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Robert Downey Jr.'s Original Iron Man Suit Disappeared and Police Are On Top of It
By Megan McCluskey
Police are investigating the disappearance of the suit that Robert Downey Jr. wore in the very first Iron Man movie.
According to the Associated Press, the suit, valued at $325,000, vanished from a Los Angeles prop facility sometime between February and late April and has yet to be recovered.
Downey wore the red and gold costume in the 2008 superhero flick that jump-started the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, Iron Man has updated his duds in the years since he first appeared on the big screen—most recently showing up in Avengers: Infinity War rocking the character's comic book famous Bleeding Edge Armor—leaving the original suit to sit in storage.
Officer Christopher No, a spokesman for the Los Angeles Police Department, told the Los Angeles Times that the suit was reported missing after employees at the warehouse "just happened to check" on it on Tuesday. It was last seen in February.
No other items were reported missing.
Write to Megan McCluskey at megan.mccluskey@time.com.
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Research from the University of Idaho: Police must protect information 'at all costs', experts say
December 4, 2022 by Editorial staff
The investigation into the murders of four University of Idaho students enters a critical phase in its third week as police begin to receive forensic test results from the crime scene, law enforcement officials tell CNN.
Dozens of local, state and federal detectives have yet to identify a suspect or locate the murder weapon used in last month's attack in Moscow.
The public, as well as the victims' relatives, have criticized the police for releasing little information, in what has at times been a confusing narrative.
But the complex nature of a high-level murder investigation requires the utmost discretion on the part of police, experts say, because any premature hint to the public about a suspect or the various leads the police follow could cause it to fall apart.
"What the police don't like to do in this case is say they have a suspect, even though they've had suspects that have risen and fallen on different levels of importance, because that's the nature of the beast," said John Miller, CNN Chief Law Enforcement Analyst and former New York Police Department Deputy Intelligence and Counterterrorism Commissioner.
"Police who have no suspects are factually incorrect," Miller said. "The police have investigated a number of suspects, but they have no suspect to name. You don't name them unless you have a purpose for doing so. That is not unusual."
The Victims – Ethan Chapin, 20; Kaylee Goncalves, 21; Xana Kernodle, 20; and Madison Mogen, 21 — were stabbed on Nov. 13 on the second and third floors of their shared off-campus home, according to authorities.
The quadruple homicide has rocked the city of 26,000, which has not recorded a single homicide since 2015, and challenged a police department that has not benefited from the experience of investigating many murders, let alone the pressure of a national audience, says Miller. .
Moscow police are leading the investigation with help from the Idaho State Police, the Latah County Sheriff's Office and the FBI, which has assigned more than 40 officers across the United States to the case.
"They really coordinated this into over 100 people operating as one team," Miller said of the murder investigation.
According to Miller, the FBI plays three major roles in the Idaho investigation.
The first concerns the behavioral science unit, which is very valuable for cases with an unknown perpetrator because it narrows the scope of perpetrator characteristics.
The second is advanced technology, such as the Combined DNA Indexing System, which allows law enforcement and crime labs to share and search thousands of DNA profiles.
Finally, the FBI maintains 56 field offices in major cities across the country, which can increase the reach and capacity of the investigation.
"The FBI brings a lot to this, as well as experience in a range of cases beyond what a small town would typically have," Miller said.
Every murder investigation begins with the scene of the crime, giving investigators only one chance to capture and collect forensic evidence for processing, including toxicology reports on the victims, hair, fibers, blood and DNA, law enforcement experts say.
"That one shot at the crime scene is where many chances can be made or lost," Miller said.
Extensive evidence was gathered in the course of the investigation, including 113 pieces of physical evidence, about 4,000 crime scene photos and several 3D scans of the house, Moscow police said Thursday.
"To protect the integrity of the investigation, specific results will not be released," police said.
Latah County Coroner Cathy Mabbutt told CNN she saw "a lot of blood on the wall" when she arrived at the scene and police said "some" of the victims had defensive wounds.
The chances are "quite good" that a suspect cut himself during the attack, so police look carefully at blood evidence, says Joe Giacalone, an adjunct professor at the John Jay College of Criminal Justice and a retired NYPD sergeant who led the Homicide School and Cold from the Bureau Case Squad.
Lab results from the crime scene can be returned to investigators fairly quickly, but in this case investigators are dealing with mixtures of DNA, which can take longer, he says.
"If you have multiple donors with the DNA, separating those two, three or four becomes a problem. That could be part of the problem…toxicology reports can sometimes take a few weeks to come back," Giacalone added.
The next stage in a murder investigation is looking at the behavioral aspects of the crime. Two agents from the FBI's Behavioral Analysis Unit were assigned to the case to review the crime scene and review evidence to learn more about the behavior of the suspect or suspects, based on how they committed the crime says Miller.
"Understanding the victim role in a mystery can be very important because it can lead you to motivation, it can lead you to enemies and it can lead you to friends," he said.
Investigators will learn every detail about the four victims, their relationships with each other and the different people in their lives, Miller says. This includes cell phone and internet data, he says, as well as video surveillance from every camera around the crime scene.
"If you do an extensive video search, you might get a picture of a person, a shadowy figure, and if you have a sense of direction, you can work your way past all the other cameras in that direction to see if that image shows up again," Miller said.
At this stage, investigators rely on the FBI's Violent Criminal Apprehension Program, which collects and analyzes information about violent crimes in the United States.
The program can match a suspect's DNA found at the scene with that of a person already in the system. It also scans all crimes across the country to determine if the way the attack was carried out mirrors a previous attack, pointing to the same perpetrator, Miller says.
"You always start with people who are close to the victims, whether it's love, money or drugs," Giacalone told CNN. "That's generally the first step you take because most of us fall victim to someone we know. We need to ask things like: who would benefit from this person, or in this case a group, being killed?"
In an attempt to locate the weapon — believed to be a fixed-blade knife — detectives contacted local businesses to see if a similar knife had recently been purchased.
"It is highly unlikely, although not impossible, that a first-time offender will be prepared with a tactical knife and kill multiple people, even in the face of resistance, and that this will be their first encounter with violent crime or the use of a knife," Miller said.
One aspect of a murder investigation is to "keep the media happy," according to Giacalone.
"Today the demand for information in the social media, true crime, community driven world in these cases is so great that police departments sometimes fill in that blank and say something just to say something, and then realize it either isn't 100% either true or misleading," he said.
It is critical for the police to protect their information at all costs and they always know more than what they release to the public. Otherwise, the suspect could flee, he says.
Miller said it's "not fair" to investigators for the public or media to criticize them for not releasing enough information about the case.
But ultimately, the department has a moral obligation to share some information with families living in uncertainty, Miller says, but they need to be thoughtful about what they share.
"If you tell them we have a suspect and we're close to an arrest but that doesn't come together, everyone is disappointed or thinks you messed up or worse, go out and find out who the suspect is and try take action yourself," he said.
Investigators rely on the wealth of physical and scientific evidence, information from the public and national data on violent crimes to find potential leads, Miller says.
Public tips, photos and videos from the night the students died, including more than 260 digital media submissions people submitted through an FBI form, are being analyzed, police say. Authorities have processed more than 1,000 tips and conducted at least 150 interviews to move the case forward.
"Any one of those tips could be the missing link," Miller said. "It could be the connective tissue of a clue you already had but missed a piece, or it could become the brand new clue that solves the case."
Every tip should be recorded in a searchable database so investigators can refer back to it if they uncover new details as the investigation progresses, Miller says. While 95% to 99% of public tips may be worthless, one or more tips can solve the whole thing, he adds.
"The police on this case can't be anywhere tonight after they flush out another suspect, and they could make an arrest tomorrow morning," Miller said of the Idaho investigation. "Or, for the suspect they're working on today, it could be another month from now until they gather enough evidence to have a probable cause. That's something they can't reveal until it happens."
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This is g42so, a simple Python script that compiles Geant4 detector-construction and primary-generator-action classes, wraps them in C-style (unmangled) adapter functions and produces a shared library. The library can then be loaded via dlopen by third-party code, allowing instantiation of a Geant4 detector construction or primary generator action even if the name of the specific class is not known in advance.
Compilation is delegated to g++ by default (no, I did not reimplement gcc from scratch), but this can be configured.
Geant4 must be installed and the geant4-config script must be in the $PATH, or its location can be specified with the --geant4-config option.
g42so tries to automatically detect the names of the classes you want to wrap. If it fails or is unsure, it will ask you to explicitly specify your class names.
The --dump-pga-wrapper and --custom-pga-wrapper do the same job for primary-generator-action classes.
Note that dlopening shared libraries that link to Geant4 is likely to fail if Geant4 was compiled is multi-threaded mode (the GEANT4_BUILD_MULTITHREADED CMake flag is set to ON) with the default value for the GEANT4_BUILD_TLS_MODEL (the default is initial-exec). If you want to dlopen the libraries created by g42so (which is the whole point of this tool, really!), then you should make sure that either Geant4 was compiled in single-threaded mode, or GEANT4_BUILD_TLS_MODEL was set to global-dynamic.


