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The Anniversary Of Dolly Parton's First "HIT" At RCA Studio B
In A Satisfied Mind: The Country Music Life of Porter Wagoner, author Steve Eng places Dolly Parton's first RCA session (a duet session with Wagoner) on October 10, 1967, fifty years ago. That date is also cited in the Bear Family box set Just Between You and Me (the first song that Wagoner and Parton recorded during that session).
In Parton's 1994 autobiography, Dolly: My Life and Other Unfinished Business, she writes: "I will never forget my first day recording for RCA, back when I was still with Porter. I had just bought a new car and was running a little late for my session. I had driven very little in my life and was not that secure about my ability behind the wheel. The man at the driver's license bureau in Nashville had given me my license without even a road test, presumably because he thought I was cute. I guess I did too, and somehow felt that made me qualified to drive a car."
"In my rush to get to the studio that day, I forgot one basic element of driving—braking. I arrived at the old RCA studio on Music Row and plowed right into the side of the building. Bricks were still falling onto the hood of my car as I walked nonchalantly into the recording session, as if nothing bad had happened. When we took a break a little later, the men went outside to have a cigarette and noticed my car stuck in the wall. They commented on it, but I never did say anything or confess that it was my car."
"That old studio is now an historic site in Nashville. If you visit there, you can still see where the bricks are a little different in that one particular spot. The way Chet Atkins reacted, I think he knew whose car it was. Chet, if you did, I thank you for never letting on!"
–Ron Harman
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Ian Edwards https://austenmorris.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/10/Ian-Edwards-scaled-e1665459885792.jpg 1401 1401 AMA Team AMA Team https://secure.gravatar.com/avatar/4ad9c580ca7195a1d4f6c40c38a18a15?s=96&d=mm&r=g June 1, 2017 October 25, 2022
Ian leads with an entrepreneurial vision, a team-centric approach, and high personal expectations. He is a top-performing Global advisor who has earned him the respect of his peers and the industry.
Business development is a fundamental personal skill, leveraged through relationships built on trust and professionalism over many years of advisory. Ian has developed specialist offshore structuring (individual, company and board) and investment knowledge and skills, and has had a successful managerial and consulting career in an international advisory.
Ian has held multiple managerial and senior consulting positions, including managing large teams with an excess of $100 million in assets under management of individual client investments. Ian is focused on delivering exceptional client value and client experience.
In his capacity, Ian summited Kilimanjaro in 2010 with Martina Navratilova as part of a fundraising exercise for the Laureus Foundation and has been actively involved in sports development in South Africa working alongside many well-known South African sporting personalities.
Professional achievements:
Candidate in the Chartered Financial Analyst (CFA) program
Bachelor of Commerce Degree
Regulatory accreditation – Key Individual (RE1)
Wealth Management Certification
Chartered Institute for Securities and Investments Level 1
Recognized Top Manager 2014 – 2016
GIBS Fin for non-fin
UCT Commercial and Contractual Law
Personal achievements:
An internationally accredited business coach
Summited Kilimanjaro in 2010 with Martina Navratilova
Director on the Krom Park Wetland Bryanston East – Non-Profit
Shareholder at the age of 27 in a reputable training company to the commodity sector
At of 34 years of age, he made Associate Partner at one of the top Global Consultancy firms
"I chose Ian Edwards to look after my pensions/savings in 2015 after a search of several potential providers of similar services. I found Ian to be an expert in his field, straightforward to deal with and that he always gave me the feeling that he was acting in my and my family's best interests. I, therefore, chose Ian to look after my assets, and I have not been disappointed. Ian has gone through a range of financial products for my investments, take care to make sure that I understood them correctly, has never been pushy and has acted quickly and diligently once decisions had been made. The performance of the products that were chosen have been well above average and have met my expectations. He reports on the portfolio performance regularly and proactively initiates a consultation if something has changed and may require a change in strategy. Even during the Coronavirus crisis, Ian and his team adapted to the circumstances and ensured my interests were properly managed without making any excuses. I continue to have full confidence in Ian and the team at AMA in looking after my family's interest in the long term". Mark Mencel – Senior Executive in the Energy Sector
"I am proud to have been a client of Ian Edwards since September 2015. Ian is a man with great integrity, and someone I trust implicitly. His advice has always been accurate and in my best interests. Ian has always ensured that I am kept updated on market conditions and performance and can translate that into my investment portfolio. Ian has always made excellent recommendations when it has come to making asset allocation changes within my portfolio. He has never strayed from my investment objectives and philosophy. When Ian moved to Austen Morris Associates, I had no hesitation in following him and have continued to enjoy unparalleled service from Ian, and the Austen Morris Associates team, since May 2017. I would have absolutely no hesitation in recommending Ian, Greg and the Austen Morris Associates team to any investor". Richard Andrews
"As an organization, we have known Ian for over five years; he is effectively managing and driving the relationship between the two organizations. We regard AMA as the best advisory business in South Africa and China, driven by strong ethics and a real passion for positive client outcomes, this very much reflecting Ian's ethos. Ian, as Regional Manager for Africa, drives this culture internally, within AMA, creating stability, and a like-minded obsession to service clients, supported with a high level of professionalism, at all times. It is a real pleasure in dealing with Ian and his Team". Stewart Davies CEO at Momentum Pensions
"The team at AMA, Ian Edwards and Nick Pitro have provided invaluable support on investment strategy and forward planning, always available to provide advice and a constant source of wisdom, especially throughout the turbulent opening quarters of 2020. They have seen me through the change from a full-time corporate role as an expatriate living and working in Africa to a more sedate semi-retirement in Europe, navigating the respective regulatory and tax systems and establishing a pension arrangement appropriate to my unique anticipated needs for the future. They are nimble in delivering a high touch relationship service and diligent in providing well-researched advice." Tim Kiy – former Group Chief of Staff Absa Barclays
"Ian has been my adviser since 2014 when he started looking after my offshore pension. I have been privileged to get to know Ian fairly well over the last couple of years. Ian is honest and easy to deal with and I always feel that he has my family's best interest in mind. Ian has always made great recommendations when it came to changes in my portfolio and he has been proactive in making adjustments that would benefit me in the long term. Ian always takes the time to ensure that I fully understand what I am invested in and what the risks involved with each investment are. He provides feedback on the portfolio performance on a regular basis and his back-office staff members are also efficient and easy to deal with. When Ian moved to Austen Morris Associates it was an easy decision to follow him and continue to receive the advice that he provided in the past. I would make this decision again and would not hesitate to recommend him to any investor. Dirk Wessels, Partner – M&A- Bowens
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Congratulations to the 2021 Pro Bono Celebration Award Winners!
By Shane Harper
Pictured from L to R: Alexandria E. Cuff & Sharon L. Burr
Every year, the Greater Richmond Bar Foundation celebrates the good works of attorneys who are making an impact on pro bono efforts. We're excited to announce that the recipient of this year's George H. Hettrick Leadership Award is Ms. Sharon Burr, Chief Deputy Counsel of the Dominion Legal Department, for her efforts in establishing an important partnership with Hunton Andrews Kurth to expand pro bono services and her work with the Mid-Atlantic Innocence Project.
Furthermore, Ms. Burr serves on the board of Drive to Work, a nonprofit helping to restore driving privileges to low-income or previously incarcerated persons. Sharon continuously recruits lawyers within Dominion to participate in pro bono initiatives. Nominators Noopur Garg and David Depippo stated that "despite working with an in-house legal department that offers a smaller pool of available attorneys, Sharon has been successful in recruiting participants and instrumental in the establishment of two different important pro bono service opportunities." Ms. Burr's impact on pro bono efforts is clearly proven through her dedicated service over the years.
Our recipient for the Benjamin R. Lacy, IV Volunteer of the Year (and this was a close one) is Ms. Alexandria Cuff of McGuireWoods. Ms. Cuff has been a critical volunteer with the Legal Aid Justice Center (LAJC) for over a decade in their Pro Bono Housing Unit. She quickly led LAJC through the COVID crisis to continue to be able to take appointments and adapt to virtual work. Nevertheless, she doesn't shy away from making it to court.
Alexandria has been the recipient of several other awards, including the Young Lawyer of the Year Award in 2018, and the Next Generation of Philanthropy Award in recognition of her group efforts on behalf of the Federation of Virginia Food Banks. Nominator Louisa Rich stated that they are "very lucky to have such a talented volunteer working with LAJC" and that "she has shown exceptional care for each of her clients."
Ms. Cuff's practice focuses on defending clients in credit card, banking, and bankruptcy matters involving violations of the Fair Credit Reporting Act, Fair Debt Collection Practices Act, Truth in Lending Act, and state law consumer protection statutes in state and federal courts across the country. She has conducted bench trials in Virginia state courts; prepared third-party witnesses to testify at trials across Virginia; and served as an integral member of trial teams for cases in state and federal court in Virginia.
Please join us on Tuesday, October 26 at 4 pm to join the celebration. Two hours of FREE CLE credits will be offered in No Fault Divorce and DV Protective Order Trainings.
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Home Read Ice-Pick Lodge Discusses the Pathologic Remake
Ice-Pick Lodge Discusses the Pathologic Remake
with Ahmad Khan
