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Retro TV Review: Star Trek DS9 SSN Two Episode Fourteen: Whispers
It's a mystery of who to trust in the episode that originally aired on February 6,1994, this is Whispers.
Station Log Stardate 47581.2 Whispers
O'Brien returns from the other side of the Wormhole only to find that everyone on Deep Space Nine may have been compromised while he was away.
Chief O'Brien leaves DS9 through the wormhole on a solo mission to the Parada system. According to his personal log it appears that something has happened to cause him to return to the Parada system after his prior mission there. He begins a personal log explaining that someone may be after him and he needs to set the record straight.
Fifty Two Hours Earlier:
O'Brien awakes alone in his quarters only to find his wife and daughter have gotten up early, both seeming irritated at him for some unknown reason. Keiko inquires about O'Brien's mission but when he offers to help with Molly, she becomes agitated for no apparent reason. Later, O'Brien finds one of his staff working on a project without his permission, upset he storms out to speak to Sisko only to see his Commander having what appears to be a heated conversation with Keiko on the promenade.
O'Brien arrives in Ops only to find Bashir insisting that he take a physical. Even though he doesn't want one, Sisko insists that he comply and also apologies for assigning O'Brien finding one of his staff working on the Commander's orders. Sisko and O'Brien begin talking about the Paradas with Sisko drilling the Chief Engineer about his trip. O'Brien is upset to learn that he will have to repair the upper pylons once again and asks Sisko about his meeting with Keiko. Sisko explains that Jake is having issues with his grades and O'Brien reports to the Infirmary. After a prolonged stay with Bashir, the Chief runs into Jake where he finds out that Jake's grades are fine and Commander Sisko lied to him.
Reporting to the upper Pylons, O'Brien begins repairs. Disappointed that the security updates for the Parada delegation will have to proceed without him, the Chief reports to the Parada quarters to check his staff's work. He is disappointed that, after spending a week with these people he has nothing to do with the security arrangements and it appears that everyone is attempting to keep him at arms length for some reason. Running into Jake, he begins to talk with the young man about a school project when Kira informs Jake that Commander Sisko was looking for his son.
Upon arriving home he soon learns that Jake is unable to visit to work on their project together. He also soon finds that his daughter is spending the night at some friends quarters, leaving the evening to just O'Brien and Keiko. O'Brien soon finds that his wife is acting strange, acting as if she is not interested in romance and even cooking him a completely separate meal for dinner. Immediately he begins to suspect that the Keiko before him was not the woman he knew.
Suspecting that something is wrong, O'Brien begins listening to station logs to determine what may have occurred while he was away. After hours of logs he discovers that he has been locked out of his level one security clearance for all logs that have happened since his return. Determined to get to the truth of the matter, the Chief begins to clandestinely reroute security access in his favor. He soon finds that the staff has been quietly investigating him. Odo returns to the station and O'Brien informs the shapeshifter of his findings, hoping for assistance.
Soon Odo informs O'Brien about his findings and begins to inquire about the Paradan Government and the Rebels involved. Soon O'Brien realizes that Odo may also be compromised and he is suddenly attacked by Kira, Sisko and Bashir. Using a device he built for just such an occasion, O'Brien temporarily blinds his attackers and works his way to the runabout Rio Grande making his escape. Upon escaping, O'Brien contacts Star Fleet and soon learns that Star Fleet themselves may have been compromised as well. Maybe the aliens from Conspiracy have come back?
Caught up to the beginning of the episode, O'Brien finds himself in the Parada sector and heads to one of Parada Four's seven moons. Being chased by the Runabout Mekong, the Chief manages to lose them in the magnetic poles of the Parada Four and follows the Mekong to Parada two, hoping to find some answers.
Beaming down, O'Brien finds himself in a cave system where he finds Sisko and Kira working with the Rebels. Just as he is distracted, one of the Rebels attacks and a hatch opens revealing the real Chief O'Brien. It is soon made clear that the real O'Brien had been captured and a replicant sent back to DS9 in order to kill the Paradan delegation. After the real O'Brien approaches, the Replicant dies leaving the mystery of why this replicant would risk failing it's mission in an attempt to learn the truth.
Is this a 'Good' Episode:
This is a pretty solid one with a twist on the Manchurian Candidate story. This time the viewer is along for the ride thinking that they are following the hero of the story. I particularly liked how the story is told from the perspective of the events having already passed allowing O'Brien to be the narrator of the tale. The story does little to advance the overall narrative of the series but does establish just how good of a person Miles is. I mean, for his evil clone to try to do something good instead of fulfilling it's mission, that's saying something! We also get a little more insight into O'Brien's character so it is not a total loss. The problem with the story itself is that, it's really a one use episode that loses it's luster after you know the surprise twist. I remember the shock that the O'Brien we were following was not the real deal, all that is lost on subsequent viewings. While it is a good episode as it is, it is somewhat of a one trick pony.
One thing occurred to me though, why is it that Chief Engineers in Starfleet are the ones that are picked on for events such as this? I mean, back in Mind's Eye, La Forge goes through brainwashing to be used as a weapon and now O'Brien gets replaced by a murderous replicant? WOW. Come to think of it, they both served on the same ship at one time so maybe it's the Enterprise itself that is cursed…
Gleanings and Cool Bits:
We never see nor hear from the Paradans again.
We learn that O'Brien's mother died 2 years prior, placing it around season five of Star Trek The Next Generation.
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Late Fall and Early winter used to be my favorite time of year, and perhaps still are to some degree – mostly the memories of autumns past. There is something about the scents, sight, and sound of a wood lot in Fall that is hard to explain to one who has never been in the forest. The feeling of awe and reverence inspired by the formal gathering of the trees, most naked their sleek lines and shining bark exposed, Some with leaves clinging tenuously to the branches, their colors faded by time, their mates litter the forest floor in a colorful fragrant carpet for chipmunk royalty to promenade in search of hickory nuts.
Sitting quietly, waiting in ambush for some unsuspecting buck, I hear the stirrings of mice in the dead dry leaves looking for acorns missed by the chattering plump squirrels. A noisy Jay perches above my spot braying its call as if to warn that all is not right in the woods on this crisp afternoon. A red squirrel scolds from a nearby branch as the drumming of the woodpeckers fills the woods.
It is a time of solitude and reflection, the chocolate bitten from the frozen bar in my pocket never tasted so rich, the dance of the trees fills my vision and my senses sharpen to take in even the diehard bugs flitting through the trees.
Far off shots echo through the moraines some hunter luckier than I, some deer not so lucky. I have seen a few does, but my hunt ends with no fatalities. That is ok, because I venture into the wood not to hunt for my food, but rather for the awakening and sense of humility the forest provides. Another Fall day well spent.
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What a nice post. It reminds me of how fall should be.
chickie: Thanks. I miss Wisconsin sometimes.
ruela: I don't mind winter but dislike snow, that is why I live in the desert now.
Some of my best memories are from hanging out in the woods. You described it well.
mv: I'll look forward to seeing the pictures!
I agree with what Chickie said.
Except with the I hate Florida. I love the weather in winter in Florida.
very poetic. I love snow I don't get it here but I can't wait to go home and it better snow !!!!
Deer jerky...yumm....I just had some Elk jerky the other day. Not my cup of tea but it was ok.
the forest, wood lots, are enchanting.
that was some damn good nature writing. annie dillard would be proud....as would thoreau. its refreshing *always* to read a post that is very present in recounting a moment of acute awareness and appreciative of the beauties of life.
"Some with leaves clinging tenuously to the branches, their colors faded by time, their mates litter the forest floor in a colorful fragrant carpet for chipmunk royalty to promenade in search of hickory nuts."
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Amount of Corn to Plant Per Person
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Sweet corn that you grow in the home garden can be served fresh, frozen on or off the cob or canned for winter storage. You may only need a few stalks if you want a couple of ears of corn for a meal or two. However, if you plan to put up the corn for winter consumption, consider a second planting. To determine the amount of corn to plant per person, you must know how much corn you need for fresh produce and for storage.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture created a chart for children and adults to understand what a portion of food looks like. For instance, from the bread group, a pancake the size of a compact disc is considered one serving. For corn, a serving is one half cup. This is the equivalent of one ear of corn or about 4 ounces. If you are cooking corn for a family of four, you would need four ears of corn or two cups of canned or frozen corn for the meal.
Fresh Ears of Corn
Corn stalks produce one or two ears of corn during the growing season. For planning purposes, count on one ear per stalk. If you are planting the corn for fresh use, and do not intend to store any for the winter, Utah State University Extension recommends planting a row of corn about 10 to 15 feet long for each person. Corn seed is spaced 9 to 12 inches. This means you need up to 20 stalks in a 15-foot row for each person. Plant another row of corn in about two weeks to ensure another harvest of fresh corn. The sugar in sweet corn starts converting to starch once the ears are picked. If you must store sweet corn, leave the cobs in the husks and store in the refrigerator for a maximum of two days. For longer periods of storage, freeze or process the corn for canning.
Frozen Quantity
To determine the amount of corn you need to plant for freezing, you must calculate how much corn you want to store. Generally, for a year's supply, add the number of times you serve corn over an 11-month period; subtract one month due to the availability of fresh corn. If you serve corn four times a month during that time, then you need 44 containers of frozen corn. Each container should measure two cups; enough for four people. If each corn stalk produces one half cup of corn and each row contains 20 stalks, for a total of 10 cups, then you need approximately nine 15-foot rows of corn, which would produce 90 cups of corn, or 45 of those 2-cup containers. For a single person, you would need about two rows.
Canned Corn
The average sized cans of corn you buy in the grocery store contain about three and one half servings of corn. However, a quart canning jar holds eight servings of corn; enough for two meals for a family of four. Using the same principle of figuring as you do for frozen corn, you would need 2 jars of corn per month. You need eight corn stalks per jar. Again, you would need approximately nine 15- rows of corn for a family of four. Per person, you would need about two rows.
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Julie Richards is a freelance writer from Ohio. She has been writing poetry and short stories for over 30 years, and published a variety of e-books and articles on gardening, small business and farming. She is currently enrolled at Kent State University completing her bachelor's degree in English.
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Q: Voronoi-Diagram - split concave polygon I have a concave polygon c and a set of points p[]. What I need is to have a set of polygons splitted by the voronoi-diagram.
My problem is the following: I already found a library to calculate the voronoi-graph out of a set of points - but it doesn't require any polygon. It only takes a set of points. The first question is: Can I work with this result or do I have to take care of my concave polygon somehow? What I got as the result is a set of edges (start-position, endposition, direction). Both start- and end-position can be infinite because I made no restrictions for the polygon.
How can I now split the polygon into the different parts of the voronoi diagram?
I'm pretty sure that I can't use this method because I need to include my polygon-structure into it...
How to do this? Can I somehow split my concave polygon to get convex polygons, calculate the voronoi diagram with this and then put them back together?

