom. Not merely listening to the word, but doing what it says. Obedience doesn't ponder and debate the value of what God says – it immediately and actively pursues it.
Whole-hearted – Did you ever do something, but your heart wasn't in it? Or you didn't want to do it, but you did it just to get it done? It wasn't very fulfilling or satisfying was it? God wants our obedience to be from our whole heart. Think about the power of what Jesus calls the greatest command: "Love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind and with all your strength." (Mark 12:30).
Complete – God doesn't want partial obedience. He doesn't want us to be selective of what we want to obey and what we don't want to obey. He wants our obedience to be complete.
• Illustration – Man's will for son – how many times did the son obey the father?
1) Our love for God is made complete as we obey him with all of our heart.
2) God's love for us is perfectly realized in our life as we experience the true freedom in obedience.
What is the real and ultimate demonstration of obedience? John says it is found in Jesus Christ – vs. 6 "This is how we know we are in him: Whoever claims to live in him must walk as Jesus did." If we want to see obedience demonstrated in all of its fullness, in absolute perfection, we look at Jesus. Do you want to obey God, do you want to live in him? Walk as Jesus walked. Follow behind him, putting your feet in his footprints. What you see him do, you do. His actions, his attitudes, his love, his forgiveness, his selflessness, his heart. Imitate him as closely as you can and you will find yourself firmly living in the will of God.
There is nothing more fulfilling and satisfying than finding yourself firmly planted in the center of God's will for your life. Trusting in him, allowing him to rule in your life, finding the Holy Spirit shaping you more and more into the likeness of Christ, experiencing that joy that comes from giving your life completely to him.
Those are the evidences that we truly know God and are living in relationship with him.


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E-cigarettes are now the most commonly used tobacco products affecting teen smoking trends. E-cigarette use is strongly associated with the use of other tobacco products and very often acts as a gateway to cigarette smoking in Teens.
Popularity of vaping among Teen youth surpassed conventional cigarettes in 2014. Cigarettes are still popular with young Smokers, but this is how the 21st Century teenager smokes.
E-cigarettes are being promoted as a less dangerous way to use tobacco and as a vehicle that may help established Smokers to reduce their immediate risk of death and disease.
Neither of these statements is true.
Vapes can hook teens and young adults and raise their risk of becoming life-long smokers.
Medical opinions and evidence about the true Dangers of Vaping are surfacing with regularity.
The American Lung Association declares Vaping to be an unregulated tobacco product while the Surgeon General says that nearly 1 in 4 High School Students have tried it and it continues to quickly grow in popularity.
And most vapes contain nicotine, the very drug that we are trying to kick…. How crazy is that ?
Fallout from Vaping is definitely a contender for the next major health epidemic.
WebMD exposes the cancer causing toxins found especially in the fruit flavorings.
How does Smoking affect Teens?
The World Health Organization has determined that many "Adult" diseases such as heart disease and stroke are showing up in Teen Smokers with regularity.
Smoking hurts young people's physical fitness in terms of both performance and endurance. Teens who smoke with regularity usually become life-long Smokers.
Another factor adding to the uniqueness of Teen smoking problems is that marketing to Teens is emulating the cigarette ads of years ago.
Intentional lying to the public by normalizing sales of candy cigarettes and child characters like "Joe Camel" advertisements as safe and fun activities for kids is resurfacing in advertising for smoking products….
Only this time it's vapes….. The Liars are Back.
And if you doubt that your Teen is being targeted, ask yourself what adult would choose "Unicorn Poop" as their favorite vaping flavor.
And the accurate measurement of Teenage smoking statistics are elusive because Teens are not as forthcoming about their smoking as adults are.
Teens will hide their smoking from others, especially their Parents. Therefore, whatever data we may have on Teen Smoking is apt to be underestimated and understated in its true impact on Teen Smokers.
So what is the answer? How do we stop teenage smoking?
For expertise in this area, the Mayo Clinic comes to the rescue with some great resources for your Teen.
Additionally, the Surgeon General puts out an excellent format for the parent to follow when discussing this topic with your Teen.
We can supplement that with educating our Teens on the truths about both smoking and vaping…. And we can make use of the resources here.
As responsible parents, we must also take responsibility to stop smoking if we ourselves are Smokers.
Kids will never listen to a scolding parent who is puffing away on a cigarette (Or Vape)…. We must set the example.
The Example must be set… The Resources are here….The Time is Now.
What has been your experience with your Teen ?
Thanks John, fantastic blog – I had no idea that vaping was such a health risk… neither did I know that most of them contain nicotine… nor that the flavourings are carcinogenic. Its always been promoted over here as a healthy alternative to smoking. We have banned cigarette adverts and placed blinds over the sales cabinets, but e-cigarettes are freely available and promoted on every sweet counter. My 10 year old son thinks that they are a new kind of treat item, they smell like sweets. I will now be lecturing him on their health dangers! Lucky for him neither of his parents smoke or vape, but no doubt he will have friends that do. This article is an eye opener, thank you.
I am gratified to see how much it helped you. Thank you.
Yes, your 10 year old is being targeted by Vape companies not unlike the cigarette ads prior to the 1964 Surgeon General warning about cigs. Kids were the "Replacement customers" to offset 400,000 customers lost every year that either died or quit smoking.
When they market flavorings as "Unicorn Milk" and "Unicorn Poop", you know that the same Snake Oil salesmen are back… It is my hope that you share this with other parents of teens and preteens.
Here's the other article I wrote about Teen Smoking.
I smoke American Spirits, the black pack because I like the flavor and that they are all-natural tobacco makes me think it's a little better.
I tried to quit a couple months ago. I called the Colorado Quit Line and they sent me some patches and lozenges, I lasted about a month and started smoking again.
I have been considering vaping, but as I suspected and confirmed by your article vaping is not better for my health.
You website is intriguing to me, but the thought of trying to quit after the failed attempt so soon ago, is far from me.
It's too bad teens are getting hooked on vaping and ecigs like giving candy to a baby.
Yes, Teen vaping is reaching epidemic proportions. Rationalization coupled with false saftey claims are fueling it out of control.
Do not let your failed attempt with patches stop you from trying again. With the Stop for Life program available right here and right now, you are as close to trying again as you ever will be. You will never be this close again.
Do it again. Today. Right Now.