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About that ICE Raid the Oakland Mayor Interrupted...
Cortney O'Brien
@obrienc2
Libby Schaaf, the mayor of Oakland, California, made the daringly foolish choice to warn illegal immigrants in the Bay Area that Immigration Customs and Enforcement agents were on their way to raid the place. She posted the warning online 24 hours before ICE was scheduled to arrive.
She shared the notice with the intent to "protect" citizens, not frighten them, she wrote.
"Oakland is safer when we share information, encourage community awareness, and care for our neighbors."
It turns out the community is much "safer" having been swept by ICE, as a sizable number of the people the agents arrested in the San Francisco Bay Area had violent criminal records.
Of those 232, 180 "were either convicted criminals, had been issued a final order of removal and failed to depart the United States, or had been previously removed" from the country and had come back illegally.
Another 115 "had prior felony convictions for serious or violent offenses." (Fox News)
Those convictions include aggravated assault, murder, a hit and run, lewd acts with a minor, burglary, cruelty toward a child, indecent exposure, domestic violence, drug trafficking, battery, sex offenses and false imprisonment, an ICE spokesperson told Fox.
ICE Deputy Director Thomas D. Homan said before the raid concluded that there were 864 illegal immigrants in the Bay Area and is unsure how many escaped their grasp.
Schaaf has defended her decision to tip off illegals in the area, suggesting it was noble and the "right thing" to do. She has no regrets.
The DOJ is considering what to do with Schaaf, currently reviewing whether the mayor broke any laws.
They do know, however, that she'd be willing to go to jail.


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Heralds of Ruin
Players Map
Legacy Rules
6th Edition Legacy Rules
The Warhammer 40.000 Skirmish Game
The Heralds of Ruin are an international cabal of semi-drunken desperados with a vengeful love of Warhammer 40,000 and skirmish wargaming. We are all veteran 40k players and hobbyists who have taken on the herculean task of developing the Heralds of Ruin ruleset with the help of thousands of fellow hobbyists around the world.
After defeating us all in ritual combat, Ash became our fearless leader or, in his words, the first among equals. He's based in England and you might think that means he speaks the Queen's English, but you would be wrong. The truth is that the Queen speaks Ash's English.
Ivan is our layout and design guy. He does all of our headers and serious artwork; his favorite medium is human blood, but don't worry; it's all harvested from the richest 1% of the developed world population. When Ivan isn't doing layouts and kicking ass across the grimdark galaxy as the Space Wolves, he spends his time screaming across the skies of Spain in a variety of highly dangerous aircraft. Against all reason, Ivan is known in redneck circles in the United States where he is reverently called Jebediah.
Ben is the Godfather, a Heralds of Ruin OG and the Elven High King all rolled into one. He lampooned Charles into joining Heralds of ruin during the Dark Age of Technology and blackmailed Ash into joining during the Occlusiad. It is rumored that his face adorns the prow of an Imperial battleship, but he still hasn't told us which one. He manipulates the delicate strands of his spider web intrigues from England.
Some say Mattia is the illegitimate heir of the Medici dynasty and that when he talks with his hands, it clears air pollution from the immediate area. Others say he is the original inventor of marsala. As such, he was the perfect choice to head up the space marine research and balance division, a job he does with the momentum and power of a Lamborghini from the 90's that wants more than anything to kill you.
The fittest Herald by far, it is whispered that Charles once won the feast of blades, however no one can confirm this because anyone who asks gets choke-slammed into the sun. Charles, however, is no mere meathead. He enjoys long walks on the beach and suplexing the establishment between photoshoots and fashion shows. His greatest aspiration in life is making the rest of England look fat by comparison.
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and the smell of turf or wood smoke that would have hung in the air on this chilly April day down in the Barrow River Valley Village of Graig-na-managh, (The Monks Village) in County Kilkenny.
In 1204 the Cistercian Monks discovered the pure water quality of the River Duiske, a tributary to the River Barrow, and built their Monastery & Mills. The small village grew up around the Abby thanks the prosperity of the wool industry.
Philip Cushen's family have been milling wool in the area since at least the 1800's, purchasing one of the original Abbey Mills in 1925.
Afterwards it's moved through a corridor to another room were it is hand fed into the carding Machine.
After carding it is brought up to the spinning loft on long bobbins which are then threaded to the spindles of the spinning machine.
This wonderful spinning machine then trundles back and forth across the old wooden floors filling the spools with spun yarn.
Once the wool has been spun it must rest for a few months before knitting or weaving, this conditions the spun yarn and helps improve its quality like a fine wine.
The Millers Assistant 'Pip' Controlling the Jumbo Hank Carrier.
Before weaving the different colored spools of yarn are threaded through this narrow slotted reed in its pattern for weaving, it's then wrapped around a huge reel.
Once again the yarn is moved, this time lowered through a trap door in the floor into the weaving room below. There are quite a few looms working away, weaving rapiers flying creating wonderfully colorful fabrics.
There are some modern machines in use but most of all one is left with the sounds of clanking, clicking, banging, rumbling and the swish of the flying rapiers. I hope you have enjoyed my tour in the Cushedale Woollen Mills and now know where the Zwartbles wool you are waiting for will be process in preparation for your felting, spinning, and knitting. We shall also be producing a limited number of pure Zwartbles wool blankets.


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A photo of me and the beetle appeared in the Lancaster New Era on October 28, 1994.
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name "libzmq"
default_version "4.0.7"

license "LGPL-3.0"
license_file "COPYING"
license_file "COPYING.LESSER"
skip_transitive_dependency_licensing true

version "4.2.2" do
  source md5: "52499909b29604c1e47a86f1cb6a9115"
  dependency "libsodium"
end
version "4.1.4" do
  source md5: "a611ecc93fffeb6d058c0e6edf4ad4fb"
  dependency "libsodium"
end
# Last stable version for "4.0.x"
version "4.0.7" do
  source sha256: "e00b2967e074990d0538361cc79084a0a92892df2c6e7585da34e4c61ee47b03"
  dependency "libsodium"
end
version "4.0.5" do
  source md5: "73c39f5eb01b9d7eaf74a5d899f1d03d"
  dependency "libsodium"
end
version "4.0.4" do
  source md5: "f3c3defbb5ef6cc000ca65e529fdab3b"
  dependency "libsodium"
end

relative_path "zeromq-#{version}"
if version.satisfies?(">= 4.2.0")
  source url: "https://github.com/zeromq/libzmq/releases/download/v#{version}/zeromq-#{version}.tar.gz"
else
  source url: "http://download.zeromq.org/zeromq-#{version}.tar.gz"
end

build do
  env = with_standard_compiler_flags(with_embedded_path)

  if aix?
    # In tcp_connector.hpp the `open` method was getting redefined to open64 because the compiler's `_LARGE_FILES` flag
    # is set. We renamed `open` to `openn` to keep it from getting redefined during compilation.
    # reference: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/en/ssw_aix_71/com.ibm.aix.genprogc/writing_programsa_access.htm
    # reference: https://www.ibm.com/support/knowledgecenter/ssw_aix_71/com.ibm.aix.basetrf1/open.htm
    patch source: "zeromq-aix-4.2.2-LARGE_FILES.patch", plevel: 0, env: env

    # When trying to run libzmq and request a socket we were seeing failures (resulting in core dumps) around the use of mutexes.
    # We eventually narrowed this down to the `atomic_counter.hpp`. This class has a bunch of overrides to support atomic
    # operations using system or compiler native features. As a fallback it would use a mutex to perform atomic operations but
    # we were seeing that mutex never be initialized. So we added support for the built-in AIX atomic operations fetch_and_add.
    patch source: "zeromq-aix-4.2.2-atomic-counter-fetch_and_add.patch", plevel: 0, env: env
  end

  # If we were building with CMake this would be the default
  # and newer versions of libzmq use this as the default.
  env["CPPFLAGS"] = "#{env["CPPFLAGS"]} -DFD_SETSIZE=1024" if windows?