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Q: Design of Scala's class hierarchy. Constructor parameter vs member I'm having problems designing the a class hierarchy in scala for a compiler project. The hierarchy looks as follows:
abstract class TACInstr(index:Int)

case class TAC_Label(label: String,index : Int) extends TACInstr(index)
case class TAC_Jump(label: TAC_Label,index : Int) extends TACInstr(index)
...

Here index is a variable that represents the order number of the instruction in some listing. It is important that I cannot declare this variable to be immutable at least for the TAC_Label subclass because it is not always predictable in my code what should be its index when it is declared.
Later on I'm using this index value in the following definition:
  def getBlock(i : TACInstr) : BasicBlock =
blocks.find(b => b.instr.index == i.index).get

So basically I'm comparing the equality of two indexes of different instructions. This gives the following error:
Cannot resolve symbol index

because apparently in this way index is private to the classes definitions
My approaches
I tried to declare the hierarchy as follows:
abstract class TACInstr(var index:Int)

case class TAC_Label(label: String,override var index : Int) extends TACInstr(index)
case class TAC_Jump(label: TAC_Label,override var index : Int) extends TACInstr(index)
...

But I'm obtaining the following error type:
Error:... overriding variable index in class TACInstr of type Int;
 variable index cannot override a mutable variable

Are there any elegant solutions to this problem? Something better than declaring index as a member?

A: The main problem is that you are trying to override a field. The examples below solve the problem:
// index is public
abstract class TACInstr(var index:Int)

// label is public, i is private
class TAC_Label(val label: String, i: Int) extends TACInstr(i)
class TAC_Jump(val label: TAC_Label, i: Int) extends TACInstr(i)

val l = new TAC_Label("l", 0)
println(l.index)

Now with traits
trait TACInstr { var index:Int }

case class TAC_Label(label: String, var index: Int) extends TACInstr
case class TAC_Jump(label: TAC_Label, var index: Int) extends TACInstr

val l = TAC_Label("l", 0)
println(l.index)

More scala way
trait TACInstr { val index:Int }

// label is public, i is private
case class TACLabel(label: String, val index: Int) extends TACInstr
case class TACJump(label: TACLabel, val index: Int) extends TACInstr {
    def withLabelIndex(newIndex: Int): TACJump = this.copy(label = label.copy(index = newIndex))
}

val jump = TACJump(TACLabel("l", 1), 2)
val changed = jump.withLabelIndex(3)
println(changed)

This is not the way of writing things in scala. Many smells are: abstract class, var, parent fields. Code in scala not in its design way will only make it hard.


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Q: TokenError on line 10.. but there are only 9 lines of code As far as I'm aware, there are no bugs in this code, but the compiler is telling me there is an error on line ten out of 9 lines of code. I just want to know if the compiler is buggered, or if there is a bug and I just don't see it.
string=""
index=0

def replaceatindex(string,index):
    firsthalf=string[:(index-1)]
    lasthalf=string[(index+1):]
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stringinput=input("Give me a string:  ")
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On the whole, the ERP and MES business showed moderate development during the year, despite the seasonal fluctuations which are typical in this business area. The Microsoft technology based business grew briskly, with excellent profitability. Quarterly fluctuation was particularly strong in the ERP business based on Microsoft technologies. Significant new delivery and application management service agreements were signed in this business area, which contributed to a slight increase in net sales in the financial year and which will provide a firm foundation for 2016. Seasonal fluctuation was also notable in the ERP business based on Digia's own software. Net sales, which had been declining in the third quarter, took an upward turn in the final quarter, resulting in slight overall growth for the full year.
The business segment based on financial-sector software solutions showed growth throughout the review period. The segment will continue to invest in recruitment, and operations in Finland are forecast to grow faster than the general IT markets in 2016.
In the service business, demand and profitability showed a highly positive performance trend during the year, with the final quarter showing particularly strong net sales growth.
Qt business showed very strong growth throughout the period. Operating profit also improved on the back of net sales growth, and operations were in the black.
During the review period, the new Qt 5.5 version was launched. The www.qt.io website launched for the Qt segment has been well received. This website plays an extremely important role in managing the Qt ecosystem, and Digia will continue to make substantial developments in this channel. The Qt World Summit held in Berlin in October was an event where the global Qt community gathered to present and discuss current Qt technology issues. The event was a huge success. It attracted more than 1,000 visitors from all over the world: customers, partners, and members of the Qt developer community.
During the review period, a new office was opened in South Korea, and sales resources were strengthened, especially in Asia. Business development efforts were particularly focused on consumer electronics and automotive segments.