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What was it like to be under surveillance?
"We had to change our tactics….We had to make every effort to develop live informants, utilize both mike and technical wiretaps, and become more sophisticated in our actual techniques."- Jack Danahy, quoted in Enemies, 193.
If the FBI were watching you, would you know it? Would you see shadowy men standing outside your window? Would your phone mysteriously click every time you picked it up? I cannot try to imagine the type of paranoia that would have set itself into members of subversive organizations during the late 1940s and into the late 1950s. The worst part is that many of the people being watched during this time period knew it, and even if they did not know it for a fact, they suspected it. The paranoia pervades the memoirs of the time. It drove many of the famous leftists of the era, like writer Howard Fast or playwright Arthur Miller into the countryside and away from New York City where the FBI knew how to use the urban environment to their benefit.
The first hint in knowing that the FBI investigated you were the people they sent to question your friends. These agents would not just talk to your friends or you employers; they would talk to almost everyone you had ever known well. Through the Freedom of Information Act I, acting on a hunch, requested the FBI files on Rod Serling the creator of the hit television series The Twilight Zone. What I found surprised me for two reasons. One was that Rod Serling, the writer of a television show that often criticized the nature of the Red Scare, was not investigated during the making of the show. The other reason I was surprised was that the file contained notes from a 45-page investigation. Serling was not being investigated for espionage or subversive activities; he had merely applied for a job as a writer on a government operated radio show called The Voice of America.
This is the first page of the Rod Serling file. Here we see J. Edgar Hoover sending out the first memorandum requesting the investigation.
In some instances the investigation became very specific and very personal. In a memorandum sent from Cincinnati, where Serling went to college, an FBI agent interviewed the director of a children's summer camp where he had once worked. The director furnished the FBI with the only negative piece of information found in the entire investigation, "He said that applicant received an unsatisfactory rating during his employment period at Camp Treetops, Lake Placid, New York, due to his poor judgment in associations with his present wife at the camp when they were both single students and co-op employees during the summer of 1947." And that, "they spend too much time together in front of the children of the camp." No dirty detail was left unrecorded.
There are numerous memoirs written by those who were surveyed and all purvey the same sense of paranoia. As we see from the Serling records, the FBI's investigations were often too deep and too thorough to go unnoticed.
 Washington Field Office-FBI, "Special Inquiry- Rodman Serling," 5/21/1951.
 Christopher Bigsby, Arthur Miller. Cambridge: Harvard University Press, 2009. Pp. 532.
 Howard Fast, Being Red: A Memoir. New York: M.E. Sharpe, 1990. Pp. 168.
One of the most important secondary sources for this project has recently become Enemies: A History of the FBI by Pulitzer Prize winner Time Weiner. Earlier this year NPR conducted a great interview with the author about his new book.


