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Swimming Tapes / Share New Video For 'Keep Her Closer'
Swimming Tapes have unveiled the official video for 'Keep Her Closer' - one of the stand out moments from their just-released debut album, 'Morningside'. The video builds on the blissed-out summer vibes of the track and introduces us to an alternative world where Swimming Tapes are girls and a feel-good plot unfolds.
Speaking about the video's concept, director Zoé Kraft shared: "The making of this video was just as genuine and light-hearted as the song itself. There wasn't meant to be a distinct narrative. It simply evokes dreamy, summer-time feelings. The quirky little moments were included to remind viewers to not take things too seriously. Although the girls are meant to subtly represent each member of the band, it's also supposed to feel as though this song could be about any one of the girls."
Whilst speaking about the track itself, Louis Price of Swimming Tapes shared: "'Keep Her Closer' is a song I wrote after finding out a very young love got married. Her house had an amazing garden and I remembered all the times we went out at dusk and ran through it to the fields behind her house, escaping our parents. I just wrote it as an ode to her and in the hope that she's happy and enjoying life."
Watch the video HERE.
Swimming Tapes will embark on a UK headline tour in November. Kicking off in Belfast, in the band's home country, the tour will also take in Glasgow, Leeds, Bristol, Nottingham, and Manchester. The dates follow a run of city festivals earlier this year (including Hit The North and Live At Leeds) as well as their biggest London headline show to date at Oslo last month. Swimming Tapes will then round off an impressive and exciting year, with a show at The Lexington in London on 21st Nov celebrating their independent record label, Hand In Hive.
SWIMMING TAPES UK TOUR LISTINGS:
Thu 1 Aug - Neverworld Festival, Kent
Fri 18 Oct - SWN Festival, Cardiff
Fri 1 Nov - Belfast, Voodoo
Sat 2 Nov - Glasgow, Hug & Pint
Sun 3 Nov - Leeds, Hyde Park Book Club
Tue 5 Nov - Bristol, Louisiana
Thu 7 Nov - Nottingham, Bodega
Fri 8 Nov - Manchester, Soup Kitchen
Thu 21 Nov - The Lexington, London (HAND IN 5IVE)
Tickets for all headline shows are on sale from the official Swimming Tapes website.
PRAISE FOR 'MORNINGSIDE' & SWIMMING TAPES:
"Beautiful stuff... Love the guitars on that" - Huw Stephens, BBC 6 Music
"…a bit of respite from the doom and gloom" - The Line of Best Fit
"sun-kissed…blissful…jangle pop that comes with a killer chorus" - Clash
"Swimming Tapes' music has a soft dynamism that expertly sews the fabric of reality with that of nostalgia" - The 405
"Production is sharp… the weaving melodies as woozy and tender as you might expect" - Dork
"Swimming Tapes' debut shines with the lilting sounds of clean-toned guitar arpeggios and cooing vocal harmonies" - DIY
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Q: How to connect multiple post in each other wordpress? Can some one help me on this? I want to make a page name gallery and in that page there are multiple post, in every post there are also multiple post connected to it. For example in gallery page there is post title Doomsday inside doomsday there are 10 or 20 post connected... can anyone give me some idea on it or reference. thanks.

A: If I got this right, you want a page that shows posts from a specific category(s).
To do this properly you need to make a custom page template, setup the divs and put this code in those divs:
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As you can see in the first line of code you can change the value of category, order and number of posts. Edit this to your requirement.
Use the same code in other divs to be able to put more post categories (and their corresponding posts) in the same page.

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One of the most disconcerting maps I've seen in a while is now featured on the Union of Concerned Scientists website. The map organizes the 125 nuclear reactors in the United States, including proposed reactors and the ones that have been shut down. Up until this point, I had been living in blissful ignorance that there are at least two working reactors housed within my home state of Minnesota.
The nearest nuclear reactors to me both have serious safety concerns, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists. There's a multi-reactor site about 55 miles away from me that has reported groundwater leaks. There's another reactor about 40 miles away that, according to Union of Concerned Scientists, has deficiencies that make it "vulnerable to a terrorist attack." See if there are any near you by clicking on the link.


La Hacienda Restaurant is having a jam session May 24 from 1 to 4 p.m. All are invited to eat, drink and be merry. The restaurant has built a special barbecue box called the LaHa Caja to make great ribs and chicken. Kezirah (formerly known as Fuzzy Rojas) will be bringing her band from San José for the event. For more information, call Bill or Tracy Maue at 2777-3473.
If you are looking for live music for a special event, there are a number of options in our area. Performances by one to four musicians can add a special touch to a wedding, birthday or other event. For more information, call Anita at La Buena Nota at 2777-1002.


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I went on a vacation to Thailand last month and I certainly didn't want to miss the cabaret show at Pattaya. Thus, after a long wait, I watched it on the fourth day of my vacation. It was a whole new experience for me since I had never saw any real life drag queen before.
The show began with loud, gay music and soon the atmosphere became overwhelmingly merry as the drag queens came out one by one, started to dance and lip-sync. I enjoyed the show very much, it evoked a strange feeling in me. I kept wondering how many surgery the drag queens had undergone, what lead them to choose this path of career and how they feel about their body. I mean, most of them are so feminine! Their face, although might be covered by heavy make up, looked so much like that of a woman, their gestures and their muscles are too. One of the performers that night, whom I learned afterwards is the 2012 drag queen champion, is exceptionally beautiful. Her face resembles Korean actress and her legs..... they are fantastic! I swear she is at least seven times more beautiful than me.
Meanwhile, this one drag queen is different, she grew short hair, had a tanned complexion and she looked like a latino. She caught my attention. Maybe because she was not like the others, or maybe because she sang "All The Lovers", one of my favorite songs originally performed by Kylie Minogue. She made me think about how long she had prepared herself, rehearsed again and again to maintain her performance in high level.
Eventually, I came to a conclusion that she did it all for the audiences, to see smile on their faces and keep them entertained. I admitted that it is a pretty subjective statement, but I really think so.. or at least I want to believe so. When I looked at her, I saw a woman. There was no traces of a man at all. She had successfully bewildered me and yes, she got me, even just for a while.


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This Bengali bride challenging age-old traditions is the latest addition to viral social media videos.
This Bengali bride, challenging age-old traditions, is the latest addition to viral social media videos. She's shattering stereotypes and she's not your regular 'demure bride'.
The video starts with the 'Kanakanjali' ritual, where as the bride steps out, she throws a handful of rice over her head – a gesture signifying that she has repaid all her debts to her mother. While performing this ritual, she says one can never repay one's parent's debts.
A big'ol 'buri ladki'salaam to you!
While leaving the house, she poses for the cameras, bids a cheerful goodbye to her parents and promises to visit any time she wants!
The footage has been shared widely on social media and the newlywed has garnered praise for speaking out her mind.