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Jordan Marcus Jergenson, 30, passed away on Wednesday October 20th, 2021. He was born on July 16th, 1991, in Mankato, Minnesota to Marie Jon Jergenson. He and his mother moved to be near their family in their hometown of Benson, Minnesota where he was a vibrant, energetic, and loving little boy. They then moved to Brooklyn Center, Minnesota where Jordan attended his beloved Garden City Elementary School and Brooklyn Junior High. Jordan was involved in the Brooklyn Center community by participating in the Brooklyn Park Athletic Association football and basketball leagues as well as activities at The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Single Creek Ward. Jordan especially loved how all these activities came together at the highly contested church youth basketball league each year. Jordan then went on to attend Park Center High School where he excelled academically and participated in a variety of activities. He particularly enjoyed his time on the Park Center Swim and Dive team but his true passion was being involved with the music program. Jordan was a percussionist in the concert band and jazz band, and he was a drumline leader with the highly decorated Park Center Marching Pirates. During this time, he also enjoyed his friends and established close and meaningful relationships that he maintained for the rest of his life. Throughout his schooling, Jordan was a part of the Boy Scouts of America where he attained the rank of Eagle Scout and became a member of the Order of the Arrow, an achievement that he was proud of. Jordan went on to attend St. Cloud State University and the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities where he studied Political Science. Professionally, Jordan worked for the Minneapolis Park Board where he developed a passion for turf maintenance as a Greenskeeper. He also believed in the mission of the park board as a park system for all and he enjoyed feeling like his work was a part of something bigger than himself. Contributing to the community alongside his colleagues was also a highlight of the job. He also worked as a part of the distilling team at Norseman Distillery where he enjoyed the process of creating spirits and the company of the people he worked with. Throughout his life, Jordan's true passion was his involvement in the marching arts community as both a performer and an educator. He was a member of several organizations including Twin Cities Area Independent, River City Rhythm, the Minnesota Timberwolves PACKcussion, the Minnesota Vikings Skol Line, and Minnesota Brass. Jordan found a true sense of community within the Minnesota Brass family. He was proud to be a part of the cymbal line in the Minnesota Brass Drum Corps show, Valhalla, that placed first at the DCA world championships. He was also the flower in the MBI Indoor show, Dandelion, a role that brought him immense pride and recognition within the community and was a true expression of his larger-than-life personality. As an educator, Jordan left a profound legacy as a cymbal instructor within the Minnesota marching community and beyond. Over the years, he taught at several programs and left a lasting influence on countless individuals. Jordan loved his students and they loved him back in a way that was both sincere and special. His cymbal lines were continually made up of the most passionate and hardworking students and this was a direct result of his deep commitment and positive influence. Jordan made a lot of students better cymbal players but more importantly, he made them all better people. Jordan was loved beyond measure. Jordan is survived by his mother, Marie Jon Jergenson; maternal grandparents, Donald and Judi Edwards; uncle, Wesley Edwards (Carolyn); godfather, Lance Piner (GaVae); godmother, Amanda Jacobson; father, Timothy Stotts; paternal grandmother, Ruth Stotts; and numerous siblings and family members on his fathers side. Jordan is also survived by his longtime girlfriend, Ellie Mehr; their beloved cat, Pearl; and countless best friends whom Jordan cherished. Jordan was preceded in death by his maternal great grandmother, Lillian Jergenson "Gigi"; uncle, Nicholas Edwards; and best friend, Matthew Roessler. Jordan was loved to the ends of the earth by many. Blessed be his memory. Jordan's life will be celebrated on Thursday, October 28th, 2021, at Washburn-McReavy, Edina Chapel. Visitation is 2:00pm-4:00pm followed by the funeral service at 4:00pm. Live stream: https://view.oneroomstreaming.com/authorise.php?k=1635449658145177
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Senate Budget and Taxation Chairwoman Nancy J. King (D-Montgomery) presenting the Senate's budget proposal to her colleagues this year. Despite her position, some colleagues considered her vice chairman, Sen. Bill Ferguson (D-Baltimore City), the chamber's go-to person on budgetary matters. Photo by Danielle E. Gaines
As senators got their first look at the chamber's budget proposal this session on Monday, Gov. Lawrence J. Hogan Jr. (R) blasted what he called reckless and irresponsible spending proposals.
Since lawmakers convened in January, Hogan said, they have put forward $7 billion in new, mandated spending proposals.
"And I am growing increasingly alarmed that their current proposals, if enacted, would cause a $21 billion budget shortfall over the next five years and would impose a devastating and punishing $7,000 tax hike on the average Maryland household," Hogan said. "This is exactly the kind of reckless, unsustainable and irresponsible behavior that we have been working so hard to reverse. The legislature seems to be attempting to return to the same failed overreach, overspend and overtax policies of the past."
But by the time Hogan was speaking Monday morning, a chunk of those proposals were already dead. Hogan's office had calculated the cost of all bills introduced with a financial mandate, regardless of whether or not the bills had moved or were likely to.
"Every bill with a mandate probably won't pass, number one," House Appropriations Chair Maggie L. McIntosh (D-Baltimore City) said in the legislature's defense Monday.
Driving the reckless spending in part, Hogan said, was lawmakers' determination to direct money to the recommendations of the Commission on Innovation and Excellence in Education, or Kirwan Commission, which is championing a vision for a new education system in the state of Maryland to be implemented over the next decade at an eventual estimated cost of $3.8 billion a year.
The House version of the budget bill includes $320 million for Kirwan Commission initiatives next year; the Senate version of the bill brought to the floor on Monday night would direct a lesser amount, $225 million.
Hogan said Democratic lawmakers are falling victim to "outrageous pandering to special interest groups, while being completely dishonest with parents, teachers, students and taxpayers."
His office has said implementation of the first $725 million of the Kirwan Commission recommendations would require either a 33 percent increase in the sales tax, a 15 percent increase in the income tax or a doubling of the state's property tax.
But the Senate's spending proposal dramatically curtails the funding for Kirwan through 2021 and matches new funding to existing revenues. And McIntosh said Monday afternoon that members of the legislature will spend the summer studying ways to identify additional funding sources. Lawmakers could find revenues through legalizing sports betting or applying online sales taxes to marketplace facilitators like Amazon, McIntosh said.
"There are a number of ways, so it doesn't necessarily mean raising taxes," she said.
Hogan's dire warnings about growing deficits are "a bit of an exaggeration," McIntosh said.
"And in fact budgets grow every year. Since he's been governor, the budget's grown $6 billion. Should I blame that on him?" McIntosh asked. "No. It's because revenues increase, special funds come in increased, tuition increases. There's a number of factors that grow budgets. Each year, by the constitution, we have to balance the budget. So we will balance that budget every year."
Hogan said he was especially concerned about increased school budgets without new oversight, in light of recent ethical lapses within school systems relating to grade-fixing and leadership scandals.
"No additional state tax dollars will be handed over to local school boards without significant accountability measures attached," the governor warned.
Democrats have proposed the Office of Performance Evaluation and Government Accountability, which would be partly dedicated to oversight of public school systems, including analyses of grading standards, graduation requirements, assessments and procurement, and evaluations of instances of fraud, waste, and abuse. Hogan established the Office of Education Accountability during the last interim and sought to grow that office in this year's budget, though the appropriation was cut by lawmakers.
"We agree with him on [accountability]," McIntosh said. "…We may not do it the same way he does it."
Senate Budget and Taxation Chair Nancy J. King (D-Montgomery) called the governor's criticisms "political jibber."
King said the committee acted with "fiscal integrity" and took a lot of tough votes to limit Kirwan funding and cut other programs during a budget year that was also marked by a late $268.5 million revenue writedown.
"I've had people complaining to me at home about the retiree tax credit bill and why didn't we fund that? Well, the governor had that bill, but he didn't put money into the budget for it," King said.
The $46.6 billion budget proposal in the Senate, which will be debated on Wednesday, increases state spending by less than 4 percent, sends almost $7 billion to school funding and retains $1.3 billion in reserves, King told the chamber Monday night.
"While the House had more ambitious [Kirwan Commission] funding plans, the Senate based its plan on the level of ongoing revenues that makes sure what we commit to this year can be funded next year," King said.
Sen. Andrew Serafini, a Republican from Washington County and a member of the Budget and Taxation Committee, took a minute on the floor to discuss concerns about the budget after it was introduced.
"I'm concerned about where the House was; I'm very proud of where the Senate is," Serafini said. "…I'm very proud of this document. Is it perfect? No, it's not. But it's something I can feel very proud about as someone who's fiscally conservative."
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The Riich M1 is a city car produced by the Chinese automaker Chery between 2009 and 2014 and sold under the marque Riich in China. The M1 was also known as the Chery M1 or Chery S18 in most of export market, and as a DR1 in Italy assembled via CKD by DR Motor in Macchia d'Isernia.