  # Some test files use inet_pton which is not readily available on windows.
  if version.satisfies?(">= 4") && version.satisfies?("< 4.1") && windows?
    patch source: "zeromq-4.0.11_mingw_inet_pton.patch", env: env
  end

  config_command = [
    "--with-libsodium",
    "--without-documentation",
    "--disable-dependency-tracking",
  ]
  configure(*config_command, env: env)

  make "-j #{workers}", env: env
  make "-j #{workers} install", env: env
end

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Q: Node.js print directory files Currently working on a small project and having a few issues with getting files to print onto the page.
Currently, all files within my /views directory will print, however, I am wanting to expand this so it can print files within folders, for example, /views/test/prototype.html.
module.exports = function (router) {

  var fs = require('fs');

  router.get('/file-list', function (req, res) {

    var markup = function (files, callback) {
      var items = [];
      for (i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
        var q = files[i];
        q = q.slice(0, -5);
        var markup = '
' + '' + q + '' + '
';
        items.push(markup);
      };
      callback(items);
    };

    var getFiles = function (callback) {
      fs.readdir(__dirname + '/views', function (err, files) { // '/' denotes the root folder
        if (err) throw err;
        markup(files, callback)
      });
    };

    getFiles(function (items) {

      // render markup for items
      res.render('file-list', { 'files': items });
    });
  });
}

A: You need to examine files array with fs.stat and recursively do getFiles on directories.
This answer solves similar problem

A: Inside your getFiles method, you can add some extra logic to see if the file that you are currently parsing is a directory, case in which you can loop over the files in that directory and push them to a result set array (filesArray). My example below only takes into account level 2 folders, such as in the /views/test/prototype.html scenario that you provided:
 module.exports = function (router) {

     var fs = require('fs');

     router.get('/file-list', function (req, res) {

         var markup = function (files, callback) {

             var items = [];
             for (i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
                 var q = files[i];

                 q = q.slice(0, -5);
                 var markup = '
' + '' + q + '' + '
';
                 items.push(markup);
             };
             callback(items);
         };

         var getFiles = function (callback) {

             var rootDir = __dirname + '/views';

             fs.readdir(rootDir, function (err, files) { // '/' denotes the root folder
                 if (err) throw err;

                 // Subdirectory parsing logic START
                 var filesArray = [];

                 for (var i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
                     var subdirPath = rootDir + '/' + files[i];

                     fs.stat(subdirPath, function (err, stats) {
                         if (err) {
                             console.log(err);
                             throw err;
                         }

                         if (stats.isDirectory()) {
                             fs.readdir(subdirPath, function (err, subdirFiles) {
                                 if (err) throw err;

                                 Array.prototype.forEach.call(subdirFiles, function (file) {
                                     filesArray.push(file);
                                 });
                             });
                         } else {
                             filesArray.push(files[i]);
                         }
                     });
                 }
                 // Subdirectory parsing logic END

                 markup(filesArray, callback)
             });
         };

         getFiles(function (items) {

             // render markup for items
             res.render('file-list', {
                 'files': items
             });
         });
     });
 }

The above example is a crude one, as it would be recommended to use a mechanism such as Promises that allows you to better control the asynchronous looping going around and make sure that you have parsed all the individual files before calling markup().
UPDATE #1
I've been trying various approaches for trying to crawl all directories and subdirectories using promises, with no success, but I did manage to come across a working solution for your scenario in this Stack Overflow accepted answer - to be more precise, it's the parallel search mechanism provided in the aforementioned answer.
Below is an adaptation of the parallel search mechanism blended in with your existing code base - I've tested it and it works as intended:
var fs = require('fs');
var path = require('path');

module.exports = function (router) {
    router.get('/file-list', function (req, res) {
        var getFiles = function (callback) {
            var rootDir = path.join(__dirname, 'views');

            walk(rootDir, function (err, results) {
                if (err) {
                    console.log(err);
                    return;
                }

                markup(results, callback);
            });

        };

        var walk = function (dir, done) {
            var results = [];

            fs.readdir(dir, function (err, list) {
                if (err) {
                    return done(err);
                }

                var pending = list.length;

                if (!pending) {
                    return done(null, results);
                }

                list.forEach(function (file) {
                    file = path.resolve(dir, file);

                    fs.stat(file, function (err, stat) {
                        if (stat && stat.isDirectory()) {
                            walk(file, function (err, res) {
                                results = results.concat(res);

                                if (!--pending) {
                                    done(null, results);
                                }
                            });
                        } else {
                            results.push(file);

                            if (!--pending) {
                                done(null, results);
                            }
                        }
                    });
                });
            });
        };

        var markup = function (files, callback) {

            var items = [];
            for (i = 0; i < files.length; i++) {
                var q = files[i];

                q = q.slice(0, -5);
                var markup = '
' + '' + q + '' + '
';
                items.push(markup);
            };
            callback(items);
        };

        getFiles(function (items) {

            // render markup for items
            res.render('file-list', {
                'files': items
            });
        });
    });
};

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In 1925, 23 year-old Cornish boatbuilder Percy Mitchell was asked to build a 39-foot Cornish Lugger for herring fisherman Joe Husband and his brother Herbert. He had never built such a large boat before, nor had he a bandsaw to cut the heavy grown-oak frames, the keel, stem, sternpost and deadwoods. Lang & Co. of Liskeard supplied the oak and cut it for him. Percy had to move his yard from Mevagissy to Portmellon to have enough space. The timber was carried by rail to Looe then by the 'Trader Theodora' to Portmellon, where they had to carry up the beach to the yard. She was built with a wheelhouse and accommodation for five. Without even a winch they had to man-handle the heavy ship down to the sea before they installed the engines and masts.
Percy Mitchell was a superb craftsman but knew little about estimating. He agreed to build the 'Westward' for ?300 and she cost him ?400. Percy lost ?100 and his life savings on her, but his reputation grew and he finally prospered.
In 1935 the 'Westward' was sold to John Orchard, a fisherman at Porthleven. He renamed her 'Maid Marion' after his young daughter. When the call came for all shallow draft boats to report for Operation Dynamo he set out to take her to Dunkirk. But he was too late and was diverted to Le Havre and came back with a full boatload of grateful soldiers.
After the war John Orchard sold 'Maid Marion' to Jack Siley, Chairman of Falmouth Docks. He had a farm in Essex, managed by John Hunt, who became the next owner and sailed 'Maid Marion' from Falmouth to Woodbridge in Suffolk in 1965. The boat has been in the Hunt family ever since. It was only in 1990 that John Hunt's son David heard the story of 'Maid Marion's' wartime exploits.
She joined the return to Dunkirk in 1990, The Jubilee Pageant in 2012 and Ostende voor Anker in 2014. She continues to be a very active member of the Association of Dunkirk Little Ships.


For me and Clark Griswold, the kick-off to Christmas is puttin' up the pine. Big, small, fake fir or real – doesn't matter. This quiet custom gives us permission to proceed with the magical month of December. And no one is left out. Rich or poor. Young and old. Those who pledge allegiance to the real thing or people who prefer plastic. No snootiness allowed in this season of sales, Santas and sleigh bells. In this place we are all created equal.
But before you haul out the holly or carry up the Christmas cartons, some crucial questions will need to be considered. Authentic or artificial? Parking lot or tree farm? One's loyalty to his or her preference can be pretty fierce. And for some reason, compromise doesn't come easy. Take it from me, there's usually an argument lurking just around the corner.
For several spouses and significant others surviving the season hasn't come easy. Most years my mom and dad played out a real-life family feud. The question wasn't real or fake, except for one year during the 60s when silver aluminum trees with the revolving colored lights were the in thing. Mom usually wanted a Christmas Vacation-style tree, and Dad was left to figure out how to make it fit into the tiny red and green metal stand. The stand didn't have a chance and a gray galvanized bucket always figured into the solution. And there was swearing. Always swearing.
Tree haggling. It's a genetic condition. My mom passed it to me, and I will pass it on to my daughter. With us (me and my husband) the wrangling involved size and price. He wanted a Charlie Brown tree and I wanted anything else. And there was crying. Always crying.
It's likely that husbands and wives have been arguing about Christmas trees since the time Martin Luther toted a Tannenbaum over the river and through the woods. I'm sure Mrs. Luther thought he was nuts.
The conifer controversy has continued. Despite Teddy Roosevelt's attempt to ban Christmas trees in the early 1900s, last year Americans spent about a billion dollars on real trees. That amounts to 33 million trees making their way into living rooms across the nation.
Forget the hassle of jerry-rigging a Scotch pine to the car roof, say artificial advocates. They carry theirs home in boxes. And their numbers are nothing to sneeze at. A recent Nielsen survey indicated more than 80 percent of American households put up a phony fir. Reasons are listed as the cost of buying a new tree every year (and maybe a vacuum), the convenience of pulling down a fully-dressed tree from the attic and the environmental impact.
I think it's fair to say that whether you opt for counterfeit or traditional, either would be a good choice. There is no right or wrong. No good or bad. Only a remarkable transformation just waiting to happen.
As for me, I still miss the fragrant fir from my childhood. A strapping big tree standing in a bucket. Colored bulbs the size of a man's thumb, not only lighting up the entire house, but producing enough heat to roast marshmallows. And Andy Williams singing something about chestnuts. Yes, the transformation is complete. A simple tree has become the spectacular symbol of a sacred season.