Pathologic is one of those games that when mentioned to a group of gamers will cause at least one person to yelp with excitement, berate everyone else for not playing it, and lead to a seemingly endless story of how awesome the game is. That little scene has been repeated endlessly since Pathologic was first released nearly ten years ago. Although never a major seller, fans of the game are rabid; and rightfully so, the game is that good. When Ice-Pick Lodge, the developers behind Pathologic, launched a Kickstarter to remake their cult classic a lot of people got excited; including us. To get more details on the game we decided to ask Ivan Slovtsov, a designer at Ice-Pick Lodge, some questions.
Cliqist : Tell us a little about yourself?
Ivan Slovtsov : My name is Ivan and I am game designer at Ice-Pick Lodge. I made small indie games for a couple of years and now I am working in a studio that developed one of the most important games I've ever played. And that's awesome.
Cliqist : Tell us a little about Ice-Pick Lodge Studio?
Ivan Slovtsov : We are a small Moscow-based team of indie developers. We like to make things we like (video games mostly) and release them to the world… Our first game came out almost 10 years ago in 2005—it was the original Pathologic, our latest game was released in 2013—it was Knock-Knock. What else is there to tell? We tend to drink a lot of hot beverages.
Cliqist : Please explain in your own words what kind of game is Pathologic?
Ivan Slovtsov : Pathologic is a game of questions. It's not the game that gives you a task and an obvious way to complete it. It's a game that asks you "what would you do" constantly. And it asks these questions not only to your in-game character, but also to you as a person directly. Oh, and also it's a plot-driven open-world survival adventure with tons of content and stuff to do, if that is what you asked.
Cliqist : For readers just learning about the Pathologic Remake Kickstarter, why are you raising funds to remake Pathologic?
Ivan Slovtsov : We already have the funds to start remaking Pathologic. But this time we want to make the "ultimate" Pathologic, to open its potential to its fullest. So we don't want a shortage of funding to bring down "feature cuts" on our vision like it did 10 years ago. We believe that Pathologic might become a really special game not only for us and our fans, but for video games as medium at large. And we want to do the best we can to make it happen.
Cliqist : What made you decide to launch a Kickstarter for the Pathologic remake at this time?
Ivan Slovtsov : The original Pathologic was a game made ahead of its time. Many people were turned off by its unforgiving gameplay and bleak atmosphere. Now it looks like the large audience is ready for something beyond "entertaining pastimes", and we are ready to deliver.
Cliqist : Both critics and gamers have described the original Pathologic as a "diamond in the rough", an amazing video game that was tainted by dated graphics and patchy translation. Are you planning to deal with these issues in the remake?
Ivan Slovtsov : Certainly! We will make a proper translation (now we have Alphyna on board to get sure of that), and we will do our best to make a game that doesn't look "dated" visually. Though we would really like to keep the feeling of "roughness" in the visual style, because we believe that was a really important part of the game's aesthetics. Same can be said about the gameplay – it wouldn't be "clunky" as in the original, but it still wouldn't let you relax or feel "safe".
Cliqist : For the Pathologic remake you chose Unity as your game engine, any particular reason you picked this one over close competitors Unreal and Cryengine?
Ivan Slovtsov : First things first – check out Ayrat's update on this matter, he explained "why Unity" really well there. Long story short – we already have the experience in Unity (Knock-Knock), we like that Unity has a large community, meaning it's easier to find answers to any questions that might arise during the development, Unity is easier to work with in general. Unreal and Cryengine are awesome when you are aiming for astonishing visuals… but we are merely aiming for a great game.
Cliqist : The original Pathologic was hailed for its steep learning curve, learn-through-play tutorial and torturous game mechanic, would these be returning intact for remake or do you plan to modify these features?
Ivan Slovtsov : We don't want to hold the player's hand because we believe it destroys the wonder of learning something by yourself and at your own pace (one of the greatest experiences a human being can have in life). Though we don't want to confuse anyone so they will drop the game without even trying to understand what it is. 9)What video-game, film, literature or artwork do you believe influenced Pathologic? Nikolay himself says that there is no particular book or film that has "influenced" Pathologic. It was all of his "life-baggage" as a philologist I believe.
Cliqist : Long term gamers I talked to have noticed the subtle influence of Pathologic on notable games, from S.T.A.L.K.E.R to the Dead Money DLC for Fallout: New Vegas. Does it surprise you that your game would have such an impact?
Ivan Slovtsov : Ice-Pick Lodge kind of exists outside of the "game industry", so we don't communicate with other game developers much (yeah I know, we should probably fix that). So we are really honored each time we find out that someone was inspired by the games of the studio.
Cliqist : For gamers on PC/Mac, what system requirements do you foresee for the Pathologic emake, or is it too early to tell?
Ivan Slovtsov : It's too early for specific requirements, but a modern (by today's standards) gaming rig should do when the game comes out.
Cliqist : For those people who are unable/unwilling to pledge through Kickstarter, would you be offering alternative means of donating to the Pathologic remake project?
Ivan Slovtsov : Yes, we are planning to offer alternatives after the end of the Kickstarter campaign.
Thanks to Ivan for answering our questions! To learn more about the Pathologic remake be sure to check out its Kickstarter campaign.
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Ahmad Khan grew up playing video games. A fan of RPGs and Post-Apocalypse games, Khan instantly fell in love with crowdfunding platforms like Kickstarter and IndieGogo that made games like Wasteland 2 and Project Eternity a reality. He also ended up being sort of a whistle blower for suspicious crowd funding project, believing that the venue of crowdfunding should be reserved for the honest and the passionate, not for the dishonest and dubious. You can stalk Ahmad on both Twitter and Facebook if you feel so inclined.
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The Statutes at Large, the United States from ...
Аутор: United States Department of State
PRIVATE LAWS
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
PASSED BY
THE FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS.
PRIVATE ACTS OF THE FIFTY-SEVENTH CONGRESS
Passed at the first session, which was begun and held at the City of Washington, in
the District of Columbia, on Monday, the second day of December, 1901, and was adjourned without day on Tuesday, the first day of July, 1902.
THEODORE ROOSEVELT, President; WILLIAM P. Frye, President of the Senate pro
tempore; on the twenty-second day of May, 1902, ORVILLE H. PLATT was chosen Aeting President pro tempore; David B. HENDERSON, Speaker of the House of Representatives.
CHAP. 4.-An Act Providing for the free transportation of all mail matter sent January 22, 1902. by Mrs. Ida S. McKinley.
[Private, No. 1.] Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That all mail matter sent by Franking privliege the post by Ida S. McKinley, widow of the late William McKinley, granted to. under her written autograph signature, be conveyed free of postage during her natural life.
Approved, January 22, 1902.
CHAP. 8.-An Act Granting a pension to Mary E. Davis.
February 5, 1902.
(Private, No. 2.) Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Mary E. Davis. Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to place on the pension roll, subject to the provisions and limitations of the pension laws, the name of Mary E. Davis, widow of Charles M. Davis, late of Company B, One hundred and twenty-seventh Regiment United States Colored Volunteer Infantry, and pay her a pension at the rate of eight dollars per month.
. Approved, February 5, 1902.
February 5, 1902. (Private, No. 3.)
Elizabeth 0. Gould,
Pension increased.
CHAP. 9.-An Act Granting an increase of pension to Elizabeth O. Gould.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to place on the pension roll, subject to the provisions and limitations of the pension laws, the name of Elizabeth 0. Gould, widow of Edward F. Gould, late first lieutenant Company D, Eighth Regiment Vermont Volunteer Infantry, and pay her a pension at the rate of seventeen dollars per month in lieu of that she is now receiving.
February 5, 1902. CHAP. 10.-An Act Granting an increase of pension to Helen F. M. Edwards. (Private, No. 4.)
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United Helen F. M. Ed States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Pension increased. Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to place on the
pension roll, subject to the provisions and limitations of the pension laws, the name of Helen F. M. Edwards, widow of Francis W. Edwards late of Company H, First Regiment Massachusetts Volunteer Heary Artillery, and pay her a pension at the rate of twelve dollars per month in lieu of that she is now receiving.
Approved, February 5, 1902.
February 5, 1902. [Private, No. 5.)
Josefa T. Philip.
CHAP. 11.-An Act Granting an increase of pension to Joseia T. Philip.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to place on the pension roll, subject to the provisions and limitations of the pension saws, the name of Josefa T. Philip, widow of John W. Philip, late rear-admiral, United States Navy, and pay her a pension at the rate of fifty dollars per month in lieu of that she is now receiving.
February 6, 1902. [Private, No. 6.]
Esther F. Moody.
Pension.
CHAP. 12.-An Act Granting a pension to Esther F. Moody.
Be it enacted by the Senate and Ilouse of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is bereby, authorized and directed to place on the pension roll, subject to the provisions and limitations of the pension laws, the name of Esther F. Moody, widow of Convers Moody, late of Company G, Sixteenth Regiment Maine Volunteer Infantry, and pay her a pension at the rate of eight dollars per month.
Mary A. Lamb.
CHAP. 13.–An Act Granting a pension to Mary A. Lamb.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to place on the pension roll, subject to the provisions and limitations of the pension laws, the name of Mary A. Lamb, helpless and dependent daughter of Thomas Lamb, late of Company 1, Second Regiment Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry, and pay her a pension at the rate of twelve dollars per month.
February 6, 1902. (Private, No. 8.]
CHAP. 14.-An Act Granting an increase of pension to Michael Dillon.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secretary of the Interior be, and he is hereby, authorized and directed to place on the
Michael Dillon.