A notchback version, called Riich M5, was introduced in 2010, but production ended in 2014 due to poor sales.

In 2017, Chinese automobile maker Hawtai acquired the license from Chery to build the EV-based M1 and production restarted in 2018. The Hawtai model was called S1 iEV360.

History

Developed on the same platform as the Chery QQ, the Riich M1 (Codeproject S18) was the smallest car marketed by Riich, the Chery division intended to sell better quality and better-finished cars than the rest of the parent company. In fact, the M1 was a totally new project compared to the old QQ that was still produced and updated several times.
Launched the 16 August 2009 in China, the M1 has a five-door body with an MPV-like design. With a length of 3.60 meters the car was designed especially for export, in fact, it will be assembled under license in Italy by DR Motor going to be in direct competition with the European A-segment cars like the Fiat Panda, Citroën C1, Peugeot 107 and Hyundai i10. At launch the car was equipped with two four-cylinder petrol engines from the Acteco family developed by Chery and AVL. The 1.0 16V and 1.3 16V. The gearbox was a five-speed manual, or optional 5-speed automated manual on the 1.3. The interior was characterized by central instrumentation.
Subsequently, the 1.0 engine was replaced by the new 1.1 16V Acteco. In November 2010, the electric version with an engine delivering  and a total range of between  came into production.

In most Asian and Latin American markets, the M1 will be exported from Chery to be sold under its own brand, being the Riich division specific to China. In 2013, the Riich brand is closed and some vehicles will continue to be sold under the Chery brand; the M1 will then become Chery M1. Production ends in 2014 due to low sales.

Riich X1 (crossover version)

An estate version with crossover cues called the Riich X1 was also available featuring a wagon body and black plastic cladding. After Hawtai's acquisition of the production license from Chery in 2017, the model was rebadged to Shendafei 2 XEV 360.

Riich M5 (notchback version)
In 2010, a notchback-sedan version called Riich M5 (Codeproject S18C) is presented, characterized by the rear volume but with 5-door. The bodywork is extended by 30 cm, the third volume guarantees a much bigger boot. The M5 is a total of  length and is powered by the only 1.3-litr 16-valve petrol engine with manual or automatic transmission. Compared to the M1, there is no difference in the interior, also the front and the doors are kept. Production of the M5 ends in 2014, due to poor sales.

License built version

DR1 (2009–2014)

The M1 was produced in CKD by DR Motor in Italy at the Macchia d'Isernia plant and renamed DR1. Production starts at the end of 2009 with a presentation at the Bologna Motor Show 2009 and compared to the Chinese version the DR1 presents a new redesigned bumper with a rectangular grille and better-finished interiors, moreover, all the safety devices have been re-homologated according to Europe standards. Also, the structure had been revised to better fit the European driving, moreover, the body had been reinforced for the homologation in the crash tests. Initially, it was proposed with the same 1.3 16V of the Chinese Riich M1. In 2011 the 1.1 16V was added. All the engines were also available with a dual-power supply with LPG system. Initially in Italy it was quite successful, however, sales later fell and production stopped in 2014. In Italy, a special version called DR1 Ambassador was also sold with enriched equipment and logos with the Italian flag applied on the side. The electric version (equal to the Riich M1 EV) had been exhibited at the Bologna Motor Show 2010 but has never entered production due to the low demand for electric vehicles in Italy. It has been replaced by DR Zero (rebadge of the second generation Chery QQ)

Hawtai S1 iEV360 (2018–present)
In 2017, Hawtai Motor Group acquired the license for production of the EV version from Chery and in 2018 began assembly with the presentation at the Beijing Auto Show of the Hawtai version rebadged S1 iEV360. The car, compared to the original electric M1, has been re-engineered by adopting a new electric motor (with 58 horsepower) and new batteries that guarantee a range of about  in the homologation in the NEDC cycle. The Hawtai version is sold only in China.