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Q: how to split out the file name from path by different characters in python? there:
I got a list of absolute path + file name by using glob.glob() function. However, I try to use split function to extract my file name but I can't find the best way. For example:
first item in my list is: 'C:\Users\xxxxx\Desktop\Python Training\Python Training-Home\Practices\Image Assembly\bird_01.png'. There are several images like bird_02.png...etc. I successfully resized them and tried to re-save them in different location. Please see below for part of my code. My problem statement is I can't find the way to extract "image_filename" in my code. I just need like bird_01, bird_02...etc. Please help me. Thank you in advance.
if not os.path.exists(output_dir):
os.mkdir(output_dir)
for image_file in all_image_files:
    print 'Processing', image_file, '...'
    img = Image.open(image_file)
    width, height =  img.size
    percent = float((float(basewidth)/float(width)))
    hresize = int(float(height) * float(percent))
    if width != basewidth:
        img = img.resize((basewidth, hresize), Image.ANTIALIAS)
    image_filename = image_file.split('_')[0]
    image_filename = output_dir + '/' + image_filename
    print 'Save to ' + image_filename
    img.save(image_filename)

A: You can use the os.path.split function to extract the last part of your path:
>>> import os
>>> _, tail = os.path.split("/tmp/d/file.dat")
>>> tail
'file.dat'

If you want only the filename without the extension, a safe way to do this is with os.path.splitext:
>>> os.path.splitext(tail)[0]
'file'

A: In order to extract the name of the file, without the directory, use os.path.basename():
>>> path = r'c:\dir1\dir2\file_01.png'
>>> os.path.basename(path)
'file_01.png'

In your case, you might also want to use rsplit instead of split and limit to one split:
>>> name = 'this_name_01.png'
>>> name.split('_')
['this', 'name', '01.png']
>>> name.rsplit('_', 1)
['this_name', '01.png']