On April 4, 2019, Jeffrey P. Bezos informed Amazon.com, Inc. (the "Company") that following court approval of a divorce decree, shares representing approximately 4.0 percent of the Company's outstanding common stock will be registered in MacKenzie T. Bezos' name as separate property (the "Shares"). A petition for divorce was filed on April 4, 2019, and the divorce decree is expected to be issued in approximately 90 days. Mr. Bezos will continue to exercise sole voting authority over the Shares (together with any additional shares issued to Ms. Bezos in connection with any stock split, stock dividend, recapitalization, reorganization, or the like) pursuant to a voting agreement and proxy between Mr. and Ms. Bezos, except that any of the Shares that Ms. Bezos sells in the open market or that Ms. Bezos contributes to an organization that qualifies under Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code with the belief that such organization intends to sell such Shares in the open market will cease to be subject to the voting agreement and proxy. In the event of any other transfer of any of the Shares, Ms. Bezos shall, prior to and as a pre-condition to such transfer, cause the proposed transferee to enter into a voting agreement on the same terms and conditions, including granting a proxy to Mr. Bezos to vote such Shares. Unless otherwise agreed by Mr. Bezos, the voting agreement and proxy will terminate only upon the death or a determination of legal incapacity of Mr. Bezos.


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Q: Detect a race condition in imported package I have package where I write a golang code.
I have a fear that program works incorrecly because it outputs different results from time to time. Probably it's due to race condtions. So I run multiple times:
go run -race myprogram

But I didn't got any warning or errros.
Probably, errors are in another package I imported. As I understand, -race flag doesn't detect them. If so, how can I do it (detect race condtion which occurs not in my code but in package I imported and I use in my code)?

A: The race condition detection is false negative rather than false positive. This means that it detects race at any time when it has just happened - when a program tries to read or write a shared value at the same time. The bottom line is the -race flag works not at 100% cases.

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Home » ARCHIVE » Go Dumb Tom Caruana (Wu-Tang Meets The Beatles), AnD, Pete Cannon
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Pete Cannon
Tom Caruana (Wu-Tang Meets The Beatles)
Go Dumb! w/ Splice DJ Homebrew
Go Dumb! DJ Rasp
Go Dumb! Rupert ft. Steve Clear
Go Dumb! : Dr. Syntax presents Matinee Hype / DJ AS-IF / DJ Rogue Fader
Go Dumb Tom Caruana (Wu-Tang Meets The Beatles), AnD, Pete Cannon
on Friday 20th April we have another colossal line up.
Tom Caruana is a dope producer whose experience ranges from working with rappers, singers and musicians in studio and live environments. He is also renowned through a series of remix albums including Wu Tang versus the Beatles 'Enter the Magical Mystical Chambers which received over 50,000 downloads in its first two months of release before being withdrawn for copy write infringement reasons. He is not only a master of blending samples; he is also a multi instrumentalist playing drums, bass, guitar and keyboards. His work has caught the attention of The Chicagoist, The New York Times, the Guardian and Edgar Wright. He also has an album in the pipeline with our very own Dr Syntax. Expect to be blown away!
http://www.teasearecords.net/tomcaruana.cfm
http://soundcloud.com/tom-caruana
http://www.myspace.com/tomcaruana
Enigmatic Mancunian duo AnD famously rose to prominence in 2011 after a slew of ground breaking releases characterised by their refurbished, stripped back and Dave Clarke inspired brand of techno. True vinyl purists, the two maintain strong analogue production ethics and showcase this in their heavy hitting live show. AnD's modernistic approach has been endorsed by trailblazing UK imprints Project Squared and Idle Hands, whilst their purist ideologies have been employed by the equally enigmatic and visionary Horizontal Ground and Black Sun Records imprints. The two have also seen a release on Felix K's Hidden Hawaii and Krill Music alongside Jonas Kopp. Together with Tom Dicicco the three established Inner Surface Music. Embracing the shadowy outskirts of techno, AnD's covert productions walk the road less travelled. In doing so AnD follow in the footsteps of UK luminaries Surgeon, Regis, James Ruskin and The Black Dog by continuing to shape a genuine and unflinching vision of techno.
http://www.facebook.com/AnD.Musik
Pete Cannon is one of the best hip hop producers in the UK right now working with artists such as Sway, Dr Syntax, Million Dan, Stig of the Dump, Sonny Jim, Panchi, Nutso, Torae and Punchlyne to name a few. He is also in a band called 'Modern Medicine' who are blowing up at the moment. Pete is a huge fan of synths, Amiga computers, badass beats, samples and bass lines. He currently has a live show ready to blow up a spot, so we thought it would be ace to get him down for his second performance at Go Dumb! however this will be his first solo show at our night. Big!!!
http://soundcloud.com/pete-cannon
http://petecannonmusic.blogspot.co.uk/
http://petecannon.bandcamp.com/
Plus Dr Syntax will be on hosting duties and Go Dumb! residents fill in the gaps with a whole stack of floor fillers.
11 Stevenson Square (Behind Hula Bar), Northern Quarter, M1 1DB
£4 Entry – 11pm til 4am
Follow us on Twitter @GoDumbMCR


Bob Costas describes how concussion talk got NBC to drop him from Super Bowl show	No ratings yet.
Legendary sportscaster Bob Costas, thе longtime face of NBC Sports, hаѕ confirmed that іt was his comments about concussions іn thе NFL that got him removed from thе network's Super Bowl coverage іn 2018, offering insight into how America's most popular sports league exerts influence over thе media that covers it.
In a report Sunday by ESPN's "Outside thе Lines," Costas said thе network's move came after more than two years of his public criticism of thе NFL аnd its history of handling players with concussions аnd traumatic brain injuries.
Costas, 66, told ESPN that hе first stepped away from NBC's NFL coverage after thе 1993 season, citing "the sheer violence of thе game … I just didn't feel comfortable with that." When thе NFL returned tо NBC іn 2005, hе said hе agreed tо host "Sunday Night Football" out of loyalty tо thе network.
But his concerns about concussions grew over thе years, culminating with a December 2015 essay intended fоr "Sunday Night Football" that coincided with thе release of thе Will Smith movie "Concussion" аnd included thе line: "There іѕ a direct аnd often tragic link between football аnd brain damage." NBC rejected thе essay, аnd whеn asked why, Costas said hе was told іt was because thе network was negotiating with thе NFL fоr Thursday Night Football rights.
He said іt was soon after that that hе was told hе would not bе part of NBC's Super Bowl coverage thе following February.
The NFL аnd TV networks hаvе a symbiotic relationship worth billions of dollars a year. Five of America's 10 most-watched programs іn 2018 were NFL-related, according tо Nielsen.
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January 14 2016 - Birmingham, AL - American Family Care (AFC) and Baptist Health continue the expansion of their partnership with the grand opening of a new AFC PriMed clinic in Alabama's underserved River Region. The primary and urgent care clinic, the 9th to open under the partnership, is located at 101 Paul Stabler Drive in Greenville, Alabama. Doctors and the medical staff will start treating patients at the new facility on January 18th.
American Family Care and Baptist Health joined forces in 2014 to create AFC PriMed, a community focused partnership offering urgent and primary care in the River Region. Together the two leading health care organizations are providing enhanced health care in 7 Alabama counties that are underserved by primary care and urgent care providers. Nearly a half million people living in the surrounding communities can now access the AFC PriMed clinics.
All 9 AFC PriMed clinics are designed, equipped and staffed to provide accessible primary care, urgent care, minor emergency treatment and occupational medicine. They use a high-tech approach, including digital X-rays, on site lab testing, state of the art diagnostics and electronic medical records. The clinics are staffed by kind, caring and compassionate health care professionals. Almost all of the clinics, including the Greenville location, serve patients daily 8 a.m. to 6 p.m., and no appointments are necessary.