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The latest and greatest Halloween movies from 2017
The best horror movies from this year are in this feature-length film series!
Join us as we countdown to the release of the second film in the series, Halloween Fever, on October 2.
It's a film that brings back so many of the same ideas and themes that we've come to love over the past decade.
And it's a fantastic film to look forward to.
So, what's Halloween Fever?
Well, it's an anthology film which is about four people, a group of friends and an unseen supernatural entity who take a group on a holiday trip in a world of fun and frolic.
Each film in this series has its own unique take on the holiday, and this one features a film about an all-too-common Halloween-themed family-friendly holiday movie that you can watch in one sitting.
You'll also be able to pick up Halloween Fever on Blu-ray, DVD and digital download.
This is a special edition of the film, and it's available for pre-order in the US from September 28.
If you want to find out more about the film and its release, be sure to check out our in-depth feature on it, here.
Posted on September 10, 2021 Categories FamilyTags bee movie script, best horror movies, madagascar movie
Why is Drive-In Movie Movie Coming to the U.S.?
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Drive-in movie The movie, starring a man and a woman who have just arrived from a drive-in in Georgia, is a remake of the 1967 movie, "Drive in Movie," and stars former NFL player/movie star and wife of actor Jeff Bridges, Carrie Fisher.
It was directed by Chris Columbus, who also produced the movie.
The story centers around the story of a young couple who arrive in a drive in movie at the request of their father, who wants to film his son driving a minivan in the desert.
When they discover that he is deaf, they decide to bring him into the theater and get the movie on tape.
They decide to film the film in their driveway, so that it could be seen by their parents and their grandparents.
The film ends with a dramatic montage of the couple driving the minivan into the sunset.
The movie was nominated for several Academy Awards, including Best Picture and Best Director, and was nominated three times for best original screenplay, best original music, and best adapted screenplay.
It received numerous nominations, including best picture, best actress, and the Oscar for best picture.
It has been adapted for more than 20 other films, including "Drive-in Movie" and "The Road to Vietnam."
The movie has earned more than $1 billion worldwide.
SOURCE: THR article Drive-Ins in the USA: What Is a Drive-IN Movie?
A drive in film is a short film made with a projector, projector screen, and projector sound.
The director or producer creates a short and often improvised movie with a crew, often using props and actors from the film, to show a story.
This is a summary of the most common types of drive-ins, according to Wikipedia.
What are the typical drive-Ins movies?
A typical drive in has a crew of people from the drive in who bring the story to life.
The drive in crew consists of one person who is a director, producer, writer, or editor.
They also have some assistants.
The other people who are in the movie include the actors and actresses, as well as a producer who helps with the production.
The driving party is then driven from the home to the drive-out.
The destination of the drive out is usually the destination of their home, so the drive party is often not alone in the drive home.
What do people think about drive-In movies?
People often assume that they are going to drive around a lot and then sit on a couch.
The reality is that they may drive a few miles from their home and have a few drinks and snacks.
A drive- in movie is usually more of a fun, relaxed movie.
The most common type of drive in is a family drive in.
A family drive- In is a drive from a home to a drive out.
It may take the family around an hour to get there.
Another type of family drive is a group drive.
A group drive is usually a group of three people in a car, but it may also include a family.
The group is then led to the destination by the driver and the director.
For more information on drive- ins in the United States, see Driving in the U, United States.
What are the drive times?
Driving in the country is usually between 8 a.m. and 6 p.m., although the drive time varies depending on the time of day and season.
The average time of a drive is approximately 10 to 12 minutes, but this varies depending upon where the drive is in the US.
Drive time varies across the country based on the number of people in the car.
A typical drive can be as short as 10 minutes, while a typical drive with a group can take up to 20 minutes.
Drivers often say that the drive itself is relaxing, but there are times when the drive can get a little tense.
Some drive-through movies that have been shown in theaters around the world include "Bridget Jones" (2005), "Crazy, Stupid, Love" (2006), "Drive Through" (2007), "The Diving Bell and the Butterfly" (2010), and "Lonely Hearts" (2011).
What do people want from drive- Ins?
The average people want a drive home from work or school.
They want to have a drive and be alone, and they want to be able to drive safely and quickly.
Drive ins are usually the first thing that people see when they arrive home.
People also want a group, which can include a few people who have been driving together.
The drives may also be a chance for people to share their hobbies, interests, and hobbies.
Many people want to visit a drive through movie theater.
The theaters often have a wide variety of drive ins, which usually last a few hours.
Some people will
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Madagascar movie trailer: 'We're in a strange place'
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— Madagascar movie: The Jungle Book, in which we meet a boy and his magical horse, will be released in theaters this weekend.
It is the latest film from filmmaker Anthony and Bill Murray, who have made their mark in Hollywood.
It stars Bill Murray as the iconic and often misunderstood ape, the iconic ape, who lives in Madagascar.
MADE IN THE USA: Madagascar film opens in theaters.
"We're very happy to be making this film in America, a country that is known for being the best place to make films," Murray said.
"But we are also thrilled to be bringing our passion for the great outdoors back home."
MADAGASES WORLD CLASS FILM: Murray is known as one of the most gifted and talented filmmakers of our time.
The director is best known for making Thelma and Louise and Thelmo and Louise, and his first feature, The Jungle, won Best Picture at the Cannes Film Festival.
He is also known for his work in documentaries such as "Hollywoodland," which documents the early days of film production, and "The Greatest Story Ever Told," which follows a group of African-American boys who make a film about a boy who was shot and killed in the streets of Chicago in 1893.
MAKING A MOVIE ABOUT THE GREATEST STORY EVER TOLD: "Halloween," a remake of the 1937 silent classic, is being made in collaboration with The Lion King producer Doug Liman, who also directed "The Lion King."
MAKER OF THE MOVIE: Murray and Murray's film is being produced by Universal Pictures.
It will be Murray's first film directed by a non-American.
He directed "Gravity," the 2016 Disney animated film about an astronaut stranded on the moon and the impact of climate change on Earth.
Murray is a longtime admirer of Disney, having produced films with the company.
FANTASTIC FOUR, AFFAIRS IN PICTURES: Murray has been involved in several projects in the past.
His most recent project was a feature film about the 2016 Olympics, which he co-wrote.
The movie, which is still in development, is based on his life story.
HE'S BEEN ON A ROAD TRIP: The film's production was filmed in Morocco.
Murray has worked on many projects around the world, including a short film about his experiences in Iraq and in India.
He also filmed a documentary about the 2014 U.S. presidential election.
WANT TO BE A PART OF IT?
If you would like to be in the film, Murray said he is in the process of contacting all of the crew and will let you know if he makes it.
He has also started a Facebook group for the film called "Make It A Film."
You can find out more about the film and other films on Murray's website.
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At the present time, the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance is running some twenty projects and programs in the field of involvement with the community. The projects are different and varied and they address a wide range of the population from the geographical and cultural peripheries of Israel. The aim of all these projects is to provide children, youth and older people with accessibility to academic education in music and dance.
The Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance is a unique institution in a number of ways: firstly, every student of the Performing Arts Faculty is obliged to take two years of Methodology studies, a discipline building the students up to a high professional standard both in performance and in teaching. Secondly, at the Academy, there is the Oriental Music Division in which Jewish- and Arab students study the rudiments of Arabic music together, a fact allowing for the development of projects within the field of Arabic music and cooperation between the sectors. Thirdly, the close relationship between students and their lecturers and instrumental tutors enables involvement and guidance on the part of the Academy's finest lecturers and teachers for the duration of the students' work with the community.
Students active in the Academy's Community and Youth Unit undergo personal selection; they are chosen for suitability in working with youth and different sectors of the population and they work under the close guidance of the coordinator of activities. The Academy encourages and, indeed, rewards genuine involvement of students and lecturers in the community in the form of the Dean of Students' Prize for Remarkable Excellence in the field and by awarding academic credit for their work. The Academy places great importance on supportive- and meaningful work with the community – on the way the Academy is strengthening peripheral areas, and, perhaps even more so, on the way the peripheral areas are strengthening the Academy.
The Academy's activity in peripheral areas began eight years ago in Ofakim and Mabu'im in the south of Israel. It began on a small scale and the work there was less frequent: once a fortnight, thirteen Academy students traveled two and a half hours each direction in order to meet with fifteen lovely children for two hours. In this small window of opportunity, the students, who were only expecting to teach lessons and gain experience, discovered young, talented musicians - young people whose environment related to their love of music as a hobby (sometimes costing their parents a lot of money). These children and their parents were surprised to discover that one could graduate with an academic degree in music and that there were young, serious people taking this vocation seriously. The influence and love of music was immediate and mutual.
We have come a long way since then. The frequency of meetings has doubled, the number of students traveling to peripheral areas has grown (36), the number of children taking part has grown (130) and, likewise, the number of activity centres (6). However, till today, each project continues to be created according to the specific needs of the location and children. With the students undergoing very careful selection, they, week by week, bring professionalism, seriousness, the art of giving, music itself and the Academy to the children and the locale.
Akko: Music Centre – This a centre that caters to the needs of Jewish- and Arab youth interested in light music and keen to acquire professional know-how; students are guided by lecturers or M.Mus. graduates from the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance.
Yokneam: Musical "Perach"- Enrichment –Academy students travel weekly to Yokneam. They perform, teach and enrich the children there through personal example and their own deep, serious enquiry in the field of music.
Eshkol-Ofakim-Mabu'im: Musical "Perach" – Enrichment – Academy students travel to these communities every week; there, they perform, teach and provide enrichment for the children through personal example coupled with their own in-depth, serious work in the field of music.
Orchestra of the South – "Southern Bow" – This is an orchestra bringing together all the children of the communities of the Gaza Envelope to one place and as one group, enabling them to experience performance together within their own age groups.
Kiryat Ye'arim – Children from the Kiryat Ye'arim Youth Village receive individual- and group music lessons. Their encounter with JAMD students enables these boarding school pupils to learn to play music and acquire musical know-how in the field of light music. This, in addition to their interaction with Academy students, encourages direct discussion on the same level and a glimpse into the academic world.
Explained Concerts – Students of the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance will receive guidance as to forming ensembles and assembling concert programs. The students will appear with ensembles all over Israel, performing to children, youth and communities who have a need of such – with the aim of bringing all closer, introducing the young people to music and offering them a glimpse into the world of music.
Kiryat Menachem– We have been providing assistance in establishing the music centre in Kiryat Menachem. Academy students are awarded scholarships for going to the centre to give lessons to individuals, groups and ensembles. In this way, the centre can enable a large number of neighborhood children to study for free or for a minimal fee. This system has produced a community of young music teachers sharing a common aim. Thirteen teachers and some fifty children are involved in the project.
The Gonenim Centre – Activity here is aimed at strengthening the Katamon Music Centre. Academy students go to the centre to provide instruction on various instruments to individuals, groups and ensembles and, in exchange, they receive scholarships. This community of young teachers enriches the centre with young spirit, a refreshing approach and with professionalism.
Pisgat Ze'ev – The Academy is strengthening the Pisgat Ze'ev Music Centre. Academy students go to the Pisgat Ze'ev Music Centre, where they work with individuals, with groups and run ensembles, in exchange for receiving scholarships. The centre now enjoys being able to allow more pupils to take part in musical activities and receive musical education on a high level, with the team of teachers, at the same time, gaining work experience with different age groups and enriching the centre with young spirit and a youthful approach to education.
The Inter-Generational Choir – This was founded in cooperation with the Senior Citizens Division, the National Union of Israeli Students and the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance. Those taking part are Academy students, young people doing National Service work and local senior citizens. They sing together, creating new friendships and a vibrant community based on the desire to become acquainted with- and create music together.
"A Horizon of Possibilities for our Children"– Academy students teach music to children with sight disabilities at "Beit Chinuch Ivrim" (Jewish Blind Institute, Jerusalem). In their work there, the students are exposed to a world of children and youth who have a unique approach to music; together, they enrich each other's lives.
Musical Mentoring – Once a week, Academy students meet with Jerusalem children for two hours, enriching their routine contact with them with music and movement. This mentoring is carried out in cooperation with the "Big Brother, Big Sister" non-profit organization and the "Shekel" non-profit organization (through which special needs children receive a student-mentor).
"Playing Together" – The establishment of an ensemble in which Jewish- and Arabic students from the Academy's Department of Oriental Music connect with Jewish- and Arab children from Jerusalem. The project will offer the children individual lessons on oud and on percussion instruments as well as voice lessons. This undertaking will take place at the Academy campus; children taking part will come there from Abu Gosh and the Kiryat Yearim Youth Village.
The Musical Core Group – The Musical Core Group is a project of collaboration between the National Service, the National Union of Israeli Students and the Israeli Senior Citizens Association. Establishment of the Core Group will enable students and young people up to age 24, who are involved in music and who wish to continue doing so during their service, to do this within the framework of their National Service work.
At the Jerusalem Academy of Music and Dance, the matter of involvement in the community has been expanding and developing; into its eighth year, this has become one of the most focal issues of the institution. The growing need for meaningful professional action in this field has brought about the development of courses dealing with social involvement through the arts.
"The Artist as an Agent for Change" – This focuses on the accompanying- and guiding of students taking part in the Academy of Music's work with the community; it introduces the mentors to the dilemmas and experiences of this field of work, to group counseling and study.
"Painting Sound" – The aim of the course is to give students know-how in holding music- and free art workshops in activity centers in their work in the field of social involvement.
"Dialogue between Musical Cultures" – This focuses on presenting western art music and Israeli songs alongside Arabic art music and songs pertaining to Arabic folklore to Jewish- and Arab pupils.