Crunchy leaves, crisp air...and your wedding! Autumn sets the perfect tone for richer bouquets, gowns with sleeves, and vibrant leaf-changing backdrops. To welcome the new season with wide, loving arms we are rounding up our favorite autumn inspiration from a handful of fall weddings that will help you plan your perfect wedding day.
If you're still trying to decide which season to get married in, sort through these benefits and hesitations of being wed in each season.
So in no particular order, let's get started.
All of the handmade details of Danny + Chase's wedding really made their day feel extra special. Her mom made the flower girls' dresses and the bride knit the little shawls they wore. Chase designed the seating chart and he and his dad cut the wood slices they used for their donut display.
The vision for this camp wedding was to take advantage of the cool autumn air that was a vintage-inspired, middle of the woods, dancing under the stars kind of wedding, and the bride and groom pulled it off flawlessly! The contrast between the deep reds in the bouquets and the soft teal bridesmaid dresses create a dreamy fall palette.
Fall means yellow leaves...so why not include it in your wedding colors? Full of bright colors and obvious love, this beautiful ceremony on the lake shore is followed by a reception at a northern lodge. The yellow tones in the bouquet brings a certain amount of fun and joy into the photos!
Starting with watercolor invitations and whiskey, to thick green pines and colorful leaves, and ending with stunning florals and sweet smiles. Although Minnesota is known for the cold weather, the scenery here at Taylor's Falls makes up for that. So if you are thinking of getting married in the fall, consider that decision made!
This shoot is major wedding inspiration and provides all the autumn feels for those planning a fall wedding. Countryside, sunset, and a puppy....need we say more?!
View the styled shoot here.
This is a styled shoot to inspire the whimsical and moody tones inside of you. Plus you'll love the earthy florals and bohemian-inspired details that make this styled shoot perfect for starry-eyed free spirits.
The sun peaked right above the tree branches, as it's remaining leaves fell from above us and you could hear them dance through the woods as if there was something the celebrate about in this edgy fall styled shoot.
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As a youngster, Jeffrey Logan learned how to play drums, and then the coronet. The rhythm seemed to be his real love, though, and after saving up some money, he went out and purchased a SP-1200 sampler. He spent a couple years with the machine and after some stints working college radio and passing out demos to friends and local MCs, he teamed up with a Cincinnati rapper named Doseone. On subsequent releases, his circle of friends grew more and more, resulting in the Deep Puddle Dynamics project, Anticon, and a slew of other projects and collaborations over the course of the past couple years.
Jel's first album 10 Seconds was an ode to his old sampler (the title refers to the length of the sample time the unit allows), which he still owns, as well as a love note to three decades of hip-hop that he sampled for the release. Although it's still a sample-based record, Soft Money is more like his true artistic debut, and in typical Anticon fashion features contributions from Steffi Bohm of Ms. John Soda, Dosh, Fog, Poor Righteous Teachers, and several others. The album itself is a wild ride, veering from gritty hip-hop to mid-tempo instrumental work and eerie pop with ethereal female vocals.
The album doesn't open on the strongest foot, as Jel adds some not-so-subtle political vocals to the track "To Buy A Car," which never really seems to get on course. Fortunately, it's followed by what is easily one of the best songs on the entire disc in "All Day Breakfast." Mixing middle-eastern instrument drones, twinkling keyboards, and chopped-up breakbeat rhythms, it's flat-out one of the best instrumental hip-hop tracks I've heard in some time. Ms. John Soda's Bohm lends alternately detached and breathy vocals to the aggressive, yet heady "All Around," and the result is something that sounds something like Broadcast gone aggro.
Jel makes his way back into the release on "Soft Money, Dry Bones," and the track finds him locking in nicely with another politically-tinged attack riding over the top of juicy guitar riff samples, female backing vocals, and yet another thick thump. Although there are several standout vocal tracks (including the aforementioned, and the great political rant of "WMD"), the best tracks on the release are the instrumental numbers where he just lets the beats fly. "Sweet Cream In It" takes some awesome live guitar riffs and tosses them over some chopped-up jittery drumming while elsewhere "Nice Lead" swings back and forth from Boards Of Canada-sounding ambience to polyrhythmic pummelfests. There are a few soft spots on the disc that don't work quite as well, but with twelve tracks running about forty minutes, the album never gets stuck in a rut for too long. If you like instrumental hip-hop and don't mind a few tracks with vocals (most of which are quite well done), Soft Money is worth checking out.