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SBO sportsbook is known for its quality sports betting options. Its website is well designed and easy to use, and it offers a wide selection of events and games. You can even bet on tournaments or ice hockey. Customers can also access live streaming of major sporting events.
SBOBet has been in business for over 16 years, and it is one of the largest and most popular sportsbooks in Asia. Its customer service is excellent, and it offers a wide variety of sports, including NFL, MLB, NBA, NHL, and eSports. In addition to its extensive menu, SBOBet also has a live in-play betting feature that allows you to bet while a game is in progress.
Another sportsbook to consider is FanDuel, which is one of the largest online sportsbooks in the US. It has a clean and simple interface, and it offers a wide variety of promotions and bonuses. When you sign up, you'll receive a code that you can use to get an exclusive bonus. However, you must be a member of FanDuel to access the offer.
BetMGM, a fully-registered and licensed sportsbook in the US, is also a great choice. It features an easy-to-use parlay builder, as well as a search bar for finding bets. Additionally, it is available in over 20 states legally, and it offers a wide range of sports.
If you are looking for a sportsbook that has a reputation for excellent customer service, then you should consider Caesars Interactive.
Lottery is a form of gambling where players choose a set of numbers, and hope that one of them will be a winning ticket. There are several different kinds of lotteries, including state lottery, private lotteries, and online lottery games. Each of these can offer prizes to individuals. In some countries, such as Italy and Finland, there is no personal income tax on prizes won from lotteries.
During the 17th century, lotteries were common in the Netherlands. Some towns held public lotteries to raise money for public works, like roads, bridges, and town fortifications. Several colonies used lotteries during the French and Indian Wars, as well. The first known European lotteries were organized in the 15th and 16th centuries. The first lotteries in the Roman Empire were held during Saturnalian revels, and were financed by wealthy noblemen.
A number of states in the United States allow online lottery games. For instance, the New Hampshire lottery began operations in 1964. The Colorado lottery, which launched in 1983, offers Mega Millions and Powerball. Other lottery games include scratch cards, instant win games, and multi-state draw games.
Most states have prohibited the sale of lottery tickets to minors. Many have passed laws to regulate lottery providers and to limit the distribution of lottery tickets. An increasing number of states have also authorized the use of couriers to ship tickets. Among these couriers is Jackpocket, an online service that enables players to purchase tickets via the internet.
Online lottery sites will withhold state taxes on any prize that is valued over $600. They will also send a W2-G tax form to any winners who receive over $5,000. If you are winning a significant amount, you may hire a lawyer to create a blind trust so that you can remain anonymous.
The legality of offshore lottery providers is still debated in the U.S. Offshore providers may sell lottery tickets to Americans, but they are unregulated. Several states, such as Pennsylvania, have approved the use of online casinos and poker.
Lotteries are usually run by the state, so it's important to buy your tickets from an official, state-approved lottery provider. While there are some exceptions, most states have not approved the sale of online lottery tickets. However, in 2021, Washington DC launched its own online lottery.
The odds of winning are small, but a single ticket could give you the dream of being rich. Buying more tickets increases your chances. Also, some lottery enthusiasts believe that past draws affect future draws. That's why they tend to select numbers that haven't come up in a while.
When it comes to buying lottery tickets online, you should be careful about the amount you spend. It's possible to get more for your money than you'll actually win, which is why most states require that you be at least 18 years old to participate in their lotteries.
Most people who win the jackpot are split with another player. Similarly, the jackpot resets to a predetermined minimum once a winning ticket is claimed.
Poker is a card game that is played by many people around the world. It originated in Europe and was adopted by the United States, where it is widely regarded as a national sport. Various types of poker are available, each of which differ in the rules and the manner in which the cards are dealt.
The basic strategy of poker is to use your cards to win the pot, which is made up of all the bets placed by the players. Poker is also characterized by the act of bluffing. This means that the players are making bets to try and fool other players into thinking that they have a better hand than they do.
A poker hand is a combination of five cards. These five cards can either be face up or face down. If the player discards some of his or her cards, they are replaced with new ones. When the five cards are all the same suit, they are considered a straight. In other cases, the highest unmatched card breaks a tie, resulting in a win for the player with the highest flush.
There are two types of poker: draw and five-card stud. In draw poker, a player draws a certain number of cards from the deck to replace his or her existing cards. Each player in the draw has the right to place an ante to the pot. Once the ante has been placed, the dealer will shuffle the cards and distribute them to the remaining players.
The player who receives the jack as the first card is the first to play. He is then the dealer and must offer the shuffled pack to his opponent for a cut. After the cut, each of the remaining players can reshuffle their own cards and take new cards.
A poker hand can also be a pair, which is when the two cards are the same. For example, a pair of aces is the lowest pair. Other pairs include three of a kind, when a player has a pair of aces and a pair of another number; four of a kind, when a player gets all four numbers; and a flush, when a player has all five cards in the same suit. Likewise, a Royal Flush is when a player gets all five of the cards in the same suit.
Some poker variations do not consider flushes or straights, and may instead award the pot to the lowest hand. However, it is customary for a fixed limit to be set on the bets. That limit may be set in the final betting interval, allowing for raising or lowering the limit. Usually, the maximum bet for a stud game is twice as large as the initial bet.
One of the most popular types of poker is the five-card stud, which is played with three cards and a single facedown card. Five-card stud was once a very popular game in the 1920s and 1930s. However, it was not a popular high-stakes game in the United States in the 1950s.
A slot game is a game that requires a player to pay for the chance to win. The payouts are typically high, but they also tend to vary from game to game. Some slots offer large wins in a short period of time, while others have smaller payouts more often. Regardless of the type of game you're playing, volatility is important to consider.
In general, slot games with higher RTPs will produce larger winnings. This is a result of the inherent risk in a game. If a player plays a low-volatility slot, they will have a better chance of winning smaller amounts. However, the risk associated with a game's volatility also affects the overall gameplay. Slots that are designed with low volatility are more likely to produce smaller wins over a longer period of time.
Pragmatic Play is a software developer that produces video slots. The company has an extensive game portfolio. They also promote their products via various channels. Streamers, promo campaigns, and traditional affiliates all play a role in their success. It's important to note that they don't produce any pure classic arcade titles. Instead, their games have a unique combination of traditional characteristics and modern touches.
For example, their Sweet Bonanza game is available in both mobile and PC versions. While it isn't as flashy as some of their other products, it still includes three-reel games, fruit symbols, and a three-dimensional feel. One of the most popular features in Pragmatic's slots is Hold&Spin. During this feature, a special symbol stays on the screen until another symbol lands. When it does, a player can receive credits.
Another feature of Pragmatic Play slots is their sound effects. They use a variety of tools, including traditional 2D graphics and a battery saving mode. Players can customize their settings to match their preferences. Other features include demo modes, quick spins, and intro screens.
Pragmatic's games are designed to be played online. Their demo mode offers over 130 titles. Many of these titles are free, so you can try them out without having to sign up for an account. Although you can't win real money, it's a good way to get familiar with their games.
Pragmatic also has an extensive library of slot reviews. You can read more about the different types of slot available, learn about the latest jackpots, and read about the games' history. Whether you're looking to test your skills, or just want to find the best slots for your budget, you can find them all here.
Pragmatic Play has been successful because they have a strong relationship with their partners. Some of their best hits are a good indication of this. The company's Sweet Bonanza slot, for example, has a RTP of 96.51 percent, which is more than any other game on the site.
A lot of Pragmatic's success can be attributed to the exposure it receives through its many partners. Among the companies who have partnered with the company are Playtech and Evolution Gaming.
Live casinos are a great way to play your favorite casino games, and have the added benefit of interaction with other players. In a live game, a real live dealer will take your bets, and you can watch him in action on your computer screen. The experience is far more authentic and exciting than playing in a virtual online environment.
One of the most popular types of live dealer games is blackjack. There are many variations to this game, so it's important to find the one that best suits your skill level. Most live dealers are experienced, and will be more than happy to answer questions. You can also chat with other players and place wagers.
Blackjack is often the game of choice for the average casino fan, and it's a good idea to find a high-limit table with a large betting increment. If you're looking to win, it's important to be wise with your bankroll. Using a small bet increment will give you the opportunity to see what the odds are before you decide to gamble with real money.
If you're new to the online gambling scene, there are a few things you should know. First, you should sign up to a casino that uses a live dealer platform. Several top-notch companies, including Caesars, BetRivers, and BetOnline, have a wide range of options to choose from. These include blackjack, roulette, poker, and baccarat.
Besides the standard live casino experience, you can also try out new and exciting variations of popular games. For example, a growing number of casinos are offering an immersive version of roulette, which uses virtual reality technology to allow users to see the ball in slow motion. This makes it easy to see the game in action.
Other cool features of online casinos are the ability to withdraw winnings using the same method you used to make your initial deposit. In addition, there are some very generous sign-up offers available. Many of these offer free chips or massive deposit bonuses. However, be aware that most sign-up offers are not cashable.
Another cool feature is the "Bet Behind" feature, which allows you to bet against a real person. This feature is useful if you want to avoid long queues at a traditional casino. Also, most online casinos publish the maximum amount that can be withdrawn. Typically, this isn't very high, but it's always better to be safe than sorry.
The online casino of the future is likely to incorporate more advanced technology. Some providers are using 5G, which is becoming a hot topic in the casino industry. It's possible to play a variety of games on your mobile phone, and the results are much more responsive than a few years ago.
Online casinos are a fantastic way to experience all the thrills and excitement of a real land-based casino without ever leaving your home. And, they come with the benefit of being available whenever you want. That's why it's no surprise that they are so popular.
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If you're interested in placing wagers on a wide range of sports, then you need to find a sportsbook that offers good odds and has a positive reputation. You'll also need to look for a variety of payment options and a reliable customer service team.
There are many different sportsbooks, each of which features unique betting markets. Each one of them has its own set of house rules, so it's important to know what they are. For example, each of them has different payout limits. These limits can differ depending on the sport.
When looking for the right sportsbook, you'll want to make sure it's legal in your jurisdiction. Also, you'll need to choose one that has a high payout percentage. This means you'll be able to earn money even with small bets.
You'll also need to consider how easy it is to withdraw your winnings. Many online sportsbooks have a number of ways to do this. Some sportsbooks even allow you to do this on your mobile device. Others require you to use a credit card.
The best sportsbooks offer a range of different bet types, so you'll have plenty of opportunities to wager. In addition, they also provide great customer support. Often, these sportsbooks have a live chat, email or phone line to answer questions. They can also let you know when a particular sport or event is about to take place.
While some sportsbooks have a low payout percentage, others offer high ceilings for high stakes players. In fact, if you're planning on making a big bet, you may want to check out the promotions offered by each sportsbook.
One of the most popular Asian-based sportsbooks is SBOBet. It has more than 1 million members. This sportsbook also has a mobile app and a live-streaming service. Most of the major sporting events are covered by this site.
SBOBet's website is easy to navigate. It includes a betslip, which is found on the top right of the screen. It will tell you whether you've won or lost the bet you're making. Aside from that, you'll have access to a variety of promotions.
One of the biggest advantages to SBOBet is that you don't have to pay for withdrawals. Unlike other sportsbooks, SBOBet does not charge withdrawal fees. However, some promotions, like the risk-free $1,000 bet, require proof of identification.
Lastly, you should check the terms and conditions of the sportsbook. You'll need to ensure that the sportsbook pays out your winnings promptly and that they have security measures in place.
Sbobet is a trustworthy sportsbook, according to user reviews. It's also a popular choice for high rollers. Whether you're looking for a place to bet on football, soccer, horse racing or basketball, you'll be able to find a place that fits your needs.
While SBOBet has a user-friendly design, you'll need to know how to use the site. They have a number of contact methods, including live chat, email and Skype.
A lottery is a game of chance where a player selects numbers and then hands over cash to win a prize. This is a common form of gambling in the United States and other countries. The winner can choose between a one-time payment or an annuity payment. There are many types of lotteries available in the U.S. Depending on the jurisdiction, you may need to pay withholdings.
Lotteries have been around for hundreds of years. One of the earliest records of a lottery is found in the Roman Empire. In fact, there is evidence that the first recorded lottery was held during the Saturnalian revels, a type of carnival. During that time, wealthy noblemen would distribute tickets to each guest. These lottery slips were believed to have helped finance major government projects.
Since then, the lottery has grown in popularity. Today, the largest lottery in the world is Mega Millions, which has a top prize of over $200,000. There is also Powerball, which is legal in most jurisdictions.
If you want to play the lottery, you should be sure to check your state's laws. Some states allow you to buy tickets online. Others have banned the lottery altogether. You will need to be registered to play a lottery.
When choosing a website to purchase lottery tickets from, make sure the site is legitimate and has a high level of security. Also, it should be safe for children to visit. Check the sites privacy policies. While playing the lottery can be fun, you shouldn't expect to win large amounts of money.
Several of the major US lottery games, including Powerball, MegaMillions, and Lotto, are available online. The most popular games are those with the "50-50" draw format. However, there are also numerous other types of lottery games that you can play. For instance, some allow you to choose your own numbers.
Although the concept of the lottery has been around for centuries, the modern lottery industry began to develop in the early seventeenth century. The first known lottery in Europe was organized by the Roman Emperor Augustus. It was a way for noblemen to fund repairs to the City of Rome.
Later on, many towns and colonies held public lotteries to raise funds for their town fortifications, bridges, libraries, and other public needs. Eventually, various governments and colonies also began to use the lottery to fund college tuition and other public projects.
In the seventeenth century, a number of the colonies used the lottery to finance the Colonial Army, cannons for the Philadelphia defense, and other public needs. By the 18th century, a number of lotteries had become popular in the Netherlands and in the United Kingdom.
Some colonial lotteries benefited poor and underprivileged people. After the French and Indian Wars, a number of states began to use the lottery to raise money for schools, colleges, and other public projects. Among them, the Academy Lottery financed the University of Pennsylvania.
Published: January 8, 2023 / Updated: January 8, 2023 adminsab Gambling
Poker is one of the most popular gambling games in the world. It is played by both amateurs and professionals. The game is commonly found in casinos, in private homes, and online. However, its popularity is the highest in North America. A number of different variants of the game are also found across the world. Among the most common varieties are draw poker, razz poker, and Texas Hold'Em.
When playing poker, players usually start by placing a small ante. This ante is typically the minimum bet. In most cases, it is a single dollar. Depending on the game, the ante may be increased. Some games have a fixed limit on bets, which means that the bet can only be a certain amount.
To make a hand, a player needs five cards. Cards are dealt face-up on the table. Players can use two of these cards, or they can choose to use all of the cards in their hand. These cards can be used to create the best possible poker hand. For example, a straight flush is five cards in sequential order of the same suit.
Each player is then given a chance to call, raise, or fold. If a player chooses to fold, he forfeits his right to compete for the pot. On the other hand, if a player decides to bet, he can choose to match the previous bet, or he can raise.
When the flop comes up, the first set of three cards is laid out on the table. After this, the dealer shuffles the cards and deals them to the remaining players. There are three rounds of dealing, and each round distributes a card to each active player.
A player who has the best hand is crowned the winner of the round. During the fourth betting interval, a set of hole cards is revealed. One of the cards in the set is the ace, which is often treated as the lowest card in the deck.
Other poker games involve the draw. This allows a player to receive cards from the unmatched portion of the pack. Another variation involves a "badugi" dealer, who issues four cards at a time instead of five.
Another type of poker is sandbagging. Unlike the draw, this requires a raised bet. Unlike the other variations of poker, sandbagging does not allow a player to swap cards with his opponents. Instead, the pot is built as a result of a series of bets.
When a player's bet matches the smallest bet in the round, he is deemed to have won the pot. If no other player bets, the round is considered a tie.
Finally, the game is crowned by a showdown. The winner is the player who is the first to complete the best poker hand. While this rule was not formally endorsed in the United States, it is generally agreed that the sandbagging rule is the best of all the ones that can be found in poker.