Our new Spring issue is full of firsts. That fellow on the cover is Evan Connell, whose first novel, Mrs. Bridge, originated as a short story in our Fall 1955 issue.
Mad Men would have been some sort of crisp, soapy version of The West Wing if not for The Sopranos. Peggy would have been a climber. All the things that people thought were going to happen would have happened … The important thing, for me, was hearing the way David Chase indulged the subconscious. I learned not to question its communicative power.
There's also our first story from Zadie Smith; fiction from Ben Lerner, Luke Mogelson, and Bill Cotter; and the second installment of Rachel Cusk's novel, Outline, with illustrations by Samantha Hahn. Plus new poems by John Ashbery, Dorothea Lasky, Carol Muske-Dukes, Geoffrey G. O'Brien, Nick Laird, and the inimitable Frederick Seidel, who will be honored with the Hadada Award next month at our Spring Revel.
And a portfolio of previously unpublished photographs by Francesca Woodman.
It all adds up to an issue sure to put a spring in your step.


why does state center need to be redeveloped?
State Center is a major State employment center with the largest concentration of State agencies in Maryland employing over 3,000 people.
It is the bridge between Midtown and West Baltimore in the heart of the Cultural Arts District and sits adjacent to University of Baltimore and the Maryland Institute College of Art.
It is one of the most transit-rich sites in the State with the metro, light rail, buses, and Amtrak a short walk away.
It is an isolated fortress of asphalt and obsolete buildings that divides and weakens the surrounding nine neighborhoods. The redevelopment project would enrich and unite these communities providing state of the art facilities, amenities and economic opportunity.
It is also a run-down, rat-infested space that was in dire need for an update ten years ago and provides deplorable working conditions for the state workers who are currently stationed there. It is a constant drain of taxpayer money, its condition is a total liability, and it is an inhuman work facility for our State workers.
What does the current redevelopment project entail?
Is moving forward with the State Center project with this developer still possible?
The short answer is, yes. We are following the advice of our legal team and doing what will give us the best chance to proceed with our community development plan. Our goal is to help the West Baltimore community move forward with a development that will enhance life for the neighborhood: this means new jobs, new shops, a grocery store, a school, and new opportunity.
Why shouldn't we move on with a different developer?
The RFQ from the State was published in 2004. We won the bid through a competitive proposal process in March 2005. It has been over ten years, 145 community meetings, 50 City Government meetings, 29 General Assembly meetings, 25 Board of Public Works meetings, 28 DGS/MDOT meetings, and 14 Executive Committee meetings to get to a fully approved development plan and a shovel ready phase one project. Beginning again with a new developer likely means entering a new decade long process.
What is Mayor Pugh's position on State Center?
We know Mayor Pugh wants to see this community move forward, to create more jobs, and to bring life back to these long neglected communities. She's also said that she wants the workers at State Center to be working in Baltimore in a specific area, not spread out across different buildings.
When asked about State Center and the potential arena, Mayor Pugh said that she wanted to hear from the community regarding what they want to be developed in the area. We believe that the community needs to be seen and heard on this issue, and we'd like to lend our resources to helping make this happen.
What about the rent rate being too high?
The rent is exactly what it takes to cover the debt service on the space the State asked us to build for them. It is exactly to their build to suit specifications.
The State will invest $1.5m/year more in the form of rental payments for new offices in a mixed-use private development than what they currently spend wastefully in a dilapidated liability.
The State is paid a ground rent for every parcel that is developed.
They receive 7% of the profits on everything that is developed on the 28 acres.
At the end of the ground lease agreement, they get the property back.
It is the classic paint by numbers Public Private Partnership that leverages private investments for the public good.
If you include the benefit of all the additional taxes paid—the State's own analysis showed it was a pure economic boon to both the State and the City.
Be seen and heard in support of the State Center redevelopment. Reach out to your elected officials and empower them to represent our position on this issue, namely Mayor Pugh. Baltimore City's elected officials should be the community's champions in Annapolis, and we think they will take that duty seriously.


Ovaj Albanac ... tolko se trudiš da prevaziđeš stereotipe, i onda ovo.
plachkica wrote: Niko nam ništa ne daje, osim crnogoraca.
haha, moldavka sa preklasicnim istocnoevropskim naglaskom.
The thing that so pleases me about DMT is that, you know, a lot of people will not take a psychedelic like LSD and Psilocybin or something because it lasts hours and hours and inevitably when dealing with things that last that long you're gonna end up dealing with 'your stuff'. Your anxieties, your fears, your this & that.. A lot of people dont care for that sort of thing, whether that's good or bad is another issue. With DMT -it lasts four minutes- and how *lost* can you get in an examination of childhood trauma in four minutes, especially when you've got hundreds of elves tugging at your coatsleaves?
austrijanci i nemci 1 glas nisu dobili.
Jbt, ali ko glasa za Ruse?!
pa ova ruskinja deluje slatko. pesmu nisam cuo.
kako otkud zasto 12 poena za azerbejdzan iz ceske?
kako su nas prodali braca rusi, uvek su tu radili kada nam je najpotrebnije.


Key Words : Hazardous chemicals, Industrial accidents, Buffer zones, Routing.
Chemicals are inseparable part of human life and play a vital role in the present time in day-today functions. Although they are very useful but owing to their hazardous characteristics they pose a catastrophic threat to the mankind and the environment and hence the management of chemicals has attracted attention internationally.
Industries are the prime users and manufactures of chemicals and therefore carry a possibility of accident ranging from small degree to devastating one depending on the quantum and nature of chemicals. Such accidents can affect the surroundings badly and hence need has been felt to counter these emerging challenges for minimizing the risk.
Bhopal, the capital of Madhya Pradesh State in India has number of industrial pockets in and around including one Govindpura industrial area which is located at north-east of town at 77027'18" E and 23015'37" N. With the development and spatial expansion of city the Govindpura industrial area, which was earlier at the outskirts, has come very well within the city and can affect the surroundings greatly if accident occurs. This has led to select this area for the present study.
GIS provides a mechanism to centralize and visually display critical information during an emergency. Most of the data for emergency management are of spatial nature which is very well taken care by GIS tools. In this study GIS has been used as a tool for planning prevention, preparedness and response at the time of chemical mishap and also to assess the impact zone at any of the industrial units located in the candidate area. The data used in the study includes location of industries, details of chemicals handled, properties of chemicals, location of important settlements like hospitals, academic institutions, residential area, religious places, commercial area, road network etc that are likely to the affected due to chemical accident.
Using GIS tools, buffer zones have been created around the industries to draw the sphere of influence depending on the quantum and nature of particular chemical. The outcome of study also indicates the extend of migration of chemicals from accident site. The project outcome, in the form of thematic maps, will be useful for decision support and will serve as an important tool for administration and emergency personnel while handling the crises situation. Using these thematic maps the people can be evacuated from the accident site and shifted to the safer locations. Evacuation routes have also been selected through GIS. The shorterst convenient routes and alternate routes, which are essential for saving time, have also been worked out to help emergency authorities to rush at the accident site in the minimum possible time and ensure passage for other relief operations.