Ok Just wonder, are you still explaining the grim mood art works and villains by traumatic event or difficult experience?
A sketchy stuff for fun. Indeed. I still draw some things, but not update on public.
I LOVE IT !!!! Let's party Utran!!!!


The Combi Compact Eco RF 36 gas boiler is made and manufactured by Intergas. This unit is condensing, wall mounted, and being a combi it supplies both hot water and heating on demand by using the mains water supply. This means you do not need to have a tank or cylinder - which of course saves you space and money.
The Intergas Compact ECO is perfect for 2-4 bedroomed homes that only have one bathroom. This particular model comes with an output rating of 27kW and is highly efficient boasting an 89.1% efficiency rating making it B rated.
This boiler comes with an unique 2 in 1 heat exchanger, virtually no standby losses (<2.0 watt), and an innovative control system to give you maximum control over the unit. With this boiler just having 12 components and only 4 moving parts, it doesn't have a lot of the complexities of less reliable boilers on the market.
It has also been built to provide wireless connection to the Honeywell wireless room thermostat which makes controls even more convenient. This unit features a five year warranty on parts and 10 year warranty on the heat exchanger - all in all, a very attractive offering for homeowners.
One of the best boilers I have fitted. The Intergas boilers are of an unique design in that the main heat exchanger heats the incoming mains water directly and therefore it is the only combination boiler without a secondary heat exchanger. Because of its unique design the boiler has only four moving parts, reducing the possibility of parts failure. It has an impressive 18 litres flow rate which is good enough to service two bathrooms.
The boiler comes RF ready to commicate with a honeywell program able room station which means that the wiring is as easy as wiring the pre-fitted flylead into a socket.
The pipe layout is very spacious and is set up on a gig which makes it easier for piping.
A few minor points about installation. The flue is off set to the left so as a replacement you will have to buy an off set flue kit as opposed to their standard flue to use the previous boilers flue outlet. The installation manual has a few errors but the technical support is extremely helpful.
The customers of 4 Intergas compact Eco 36 RF I have fitted so far have been extremely impressed by its performance. I have also fitted a number of other Intergas boilers from their range that have been equally impressive.
I will continue to fit them where customers want reliability and performance.


An Elizabethan-style costume like this could get even Tinkerbell hooked on coffee.
For the Shirt Jabot: Turn 10 to 12 small filters inside out, fold in half, and trim off corners (throughout project, you can cut 5 or 6 filters at a time). Hot-glue to 5/8-inch-wide white ribbon of desired length. Safety-pin ribbon to center front of shirt.
For the Shoulder Ruffles: Cut 2 pieces of 5/8-inch-wide ribbon about 12 inches long. Slit 6 small filters to center and cut base off, leaving 1/2-inch flap on inner edge; notch flap to create tabs for gluing. Wrap each ribbon around roll of duct tape or mayonnaise jar to make U shape; hot-glue 3 filters onto each ribbon, one at a time. Safety-pin ribbons to shoulders of shirt.
For the Cuffs: Measure wearer's wrist, add 2 inches, and cut 2 pieces of 1/4-inch-wide ribbon to that measurement. Turn ribbons under 1/4 inch on each end; attach 5/8-inch-wide self-adhesive Velcro strips to overlap. Wrap ribbons around a small jar. Slit 6 small filters to center and cut base off, leaving 3/4-inch flap on inner edge. Notch flap; hot-glue 3 layers of filters onto each ribbon.
Trim filters if you like. For collar, measure wearer's neck, add 2 inches, and cut 2-inch-wide white ribbon to that measurement. Turn under 1/4 inch at each end of ribbons; attach 2-inch-long piece of self-adhesive 5/8-inch Velcro. Slit small filter to center; remove base, leaving 1/2 inch flap. Wrap ribbon around duct-tape roll or mayonnaise jar; hot-glue filters, 1 layer at a time, filling width of ribbon, and trim as desired.
For the Skirt: Place skirt on ironing board or dress form to retain its shape. We used small filters for front and alternated small and industrial size for side and back. Slit filters to center and cut off base, leaving 1/2- inch flap on inner edge. Glue filters in rows around skirt. Trim around waist, in front, and on sides. Wear skirt with crinoline petticoat for more puff.
For the Wand: To make the wand, paint 1/4-inch dowel white, glue two white paper pastry cups to the top, along with several strands of 1/4-inch ribbon.
For the Tiara: Make a tiara by cutting away all but 1/8 inch of the bottom of a small coffee filter, notching the inner edge, and hot-gluing it onto a white plastic headband.