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/* $XdotOrg: $ */
/*
 * $Xorg: XShm.c,v 1.4 2001/02/09 02:03:49 xorgcvs Exp $
 *
Copyright 1989, 1998  The Open Group

Permission to use, copy, modify, distribute, and sell this software and its
documentation for any purpose is hereby granted without fee, provided that
the above copyright notice appear in all copies and that both that
copyright notice and this permission notice appear in supporting
documentation.

The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in
all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

THE SOFTWARE IS PROVIDED "AS IS", WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND, EXPRESS OR
IMPLIED, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THE WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY,
FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE AND NONINFRINGEMENT.  IN NO EVENT SHALL THE
OPEN GROUP BE LIABLE FOR ANY CLAIM, DAMAGES OR OTHER LIABILITY, WHETHER IN
AN ACTION OF CONTRACT, TORT OR OTHERWISE, ARISING FROM, OUT OF OR IN
CONNECTION WITH THE SOFTWARE OR THE USE OR OTHER DEALINGS IN THE SOFTWARE.

Except as contained in this notice, the name of The Open Group shall not be
used in advertising or otherwise to promote the sale, use or other dealings
in this Software without prior written authorization from The Open Group.
 *
 * Author:  Bob Scheifler and Keith Packard, MIT X Consortium
 */
/* $XFree86: xc/lib/Xext/XShm.c,v 1.6 2002/10/16 02:19:22 dawes Exp $ */

/* THIS IS NOT AN X CONSORTIUM STANDARD OR AN X PROJECT TEAM SPECIFICATION */

#define NEED_EVENTS
#define NEED_REPLIES
#ifdef HAVE_CONFIG_H
#include <config.h>
#endif
#include <stdio.h>
#include <X11/Xlibint.h>
#include <X11/ImUtil.h>
#include <X11/extensions/XShm.h>
#include <X11/extensions/shmstr.h>
#include <X11/extensions/Xext.h>
#include <X11/extensions/extutil.h>

static XExtensionInfo _shm_info_data;
static XExtensionInfo *shm_info = &_shm_info_data;
static /* const */ char *shm_extension_name = SHMNAME;

#define ShmCheckExtension(dpy,i,val) \
  XextCheckExtension (dpy, i, shm_extension_name, val)

/*****************************************************************************
 *                                                                           *
 *			   private utility routines                          *
 *                                                                           *
 *****************************************************************************/

static int close_display(Display *dpy, XExtCodes *codes);
static char *error_string(Display *dpy, int code, XExtCodes *codes,
			  char *buf, int n);
static Bool wire_to_event (Display *dpy, XEvent *re, xEvent *event);
static Status event_to_wire (Display *dpy, XEvent *re, xEvent *event);
static /* const */ XExtensionHooks shm_extension_hooks = {
    NULL,				/* create_gc */
    NULL,				/* copy_gc */
    NULL,				/* flush_gc */
    NULL,				/* free_gc */
    NULL,				/* create_font */
    NULL,				/* free_font */
    close_display,			/* close_display */
    wire_to_event,			/* wire_to_event */
    event_to_wire,			/* event_to_wire */
    NULL,				/* error */
    error_string,			/* error_string */
};

static /* const */ char *shm_error_list[] = {
    "BadShmSeg",			/* BadShmSeg */
};

static XEXT_GENERATE_FIND_DISPLAY (find_display, shm_info, shm_extension_name,
				   &shm_extension_hooks, ShmNumberEvents, NULL)

static XEXT_GENERATE_CLOSE_DISPLAY (close_display, shm_info)

static XEXT_GENERATE_ERROR_STRING (error_string, shm_extension_name,
				   ShmNumberErrors, shm_error_list)

static Bool
wire_to_event (Display *dpy, XEvent *re, xEvent *event)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    XShmCompletionEvent	*se;
    xShmCompletionEvent	*sevent;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, False);

    switch ((event->u.u.type & 0x7f) - info->codes->first_event) {
    case ShmCompletion:
	se = (XShmCompletionEvent *) re;
	sevent = (xShmCompletionEvent *) event;
	se->type = sevent->type & 0x7f;
	se->serial = _XSetLastRequestRead(dpy,(xGenericReply *) event);
	se->send_event = (sevent->type & 0x80) != 0;
	se->display = dpy;
	se->drawable = sevent->drawable;
	se->major_code = sevent->majorEvent;
	se->minor_code = sevent->minorEvent;
	se->shmseg = sevent->shmseg;
	se->offset = sevent->offset;
    	return True;
    }
    return False;
}

static Status
event_to_wire (Display *dpy, XEvent *re, xEvent *event)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    XShmCompletionEvent	*se;
    xShmCompletionEvent	*sevent;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, 0);

    switch ((re->type & 0x7f) - info->codes->first_event) {
    case ShmCompletion:
    	se = (XShmCompletionEvent *) re;
	sevent = (xShmCompletionEvent *) event;
    	sevent->type = se->type | (se->send_event ? 0x80 : 0);
    	sevent->sequenceNumber = se->serial & 0xffff;
    	sevent->drawable = se->drawable;
    	sevent->majorEvent = se->major_code;
    	sevent->minorEvent = se->minor_code;
    	sevent->shmseg = se->shmseg;
    	sevent->offset = se->offset;
    	return True;
    }
    return False;
}