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APCRG
Emerging Issues of HIV, TB, and Malaria Affected Communities and Civil Society In asia-pacific during the COVID-19 Pandemic
Jul 3, 2020 | 0 |
The COVID-19 pandemic has tilted the world into an unprecedented situation. With most countries paralysed, its impact has put key and vulnerable populations disproportionately affected not only in terms of accessing the necessary services on HIV, TB, and malaria; it has also exposed populations to further stigma and discrimination, abuse, and inequalities, to name a few. To respond to this, the Global Fund has allocated an immediate funding of up to USD1 billion to help countries fight COVID-19 and to mitigate its impact towards HIV, TB, and malaria programs. However, it is imperative to understand how affected communities and civil society have advocated their governments or have utilised these funding to respond to the pandemic and at the same time reduce its impact in the fight against the three diseases.
APCASO, as the host of the Asia Pacific Community, Rights, and Gender (APCRG) Platform together with the Global Fund Advocates Network Asia-Pacific (GFAN AP) conducted a rapid assessment among CS and KP-led organizational partners in the Asia Pacific region envisaged to provide information for the Global Fund and its partners on the coping and mitigating mechanisms that CS and KP-led organisations have put in place in light of the COVID-19 pandemic and its measures, particularly with regards to engaging in the Global Fund processes at country level. This rapid assessment aims to (1) assess the impact of COVID-19 related measures to HIV, TB, and malaria community access to treatment and other medical and health-related services and information; and the undertaking of robust and community-inclusive country dialogue processes for the development of new Global Fund funding requests; (2) document the engagements and impact of HIV, TB, and malaria communities and civil society in country-level COVID-19 responses; (3) understand community and civil society uptake of, and any challenges in observing Global Fund-issued guidelines to mitigating the impact of COVID-19 in the implementation of Global Fund grants; and (4) seek perspectives on necessary further Global Fund COVID-19 related guidance and policy to mitigate negative impacts of the pandemic to HIV, TB, and malaria communities.
From the results of the rapid assessment survey conducted along with an online focus group discussion, it was found that existing HIV, TB, and malaria service delivery has been disrupted by these COVID-19 measures in varying levels. Services that provide prevention and treatment have either closed down or have enabled shorter operating hours since the beginning of the lockdown measures, which many clients find difficult to access. Key and vulnerable populations have experienced varying degrees of difficulty coping with this difficult situation brought about by the pandemic in terms of access to lifesaving services. At the same time, it was also observed that there has been an increase in gender-based violence (GBV) among key population groups, especially among sex workers. Specific vulnerable populations, such as migrant workers, have also experienced increased vulnerability due to their economic loss and impact of travel restrictions, making it difficult for them to access health services in their places of origin.
Results also show that the daily programmatic operations of civil society (CS) and key population (KP)-led organizations have also been severely affected by the COVID-19 pandemic. Some have reprogrammed their activities towards COVID-19 related activity. With the information from the Global Fund with regards to the COVID-19 Response Mechanism and grant flexibilities, CS and KP-led organizations were quick to mobilise and intervene in making sure that their needs and concerns will be addressed through these funds. However, many CCM members and technical working group partners were hesitant to implement these communications without direct instructions from the Global Fund Secretariat, making it difficult for communities to engage meaningfully in the design and utilization of these grant flexibilities.
With these findings, this report recommends the following:
1. Global Fund and funding partners to provide specific allocations to support civil society and key populations to augment immediate, medium, and long-term COVID-19 community-led responses. This is particularly applicable in responding to CRG-related issues that have emerged or intensified due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Such funding allocations should be provided on top of COVID-19 flexibilities and C19RM, either through a similar Matching Fund or a clearer guidance coming out of the C19RM Priority 2 support.
2. CCMs and Global Fund Country Teams to immediately rollout Global Fund Funding Request, grant implementation, and grant flexibilities guidance and policies in coordination with civil society and KP-led organizations.
3. Technical partners to develop further modelling exercises and situation reports on the regional and country-level impact of COVID-19 across the three diseases and disease responses and propose immediate and long-term recommendations to lessen the impact of the COVID-19 across the three disease responses.
4. Civil society and KP-led communities to be supported to work closely with CCM, national disease programs, and similar multisectoral bodies such as national coordinating committees or AIDS councils to fast-track the immediate delivery of life-saving HIV, TB, and malaria drugs across levels in the countries and to avoid further infections and deaths due to HIV, TB, and malaria as may have been possibly intensified by the COVID-19 pandemic.
5. All stakeholders, particularly civil society and KP-led communities to develop risk mitigation measures that would help sustain ongoing work around the health response especially in time of health and other emergencies. This includes support in policy and guidance development around reprogramming and other flexibility measures, establishment of digital platforms of working, and stakeholder partnership that would allow civil society and key population organisations to work in exceptional circumstances, especially when the work involves task-shifting or task-sharing roles with the government.
6. With the COVID-19 introducing a new normal in regional health advocacy and response, governments should be encouraged to explore inclusion of COVID-19 as well as possible future pandemics within the UHC framework. This includes strengthening and sustainability of health systems, improving strategic information sharing and data utilization, frontloading budgetary allocations on critical service delivery and vaccine and treatment research and development (R&D), and setting up systematic health emergency response that would involve health and non-health agencies and sectors.
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An Aussie favourite, similar to a bounty, but with cherry as well as coconut.
I didn't try any packaging, it was a Sunday night and really couldn't get inspired.
This bad boy cost about $30 to make, using cadbury 70% cocoa chocolate - they don't appear to do home brand chocolate in the supermarkets here.
None of the butter, sugar or condensed milk in the pic ended up going in, it wasn't needed. The milk was recommended to me over egg to hold the filling together, but that proved to be sticky enough on its own.
1. Half of the choc was melted down and placed in a tray, left to set for an hour and a half in the fridge.
2 Then took my glace cherries and blended them into mush, put into a mixing bowl and mixed in the desiccated coconut. I used about 2/3 of the coconut I think, taste testing as I went along to keep it real to the original. It tasted the same.
3 Then placed some blocks of the remaining choc around the edges of the now set base as a temporary rim, put in the cherry/coco filling and spread out evenly.
4 Back in the fridge for a while, to let the coconut set. The rest of the choc was melted down, the temporary blocks removed from around the edges of the now mince meat looking filling.
5 The hot choc was poured over the top and over the gaps left around the edges to form the sides of the bar.
6 Back in the fridge over night, morning pretty solid.


Just because you're a parent, it doesn't mean that you need to stop having fun! You can bond with your kids over the games that you already love. Turning an area of your home into a games room can not only help keep your kids entertained and occupied, but it can also provide you with the perfect way to spend some quality family time together. If you're looking for a way to keep the kids entertained while bringing the family closer together, here's how a games room can do just that!
Kids today are glued to their devices, but be honest – you're probably not much better! We've replaced the Atari and Gameboy of our youth with iPads and Smartphones. With the whole family glued to phones, tablets, and video games, before we know it, it's dark outside and time for bed…and nobody said more than two sentences to each other.
A games room can become a source of entertainment where all electronics are removed (except ones that you can all play together). Rather than be entertained on an individual basis with your phones and devices, the family can get together over a foosball table and throw down a game that everyone can participate in and enjoy.
So much of the technological world is encouraging our children to engage in fantasy interactions with gaming characters, which is evident as children become more and more disengaged from the world around them. Something as simple as having a games room where you regularly spend an hour or two playing together with family and friends can benefit in so many ways, helping develop social skills via real personal interactions with others.
No matter what game it may be – pool, foosball, table tennis – playing together allows you to work together towards achieving a goal. When parents get involved, kids can feed off of their enthusiasm and really bond, while encouraging each other to do their best. Through games, you can learn how to be a good sport and win or lose with dignity. Plus, games like pool and air hockey are a great way to hone problem-solving skills, intuition, hand-eye coordination, strategy, and even geometry.
Growing up in a household that fosters this type of face-to-face playtime helps you appreciate time spent together as a family and can better maintain the balance between work, electronics time, and "real" family time. Obviously, we all need some help from our "smart" devices every once in a while, but unplugging for some family fun helps keep everything in perspective.
A games room is more than simply storing a few old-school games in a spare room. It can become the room that allows the entire family to interact and have fun together, while fostering healthy interactions that encourages us to unplug and unwind, to connect and re-connect with one another as opposed to the individualistic electronic world.
Purewater offers one of the largest selections of games room equipment, furniture, décor and amenities in Ottawa. From billiards to table tennis and air hockey to foosball, we carry it all, and can help you make that game room space the perfect family retreat!