ActiveCampaign is online Email Marketing Software that integrates with Unbounce. They have some cool social media features that let you see how your subscribers are interacting with your campaign pages on social networks.
When a business admin user is created in CRM a group gets created in CRM and Active campaign automatically by the company name entered by the user and that user gets added to that group.
Enter the necessary details of user select user type as "System administration user" and user role as "business admin"and click on save.
A group gets created in Active campaign by the name of company and that user gets added in users under that group.
One group and the respective user gets created in Active campaign successfully. ActiveCampaign API returns a response which is fetched in CRM and saved in that user's record.
Note: Groups are created only for business admin users. Enter all the mandatory fields because certain fields are needed to create groups and certain to create users.
In CRM when a user is created as business admin then his user gets created automatically in Active campaign. Other users can be added by the business admins.
Now while creating user select the groups from the "add to group" multiselect dropdown. The user will then get added to that group.
Note: List will get created only for business admins and business sub-accounts added by the agency admins.
When a business admin user is created in CRM a list is created by the company name in ActiveCampaign.
When an agency admin creates a business sub-account user a list gets created in Active Campaign by the name of company of business sub-account.
In CRM when a lead is created and assigned to a business admin user then that lead gets added to the list which was created for the business admin in ActiveCampaign.
In CRM when lead is created and assigned to a business sub-account user then that lead gets added to the list which was created for the business sub-accounts in ActiveCampaign.


The Library of Congress > Chronicling America > Baptist weekly journal of the Mississippi Valley.
Vol. 1, no. 1 (July 22, 1831)-v. 3, no. 33 (Mar. 21, 1834).
Issues for Aug. 10, 1832-Mar. 21, 1834 called also whole no. 53-whole no. 137.
Merged with: Cross, to form: Cross & Baptist journal of the Mississippi Valley.
The Cross & Baptist journal of the Mississippi Valley. [microfilm reel] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1834-18??


Welcome everyone to today's blog hop from the design teams of My Sweet Petunia (MISTI) and Right at Home Stamps.
We have some beautiful cards to share and prizes too.
There will be a draw of two winners from all the comments on the hop, so please leave a comment on every blog to be eligible. From My Sweet Petunia, winner's choice of an original or mini MISTI, and from Right at Home a prize package consisting of the Sunflower stamp set, Harvest Blessings stamp set (new release) and two Distress Oxide Inks - in Cracked Pistachio and Peeled Paint.
The deadline for your comments is September 8th, noon Central time, and the winners will be posted on the My Sweet Petunia and Right at Home blogs on Tuesday, September 12th.
Today I have two cards to share with you, and a video showing the Trio of Trees and Snowman Trio, both made using my MISTI and the Christmas Critters Stamp Set.
First up is the Snowman Trio.
In my mini Misti, I stamped the snowman 3 times, the hat in different colours, and fussy cut all the pieces. I then attached the nose, mouth and eyes to my Misti lid and moved the snowman into place to stamp each. Up next, I added the scarf to the snowmen in the different colours, and coloured in using markers. I sponged some colour to each of the snowman as well as the hats. The panel was die cut using the stitched arch die and embossed with the snow drops embossing folder along with the arch die cut. I sponged on some tumbled glass to the inside of the arch, and attached the middle snowman with glue and the outside snowmen are attached on foam strips. I drew in the stick arms for the snowmen. The top panel is also attached with foam strips. In my mini Misti I stamped the sentiment, cutting and rounding the top corners to mimic the arch. A few sequins and Nuvo Jewel Drops finished my card.
Here is a close-up of my card.
My second card is the Trio of Trees.
and the video showing the details of this card.
Following is the list with links of those participating in today's hop. You should have arrived here from Amy Kolling's blog, and next on the hop is Laurie Schmidlin.
Thank you for visiting the hop ... be sure to have fun.
Products: MISTI Mini and Original, Right at Home Christmas Critters, Gingham Background Stamp, Christmas Sentiments, MFT Die-Namics Stitched Arch STAX, Simon Says Stamp Stitched Slopes and Hills Die Set, Tonic Studio Essentials Mixed Edge Rectangle Layering Basics Dies, Sizzix Embossing Folder Snow Drops, Neenah Cardstock, Silver Glitter Cardstock, Tim Holtz Distress Inks for snowman Black Soot, Tumbled Glass, Wilted Violet, Picked Raspberry, Spiced Marmalade, Altenew Caribbean Sky and Coral Berry, for Trio of Trees, Altenew Ruby Red, Tim Holtz Distress Inks Crushed Olive, Salty Ocean, Tumbled Glass, Silver, Copper, Gold, Embossing Powder, VersaMark Embossing Ink, Sequins, Nuvo Jewel Drops, Foam Tape, Foam Dots.
What fabulous little trios ... the love the colors for your snow people.
Your cards are so adorable love them.
Your cards are so cute. The designs are delightful and fun.
Love your holiday trios - super cute cards!
Oh my gosh! Those snowmen!!! Those are so very adorable! Love it! Sorry for all the !!! ...can you tell I TEALLY LOVE those cards? LOL Thanks for sharing.
Gorgeous cards! Love the snowmen.
Snowmen and trees and a Misti that makes ease!
Love your delightful cards! The snowmen are adorable! Great textures and colors! And the trees are beautiful! Lovely winter scene!
Love both of those cards. So cheerful!
Fun cards! Thanks for sharing!
Awesome cards. I specially love the snowmen, they are so funny !
Such a great card Kia, love the gingham background and the trunks do add a finishing touch to the trees. Well done.
A great card Kia. Very nice job!
Love the snowman trio colors!
Wonderful details on both cute cards! Thanks for showing crafters about the Misti. I love mine!
Love your wonderful cards. The snowmen are adorable.
These cards are wonderful! I especially love the snowmen card, its adorable.
Both of your cards are so cute! I especially love those cute snowmen!
The snowman are so adorable! Pretty Christmas cards.
Love the holiday inspiration - always looking for great ideas and these are adorable!
Great trio cards - especially love the snowmen in their lovely colors !
OK Now I'm in holiday mode! Beautiful cards!
Two trios of terrific, Kia!
I love snowmen!!!Its so neat the embossing to look like snow.So cute !Thank You for sharing.
Both cards turned out wonderful. The snowmen are adorable. Thanks for the inspiration.
Cute and colorful trio cards.
Those snowmen are adorable, and I love the trees as well. Great holiday cards!
Great Christmas cards! Especially loving that trio of snowmen!


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Darwin–Wallace principle of natural selection
U. Kutschera1
Nature volume 453, page 27 (2008)Cite this article
In their Correspondence 'Celebrations for Darwin downplay Wallace's role' (Nature 451, 1050; doi:10.1038/4511050d 2008), G. W. Beccaloni and V. S. Smith question why Alfred Russel Wallace's achievements have been overshadowed by those of Charles Darwin, despite their discovery together of natural selection and its significance for the transformation of species (C. Darwin & A. R. Wallace J. Proc. Linn. Soc. Lond. 3, 45–62; 1858). I think the reasons for this are threefold.
First, Darwin's 1859 book On the Origin of Species describes the theory of descent with modification by means of natural selection in much more detail than is found in his short essay with Wallace, published the previous year. The book became a bestseller and was translated into many languages. Nature's archives reveal the immediate impact of Darwin's monograph — see, for instance, T. H. Huxley's anniversary Editorial ('The coming of age of The Origin of Species' Nature 22, 1–4; 1880), but this made no mention of Wallace's contribution.
Credit: SIDNEY HARRIS
Second, Wallace had always acknowledged the priority of Darwin with respect to their joint discovery published in 1858. He used the term 'darwinism' as a synonym for 'the darwinian theory of natural selection' and popularized it (A. R. Wallace Darwinism Macmillan, London, 1889). To my knowledge, 'wallaceism' is a term that has never been coined.
Finally, Wallace was heavily involved with spiritualism by the 1860s. He confirmed his belief in miracles and defended so-called supernatural phenomena, such as 'table-tapping', for the rest of his long life. This seriously undermined his credibility as a scientist, and cast a shadow over his brilliant theoretical work of 1858 on the struggle for existence in wild animal populations.
What can we do to rehabilitate Wallace and to acknowledge his important contributions to evolutionary biology? The 'Darwin–Wallace principle of natural selection' could be substituted for the old-fashioned 'darwinism', which smacks more of a political ideology than a modern scientific theory. This simple change in terminology might restore balance to the Darwin-dominated view of the history of the life sciences.
Institute of Biology, University of Kassel, Heinrich-Plett-Strasse 40, Kassel, D-34109, Germany
U. Kutschera
Kutschera, U. Darwin–Wallace principle of natural selection. Nature 453, 27 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1038/453027b
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1038/453027b
Wallace's and Darwin's natural selection theories
Santiago Ginnobili
Daniel Blanco
Synthese (2019)
Alfred Russel Wallace and the destruction of island life: the Iguana tragedy
Ulrich Kutschera
Simon Kleinhans
Theory in Biosciences (2013)
Charles Robert Darwin and Alfred Russel Wallace: their dispute over the units of selection
Alfred Russel Wallace (1823–1913): the forgotten co-founder of the Neo-Darwinian theory of biological evolution
Uwe Hossfeld
The prominent absence of Alfred Russel Wallace at the Darwin anniversaries in Germany in 1909, 1959 and 2009