/*****************************************************************************
 *                                                                           *
 *		    public Shared Memory Extension routines                  *
 *                                                                           *
 *****************************************************************************/

Bool XShmQueryExtension (Display *dpy /*  int *event_basep, *error_basep */)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);

    if (XextHasExtension(info)) {
/*	*event_basep = info->codes->first_event;
	*error_basep = info->codes->error_event; */
	return True;
    } else {
	return False;
    }
}

int XShmGetEventBase(Display *dpy)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);

    if (XextHasExtension(info)) {
	return info->codes->first_event;
    } else {
	return -1;
    }
}

Bool XShmQueryVersion(
    Display *dpy,
    int *majorVersion,
    int *minorVersion,
    Bool *sharedPixmaps)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    xShmQueryVersionReply rep;
    register xShmQueryVersionReq *req;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, False);

    LockDisplay(dpy);
    GetReq(ShmQueryVersion, req);
    req->reqType = info->codes->major_opcode;
    req->shmReqType = X_ShmQueryVersion;
    if (!_XReply(dpy, (xReply *)&rep, 0, xFalse)) {
	UnlockDisplay(dpy);
	SyncHandle();
	return False;
    }
    *majorVersion = rep.majorVersion;
    *minorVersion = rep.minorVersion;
    *sharedPixmaps = rep.sharedPixmaps ? True : False;
    UnlockDisplay(dpy);
    SyncHandle();
    return True;
}

int XShmPixmapFormat(Display *dpy)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    xShmQueryVersionReply rep;
    register xShmQueryVersionReq *req;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, False);

    LockDisplay(dpy);
    GetReq(ShmQueryVersion, req);
    req->reqType = info->codes->major_opcode;
    req->shmReqType = X_ShmQueryVersion;
    if (!_XReply(dpy, (xReply *)&rep, 0, xFalse)) {
	UnlockDisplay(dpy);
	SyncHandle();
	return 0;
    }
    UnlockDisplay(dpy);
    SyncHandle();
    if (rep.sharedPixmaps &&
	(rep.majorVersion > 1 || rep.minorVersion > 0))
	return rep.pixmapFormat;
    return 0;
}

Status XShmAttach(Display *dpy, XShmSegmentInfo *shminfo)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    register xShmAttachReq *req;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, 0);

    shminfo->shmseg = XAllocID(dpy);
    LockDisplay(dpy);
    GetReq(ShmAttach, req);
    req->reqType = info->codes->major_opcode;
    req->shmReqType = X_ShmAttach;
    req->shmseg = shminfo->shmseg;
    req->shmid = shminfo->shmid;
    req->readOnly = shminfo->readOnly ? xTrue : xFalse;
    UnlockDisplay(dpy);
    SyncHandle();
    return 1;
}

Status XShmDetach(Display *dpy, XShmSegmentInfo *shminfo)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    register xShmDetachReq *req;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, 0);

    LockDisplay(dpy);
    GetReq(ShmDetach, req);
    req->reqType = info->codes->major_opcode;
    req->shmReqType = X_ShmDetach;
    req->shmseg = shminfo->shmseg;
    UnlockDisplay(dpy);
    SyncHandle();
    return 1;
}

static int _XShmDestroyImage (XImage *ximage)
{
	Xfree((char *)ximage);
	return 1;
}

#define ROUNDUP(nbytes, pad) ((((nbytes) + ((pad) - 1)) / (pad)) * (pad))

XImage *XShmCreateImage (
    register Display *dpy,
    register Visual *visual,
    unsigned int depth,
    int format,
    char *data,
    XShmSegmentInfo *shminfo,
    unsigned int width,
    unsigned int height)
{
    register XImage *image;

    image = (XImage *)Xcalloc(1, (unsigned)sizeof(XImage));
    if (!image)
	return image;
    image->data = data;
    image->obdata = (char *)shminfo;
    image->width = width;
    image->height = height;
    image->depth = depth;
    image->format = format;
    image->byte_order = dpy->byte_order;
    image->bitmap_unit = dpy->bitmap_unit;
    image->bitmap_bit_order = dpy->bitmap_bit_order;
    image->bitmap_pad = _XGetScanlinePad(dpy, depth);
    image->xoffset = 0;
    if (visual) {
	image->red_mask = visual->red_mask;
	image->green_mask = visual->green_mask;
	image->blue_mask = visual->blue_mask;
    } else {
	image->red_mask = image->green_mask = image->blue_mask = 0;
    }
    if (format == ZPixmap)
	image->bits_per_pixel = _XGetBitsPerPixel(dpy, (int)depth);
    else
	image->bits_per_pixel = 1;
    image->bytes_per_line = ROUNDUP((image->bits_per_pixel * width),
				    image->bitmap_pad) >> 3;
    _XInitImageFuncPtrs(image);
    image->f.destroy_image = _XShmDestroyImage;
    return image;
}

Status XShmPutImage (
    register Display *dpy,
    Drawable d,
    GC gc,
    register XImage *image,
    int src_x, int src_y, int dst_x, int dst_y,
    unsigned int src_width, unsigned int src_height,
    Bool send_event)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    XShmSegmentInfo *shminfo = (XShmSegmentInfo *)image->obdata;
    register xShmPutImageReq *req;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, 0);
    if (!shminfo) return 0;

    LockDisplay(dpy);
    FlushGC(dpy, gc);
    GetReq(ShmPutImage, req);
    req->reqType = info->codes->major_opcode;
    req->shmReqType = X_ShmPutImage;
    req->drawable = d;
    req->gc = gc->gid;
    req->srcX = src_x;
    req->srcY = src_y;
    req->srcWidth = src_width;
    req->srcHeight = src_height;
    req->dstX = dst_x;
    req->dstY = dst_y;
    req->totalWidth = image->width;
    req->totalHeight = image->height;
    req->depth = image->depth;
    req->format = image->format;
    req->sendEvent = send_event;
    req->shmseg = shminfo->shmseg;
    req->offset = image->data - shminfo->shmaddr;
    UnlockDisplay(dpy);
    SyncHandle();
    return 1;
}

Status XShmGetImage(
    register Display *dpy,
    Drawable d,
    XImage *image,
    int x, int y,
    unsigned long plane_mask)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    XShmSegmentInfo *shminfo = (XShmSegmentInfo *)image->obdata;
    register xShmGetImageReq *req;
    xShmGetImageReply rep;
    register Visual *visual;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, 0);
    if (!shminfo) return 0;