I have Photoshop CS6. When I try to open it on the computer it hassles me about the "trial" part missing even though it is a full product downloaded from a disc. I can't use it on my computer even after reinstalling it because it says I need to deactivate the program on other machines. It won't accept my serial number. (By the way, the program has worked on this very same computer before it started to give me problems concerning license) I have system restored over and over and still no luck. I have no access to those old laptops that have the Photoshop product because they died. I go on here on Adobe ID, click on "Plans & Products", go down to registered products, and it says "You have no registered products." When I type in the serial key it tells me that the serial key has already been registered but it's not even listed or recognized as such under the products category. I paid over $200 for it years ago. Please don't tell me to download the adobe licensing repair tool, it didn't help at all, if anything, I think it made it worse. Can I have the "maximum number" reset pleasE?!?Adobe won't offer me online chat support. I don't have enough minutes on my phone to play phone tag all day and not get anywhere. So I need internet support, what is the email of the tech person who can help me with this issue???? Please don't make this more difficult than this has to be. Trials only last for so long.


Revo, (formerly the British Council of Shopping Centres), has launched Hatch, a brand new retail competition that's open to entrepreneurs. It's part 'Dragon's Den'- aiming to find up and coming retail talent – and part a lobbying effort to get the government to help the retail industry by reforming business rates to help high streets, says the organisation.
The winner, to be announced in May, will receive business support from the British Independent Retailers Association (Bira). This includes a year's free bira membership, a unique retail insurance scheme, card processing, free legal advice and preferential banking rates. Overall, winners will also benefit from free rent, with business rates and service charges covered too.
Above: Bira will be offering business support to the winners.
Current locations include Westfield Stratford City in London, St David's Dewi Sant in Cardiff, Silverburn in Glasgow, The Galleries in Tyne & Wear, intu Derby, Parkway Shopping Centre in Limerick, Republic of Ireland and Bloomfields in County Down, Northern Ireland.
Hatch is backed by some of the biggest names in retail property including Landsec, Hammerson, Westfield, M&G Real Estate, Harcourt, intu and Ellandi.
Top: intu Derby is the latest shopping mall to join the competition.


Discover Lancôme's Ô d'Azur Eau de Toilette, a fresh and vibrant fragrance inspired by the majestic, captivating views of the Cote d'Azur along the French Riviera. Opening with tangy notes of Sicilian bergamot and Calabria lemon essence, enhanced by exotic lychee and floral bouquets of sensuous rose to represent the peacefulness of the rippling, deep blue Mediterranean sea. Notes of cedarwood and warming musk finalise the fragrance. Housed in a feminine, delicately decorated glass bottle. E.N. Top Notes Sicilian Bergamot, Calabria Lemon Essence. Heart Notes Rose, Lychee. Base Notes Cedarwood, Musk.


Coachella 2012 Lineup Is Here!!
Just yesterday, Coachella released their 2012 lineup via Facebook and Twitter. The headliners are The Black Keys, Radiohead, and Dr. Dre & Snoop Dogg. The much anticipated return of French electro-duo Justice is not to be missed, we can't wait to hear their new rock-infused sound, as well as the reunions of Mazzy Star and At the Drive-In, and new material from The Shins. And Florence + the Machine is sure to have a stellar performance as well.
But – like any music festival vet knows – the real gems are the lesser known acts, the fine print if you will. Neon Indian always puts on a great show, as do The Vaccines, Metronomy, and Lissie. One of our personal faves and probably one of the most talented artists out there right now, Gary Clark, Jr. also made the cut – we fell in love with his bluesy sound during a private concert at John Varvatos in SF. Other notables: Santigold, Beirut, The Weeknd, Gotye, Bon Iver, M83 – okay this could go on for days, and we've barely even touched on the stellar electro artists on the roster (Swedish House Mafia, AVICII, David Guetta, Calvin Harris – just to name a few). We do have to take a moment to saluate the Bay Area bands holding it down this year – tUne-yArDs and GIRLS – though we wish there were more.
Let the countdown begin – only 93 days until weekend 1! Who are you most excited to see? Let us know in the comments below!
P.S. Tickets go on sale this Friday, January 13 at 10 AM – they're sure to go quick! And if you hadn't heard, Coachella will run for two weekends this year. Weekend 1 is April 13-15, and Weekend 2 is April 20-22.
Follow the jump for the full lineup!


We are all aware of the fact that every month we experience a New Moon followed by a Full Moon exactly after 14 days of its inception. A new moon occurs when the Sun and the Moon occupy the same Zodiac sign and the sun light up the back of the Moon in the manner that we cannot see it at all. On the contrary, when the Moon occupies the Zodiac sign, which stands just opposite to that of the Sun and gets full illumination from it, we experience the Full Moon. In both these extreme situations, the moon is blessed with certain specific energies, which in turn prove to be quite fruitful and favorable for the whole of mankind.
On the advent of the New Moon, it's time to commence new projects and work on new proposals and contracts as the moon, during this time, generates negative ions which tends to instigate us to begin new projects on a successful note.
The Full Moon arrives after two full weeks and this is the time when your efforts start bearing fruit. Its effects are more personal, emotional and directed inwards. During this time, the flow of positive ions is initiated which in turn creates a flood of emotions. Full moon brings about a sense of finality to events in our life. It casts an exuberant vibe, which opens doors for a better tomorrow.
However, a Full moon can turn out to be quite intense if not made favorable and corresponding to your stars. This includes its close relation and connection with astrology as well as Vaastu science, corresponding with the ten directions and the five elements of nature.
We humans have never-ending queries, demands and wants in life. We keep striving to get the most appropriate and favorable answer for all our anxieties and inhibitions. What will I become when I grow up? When will I get a Job? When will I get married? Will I be successful in life? Will I have a natural or unnatural death? The count is innumerable. Some intuitive personalities, like Dr. Puneet Chawla, a well-renowned Vaastu consultant and an eclectic personality, is blessed with deep insight and extra-ordinary powers to sense the negative in and around us and provide easy, simple and easily follow-able remedies in the benefit of his millions of followers located worldwide.
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YOU'RE ENGAGED! CONGRATS!! And now you're planning your dream elopement and are wondering how to pick your dream dress! There are SO many amazing wedding dresses and wedding dress designers out there, so it can be difficult to pick from so many options. How do you narrow it down?
The first thing to consider is what you're going to be doing on your elopement?
Are you going to be hiking to your ceremony location? Are you going to take a helicopter up to your spot? If you want to be hiking in your dress, you're gonna want that thing to be LIGHT. And easy to move in. Steer away from mermaid or ballgown shapes if you're wanting to hike in the dress! If you plan on carrying the dress up the hike and changing at the top, you should stay away from dresses that can't fold down small enough to fit into your backpack! Dresses made from Chiffon, lace and charmeuse are less likely to wrinkle! Even though some of those big poofy dresses can be beautiful, they're not going to work super well at your elopement. They're pretty likely to wrinkle a bunch, and you don't need to be hauling around a steamer in your bag along with everything else! If you're getting married in the winter, a knit or a wool will not wrinkle as well!
Where are you going? What season is it going to be there? If you're going to Australia in the summer, you're gonna want a nice, light dress. If you're going to Switzlerand in the winter, you're going to want something a little more substantial. In additional, you're probably going to want to wear insulated leggings, boots and wool socks so you might want to steer clear of dresses that have a slit up the side or are high-low. If its gonna be cold as ballz, you're probably gonna want a thicc sweater or cardigan that goes well with your dress. You might be optimistic about doing your ceremony without any extra clothing (you go girl!) but you're probably going to need to throw it on for photos afterwards. Please don't catch hypothermia at your elopement. Please don't let your wedding day be your LAST day lol.
If you think its gonna be windy, like on a mountain or near the ocean, I'd definitely suggest picking a dress that is flowy with plenty of movement to really be able to play with the wind! A real full skirt catches the wind super well and can make some gorgeous photos! If you want to jump in the water at the end of your elopement, make sure to pick a dress that is light enough that you won't be weighed down when the dress gets soaked!
I mean, duh, but really. Don't pick a dress that you think you look good in, but doesn't make you feel comfortable. If you're constantly tugging at a dress all day or feeling self conscious about the fabric laying just right, it will distract you from some of the special moments of your elopement day! AND IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE WHITE. OMG I cannot stress this enough! If you want a blue or pink or RAINBOW dress, WEAR THAT! Pick something that you feel amazing in, and that fits your personality. Girl, even if you look GOOD, if that dress is not YOU, don't buy it! If you ain't comfy, you ain't having fun. Or as much fun as you could be having. Please don't buy into the "beauty is pain" thing and feel the need to harness yourself into a way-too-tight corset dress for the entirety of the day. Be amazing. Be COMFORTABLE. Be YOU.
Where Should You Purchase Your Elopement Dress?
Okay, you might find your dream dress at a boutique, but you might not. Department stores, dress designers, online boutiques, Pinterest and instagram are great places to look and get ideas for your perfect dress! bhldn, Chantel Lauren, grace loves lace, alure bridals, flora bridal, and Maggie sottero designs are some of my favorite designers!