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Born in Sapporo, Kino started learning the modern dance as a child. Her intent is to face her own body, by dancing solo pieces. Her work "Edge" won the Yokohama Art Foundation Prize at their Solo Duo Competition 2003. In 2004, Kino received an international fellowship from the Agency for Cultural Affairs; and in 2005, she joined the Russell Maliphant Company as a dancer. After she came back to Japan, she often uses the method of self-documentary to create dance works based on research. Her main works include: "Shizuka", "Karatachikara" and "Mobius". Since 2016, Kino is a lecturer of Tottori University Art Center. In 2017, she started Tottori Midsummer Improvisation Festival, where improvisation music and dance are performed in the city of Tottori.


Two more frames from DOG7.
Station X going slow, started a new job.
But here is two small things I did since last update. First a quick banner for patreon and second a quick texturing and paint over on one of the spaceship silhouettes.
Short stream in Twitch added some textures and paint over on 4 designs.
Had a short session on twitch today and added some textures on a couple of the designs for Station X. Might do another session later tonight and do final touches. Or start on some character designs. Cheers!
A page of thumbnails for a candybar commercial.
Try to stick to plan to do random subject studies in the morning to warm up the hand and expand my visual library. Just a couple of minutes on each drawing.
Part of a side project I work on from time to time.
Storyboarding exercises Some fast frames to try out different camera angles and compositions.
Had fun doing the previous one, so did another.
Two more frames from storyboard I'm doing for my portfolio. Dog7 finds trouble when entering the mall.
Get inspired from Frame dump group on facebook and now working on being more efficient with the drawing, chatacters and poses. Here is one random frame.
Liked the brush so did a few more frames. Might be continued!
Storyboard frame playing around with brushes. I like this one.
Test on a 180 degree turn frame. Next frame would be tha chased landing on the dock with a smile and the swordsman in the water. Does it work?