    LockDisplay(dpy);
    GetReq(ShmGetImage, req);
    req->reqType = info->codes->major_opcode;
    req->shmReqType = X_ShmGetImage;
    req->drawable = d;
    req->x = x;
    req->y = y;
    req->width = image->width;
    req->height = image->height;
    req->planeMask = plane_mask;
    req->format = image->format;
    req->shmseg = shminfo->shmseg;
    req->offset = image->data - shminfo->shmaddr;
    if (!_XReply(dpy, (xReply *)&rep, 0, xFalse)) {
	UnlockDisplay(dpy);
	SyncHandle();
	return 0;
    }
    visual = _XVIDtoVisual(dpy, rep.visual);
    if (visual) {
    	image->red_mask = visual->red_mask;
    	image->green_mask = visual->green_mask;
    	image->blue_mask = visual->blue_mask;
    } else {
	image->red_mask = image->green_mask = image->blue_mask = 0;
    }
    UnlockDisplay(dpy);
    SyncHandle();
    return 1;
}

Pixmap XShmCreatePixmap (
    register Display *dpy,
    Drawable d,
    char *data,
    XShmSegmentInfo *shminfo,
    unsigned int width, unsigned int height, unsigned int depth)
{
    XExtDisplayInfo *info = find_display (dpy);
    Pixmap pid;
    register xShmCreatePixmapReq *req;

    ShmCheckExtension (dpy, info, 0);

    LockDisplay(dpy);
    GetReq(ShmCreatePixmap, req);
    req->reqType = info->codes->major_opcode;
    req->shmReqType = X_ShmCreatePixmap;
    req->drawable = d;
    req->width = width;
    req->height = height;
    req->depth = depth;
    req->shmseg = shminfo->shmseg;
    req->offset = data - shminfo->shmaddr;
    pid = req->pid = XAllocID(dpy);
    UnlockDisplay(dpy);
    SyncHandle();
    return pid;
}

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Puppet::Type.newtype(:boundary_meter) do

  @doc = "Manage creation/deletion of Boundary meters."

  ensurable

  newparam(:meter, :namevar => true) do
    desc "The Boundary meter name."
  end

  newparam(:id) do
    desc "Your Boundary Organisation ID."
  end

  newparam(:apikey) do
    desc "The Boundary API key."
  end

  newproperty(:tags, :array_matching => :all) do
    desc "Tags to be added to the Boundary meter. Specify a tag or an array of tags."

    def insync?(is)
      is.sort == @should.sort
    end
  end

  newparam(:proxy_addr) do
    desc "Proxy meter management through this host"
  end

  newparam(:proxy_port) do
    desc "Proxy meter management through this port"
  end
end


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Il singolare del torneo di tennis Siberia Cup 2012, facente parte della categoria ATP Challenger Tour, ha avuto come vincitore Evgenij Donskoj che ha battuto in finale Illja Marčenko 6–7(6–8), 6–3, 6–2.

Teste di serie

 Evgenij Donskoj (Campione)
 Josselin Ouanna (quarti di finale)
 Dmitrij Tursunov (ritiro a causa di un infortunio alla gamba)
 Ivan Serheev (semifinali)

  Illja Marčenko (finale)
  Igor' Kunicyn (semifinali)
  Oleksandr Nedovjesov (primo turno)
  Evgenij Korolëv (quarti di finale)
  Radu Albot (secondo turno)

Tabellone

Finali

Parte alta

Parte bassa

Note

Siberia Cup 2012

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The Rise of Skywalker opens behind previous two Star Wars films, flops at Chinese box office
The final installment in the Skywalker saga earned $373.5 million globally, but just $12 million of it came from China.
by Nina Corcoran and Ben Kaye
Ranking: Every Star Wars Movie and Series from Worst to Best
From A New Hope to Ewoks to The Phantom Menace to Skywalker…
by CoS Staff
on December 19, 2019, 9:30pm
Film Review: Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker Restores Balance to the Franchise
J.J. Abrams delivers a film that really ties the trilogies together.
on December 18, 2019, 2:00am
John Boyega, Daisy Ridley, and Oscar Isaac sound like they're done with Star Wars
The Force is not strong with this cast returning.
on December 05, 2019, 12:36pm
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker final trailer reunites the gang and teases colossal battle: Watch
You want ships? We got ships.
on October 21, 2019, 9:52pm
Disney unveils new sizzle reel for Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker: Watch
The ninth and final installment in the Skywalker saga hits theaters on December 20th.
on August 26, 2019, 8:49am
Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker details and photos surface in new Vanity Fair cover story
Keri Russell! The Knights of Ren! Richard E. Grant! Luke!
on May 22, 2019, 10:23am
IX Takeaways From Star Wars: The Rise of Skywalker's Trailer
The questions are strong with the latest trailer.
by Michael Roffman and Cap Blackard
on April 12, 2019, 8:44pm
Star Wars: Episode IX title and trailer teases an epic final chapter for the Skywalker saga: Watch
JJ Abrams brings everyone back to the far, far away galaxy.
Star Wars Episode IX wraps filming, J.J. Abrams shares set photo
Stars Daisy Ridley, John Boyega, and Oscar Isaac share a celebratory hug.
on February 15, 2019, 3:08pm
Carrie Fisher will posthumously appear in Star Wars: Episode IX
The late actress will reprise her role as General Leia, using previously unreleased footage shot for Star Wars: The Force Awakens.
on July 27, 2018, 4:36pm
Billy Dee Williams will return as Lando Calrissian for Star Wars: Episode IX
J.J. Abrams' sequel is beginning to look absolutely beautiful.
TV Review: Larry David Makes America Great Again in Curb Your Enthusiasm's Season 10 Premiere


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Tour, tasting, overall operation, boiling if weather cooperates.
116 North of Bristol, turn right on Lincoln Bristol Rd, 4 miles on right.


If your account meets requirements, the carrier can unlock certain fashions of iPhone so that they can work internationally. To protect Michelangelo's 500-12 months-outdated frescoes on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, Carrier engineers developed a masterpiece of their own. The Carrier CO2NSERVATION Meter demonstrates our ongoing dedication to the environment, and it is not slowing down anytime quickly.
Yes, when singing, the singer's vocals are wet vocals. So that some letters or words sounded like they shouldn't. This may be intended to make the song sung softly.
Whereas dubbing's voice acting vocals are dry vocals. In the voice, acting wet vocal colors must be avoided. When acting voice, a voice actor must say a word — even letters — with (1) good breathing, and (2) correct articulation.