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Emery needs his own Tony Adams
OPINION: Arsenal fans may not miss George Graham's concentration on defending, but the Gunners need some of the steel that he demanded from his title winners in 1989 and 1991
03 January, 2019 — By Richard Osley
Former Arsenal defender Tony Adams
"OUR challenge now is to improve defensively," said Unai Emery after a Christmas without a clean sheet. The days of 1-0 to the Arsenal are long gone and hopefully the manager acts on this brainwave.
What happens to Aaron Ramsey, as sad as it sounds following his 11 years of up and down service, is of little consequence to Arsenal's attempts at revival, in contrast to the meaningful answers that are needed in defence. Some of the defensive displays would not be acceptable in the Championship.
It remains a mystery as to how all of this is occurring when Steve Bould, who knew how to keep attackers out as a player, is still a senior figure at the club. What's he been telling them?
While Arsene Wenger inherited the best defence in the league, Emery needs to start afresh, because Wenger has left him one of the worst defences in the league. In all those years, how many dead-cert centre-backs did Wenger sign? Sol Campbell was the only real success story, given Laurent Koscielny's injury record and Thomas Vermaelen's strange decline after a promising start.
Time again, Wenger signed flaky defenders. Can you think of any others? Don't throw Senderos, Djourou and Stepanovs at me.
Emery's acquisition of Sokratis, sadly a rather clumsy player if we are honest, is concerning, a suggestion that he may struggle to scout in the same area.
It will be sad to see Ramsey go; who wants to release a player who has twice scored you the winning goal in the FA Cup final?
It's odd that Arsenal can't find a space for a player who seems coveted by all of the best teams in Europe, such as Juventus and Bayern Munich. But if freeing up some cash means investing it in a defence – at last, please, we need one – then it will be worth it.
We may not miss George Graham's concentration on defending – his brand of football was sometimes to wreck a match once Arsenal were ahead – but the Gunners need the steel that he demanded from his title winners in 1989 and 1991. Arsenal need to find a new Tony Adams, sharpish.
We want more than a Europa League win, Unai
30 May — By Richard Osley
Spurs misery in Madrid as Liverpool claim European crown
02 June — By Dan Carrier in Madrid
Our man in Madrid: We can say we were there – and it was fun while it lasted
All over in 26 seconds… but they'll be back
06 June — By Richard Osley


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'Empty the Shelter' returns Saturday — this time, with $25 pet adoption fees
Several local animal support agencies are once again making their dogs and cats available for adoption as part of an Empty the Shelter event next Saturday.
However, unlike past events, which are sponsored by the Bissell Pet Foundation, the costs of the adoptions aren't free — but rather, they come with a $25 fee.
For St. Clair County Animal Control Director Erika Strowman, it's her first Empty the Shelter event. While the county shelter may have a few cats available for adoption, she said they'll likely have even more dogs looking for a good home.
As of Friday, she said that may be about 20 to 25.
"I'm really excited and I'm really hoping we can get some of the dogs (adopted)," Strowman said. "We've had some dogs that have been here a long time, and they really need to get out of the shelter. It's a really great chance."
In addition to Animal Control, both the Humane Society organizations in St. Clair and Sanilac counties are listed by Bissel as participants in the Saturday adoption event.
Why the fee this time?
Empty the Shelter events within the last couple of years have been dubbed successful by local coordinators, often quickly adopting out all available animals shortly after the events begin. The last event was in October.
But Bri Olson, a spokesperson for the Bissell Pet Foundation, said the nonprofit opted to add a small fee to the process, which includes an on-site or pre-screened checks of interested pet owners, alleging it found "luck getting more quality adopters."
"Adopters do go through a screening; however, the amount of pets returned to the shelter post-event decreased since this fee change, which is wonderful," she said in an email. "We want to make sure pets are going into homes forever and have thought about the financial costs associated with pet ownership."
It wasn't clear if any animals adopted as part of the free Empty the Shelter events were ever returned locally.
Free pet adoptions aim to 'Empty the Shelter'
Meet your new St. Clair County Animal Control director
Olson said the fee increase additionally maximizes how many shelters can participate because funding is limited. May is National Pet Month, and according to the foundation, 52 organizations are expected to participate in the May 4 event.
Despite the fee, interested pet owners are still getting a discount.
Normally, Strowman said St. Clair County's adoption fees are $75 for cats and $120 for dogs.
"They're actually paying for that," she said of Bissell. "It's really nice of them to do that. They come with the microchips, they come licensed, (and) spayed or neutered."
How to adopt a pet
Animal Control's event begins at 10 a.m. Saturday for pre-approved applicants only. Strowman said applications are available at the shelter office or can be emailed to those interested.
At 11 a.m., she said they'll begin taking walk-in applicants. But those interested, are asked to bring certain documentation with them, such as, "if they rent, they bring a letter from their landlord," she said, confirming they can have pets and if there's any size or breed restrictions where they live.
That event lasts until 4 p.m. at the shelter, 3378 Griswold Road, in Port Huron Township. For more information or to get an application, visit or call (810) 985-3155.
Donna Lautner, of the Sanilac County Humane Society, said their event will run from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday.
Although Bissell promoted the event cautioning some fees may vary among shelters, Sanilac County's is also asking for a $25 adoption fee. Also, similarly to St. Clair County Animal Control, Lautner said their pets will be spayed or neutered, up to date on shots and microchipped.
FIND OUT MORE: The Midwest's Empty the Shelter participants
They'll be adopting dogs and cats at the Human Society's Carsonville shelter, 3847 W. Sheldon St., and cats only at PetSmart, 4485 24th Ave., in Fort Gratiot. Lautner said they also suggest people get pre-approved to adopt.
For more information on the Sanilac County events, call (810) 657-8962.
The Blue Water Area Humane Society is also a listed organization, according to Bissell's Empty the Shelter website. Calls to the group were not returned as of Friday. Call (810) 987-4357 for more.
For more on Bissell's locations elsewhere, visit www.bissellpetfoundation.org.
Contact Jackie Smith at (810) 989-6270 or jssmith@gannett.com. Follow her on Twitter @Jackie20Smith.