text:
#ifndef WebDatabaseManager_h
#define WebDatabaseManager_h

#if ENABLE(SQL_DATABASE)

#include "MessageReceiver.h"
#include "WebProcessSupplement.h"
#include <WebCore/DatabaseManagerClient.h>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <wtf/Noncopyable.h>

namespace WebKit {

class WebProcess;

class WebDatabaseManager : public WebCore::DatabaseManagerClient, public WebProcessSupplement, public CoreIPC::MessageReceiver {
    WTF_MAKE_NONCOPYABLE(WebDatabaseManager);
public:
    explicit WebDatabaseManager(WebProcess*);

    static const char* supplementName();

    void setQuotaForOrigin(const String& originIdentifier, unsigned long long quota) const;
    void deleteAllDatabases() const;

private:
    // WebProcessSupplement
    virtual void initialize(const WebProcessCreationParameters&) OVERRIDE;

    // CoreIPC::MessageReceiver
    virtual void didReceiveMessage(CoreIPC::Connection*, CoreIPC::MessageDecoder&) OVERRIDE;

    void getDatabasesByOrigin(uint64_t callbackID) const;
    void getDatabaseOrigins(uint64_t callbackID) const;
    void deleteDatabaseWithNameForOrigin(const String& databaseIdentifier, const String& originIdentifier) const;
    void deleteDatabasesForOrigin(const String& originIdentifier) const;

    // WebCore::DatabaseManagerClient
    virtual void dispatchDidModifyOrigin(WebCore::SecurityOrigin*) OVERRIDE;
    virtual void dispatchDidModifyDatabase(WebCore::SecurityOrigin*, const String& databaseIdentifier) OVERRIDE;

    WebProcess* m_process;
};

} // namespace WebKit

#endif // ENABLE(SQL_DATABASE)

#endif // WebDatabaseManager_h


text:
Q: How do you create a generic function in Rust with a trait requiring a lifetime? I am trying to write a trait which works with a database and represents something which can be stored. To do this, the trait inherits from others, which includes the serde::Deserialize trait.
trait Storable<'de>: Serialize + Deserialize<'de> {
    fn global_id() -> &'static [u8];
    fn instance_id(&self) -> Vec<u8>;
}

struct Example {
    a: u8,
    b: u8
}

impl<'de> Storable<'de> for Example {
    fn global_id() -> &'static [u8] { b"p" }
    fn instance_id(&self) -> Vec<u8> { vec![self.a, self.b] }
}

Next, I am trying to write this data using a generic function:
pub fn put<'de, S: Storable>(&mut self, obj: &'de S) -> Result<(), String> {
    ...
    let value = bincode::serialize(obj, bincode::Infinite);
    ...
    db.put(key, value).map_err(|e| e.to_string())
}

However, I am getting the following error:
error[E0106]: missing lifetime specifier
--> src/database.rs:180:24
    |
180 |     pub fn put<'de, S: Storable>(&mut self, obj: &'de S) -> Result<(), String> {
    |                        ^^^^^^^^ expected lifetime parameter

Minimal example on the playground.
How would I resolve this, possibly avoid it altogether?

A: You have the 'de lifetime in the wrong place -- you need it to specify the argument to Storable, not the lifetime of the reference obj.
Instead of
fn to_json<'de, S: Storable>(obj: &'de S) -> String {

use
fn to_json<'de, S: Storable<'de>>(obj: &S) -> String {

Playground.
The lifetime of obj doesn't actually matter here, because you're not returning any values derived from it. All you need to prove is that S implements Storable<'de> for some lifetime 'de.
If you want to eliminate the 'de altogether, you should use DeserializeOwned, as the other answer describes.

A: You have defined Storable with a generic parameter, in this case a lifetime. That means that the generic parameter has to be propagated throughout the entire application:
fn put<'de, S: Storable<'de>>(obj: &'de S) -> Result<(), String> { /* ... */ }

You can also decide to make the generic specific. That can be done with a concrete type or lifetime (e.g. 'static), or by putting it behind a trait object.
Serde also has a comprehensive page about deserializer lifetimes. It mentions that you can choose to use DeserializeOwned as well.
trait Storable: Serialize + DeserializeOwned { /* ... */ }

You can use the same concept as DeserializeOwned for your own trait as well:
trait StorableOwned: for<'de> Storable<'de> { }

fn put<'de, S: StorableOwned>(obj: &'de S) -> Result<(), String> {


'Fuzzy Peach Bath & Shower Gel' is one of the most affordable shower gels from The Body Shop.I do find most TBS shower gels to be rather pricey for everyday use and tend to buy them when on sale.This one has a beautiful scent and leaves a light, fresh aroma in my bathroom.It did not smell that attractive in the bottle. However, it lathers up to a really nice and crisp scent.
I love the way the whole originals line is packaged. They look so colorful and cute!
Lovely Scent. Fresh, clean, fruity and not at all over powering. Just the right mix of everything!
A little goes a long way - lathers really well. I just need a few squirts on a loofah/bath sponge.
Non-drying. I don't have that stretchy feeling some shower gels give.But, feels really clean and fresh at the same time.
Not so pricey as per TBS standards($5.99 for 8.4 fl oz/250mL) and does go on sale quite often.
Nice packaging - Very practical to be used in the shower.
The texture is quite watery.
Apart from that, I just LOVE this shower gel. It's worth trying out, at least for the pleasant fragrance. Try it, I am sure you won't regret it ever.
Have you tried The Body Shop Fuzzy Peach Bath & Shower Gel? What are your favorite shower treats? I'd love to know!
I loved the fragrance but amn't too fond of shower gels so skipped this.


Stacking The Shelves is a weekly meme, hosted by Tynga's Reviews, that spotlights the books we're adding to our shelves; whether they be virtual or physical.
The best whodunit that I have read in a long time. This book has so many twists and turns!
The best historical time travel ever. It may be the best alternate history book that I've ever read. I know that this will be one of my rereads because I love the main characters.
New York City has been decimated by war and plague, and most of civilization has migrated to underground enclaves, where life expectancy is no more than the early 20's. When Deuce turns 15, she takes on her role as a Huntress, and is paired with Fade, a teenage Hunter who lived Topside as a young boy. When she and Fade discover that the neighboring enclave has been decimated by the tunnel monsters–or Freaks–who seem to be growing more organized, the elders refuse to listen to warnings. And when Deuce and Fade are exiled from the enclave, the girl born in darkness must survive in daylight–guided by Fade's long-ago memories–in the ruins of a city whose population has dwindled to a few dangerous gangs.
Ann Aguirre's thrilling young adult novel is the story of two young people in an apocalyptic world–facing dangers, and feelings, unlike any they've ever known.