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Statelessness and the right to citizenship
Matthew J Gibney
gibney.pdf
The key claim that animates most discussions of statelessness is the principle that everyone should have the right to citizenship somewhere.
In a world where all human beings must live on the territory of one nation state or another, this is a fundamental principle of justice. Having a nationality is a gateway to other rights; it is not without justification that Hannah Arendt viewed the stateless as lacking the very "right to have rights". Without citizenship or nationality somewhere a person lacks many fundamental rights, including perhaps most fundamentally the right to a place in the world where one's opinions are significant and one's actions effective. [1]
For any individual to possess a genuine right to citizenship there must be a state with a corresponding duty to provide it. The stateless typically are not free-floating, deracinated individuals, moving aimlessly around the globe. They are usually people settled in particular societies, albeit lacking legal recognition of and appropriate protection for their status as residents. The primary injustice the stateless experience, then, is not that they cannot find a state to grant them citizenship but that the state which should grant them citizenship will, for various reasons, not do so.
On what basis should an individual have the right to claim citizenship in a specific state? Or, turning the issue around, to whom are states obliged to provide citizenship? I will approach this issue as a matter of morality rather than as an issue of international or municipal law. The value of a moral account is that it aspires to shed light on how the law might be reformed to better reflect our (sometimes implicit) conceptions of what is just.
If the question of who should be entitled to citizenship has obvious implications for both de facto and de jure stateless people, it is also germane to what might be called 'precarious residents', the many millions of non-citizens, such as undocumented migrants, who live in states in which they have no right to stay. While not lacking in nationality altogether, the day-to-day lives of these men, women and children are often characterised by an inability to draw upon state protection to guarantee even their basic rights. The possibility of deportation and lack of formal status deprive them of effective political and social standing in the societies in which they work and live.
Moral problems with current practice
Some 98% of the world's population acquired the citizenship they currently hold either by taking on the citizenship of one or both of their parents or by acquiring the citizenship of the state in which they were born. While almost all states also have procedures – that vary widely between states – for the acquisition of citizenship through naturalisation, considered globally it is where and to whom one is born that are overwhelmingly the determinants of the citizenship one will hold for the duration of one's life.
The way states currently distribute citizenship is morally problematic from a number of different angles. First and obviously, variations amongst states in their use and interpretation of principles for acquiring citizenship, as well as provisions on the loss of citizenship, can lead to statelessness. Problems in demonstrating parentage or place of birth and conflicts of laws between states can put people in the situation that no state recognises them as a citizen. Strict jus sanguinis laws, moreover, may pass on statelessness to the children of stateless people.
Second, assigning citizenship by birth also leads to huge inequalities in people's life-chances on the basis of luck. If one is born a citizen of Sweden, one has won first prize in the lottery of life: a life expectancy of 78 with cradle-to-grave care in a stable and prosperous state. If, by contrast, one is born in Liberia, one is unlikely to live beyond 48 years of age, due to the hazards of a society that has been wracked by intense civil conflict. Given the restrictive immigration controls operated by wealthy countries and limited avenues for citizenship through naturalisation, it is hard to disagree with Joseph Carens that "citizenship in the modern world is a lot like feudal status in the medieval world. It is assigned at birth; for the most part it is not subject to change by the individual's will and efforts; and it has a major impact upon a person's life-chances."[2]
Third, the principles of jus soli and jus sanguinis ignore other important moral claims to citizenship. Consider the case of Robert Jovicic, whom the Australian government deported to Serbia in 2004. Jovicic was a non-citizen permanent resident of Australia who had over many years been repeatedly convicted of crimes related to drug use. In many respects, he was an exemplar for the government's policy of deporting foreign citizens convicted of criminal offences. But his deportation caused a huge public outcry, ultimately forcing the government to facilitate his return. What was the source of the outcry? Jovicic had lived in Australia for some 36 years prior to his deportation. He had arrived in Australia with his parents when he was two years old; he did not speak or understand Serbian or have any social network in Serbia. In the words of the opposition immigration spokesperson, "Even though … [Jovicic] has not been a good member of our community, he is undeniably Australia's responsibility."
This suggests that our conceptions of who is morally a 'member' of a state may not be exhausted by birthright and discretionary naturalisation principles. The view that Jovicic was morally Australian seemed to derive from his years of continuous residence in Australia and therefore, notwithstanding his official nationality, Serbia could not really be considered his state. These years of residence even overrode his being a pretty lousy member of the Australian community. Jovicic, one might say, was an Australian citizen by jus domicili, by virtue of the reality of residence.
The case of Jovicic is far from an isolated one. Many states accept that different standards of treatment and rights are owed to long-term resident non-citizens. The states of the European Union, for example, have recently agreed a Directive outlining a special status for such people.
State obligations to grant citizenship
How can we make sense of this principle of jus domicili? Recent political thought offers three different ways of understanding its moral basis. In a view which emphasises the idea of choice, like cosmopolitan liberalism, membership should be available to anyone who chooses to live in a particular state. This approach would recognise the moral right of people to reside wherever they wish. On the face of it, the principle of choice seems destructive of the very idea of citizenship: open borders globally would appear to take away from citizenship its legal role as the basis for differentiating between the rights of people. But this is deceptive. The principle of choice is consistent with forms of cosmopolitan federalism that attempt to retain different rights for citizens and non-citizens. In the US, for example, as a federal state, citizens (and legally admitted non-citizens) may move freely around the country and yet the country's fifty states have residency requirements that must be met before an individual can access certain local benefits. It is possible to imagine a similar arrangement at the global level. Free movement internationally could exist alongside a requirement of residency in a particular state in order to claim the full rights of citizenship, including the right to vote.
A second principle is that of subjection. In this account, common to both traditional liberal and radical democratic approaches, all people living under – or subject to – the laws of a particular state should be members of that state. The key idea here is that any state that rules over a group of people is legitimate only if the people consent to its rule, and decisions are only legitimate if those affected by them are consulted and involved in the decision-making process. This idea has long been a feature of liberal and democratic thought. A state that refuses to offer rights of political participation to all those under its rule is thus not a democracy but a tyranny. Everyone living in the territorial boundaries of the state should be able to access citizenship and its corresponding rights. In a legitimate democratic regime, membership should follow the contours of power rather than the happenstance of birth.
A third and final principle is that of societal membership. State membership should, in this view, held by some communitarians, include everyone with a significant stake in the development and direction of a particular state. The societal membership principle tends to highlight men and women's roles as social and economic agents. The test of membership is the depth of one's social and economic roots into a particular political community, tying an individual's well-being to the common good.[3] The idea of societal membership is implicit in most practical calls to regularise unlawfully resident immigrants or long-term asylum seekers: many amnesty programmes are informed by the idea that the state should recognise that migrants settled in the state over a period of years deserve formal status, particularly if they have not committed crimes. This principle demands an alignment between the reality of people's social existence and their legal status.
Each of these accounts of membership takes us beyond the principles of nationality based on birthright and discretionary naturalisation. But in some respects, these principles also offer competing answers. The idea of subjection, for example, seems more inclusive than societal membership, as its basis for inclusion seems to apply the moment a non-citizen sets foot in the territory of the state.
Outstanding questions
Other issues remain outstanding. If non-citizens have an entitlement to citizenship, what are their obligations? Should the fact of unlawful entry to a state make any difference to the state's duty to grant citizenship? Finally, if citizenship is determined by societal membership or subjection, should lack of residence in the state, for example an extended period spent in another state, result in the loss of citizenship?
In practice, the responses of states to citizenship questions will be shaped as much (if not more) by the dynamics of politics, understandings of national interest and concerns about migration control as by conceptions of justice. But by demonstrating the problems with current arrangements, the plight of the stateless provides powerful practical and moral reasons for asking searching questions about citizenship. These questions are likely to grow in importance in the years ahead.
Matthew Gibney (matthew.gibney@qeh.ox.ac.uk) is University Reader in Politics and Forced Migration at the Refugee Studies Centre (http://www.rsc.ox.ac.uk) at the University of Oxford.
[1] Hannah Arendt, The Origins of Totalitarianism, p296-297
[2] Joseph H Carens 'Migration and Morality' in B Barry and R Goodin (eds.), Free Movement (Harvester Wheatsheaf, 1992), p26.
[3] Bauböck, Rainer (2005) "Changing Meanings and Practices of Citizenship", PS: Political Science and Politics, Vol 28, No. 4, pp. 667-669
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My bold claim is that an organized source of intelligence and wisdom is indeed accessed through the mushroom. Whether this source issues from some non-personal Unconscious, that is, deep within the psyche lie vast realms of highly organized fields of information that are 'released' into personal consciousness during the psychedelic state, or whether this information arises from a communicating sentient presence—the numinous Other as we can call it—is open to question, although both suggestions might be linked in some way. For the time being, whatever we suspect that it is that underlies the visionary state, we can see that the psilocybin experience reveals itself as a compelling area of study since consciousness and perceived reality, the very ground of our lives, have the potential to exfoliate like some new exotic flower.
Our everyday awareness is seen to be constrained and bounded, as if we were sub-routine prisoners in some vast computation that surges ever onward. Psilocybin temporarily dissolves these constraint, conferring upon the experiencer an increased set of degrees of cognitive freedom, facilitating new directions of though that are not normally available. The inner world becomes subject to pictographic myth, whilst the outer world reveals itself as the living structure of some divine being, even the most mundane objects suddenly acquiring a holy aura. This is the latent promise of the mushroom; to reveal psychological realms that can enrich our collective existence as living, breathing hominid creatures bound up within the Gaian system.
A Review of Simon Powell's book, The Psilocybin Solution.
After years of doing my own "research" i finally read your book.I'm with you on this,and i truly appreciate how you were able to put things into words,a difficulty i am slowly overcoming.Anyhow,just to let you know……..i get it.
I enjoyed your film Metanoia.
David – I am afraid I want nothing to do with Irvin – he is suffering from paranoid delusions. I mean, he writes to the CIA FOIA to see if McKenna was an agent? Come on man! That is nuts. His notions about Huxley and Darwin and Alan Watts is all nuts. Really. And that recent reply he got from them – if you go to the CIA's main website and you click on the FOIA link, you will see that Irvin received a stock standard reply. I don't want to talk to him or about him again. If you ask me again, you will be soundly spanked.
Fair enough! I'm not into spanking but I've followed gnosticmedia since its early inception and have a digital copy of all the early interviews, many of which are extremely valuable ~ it is a great archive. As for Jan's predilections, I'm not about to pass judgement, nor be an advocate, all I will say is he is often ahead of the game. I have had several disagreements with him about his latest investigations. Time will tell, it'll all come out in the wash…eventually.
I am proposing to present a paper on Aleister Crowley's work with the Thirty Aethyrs. The deadline for submissions is December 31st.
Your "ecodelic" (Doyle) ideas are profoundly resonant.
I love what you say "sub-routine prisoners" and "pyctographic myth". I felted that many times. At the same time it seems that we meet in this sub-routine, while meetings in expanded universe seem to be more ambiguous at this point in our development? I wonder how we can learn how to tune ourselves to different frequences, have a map and meet there, the way we meet here, in the sub-routine. At least to have a common frame of reference?