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Yusuf II, Almohad caliph
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Caliph of Almohads (c.1203-1224) (ruled 1213-1224)
"Yusuf II" redirects here. It may also refer to Yusuf II, Sultan of Granada.
Almohad Caliph
Yusuf II
Ruler of the Almohad Caliphate
Muhammad al-Nasir
Abd al-Wahid I
1224 (aged c. 20–21)
Qamar
Abū Yaʿqūb Yūsuf al-Mustanṣir (also known as Yusuf II, c. 1203 – 1224) (Arabic: يوسف بن الناصر Yūsuf bin an-Nāṣir) was Caliph of the Almohads from 1213 until his death. Son of the previous caliph, Muhammad al-Nasir,[1] the ten-year-old Yusuf was unexpectedly appointed heir by his father on his deathbed.[2] He was confirmed as Almohad Caliph in election by the Almohad sheikhs after his father's death, and took up the caliphal title "al-Mustansir bi-Llah" ("he who seeks the aid of God"). Yusuf's mother was a Christian slave Qamar.[3]
2 Viziers
Life[edit]
Young and pleasure-loving, Yusuf II left the governing of the Almohad empire to a carefully balanced oligarchy composed of older family members, like his father's brothers in al-Andalus and his grand-cousin Abu Abd Allah Muhammad ibn Abi Hafs in Ifriqiya, Marrakesh palace bureaucrats such as the vizier Abu Sa'id Uthman ibn Jam'i and the leading sheikhs of the Almohad Masmuda tribes. But without central leadership, and with the Almohad army having suffered grievous losses at the Battle of Navas de Tolosa in 1212, a series of rebellions broke out in the Maghreb which the Almohad oligarchs were hard-pressed to contain, contributing to the eventual breakaway of Ifriqiya under the Hafsid dynasty.
Yusuf II died suddenly in early 1224 – accidentally gored while playing with his pet cows.[2] Lacking heirs, the palace bureaucrats, led by Ibn Jam'i, quickly engineered the election of his elderly grand-uncle Abd al-Wahid I as the new caliph in Marrakesh. But the hastiness and probable unconstitutionality of the Marrakesh proceedings upset his uncles, the brothers of al-Nasir, in al-Andalus. They promptly disputed the succession, and elected their own Caliph Abdallah al-Adil.[2]
Viziers[edit]
Yusuf had three viziers in the first year of his reign:
Abu Sa'id Uthman ibn Jam'i (1214) (also vizier to Muhammad an-Nasir)
Abu Yahya al-Hizraji (1214) (أبو يحيى الهزرجي Abū Yaḥyà al-Hizrajī)
Abu 'Ali ibn Ashrafi (1214) (أبو علي بن أشرفي Abū 'Alī b. Ashrafī)
Abu Sa'id Uthman ibn Jam'i (again) (1214–1223)
Abu Sa'id Uthman ibn Jam'i would also serve as vizier to Abdul-Wahid I.
^ Joseph F. O'Callaghan, A History of Medieval Spain
^ a b c Hugh Kennedy (1996) Muslim Spain and Portugal: A Political History of al-Andalus. London: Addison-Wesley-Longman
^ Yusuf II al-Mustansir Billah
This article began as a translation of the corresponding article in the French Wikipedia, accessed September 30, 2005.
Julien, Charles-André (1931). Histoire de l'Afrique du Nord, des origines à 1830.
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A solution to racial inequality
- August 27, 2014 September 13, 2014 - Douglas Cohn & Eleanor Clift
IMMEDIATE RELEASE 27 August 2014
Today's Events in Historical Perspective
America's Longest-Running Column, Founded 1932
WASHINGTON – With Attorney General Eric Holder personally overseeing the investigation into what happened in Ferguson, Missouri, the wheels of justice have begun to move, however slowly. The underlying problems remain of an African-American population that feels neglected and marginalized, and not just in this suburb of St. Louis, but throughout the country. And it begins in our segregated schools.
We have a black president, and a black attorney general, and a black patrolman heading the police response in Ferguson, yet the disparities persist. President Obama, speaking from the White House briefing room last week, acknowledged that the U.S. has an unequal criminal justice system.
The pattern emerges early with four and five-year-old boys of color suspended far more often than their white counterparts. America's prisons are disproportionately filled with black men. In the world that most African-Americans experience, they rarely get the benefit of the doubt in any police altercation.
Until we address the smoldering anger that has surfaced in Ferguson, there will be more instances like we are seeing with black lives on the line, and white leaders not knowing what to do. Ensuring justice and keeping the peace are the first priorities, but then we need to get serious as a country about addressing the root causes of the unrest.
The place to start is our schools, and with a commitment to educate the least among us. Obama has tried to equalize the delivery of education through the awarding of federal funds, but he is fighting against an entrenched education system that rivals the criminal justice system in its unfair treatment of the people they are supposed to serve.
Go into any city in America and compare the schools in the white parts of town with those in the black areas, and there before your eyes is the story of two Americas. Indeed, the mere fact that we even refer to white and black parts acknowledges the defacto segregation that is America.
President Obama and President Bush before him have repeatedly said that young African-American children want to learn, they want to succeed, and all they're asking for is a chance to do that. Bush talked about the "soft bigotry of low expectations," as he worked with the Sen. Ted Kennedy, D-Mass., to push through "No Child Left Behind" legislation. Obama has his "My Brother's Keeper" initiative, which leverages private funds and corporate involvement to boost opportunities for boys and young men of color.
"No Child Left Behind" has been criticized for its emphasis on testing, and Obama's Education Secretary Arne Duncan has worked with school systems to introduce more flexibility. Duncan has also instituted more competition with "Race to the Top" contests that pit school systems against each other to win federal grants. "Race to the Top" gets mixed reviews, but in an era of tight resources, it may be the only spigot available.
Bottom line, however well-intentioned these programs are, they are little more than band aids. As a society, we are not doing what should be done to solve the problem. We need to support, protect and teach the most vulnerable children, and that means schools in black communities that are state-of-the-art, increased pay for those schools' teachers, and security measures to keep them safe.
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A small white lentil with a black shell, whole urad is a rich, creamy & used to make the infamously decadent Punjabi 'Kali Dal' (Black lentil curry). When shelled, the inside is a pure white lentil called Urad dal which is used in Southern India to make dosas, idlis & vadas.
Often used to make dal, samosa or paratha stuffings & khichri, the light yet deeply flavored whole green moong can be easily sprouted. When cooked just right, these lentils work well in salads.
Actually a legume, it is nutty and creamy in flavor. White garbanzos are used most commonly in India to make chole or channa masala (as it is known in the west). They can also be soaked then deep fried for snacks or ground to make dips like hummus.
The iron rich black garbanzo is much heavier & less creamy in texture than the white but boasts a deeper flavor. When puréed, they make excellent soup & are great in curries or biryanis.
A light but intensely flavored dal, moth can be sprouted to make a curry known traditionally as Usal or soaked and fried to make a snack called Dal Moth.
Also known as kidney beans, these are most commonly used to make a Punjabi curry called Rajma. There are large & small varieties with indistinguishable flavor between the two.
Also known as pigeon peas, whole toor is often used in North India to make a hearty dal; they can also be soaked & fried to make a snack.
There are two varieties of val: sweet & bitter. Both are mainly used in Gujarat to make a simple stew. When puréed, they make a delicious spread for toast.
These dried green peas are commonly used in savory stuffings or to make a hearty stew.
Masoor can be used to make hearty dal stews or boiled to add to salads. When the skin is removed, a delicately flavored, bright, split orange lentil called masoor dal is revealed.


This article describes the procedure to exclude certain VSS Writers (Microsoft's Volume Shadow Service) from being backed up by a Datto device. This may be used if another VSS-aware solution is running in the same environment for specific VSS Writers.
Find the agent you wish to configure, and click Configure Agent Settings.
Scroll down to the Advanced section to the VSS Writer Exclusion settings, as shown in Figure 1.
Check the box(es) for the writer(s) that you wish to exclude from future backups. This will not affect previous backups.
Example: Commonly a SQLSERVERAGENT service may be configured to use the MSDEWriter or SQLServer VSS Writer for its own VSS application aware processes.
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7 reasons you can't miss LuxLive 2016
By Ray Molony | 31 March 2016
LuxLive Middle East takes place at the purpose-built state-of-the-art Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre on Wednesday 13 April and Thursday 14 April 2016.
With incredible advances in LEDs and controls, there's a revolution happening in lighting – and this is your chance to be a part of it. LuxLive 2016 is a spectacular new event which will bring together the leading lighting brands, specifiers and key decision makers from across the Middle East. Here's seven reasons why the two-day show is unmissable:
See the industry's top suppliers under one roof
Big-brand exhibitors include iGuzzini, Erco, Trilux, Schreder, Lumenpulse, Fagerhult, Lutron, Leviton, Regent, Tridonic and Cree.
Learn from over 50 world-class speakers
Globally recognised speakers at the event include award-winning lighting designers Sally Storey, Michael Grubb, Abdulaziz al Azem and Courtney Mark.
Network with 2,500 fellow professionals
Drive your business by making connections with 2,500 leading specifiers, contractors and clients from across the GCC
See ground-breaking innovations
Products on show include the famous Coelux artificial skylight which has been featured in the New York Times, the Daily Mail and Wired magazine. Expect to be amazed.
Join the excitement of the Lux Awards
LuxLive includes this glittering free-to-attend awards event celebrating and rewarding excellence in lighting design in the Middle East.
Save energy with the right advice and kit
Energy saving is a major theme of LuxLive. Our experts will show you how, and you can view the latest kit, including the world's most efficient luminaire.
Take free transport from Dubai
Arrive at LuxLive in style – on free luxury coaches departing from Dubai. Relax and network with colleagues while we do the driving!
LuxLive Middle East takes place at the purpose-built state-of-the-art Abu Dhabi National Exhibition Centre on Wednesday 13 April and Thursday 14 April 2016. Entry to the full programme of events is absolutely free if you register at www.luxlive.ae. So don't miss out – join the Middle East's lighting revolution now!
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