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AASHTO Annual Meeting
AASHTO Annual Meeting Awards Salutes Forward Thinking in Transportation
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The American Association of State Highway and Transportation Officials recognized multiple individuals for their contributions to the transportation industry during its annual meeting November 9-13.
AASHTO recognized Dr. Eric Kalivoda (seen above), deputy secretary of the Louisiana Department of Transportation and Development, with its Thomas H. MacDonald Memorial Award for his tireless advocacy for statewide transportation and funding needs over the course of his 28-year career with the agency.
Dr. Eric Kalivoda
Dr. Kalivoda has emerged as Louisiana DOTD's top expert on transportation planning and programming during his career; proving instrumental in the development of multiple editions of Louisiana's Statewide Transportation Plan. He also spearheaded the 1999 task force that developed the agency's current highway project selection process – still in use today – and served as the leading architect its strategic plans under three different gubernatorial administrations.
Dr. Kalivoda also created and continues to direct right-sizing program to transfer non-core state routes to local governments, elevated the funding and staffing of the Highway Safety Program, and has overseen the Louisiana DOTD's diversity council.
AASHTO presented Chad Sheppick from the Utah Department of Transportation with its Alfred E. Johnson Achievement Award for the many changes he implemented as director of the agency's motor carrier division. Sheppick "reframed the division's mission from primarily regulatory into a customer-focused mission," with programs now structured to provide required inspections, interwoven with a keen understanding of the industry's mission and purpose. A 20-year Utah DOT veteran, Sheppick's leadership also helped "inspired change" in the division's employees and in the culture of the organization.
AASHTO awarded the New Jersey Department of Transportation with its Francis B. Francois Award for Innovation in recognition of its Marine Navigation Retroreflective Markers project. The New Jersey DOT team developed and installed "flexible delineators" as a navigation lighting backup for the 65 bridges crossing navigable waters across the state – devices that received approval from the U.S. Coast Guard.
The delineators provide extra navigation guidance to boaters to ensure safer navigation of water channels while eliminating the potential for a $25,000 civil penalty for a malfunctioning light.
New Jersey DOT tested its flexible delineators – used extensively in highway applications since 2013 – on several contracts before final acceptance by the U.S. Coast Guard as a navigation lighting backup.
Shailen Bhatt, president and CEO of the Intelligent Transportation Society of America, received the AASHTO President's Special Award of Merit during the group's annual meeting – an award that recognizes an individual who has made "outstanding and exemplary contributions" to the work of the association.
Shailen Bhatt
At ITSA, Bhatt – who previously served as executive director of the Colorado Department of Transportation and as secretary for the Delaware Department of Transportation – promotes policies that advance the development and deployment of intelligent transportation technologies throughout the United States.
He has testified numerous times before Congress to promote the positive safety impact of intelligent transportation technologies – including connected and automated vehicles. Bhatt is also a longtime and tireless advocate for the preservation of the 5.9 GHz wireless communication spectrum for transportation safety needs.
Other awards given out by AASHTO at its annual meeting include:
The Presidents Transportation Award for Administration to the South Carolina Department of Transportation for transparency it created in its motor fuel tax program.
The Presidents Transportation Award for Environment to the Idaho Transportation Department for its Raft River Reversal program.
The Presidents Transportation Award for Highway Traffic Safety to the Missouri Department of Transportation for its "Buckle Up Phone Down" safety campaign.
The Presidents Transportation Award for Highways to the Idaho Transportation Department in recognition of the work done by its "Transforming Malfunction Junction" team.
The Presidents Transportation Award for Performance Excellence to Angelo Papastamos from the Utah DOT for helping shift the agency's vision from a roads-focused orientation toward multi-modal transportation solutions built to suit the local context.
The Presidents Transportation Award for Planning to Pedro Alvarez from the Texas Department of Transportation for his work to help create a metropolitan planning organization or MPO for the Rio Grande Valley region.
The Presidents Transportation Award for Rail Transportation to the Missouri DOT rail corridor project team for its efforts to improve rail-highway crossing safety.
The Presidents Transportation Award for Research to Barbara Davis of the Florida Department of Transportation for her work developing new traffic forecasting methods that have now been incorporated into the agency's overall traffic forecasting process.
Winners Announced for 2020 America's Transportation Awards
AASHTO Elects New President, Vice President, Secretary/Treasurer
AASHTO Resolution Seeks Compliance Transition for Roadside Safety Devices
Panel: State DOTs Key to Improving Freight Connectivity
AASHTO Board Approves Joint Position Statements with ARTBA, AGC


Over 90% of those in attendance are Māori and more than half are unemployed.
Funded by The Ministry for Social Development, PopUp Business School Aotearoa aims to help change small communities through small business.
Over 350 people have taken part in the school's events around the country, with 37 people attending in Tolaga Bay.
"We've learnt how to do websites, key phrases, how to pitch our businesses, just get that confidence to just get out there and do it," says Tamanui.
The PopUp Business School moves to Whanganui on the 11th of February.


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TORONTO - Former senator Hugh Segal is encouraging faith groups to use their collective voice to help put an end to child poverty in Canada.
After years of lobbying government from the inside, Segal stressed that the voice of faith leaders is needed to combat the scourge of child poverty.
Although faith communities may not have the authoritative power of politicians, Segal said their voice is not to be underestimated.
"The power to inspire, the power to show commitment, care and compassion, the power to convene may not be statutory, it may not be backed up by any law or enforcement, but in my view it is the greatest power in the world," said Segal, who is now master of Toronto's Massey College.
Segal, a Conservative who resigned his Senate seat last June, spent much of his final political years applying internal pressure on the government to address poverty. After being appointed to the Senate in 2005 he worked on the extensive In From the Margins report, tabled in 2009, which was a joint effort between Liberal and Conservative senators. The Harper government, however, rejected all 74 poverty reduction recommendations contained in the 300-page report.
That didn't deter Segal, who spent more than four decades in the political realm. He continued his fight for the disadvantaged and published an essay promoting the benefits of a guaranteed annual income in Literary Review of Canada's December 2012 issue.
Joe Abbey-Colborne, director of Faith in the City — a multi-faith symposium of Toronto's faith communities — says Toronto's faith groups are already making strides towards poverty reduction through action and advocacy.
"It has been the faith communities who were on the vanguard of this work, both in providing services directly to the people affected and in advocating for justice and changes to the system," said Abbey-Colborne.
He pointed to the various services offered by faith groups, including the Out of the Cold program, seniors groups and ministries geared towards refugees and immigrants, as evidence of the attentiveness to the impoverished provided by the religious.
To make that kind of change, Segal and Abbey-Colborne agree faith groups need to work collaboratively and develop a collective voice on this issue.
"Faith communities could do so much more if they partnered with each other," said Abbey-Colborne.
Jack Panozzo, Catholic Charities program manager for social justice and advocacy initiatives, says all faith groups are in that position.
And that ability to bring political action and systemic change through the collective voice is why Segal is now calling on faith groups to curb the chronic problem of child poverty.