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Q: Windows command line history is there any place in windows where in admin or super user changes/commands are stored? like how linux has .bash_history for root?

A: for 'powershell' i found this blog entry:

$MaximumHistoryCount = 1KB

if (!(Test-Path ~\PowerShell -PathType Container))
{   New-Item ~\PowerShell -ItemType Directory
}

function bye
{   Get-History -Count 1KB |Export-CSV ~\PowerShell\history.csv
    exit
}

if (Test-path ~\PowerShell\History.csv)
{   Import-CSV ~\PowerShell\History.csv |Add-History
}

then you have to end the session with "bye" (instead of "exit" or closing the window via the "x" button).

A: No, the windows Command Prompt does not have automatic logging facilities.
And actually, the linux .bash_history is not only for root - it's for any bash user that doesn't explicitely disable it.

A: the only thing which comes "close" to something like a "stored history" (but only for the current session) is to press F7.

A: Besides F7, to print the command history of current session, run:
DOSKEY /history


Well, here we are. A month in Ashland has zoomed by, and it's time to have some Halloween fun. We love Halloween, and this town knows how to throw a holiday bash. Rick and Ron are already downtown, blocking off streets and positioning Kiwanis volunteers for the Fun Run and Kid's Parade this afternoon. This cracks me up. Rick isn't much of a joiner, but he's really having fun tagging along with Ron for some of this stuff. He might even become an Elk... What the heck. It's a good way to meet people and make connections, and you get to use the Elk's primo parking lot downtown. Mitzi and I painted our guys up to look sort of dead and ghastly, but not too scary, since the daytime is for the little kids. Heehee... this is fun.
And even Heidi is dressed up. She's wearing her blue velvet opera dress by Katy George with a pink silk collar and a sparkly bead necklace.
OK - Ashland does a kickass Halloween. Sorry Taos. I thought you were the Halloween Queen, but no... you have been hugely outdone. Here's a picture of me in my Frida Kahlo persona. The rest of the photos are on Facebook.
Ron looks a bit like a dead Richard Dreyfuss lol!


Fellow foodies know the value of that perfect Instagram pic of something delicious. It's unique, beautiful, and, of course, oh so tasty! Be the envy of your friends, family and followers by visiting some of these today!
This newly branded doughnut shop has the cutest logo and top notch doughnuts!
A go-to spot for breakfast, this cafe also boasts fantastic pizza, fresh gelato, and perfect coffee.
Edmonton's go-to spot for pressed sushi. This stuff melts in your mouth! Make sure to leave room for dessert!
If you haven't had SFC yet, you are missing out! I could eat fried chicken every day of the week!
It's definitely worth the wait to snag some awesome handmade ice cream that's rolled for your photo delight. Grab some avocado ice cream while it's still hot out!
Is there anything more beautiful than a photo of a bowl of ramen just moments before you slurp it all down!?
New to the Edmonton food scene, RE:GRUB specializes in mouthwatering burgers and sky high shakes!
MEAT specializes in… well… Meat! Great spot for taking drool worthy photos for your fellow carnivores.
This upscale restaurant serves artful plates that are hyper-photogenic!
Julio's is famous for their giant bull dog drinks, awesome Mexican food, and fun vibe on Whyte.
These modern Mexican dishes couldn't be more beautiful. Or delicious!
The poke craze has finally hit Edmonton. These dishes inspired from Hawaii are filled with flavorful seafood and fresh vegetables make for vibrant and gorgeous photos.
Remedy not only serves beautiful hot beverages but also tasty food that's sourced locally!
Blind Enthusiasm, a new local brewery, just opened their restaurant in the Richie Market that is absolutely gorgeous and serves equally stunning food!
No Surprise that Duchess made this list. Duchess is pretty much universally known as the go-to bakery for high quality pastries.
Here you'll find Japanese tapas that are both incredible and unique!
This fine establishment is known for having some of the best cocktails in all of Edmonton. And they're oh so pretty!
One of the few places in Yeg where you can bao down! I like to think bao roughly translates to bites of deliciousness!
This cafe serves up beautiful brunch, dinners and exquisite high teas!


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You'll take the Moyenne Corniche, enjoying a panoramic view of Nice and the Bay of Villefranche-sur-Mer, before arriving at Eze village.
At Eze, you'll get the chance to explore the mediaeval village perched as an eagle's nest, before then taking a guided tour around Fragonard's perfume factory.
Dropping down into Monaco where you'll stroll from the Oceanographic Museum up to the old town on the rock. See the Prince's palace and stroll around the old town, the perfect spot for lunch. Or take in the spectacular views offered on either side of the rock! Pay your respects to Princess Grace and Prince Rainier III in the Neo-Romanesque cathedral.
Photos galore in and around the world-famous Casino Square - with its opulent Hôtel de Paris, Grand Casino, deluxe boutiques and the Café de Paris casino.
Back to Nice along the coast road, the Basse Corniche.
If you're pressed for time, why not try the half-day trip to Eze, Monaco & Monte-Carlo?


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Window cleaning is a service which cleaning companies use special techniques to clean various glass architectural buildings in and the process involves a diversity of tools, machines and other working gears. When you hire a window cleaning company, you should find one that is reliable with their cleaning services. When you want the best work to be done on your project, you should consider hiring the best window cleaners that you meet. Things could get messy when you hire a window cleaning company that you have no idea of what they are capable of.
Window cleaners play a very critical role in society in many diverse ways and that is which is why they are really treasured. Due to their existence, the atmosphere remains clean preventing the spread of infections and diseases. It is important to be familiar with the details and qualities to look for in a suitable window cleaning service provider. In this article, you will learn the most important factors that you should consider before hiring a particular window cleaning service provider.
You need to hire an expert window cleaning service provider to be sure that they have the best knowledge of the job. With the machines the expert comes with applied with their skills and work proficiency, the will leave the windows sparkling clean. Understanding your financial limits before hiring ensures that you get a cleaner that you will afford to pay at the end of the day. Plan for the cleaning ahead of time irrespective of whether it is a one-time thing or regular cleaning services that you need. The window cleaner should be insured because you never know when an accident is going to occur.
You should carry out research about the companies that carry out window cleaning and those that are available in your area and the internet can be very helpful. Online reviews, recommendations and comments from previous customers of the window cleaning companies you find on the internet will also be available. Find the friends who have similar building and find out the techniques which their window cleaners use to see if they match your needs.
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Carl Esser (geboren 4. September 1874 in Düsseldorf; gestorben 8. November 1939 in Stuttgart) war ein deutscher Zeitungsverleger.

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Carl Esser war ein Sohn des Buchhändlers Adolf Esser und der Berta Küpper. Esser war verheiratet mit Betty Jung, sie hatten zwei Kinder. Er besuchte ein humanistisches Gymnasium und absolvierte eine Ausbildung zum Buchdrucker und eine kaufmännische Ausbildung in einem Zeitungsverlag.

Er wurde 1909 Direktor der Württemberger Zeitung, die 1910 mit dem Stuttgarter Neuen Tagblatt fusionierte. Er wurde Generaldirektor und geschäftsführender Gesellschafter des Tagblatts und leitete auch den angeschlossenen Buchverlag mit Druckerei. Das Unternehmen zählte im Jahr 1913 etwa 600 Beschäftigte, davon 200 Festangestellte und 400 Zeitungszusteller und Zeitungsverkäufer. Esser beauftragte 1924 den Architekten Ernst Otto Oßwald mit dem Bau eines Zeitungshauses in der Innenstadt Stuttgarts, der Tagblatt-Turm wurde 1927 bezogen. Nach der Machtübergabe an die Nationalsozialisten 1933 wurde Esser aus politischen Gründen entlassen. Die Zeitung geriet 1935 in den Besitz der NSDAP.