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Kong Sang-jeong ( Hanja ; * 22. Juni 1996 in Chuncheon, Gangwon-do) ist eine südkoreanische Shorttrackerin.

Kong ist chinesisch-koreanischer Abstammung und lebt als dritte Generation in Südkorea. Kongs Großvater stammt ursprünglich aus Taiwan. Da sie die Staatsbürgerschaft der Republik China (Taiwan) besitzt, konnte sie 2011 nicht für Südkorea bei der Shorttrack-Juniorenweltmeisterschaft in Courmayeur teilnehmen. Nach der Revision des Staatsbürgerrechts Südkoreas 2011 konnte sie eine doppelte Staatsbürgerschaft im Dezember 2011 annehmen. Kong gewann bei den Juniorenweltmeisterschaften 2013 in Warschau die Goldmedaille mit der südkoreanischen Staffel. Bei den Olympischen Winterspielen 2014 in Sotschi gewann sie mit der Staffel über 3000 m eine Goldmedaille.

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Congratulations to Dr Greg Bodeker who was recently awarded the Edward Kidson Medal for his scientific paper "Indicators of Antarctic Ozone Depletion" published in Atmospheric Chemistry and Physics in 2005. The Edward Kidson Medal is awarded by the Meteorological Society of NZ, to the author of an outstanding scientific paper, in recognition of the contribution this has made to meteorology and/or climatology. The judging panel considered this work to be outstanding in regards to the advancement in science it provides. The last time this medal was awarded was in 2010. Greg is pictured here with Dr Sam Dean, President of the Meteorological Society of NZ, as he receives his medal at the recent MetSoc Annual Conference in Wellington.
More information about the Edward Kidson Medal can be found on the Meteorological Society of NZ website.


If you live in a North Carolina rented home or apartment, you may be assured that your landlord has a legal obligation to keep you safe. He must address any hazardous maintenance issues in a prompt manner. He will have purchased liability insurance to cover any accidents that occur on his property due to his negligent acts.
All of this should be sufficient to give you some comfort, but you shouldn't become complacent. There's still a large hole in your personal financial security, and you may not even be aware of it. You need to get renters' insurance.
The landlord's insurance may not be enough. If your apartment catches on fire, the insurance may give you enough money to cover your treatment in the emergency room for smoke inhalation, but it is unlikely that it will cover your destroyed personal property or compensate you for the inconvenience of finding temporary housing. A comprehensive renters' insurance policy can cover those gaps in the landlord's insurance. Consider this: a landlord willing to ignore safety issues on his rental property is exactly the kind of guy who will buy the bare minimum insurance coverage.
The landlord's insurance will never cover the negligent acts of you and your family. If your apartment catches on fire because your ten-year-old was playing with a lighter, or if you left the water running in the second-floor bathtub and flooded your rental house, or if your father-in-law slips on an ice cube in your kitchen and injures his back, then you could be vulnerable to a lawsuit by one or more people, and your landlord's insurance will provide you with no protection. However, a renters' insurance policy would compensate people—including yourself—from these losses due to accidents.
Renters' insurance can compensate you when your belongings are stolen, or when they are damaged or destroyed when something bad happens to your residence. It can provide you with a cushion of money if you are sued by a neighbor or by a visitor injured by your negligence at home. Most insurance companies allow you to define the scope of the coverage you want, by specifying "named perils" that you are covered against: everything from vandalism and windstorms to lightning or smoke.
If a catastrophic accident means your North Carolina rented home or apartment is no longer habitable for a few weeks—or forever—where would you go? A renters' insurance policy can compensate you for the costs of staying in a hotel and buying restaurant meals, all the while replacing your clothing and other goods destroyed in a Wilmington apartment fire.
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If your pet is lost, immediately contact the Town of Pinedale Animal Control and the veterinary offices listed above, as found animals in Sublette County are usually brought to one of those four offices.
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Though not local, this shelter is a great friend to H.E.A.R.