Schriften
 Mit Paul Wittko: Die neuen Stuttgarter Hoftheater. Stuttgart, 1912
 Stuttgarter neues Tagblatt. Betrachtungen über das Wesen einer modernen Tageszeitung; Einblick in einen Zeitungs- und Buchdruck-Großbetrieb. Stuttgart: Neues Tagblatt, 1913
 Stuttgarter neues Tagblatt. Betrachtungen über das Wesen einer modernen Tageszeitung; Einblick in einen Zeitungs- und Buchdruck-Großbetrieb; zum 80jährigen Bestehen Ende 1923 neu bearbeitet, Stuttgart: Stuttgarter Neues Tagblatt 1923.

Literatur
 Esser, Carl, Eduard, Hubert in: Reichshandbuch der deutschen Gesellschaft, 1930, S. 403f.
 Dr h. c. Carl Esser †. In: Stuttgarter Neues Tagblatt, Nr. 484, 9. November 1939, S. 5 (Digitalisat).

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Q: Can I manually power down a USB hard drive in Linux? Our backup script mounts an USB hard drive, copies some files, then unmounts. So, since the drive is only in use during this period, I thought it would be good to power down the drive once the backup is complete. Is there a command to do this? If yes, would I need to manually power it back up again when I need to use it next time?

A: Use this script.
This script is designed to properly put an USB device into suspend
mode that can then be unplugged safely. But the ultimate effect is what you want to achieve.
Find some discussion about the similar topic here.

A: I've never seen a USB hard drive that manages power anywhere other than a power switch or the cord itself.
If it were a NAS it may be possible to send commands to the underlying OS to shut it down (or suspend) and possibly send it WakeOnLan commands.


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The alchemy of author Paulo Coelho
Study the fine print of any novel by Paulo Coelho and you'll find all the signs of a master at work. Rita Braver traveled to Switzerland to pay him a visit:
For this 69-year old man, his morning routine on the terrace of his penthouse in Geneva, Switzerland, is not just archery, but a form of meditation.
"It works wonderfully, because every time you have to open the bow, you can see the universe," said writer Paulo Coelho.
And soulful observations like that have made Coelho one of the top-selling authors in the world.
"I have 210 million books in print, which means 600 million people read my books, because the average is three per book," he said.
His latest novel is based on the life of Mata Hari, the Dutch-born exotic dancer who, in 1917, was executed by the French, accused (Coelho believes falsely) of spying for Germany.
She refused to be blindfolded once she faced a firing squad. "She wanted to die, like she lived, you know, standing," he said.
Coelho told Braver that when he started writing as Mata Hari, it was as if her voice was talking to him. "I could hear her," he said. "She was innocent of spying, but she was not that innocent. She used lies to survive, and then people lied against her and condemned her to death."
"The Spy" is Coelho's 28th book.
Read an excerpt from "The Spy"
Paulo Coelho on books and the Internet
A self-described Internet junkie, he has more Facebook followers than any other author -- many drawn to him because of his most famous work: "The Alchemist." It has spent an astonishing eight years on The New York Times bestseller list. It's an allegorical tale of an Andalusian shepherd boy who goes searching for treasure, and ends up finding the key to happiness.
Braver said, "People started calling you a guru, a seer, a prophet for writing that book."
"They think so," he replied. "Of course not. I was trying to understand my own life."
And what a life!
Coelho was raised in a conservative Brazilian Catholic family. He wanted to become a writer from an early age, but his parents didn't approve of that -- and put him in a mental institution.
He would escape three times before his parents gave up.
Author Paulo Coelho with correspondent Rita Braver. CBS News
Coelho adopted a hippie lifestyle, and in a few years, was writing hit songs.
Paulo Coelho's homage to Ernest Hemingway
But forces linked to the ruling right-wing Brazilian military establishment thought his counterculture lyrics bore a secret Communist message.
"I was then taken to these hidden places, where they used to torture and things like this," he said. "That was the worst part of my life."
What happened to him there? "I was beaten. They used shocks and total isolation, in dark room, no light, with a siren -- whah, whah, whah!!"
Released after a month, he found work writing for TV. And he found love with artist Christina Oiticica, now his wife.
But by 1980 he wanted to write books.
Coelho said, "I said, 'Christina, I have you, I have money, I have a work that I am not very enthusiastic about. But what am I doing here?
"'I have $17,000 to find the meaning of life. If it is more expensive, we are lost!'" he laughed.
It would be years before "The Alchemist" found a U.S. publisher -- and took off, helped in part by famous fans, like President Clinton and Madonna.
But now, Coehlo makes no secret about the fact that having written this book made him very rich.
"I read, if it's true, more than $500 million rich," said Braver.
"Yeah, more, more, more," he replied.
Today, Paolo and Christina give millions to charity, and own several homes, including an elegant apartment, decorated with her artwork. Just a short walk away is the institute that houses his archive.
Coelho told Braver that the most important thing he has is his first typewriter from when he was 15 years old.
And it is here that Paulo Coelho can really appreciate the enormity of what he has accomplished:
"It is something that I could never, ever dream of, and then you see that your soul goes beyond yourself -- what all these people have in common? I would say, what am I doing here, huh? That is the main question."
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The Jewish nurse who treated Robert Bowers after he allegedly opened fire at a Pittsburgh synagogue, killing 11 and injuring seven, said he acted upon love and professionalism.
Ari Mahler took to social media to recount the experience of tending to Bowers in a Facebook post that, as of Monday, had been shared more than 140,000 times.
His post came after countless media outlets had reported on a Jewish medical professional treating the man accused of perpetrating what is believed to be the deadliest attack on Jews in American history. Bowers has pleaded not guilty. He faces 44 counts of murder, hate crimes, obstructing religious practices and other crimes. Prosecutors are seeking the death penalty.
Bowers thanked Mahler for treating him, Mahler wrote, noting he chose to not share with his patient that he himself shares the same faith as the 11 people he is accused of killing.
Mahler noted he has long experienced anti-Semitism, recalling being singled out for his religion and for being the son of a rabbi when he was a child.
"I found drawings on desks of my family being marched into gas chambers, swastikas drawn on my locker, and notes shoved inside of it saying, 'Die Jew. Love, Hitler,'" he wrote.
Being labeled "the Jewish" person was never positive, Mahler wrote, noting even as an adult he instinctively deflected away from the label.
It's for those reasons that news of a shooting at the Tree of Life synagogue didn't come as a serious surprise to Mahler, who wrote "it's only a matter of time before the next one happens.
"History refutes hope that things will change," Mahler continued. "My heart yearns for change, but today's climate doesn't foster nurturing, tolerance, or civility. Even before this shooting took place, there's no real evidence supporting otherwise. The FBI and the Southern Poverty Law Center note that Jews only account for two percent of the U.S. population, yet 60 percent of all religious hate crimes are committed against them.
"I don't know why people hate us so much, but the underbelly of anti-Semitism seems to be thriving," Mahler wrote.
In concluding his post, Mahler addressed what many may be wondering, which is why he would treat someone who would allegedly wish him dead.
"Love," he wrote. "That's why I did it. Love as an action is more powerful than words, and love in the face of evil gives others hope. It demonstrates humanity. It reaffirms why we're all here.


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Amazon Officially Names NBC's Jennifer Salke To Head Up Its Studio, Overseeing Both TV and Film
Salke fills the void left by the departure of Roy Price, who exited Amazon last fall following sexual harassment allegations.
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It's Prime time for NBC Entertainment president Jennifer Salke, who has been named head of Amazon Studios after a lengthy search process at the digital giant. Salke had long been rumored as a frontrunner for the gig, and became the leading choice after the other top contender, A+E Networks president/CEO Nancy Dubuc, dropped out of the running earlier this week.
Salke's new job represents a huge leap for the executive, who will oversee both film and television at Amazon. She joins the company as it undergoes a shift in the kind of content it produces — moving away from smaller, more indie fare to broader, populist content.
Salke will report directly to Seattle-based Amazon senior vice president Jeff Blackburn, and fills the position that has been more or less vacant since Roy Price exited last year in the wake of a sexual harassment scandal.
"What stood out about Jen was the deep relationships she has nurtured with creators and talent over her career, spanning NBCU, Twentieth Century Fox, and Aaron Spelling Productions," Blackburn said in a statement. "She's built an impeccable reputation as a big leader who emphasizes creativity, collaboration, and teamwork."
Salke's hire also clarifies what had become a confusing reporting structure in the wake of Price's exit. After Price first departed, Amazon Studios COO Albert Cheng was tapped as Price's interim replacement, but because he has more of a tech than an entertainment background, his oversight ultimately focused mostly on TV, while head of film Jason Ropell reported directly to Blackburn as well. But under the new structure, Cheng, Ropell, and Brad Beale (Amazon's Seattle- based head of digital-video-content acquisition) will all report to Salke. Together, they will work on a new org structure for the studio.
The hiring of Salke is telling, as she has been behind some of the biggest TV hits in recent years, starting with "This Is Us." Prior to joining NBC in 2011, Salke was executive vice president of creative affairs at 20th Century Fox TV, where she helped develop and promote hits like "Modern Family" and "Glee."
"I'm incredibly excited about the future at Amazon Studios," Salke said in the announcement. "In the studio's relatively short existence they have innovated, disrupted, and created characters that are already an indelible part of pop-culture. I am both honored and emboldened by the opportunity to lead this extraordinary business. Of course, this is also bittersweet for me. NBC has been an amazing home – creatively, professionally and personally – and I leave there knowing that the work we did had groundbreaking impact. It's an exciting time to be a content creator, and I look forward to being on the front lines of an innovative business with storytelling at its heart."
The timing of the transition is still unclear, but will take place over the next few weeks. NBC also hopes to have a replacement for Salke in line by then.
"Jennifer Salke is a world class entertainment executive and deserves enormous credit for helping put NBC back on top," said NBC Entertainment chairman Bob Greenblatt. "This opportunity is the logical next step in her phenomenal career and we wish her only the best. While we will all miss her enormously, we will hopefully find many new ways to be in business with her at Amazon. "
It's Salke's kind of big, mainstream success that Amazon boss Jeff Bezos appears to be going for. Bezos, for example, was instrumental in pushing for TV rights to "The Lord of the Rings," a reported $250 million deal than may ultimately be a $1 billion franchise for the company.
Salke's success has mostly been in broadcast, but at NBC Universal her oversight also includes Universal Television, which has produced hit shows for streaming including "Master of None" and "Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt" at Netflix, and "The Mindy Project" at Hulu.
Salke's hire comes as Amazon was said to be looking for a female executive to run its studios division in the wake of the scandal surrounding Price, who was accused of making crude and inappropriate sexual remarks to "The Man in the High Castle" producer Isa Hackett (whose father was Phillip K. Dick, the author of the novel that inspired the series).
On the TV side, Salke will oversee a department that has undergone a massive executive change in recent months, and now is led by mostly female department heads. International productions head Morgan Wandell had already left to join Apple in a similar role prior to Price's departure, while scripted head Joe Lewis and unscripted head Conrad Riggs were let go after Price. More recently, kids programming head Tara Sorensen, international development exec Carina Walker and business affairs head Tara Pietri also jumped from Amazon to Apple.
Former Fox International exec Sharon Tal Yguado, who had joined Amazon in January as head of event series, replaced Lewis as Amazon's top scripted exec, while Heather Schuester replaced Riggs.
"They're looking to clean house and basically restart the whole company," one insider told IndieWire late last fall. As Amazon began hunting for Price's replacement, one main topic was the understanding that there will be an adjustment process to getting used to "the Amazon culture," which may be different from what born-and-bred Hollywood execs are used to.
Insiders have reported a bit of a power vacuum in recent months, complicating some decisions and greenlights, as business affairs/finance, legal, marketing, and programming had their own opinions and needs.
At least on the TV side, Salke joins Amazon as it enjoys the success of new series "The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel," which recently won two Golden Globe awards, including best TV comedy or musical. Other current programming includes "The Grand Tour," which stars former "Top Gear" hosts Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May, and is the service's No. 1 program, along with "Sneaky Pete," "The Man in the High Castle" and "The Tick." Amazon recently cut several shows, including "One Mississippi," as part of its programming adjustment.
Salke will also be at Amazon in time to also handle the ongoing question of Jeffrey Tambor's involvement, or non-involvement, in the next season of "Transparent."
New shows include "Britannia," which premiered last month, as well as "Homecoming," creator Sam Esmail's psychological thriller starring Julia Roberts as a caseworker at a secret government facility; "Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan," John Krasinski's take on the role as the CIA analyst, in an adaptation from Carlton Cuse and Graham Roland; Matt Weiner's anthology series "The Romanoffs," featuring different stories connected by the fact that the characters are all descendants of the Russian royal family; and a comedy starring Fred Armisen and Maya Rudolph, from creators Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard.
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Marijuana. The controversial drug that has divided opinions for years. Although cannabis is still listed as a Schedule I controlled substance (the most severe drug category), it has been decriminalized in some states such as Oregon and Colorado and made legal for medical purposes in many other states. What is California's policy on marijuana? The answer might surprise you.
Pot became visible to the public eye primarily in the 1930s to 1950s. Because of its association with the counter-culture, strict marijuana laws were enacted such as "mandatory sentencing" laws like the Boggs Act of 1952 and the Narcotics Control Act of 1956. Laws like this imposed two to ten years in prison and up to $20,000 in fines for first-time cannabis possession offenses.
In the 1970s, after the newly formed Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) was in full swing, the state of California began reorganizing and amending marijuana laws so that they were less severe, primarily because of the economic impact these so-called "pot fines." Possession of marijuana for personal use in California was a felony pre-1977, but was reduced to a misdemeanor with a maximum fine of $100.
In the 1980s during the Reagan administration, cannabis laws began to get more strict again, especially with the Sentencing Reform Act which created mandatory minimum sentences for marijuana offenders and threatened 25 years to life imprisonment for repeat drug ("high level") offenders.
Proposition 215 was passed by California voters in 1996, legalizing marijuana for medical use. The medical marijuana program (MMP) in California is regulated by the Department of Public Health. Anyone with a qualifying medical condition who obtains a valid doctor's prescription and a state-authorized medical marijuana identification card can receive regulated amounts of marijuana from dispensaries for personal use.
In September 2010, California Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger signed Senate Bill 1449 into law. This was a controversial move that essentially decriminalized certain amounts of marijuana for personal use, specifically, possession of less than one ounce of marijuana is no longer a misdemeanor, but an infraction (similar to a traffic ticket) with a maximum $100 fine. To learn more, visit the California Health & Safety Code 11357b.
Many marijuana offenses, even repeat or "high volume" offenses, may qualify for drug diversion. According to the California Penal Code § 1000, certain drug offenses are eligible for deferred entry of judgment (DEJ). In exchange for a plea of guilty, the defendant agrees to attend drug counseling, rehabilitation and sometimes community service. If the defendant successfully completes the diversion program, then their sentence (which was postponed) will be removed so that you can say with confidence you were not convicted of that particular crime.
So, is marijuana legal in California?
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When it comes to buying a vehicle, it's important to look for that 'used car sweet spot.' This is essentially the point where depreciation has already knocked a huge chunk off the price but that the ride itself is still in extremely good working order – in other words, it's not going to fall apart as soon as you've parted with your hard-earned cash. There are many things to consider when making a purchase decision with mileage versus age being top areas of concern – but which one matters more?
How much mileage is good for a used car? Well, naturally you may be inclined to look for a vehicle with minimal miles on the clock – after all, a car that's knocked up 170,000 miles during its lifespan is likely to have experienced a lot more wear and tear than a car that has only done 70,000. This makes perfect sense, but you also need to consider what kind of driving and terrain the vehicle has been subjected to. A 4X4 that has endured numerous mountain adventures but has a low mileage may indeed be in worse condition than a luxury saloon that has travelled long distances on the motorway, a surface generally considered to be kinder on a vehicle's mechanics.
If a car looks a bit battered and scraped but has a suspiciously low mileage on the odometer, listen to your instincts. Perhaps the clock has been wound back to make the car more appealing? For this reason, it's always a good idea to invest in a used vehicle from a reputable car dealership.
Vehicles are only designed to last so long. While an older car may seem like an unattractive buying option in comparison to a newer model, there are also things to keep in mind where age is concerned. A new car, for instance, might have travelled far and wide and therefore not look as good or run as well as it perhaps should do. Alternatively, an older car may have fewer miles on the clock and actually have a surprising amount of life left in it. That said, if an older car has been sat on the driveway for an endless amount of time, it may have suffered extreme deterioration that even the owners don't know about.
How old should a new car be to get the best value? Unfortunately there is no right or wrong answer – just like distance travelled doesn't tell the whole story. When buying a used vehicle it's important to consider how well the vehicle has been maintained. If it has been regularly serviced and passed a series of MOTs; if it hasn't been smashed up and repaired; if it's been used without difficulties and has been well-loved by previous owners. In such instances, it's probably a good deal. If it has been left rot in someone's garage but only has 20,000 miles on the clock, it's not going to be a decent buy either. It's all about common sense, which involves checking past records and test driving vehicles you like.
If you are looking for a high-quality used car, Carwise Group has a large variety of makes and models at our dealerships located in Harlow and Maidstone. Find out more today.