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Percy Walter Price Scrapbook 1923-1934
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Percy Walter Price was a member of the textiles faculty and served as Director of Music at North Carolina State College (later North Carolina State University) from 1918 to 1933.
The Percy Walter Price Scrapbook contains clippings and photographs that document activities of North Carolina State College's musical organizations and the North Carolina Sudan Shrine Temple.
Percy Walter Price came to North Carolina State College as an instructor in the Textiles School, but his interest in music led him to volunteer his services to help develop the college band, the glee club, and an orchestra which was considered one of the best in the South. He was also a member of the North Carolina Sudan Shrine Temple.
[Identification of item], Percy Walter Price Scrapbook, MC 00070, Special Collections Research Center, North Carolina State University Libraries, Raleigh, NC
Gift, 1973.
Processed by Special Collections staff; finding aid created by Kellie Strickland, 2009.
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North Carolina Sudan Shrine Temple
North Carolina State College -- Songs and music
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As part of our youth engagement aims, the Southern Africa Network for Biosciences attended the Ritja Career Fair, an initiative that was started in 2013 in Windhoek to encourage, motivate and guide young people in Namibia to strive towards contributing to Namibia's development and sustainability in various sectors. The fair also addressed issues concerning choices of career path and the requirement thereof.
Fruits can be considered one of the best sources of vitamins, and fruit production for and by communities has been encouraged by governments in several countries in the SADC region. However, inefficient practices in both harvesting and post-harvest processing lead to much of the produce being lost. Post-harvest losses of fruit have been estimated to account for up to 50% of total fruit produced in Sub-Saharan Africa. The reduction of these losses can be seen as a vital component of increasing food security.
Namibia, while a beautiful country with five distinct geographical areas, is also the driest country in sub-Saharan Africa. Water is scarce, and the dry climate contributes to limited vegetation, leading to a lack of firewood. As firewood is an important energy source in rural areas, it is a valued resource. Fire has many uses after all; it can, for example, be used for sterilization of mushroom substrates.


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July 2, 2020 Featured, NFL, Sports
Will Cam Newton do this as a Patriot in New England? Image Courtesy: SheaDayGraffix
By DaVince "Dino" Wright
Former NFL MVP Cam Newton signed a one year deal with the New England Patriots. The New England Patriots organization is one of a few teams that gives second chances to players that have had problems with the league and/or other teams. Players such as Randy Moss and Antonio Brown are proof. Cam Newton was released by the Panthers earlier this year on a contract dispute while coming off an injury in Carolina. The deal is worth $1.05 million with $550,00 signing bonus, but the deal could reach a maximum of $7.5 million with bonuses and incentives. Newton's deal does not include a provision preventing New England from applying a 2021 franchise tag on him. Let's explore what all of this means and his numbers as a starter since entering the league 9 years ago.
Cam as a Panther
A former No. 1 overall pick, Newton has a 71-59-1 record as a starter. He has thrown for 29,041 yards (completing 59.6% of his passes) with 182 touchdowns and 108 interceptions. He has been one of the most mobile quarterbacks in league history. Newton has rushed for 4,806 yards with 858 touchdowns while averaging a solid 5.1 yards a carry. He was the first quarterback to pass for 35 touchdowns and run for 10 scores in the same season. Newton lead the Carolina Panthers to Super Bowl 50 while winning 15 games that season (2015). A foot injury from last season sat him on the sidelines only to be released in March of this year. Remember he's only 31 with a lot of football left in him.
The Patriot Way
The New England Patriots are the flagship of winning for about the last 20 years in the NFL. This organization rarely drafts big named players because of their style of play. Sure the Patriots win Super Bowls, but they also win with the free agents that they don't pay over the top money for. Bill Belichick is an awesome manager of talent. He's the younger version of former head coach Jimmy Johnson. When over the top players join New England, they tone down their personalities and conform to how the Patriots carry themselves or they depart quickly. I call it the Yankees Effect. Players fit in to the culture and not rock the boat when it comes to being loud or flashy. I can't wait to see Newton with his new team.
I thought it was strange to sign Cam Newton to this roster. The Patriots already have 4 quarterbacks on the team Jarrett Stidham, Brian Hoyer, Brian Lewerke and J`Mar Smith. Where does he fit in? The answer to that is at starter. I believe that Newton will thrive in this offense. I'm not concerned with his passing, but he has always been a threat of running the ball. I'll be watching all of this unfold this season and so should you!
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