Egypt: Coup or the will of those governed?
It was the Fourth of July, and democratically elected Egyptian government was removed by a powerful army. This was a bad thing, right? So why was I so terribly conflicted?
In the United States, we celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence on the Fourth of July. Because of that declaration we have a system that absolutely guarantees that the army is eternally subordinate to the vote of the people—our powerful army would not remove our president and or invalidate our congress.
Before the United States military issued me a weapon and a uniform I swore a solemn oath "to defend the Constitution against all enemies, foreign or domestic." And that sacred document unequivocally established the process of election and the complete subordination of the military to those elected.
One of the principal reasons for the recent protests in Egypt was the interjection of conservative religious values into people's lives through their government, without the same peaceful remedies we enjoy.
Now I wonder if the "consent of the governed" can be expressed in other ways—like the crowds of people who took to the streets in Egypt. Or, like the Civil Rights activists who took to the streets in the United States and marched against the elected governments of George Wallace and Herman Talmadge.
Please take the time to read the two articles linked below. They are worth more than a single reading. What do you think after reading these articles?
Tonight, I share with you this very timely and truly courageous "Live From…" short video, straight from Cairo.
Many of you had the privilege of hearing from and meeting Dalia Ziada (short biography below) at the AJC Global Forum and I know you must be as inspired as I by her courage and leadership. Dalia recorded this critical message exclusively for AJC.
Here is the short link to the video on the AJC.org website: http://bit.ly/13jYIF4. Please share this video far and wide in your networks through email and within your social media outlets on Facebook and Twitter. Events are unfolding by the minute and this is a unique message that should be shared quickly.
During this week of celebrating America's independence, I know you join me in gratitude for Dalia and all of our friends, who fight for freedom and independence every day for all people.
Dalia Ziada is an award-winning Egyptian human rights activist, socio-political analyst, and public speaker, and serves as Executive Director of the Cairo-based Ibn Khaldun Center for Development Studies, which advocates for human rights and civil freedoms in Egypt and the Arab world. Newsweek named her two years in a row (2011 and 2012) as one of the world's most influential and fearless women. CNN cited her in 2012 as one of the Arab World's eight agents of change, and The Daily Beast, in 2011, called her one of world's 17 bravest bloggers.
In a previous post I shared the story of the Jewish Danish citizens. A rescue like the one in Denmark happened nowhere else in Europe. Here in South Dakota we have a connection of the bravery of the Danish people, the Scandinavian tradition, and it is mirrored in the tradition of the Lutheran Church. Yet, here in South Dakota almost no one of Scandinavian heritage is aware of their magnificent tradition.
Late last year and in the beginning of this year I first became aware of the need to tell the tale of the rescue in Denmark.
I met with Bishop David Zellmer and we discussed what a wonderful thing it would be to memorialize this incredible expression of faith on Sunday, September 30th in the over 230 South Dakota ELCA churches. He agreed and asked me to tell the story at the Synod's Annual conclave on Saturday, June 8th—which I did.
As I thought further, it occurred to me that the message should even be more widely circulated. For that purpose, the amphitheater at Mount Rushmore has been reserved from 4 until 6 the afternoon of September 28th and the restaurant for a celebration dinner that night.
The program is in formation and—as suggested to the Danish soldiers—the most wonderful thing would be to have the Queen of Denmark come to this bastion and symbol of freedom as we remembered the wonderful things that her grandfather and the Danish people performed.


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If you're a person with a vagina and you're sexually active, chances are you've been told by someone, whether it's a teacher, a doctor, a sister or a friend, to ALWAYS remember to pre after sex. If you haven't been given that advice, we're telling you now, you really should pee after sex. Every time. And here's why.
Urinary Tract Infections (UTIs)
UTIs are a really common infection caused by bacteria entering the body through the urethra, which is where you urinate out of. Unfortunately, people with vaginas are at a greater risk of contracting them because the urethra tube is much shorter and in much closer proximity to the anus where bacteria lives. During sex, penetrative or otherwise, bacteria can easily travel between the anus, vagina and urethra, whether conscious or not. If you switching between anal and vaginal play, it's really important to clean whatever is entering the vagina as much as possible, whether that's fingers, a penis or a toy, or use a new condom, to reduce the risk of UTIs and thrush.
Symptoms of a UTI
If you do get a UTI, you might experience:
Feeling like you need to pee frequently
When you do go to pee, only urinating a very small amount
Feeling like your bladder is still full even after just peeing
Nausea or fever
Stinging or burning while you pee
Smelly, cloudy, dark or bloody urine
Lower back or side pain
If you feel like you might have a UTI, it's best to go to the doctor as soon as possible. If you leave a UTI unchecked, it can spread to your bladder and kidneys and lead to some pretty serious complications which may lead to hospitalisation. When caught early, your doctor can prescribe you a course of antibiotics to clear it up pretty easily.
How soon after sex should I pee and why?
There's no specific timeline on how soon after sex you should pee to avoid a UTI, and if you don't need to pee, don't try to squeeze out just a drop or two just to tick it off the list. Anything but a full stream won't effectively flush out your urinary tract anyway. So no need to run off right after the fun! Feel free to have a cuddle or a rest until your body tells you it's time to go. The most important thing is to have a good full pee in the few hours post intercourse to push any unwanted bacteria back out of the urethra and urinary tract.
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Q: Nagios/NRPE how to check all filesystems mounted below opt I have multiple mount points beneath /opt/virt/img, each of them an LVM logical volume formatted with ext4 and containing a qcow2 disk image for a running VM.  I want to know when those volumes are getting filled.  Is there some type of check_disk wildcard I can use to save me from having to specify each one?
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NRPE 2.13

A: Try
/path-to-nagios/plugins/check_disk -w 10% -c 5% -r /opt/virt/img


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"The treatment I received is just brilliant."
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Lens Replacement Surgery
Liviu, a Maintenance Engineer from London, was forced to start wearing glasses when his vision suddenly deteriorated 3 years ago. Working with automated machines and hand tools, often in low-light environments, he found that his glasses were a major hindrance at work, and feared that they were impacting on his efficiency.
Eager to find a vision correction solution that would allow him to carry out his work more effectively, he decided to book a consultation at Optical Express.
"I find it difficult while at work. I felt like my efficiency basically was going down a bit since I started wearing glasses, just because sometimes I was struggling in dark environments and things like that, to see properly," he explains. Also fond of swimming in his spare time, he felt like his poor eyesight was leaving him at risk of trips and falls during his visits to the swimming pool: "I like going swimming, and obviously I was removing my glasses in the swimming pool. I was feeling unsure about where I was stepping and what I'm doing, especially as the tiles are slippery, so you have to be careful. So, it did affect my everyday life."
Deciding to book in for treatment at our Dartford clinic, Liviu was impressed with how welcoming and supportive staff had been throughout his journey with Optical Express. As he was slightly apprehensive on the day of surgery, he was relieved to find that his surgeon took the time to talk him through the process: "The staff were very welcoming and supportive, because I can't say I wasn't scared. The surgeon was very informative and I believe he's done a very good job," he says.
Liviu is amazed at the clarity of vision achieved after surgery, commenting: "I feel like it's better than before I had glasses when I had my normal vision without wearing glasses." Over the moon with his results, he is looking forward to returning to work with more confidence. "I want to go back to work now just because I won't have that feeling that you know, I might need to read a serial number on a machine and I won't be able to see it properly. That gives me confidence," he says.
When asked if he would recommend Optical Express to friends and family, Liviu didn't hesitate: "I would definitely recommend Optical Express to anyone, not only to my friends and family. The treatment I received is just brilliant. I feel very good. I feel different first of all, but in a good way."


TRS-80 Model 100 (Computer); Programming.
Amazon.com description: Product Description: Released in 1983, the TRS-80 Model 100 was an early portable computer. It was one of the first notebook-style computers, featuring a keyboard and a liquid crystal display; it was also battery powered and was roughly the size and shape of notepad or large book. This book describes how to program 25 games into your TRS-80 Model 100 computer. You'll find a code cracker program, a road rally game, card games, a drawing program, craps, bowling, and an art auction. All twenty-five programs are clearly documented with remarks and text explanations, providing you with an easy-to-follow way to better your Microsoft BASIC skills while having fun! The complete list of games: Invisible Maze, Codebreaker, Avarice, Road Rally, Computer Magi, Swami, Worm Hole, Sketch, Swap, Bettor Draw, Duchy, Star Void, Paper Rock Scissors, Bingo, Candy Store, Craps, Phrase Guess, Stock Market, Skydiver, Bowling, Scramble, Slot Machine, Art Auction, Memory Stretcher, and Reflex.
About: Released in 1983, the TRS-80 Model 100 was an early portable computer.


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While investors on wall street and the entire world community is eagerly waiting for today's update of Apple on its progress over the past quarter, the staff of the San Jose Mercury News shared equally interesting information. Comparing the data of stock markets with available materials to Bloomberg about Apple's operating profit, journalists have found that it accounts for over 40% of the total revenue of Silicon valley companies.
According to the table given below, the financial solvency of Apple Inc. more than three times exceeds indicators of the Alphabet. That is logical, "Apple" Corporation is the main "sponsor" of the United States Government, paying about $ 19 billion annually in taxes and other fees. Many, you say? Apple can afford it, because its revenues are growing exponentially and 2.5 times faster than the nearest competitor.
In terms of aggregate sales volumes of manufactured products, according to the analytical report, the number of sold Apple Inc. of the goods was more than 40 companies of the valley combined. However, the total value of shares of Apple "only" 100 billion dollars exceeds the value of securities of the Alphabet, which indirectly confirms the stability of the positions of the "good company".
About confirmed whether analysts ' forecasts about the likely collapse of sales of the iPhone and the first ever reduction in operating profit of Apple Inc., find out very soon.
We prepare Apple and augmented reality?


The command does stop all output appearing on my screen but it doesnt appear in the file tho, it just vanishes.
The file is created but is zero bytes.
Is your test.exe file sending data to standard out or standard error?
here is my code. I figured out that if I comment out the while loop it prints blah to the file, but if I leave the while loop in it doesnt... is there some problem with my other file stream?
What is the structure of the text file...???
Once you read in the characters you do nothing with them...!!!
Because you do not increment the index on the last iteration you are probably overwriting the last element in the array with a null character...!!!
If you add a simple loop to print out the contents of the array to the end of your code it may help...!!!
what does the input file servers.txt look like? I can see a handful of potential problems with your code fragment. Give us an idea of what your input file consists of and what you need to do to it and we can help you from there.
I think you can simplify a LOT of this code. There's no real reason to read strings in one character at a time like this.
i changed the program to read the file one line at a time (i didnt know i could do this - im just learning c++) and the problem with no output to a file went away... i still dont know what it was, but some problem in the while loop.
Have you tried tracing through the original code to see if you can spot the error.. I would guess the error is in the code writing out to the file rather than the code reading in the text...???
- use a standard string instead of a dynamically allocated character array. This will free you from the 50 character limit. In addition, this will eliminate your memory leak in your code.
- make the ifstream a local variable if possible. I see no need for it to be a global.
Thats what i thought too.. the results were ending up in the file i was reading in but they arent there.. i just dont know!
What does the line "using namespace std;" do?
Can I still do this if I make them both strings?
Since you are new to C++, you don't have to worry about the specific details for a while, but most any recently published (since 2000) C++ book will give you a detailed explaination on the headers and namespace.
As for your question about strcat, concatenating standard strings are even easier now.
string c = a + b; // c == "helloworld"
a += "friend"; // a == "hellofriend"


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Survey reveals US teen eating preferences
A new US-wide survey of 2,000 families with teenagers, ages 13-19, commissioned by Farm Rich, finds that today's teenagers spend an average of 1,000 hours, or 39 entire days, thinking about food.
A new US-wide survey of 2,000 families with teenagers, ages 13-19, commissioned by Farm Rich, finds that today's teenagers spend an average of 1,000 hours, or 39 entire days, thinking about food between the ages of 13-19. With the next bite always on the brain, this, it says, has led teens to become more involved in family shopping, meal planning and food routines.
Among its findings:
+ Teen palates are becoming more sophisticated, drawing inspiration from social media, parents and cooking shows
+ Parents say 30% of the weekly grocery bill is driven by teens' preferences and eating behaviours
+ Teenagers snack 2-3 times per day
+ The typical teen expresses dissatisfaction with a meal four times a month
+The favourite meal among teens is dinner
While there are lots of sources for food inspiration, the researchers note, parents still play a key role in their kids' understanding of food, and teens view food as more than just a means of satiating hunger.
+ 7 in 10 say parents are their primary source for food knowledge
+ 46% surveyed watch cooking shows for food ideas
+ At 27%, Facebook is the largest social media source for culinary inspiration, followed by YouTube at 21%
+ 20% of teens use cooking as a way to unleash creativity
The survey confirms that teens are on track to become the next generation of culinary creators, the researchers claim, with about 25% saying they are experimental and adventurous in the kitchen, and willing to try unique and different foods. And 45% of parents share that their teens weigh in often on what should be included in mealtime menus.
More than half of the teens surveyed say meals provided at home don't always suit their preferences. Such attitudes have led parents to consider 'Meals I know my family will eat' as the most important factor when menu planning. And young people often move the goalposts – 28% have completely changed their diet, asking parents to switch up the menu.
+ The most popular meal plans for teens are low-carb (38%), low-fat (35%) and vegetarian (32%)
+ Teens complain about meals roughly 48 times per year
+ They snack heavily between meals (2-3 times a day), including chips, fruit, pizza and frozen snacks.
Despite these changing diets and preferences, more than 90% enjoy sitting down to eat with the family, with dinner the favourite meal among 65%.
To keep the peace while minimizing wasted food, parents encourage teens to get involved in grocery shopping, asking them to pick out ingredients and by giving them a role in planning/preparation. With the average teen now helping mom and dad in the kitchen three times a week, there are strong indications that this generation of gourmands is here to stay, the researchers claim.
"The parent-teen relationship will always have its challenges but involving teens in the process of meal planning and prep is a simple way to let them know they're being heard," said Shannon Gilreath, Farm Rich Director of Marketing. "Enjoying good food is a language we all speak, and it goes a long way in bonding families together, even during those tumultuous teenage years."
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Codex approves global framework for stevia production
Codex Alimentarius has adopted a Framework for Steviol Glycosides approving four different technologies for the production of the sweetener, a move that stakeholders say will 'benefit the entire stevia industry'.
Chobani debuts plant-based coffee creamer
After two years of producing dairy- and oat-based coffee creamers, Chobani is branching into plant-based coffee pairing options with the debut of Chobani Plant-Based Coffee Creamers. These creamers come in four flavors: Caramel Macchiato, Chocolate Haz...
PepsiCo creates potato chip vodka, sells out in hours
PepsiCo took another step into the alcohol category when it launched Lay's Potato Vodka in December. However, this foray into alcohol did not last long as the trial product sold out in a matter of hours, according to a post by the company on Twitter.
Anheuser-Busch adds hard soda to its portfolio
Bud Light's parent company Anheuser-Busch is launching four flavors of hard soda into its permanent portfolio: Classic Cola, Cherry Cola, Orange Soda and Citrus Soda. These four flavors will be available in 12-ounce cans beginning on January 3, and wil...
Starbucks to trial animal-free milk in Seattle
Coffee chain giant Starbucks is trialing animal-free milk from the startup Perfect Day at two locations in the Seattle area for a limited time, Bloomberg reported. This alternative milk option is available to customers at no additional charge.
Glass shortages poses problems for holiday beverages
Continued delays in shipping, as well as labor shortages, have led to a shortfall in the glass bottles that winemakers and distillers use to bottle up cheer during the holiday season. Due to this scarcity in packaging, CNBC reported that consumers may ...
Report: Global wine production is down despite rising export demand
Global wine production is forecast to hit near-record lows this year, according to the International Organisation of Vine and Wine (OIV). Production is 7% lower than the industry's 20-year average and only slightly above the historically low production...
Source Brewing brews a tribute to Beastie Boys with an IPA beer
New Jersey-based Source Brewing is paying tribute to the legendary 90s group from its home state with the re-release of Intergalactic Imperial IPA. As a limited release last year, Intergalactic was one of the brewery's most popular creations, selling o...
Coca-Cola acquires remaining stake in BodyArmor sports drinks
Coca-Cola announced it is spending $5.6 billion to acquire the remaining 85% of the sports drink brand BodyArmor that it did not previously own. The Atlanta-based company initially took a 15% stake in BodyArmor in 2018.