This week, Caroline and Michele took it upon themselves to watch Free!, the popular swimming anime where nobody really swims and everyone should just make out. So get your umbilical cord ready, start your show and hit play to enjoy!
This week, Caroline and Michele are playing a drinking game to Pokemon The First Movie! So pop those bottles (if you're old enough) and start your movie and enjoy some Fun Time commentary!
FTF Show: Booboo Stewart, We Love You!
Welcome to the Fun Time Factory, the happiest place on the internet! In this episode, Caroline and Michele complain about Disney's terrible TV Movie ideas, reminisce about good DCOMs, and answer your questions!
This week, Caroline and Michele are watching the first episode of Ouran High School Host Club – Michele's favorite anime! And it's the dub! So start your episode and hit play to enjoy your own batch Fun Time Factory commentary!


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Over the last four years, Miami, Florida-based duo GTA have been on the warpath. Proudly screaming "Death To Genres," they have made some of the most hard-hitting tracks in their short period of time as a crew, netting releases for Mad Decent, Fool's Gold, Musical Freedom, and Fly Eye, with a number of remixes and live sets leaving fans anxious for more. Their biggest achievement, though, might be hitting the road with Rihnanna on her world tour in 2013. Pretty major, and it only gets better. They recently netted a deal with Three Six Zero/Warner Bros, smacking us all upside the head with their Juyen Sebulba collaboration "Hard House." This week, they take time out of their busy schedules to hit us with their collection of Five Tracks, which properly exudes their "Death To Genres" flavor.
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Q: Warning: prev() expects parameter 1 to be array, string given in I'm trying to understand how to fix this error.
Warning: prev() expects parameter 1 to be array, string given in
Its in the if statement below.  Is this happening since the first value doesn't have a previous and I need to deal with that condition?  Weirdly this worked in regular .php but not in the framework I have it in now.
I'm trying to generate an XML file based on a result set returned for a query.  (I'm open to better ideas)
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                    $export.=  '<Email Timestamp="' . $line['EmailTimeStamp'] . '" ';
                    $export.=  'City="' . $line['City'] . '" ';
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But I think you would like to compare the last record with the current record. But that does not work like this. You can only access the columns of the current record. You have to temporarly save your last record.
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At the end of the winter the weaken organism might need the strengthening of its immune system.
Thanks to the fact that it contains a high concentration of L-ascorbic acid it is a good strengthen of the immune system and shows corroborative effect. It can be used in preventing contagious flue, as well as against snuffles and fever, as additional treatment in case of fatigue.
It strengthens the immune system, impedes inflammations, and can be used against viruses. The tea made of its flower strengthens the immunity system, but the jelly made of its berries is used in case of a chill, due to its sudorific effects. It contains flavonoids and has a significant effect against tumors.
Its root is not only a spice, but also known as medicinal plant: strengthens the immunity system, disinfects, it is efficacious against fever and has sudorific and diuretic effects. It is an important sourse of L-ascorbic acid, tempers infections and pains.


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Ga. Twins Confessed to Grisly Murder of Their Mother
Editor's note: Every now and again a story finds new life on social media, and this is one of those times. The story of the Georgia twins who murdered their mother in 2010 started appearing as the anniversary of their confession approached. Turns out the confession took place more than a year ago, but since this was news to us, we figured it might be news to you. Consider it news: revisited.
It all started in the kitchen of their Conyers, Ga., home after the twins' mother began fussing with them about being late for school—or at least that is what Jasmiyah and Tasmiyah Whitehead, both of whom are serving 30 years in prison for the brutal murder of their mother, claim happened Jan. 13, 2010.
In their confession, the two then-16-year-olds allege that their mother, Jarmecca Whitehead, began threatening them with a cooking pot.
"She just started waving the pot around things like that, whatever, so I guess she was trying to hit us with the pot," said Jasmiyah on a videotape viewed by WCNC.
The twins both claim that during the argument, they got the pot away from their mother but that sparked a full-on fight.
"Was your mom yelling?" Rockdale County District Attorney Richard Read asked.
"We all yelling, we all mad. Somehow, some way, I don't know where she got it from, I don't even remember a knife block, but she has a knife," said Jasmiyah.
"I had took the pot from her; that's when she grabbed the knife and said 'Get back,' but she didn't keep the knife in her hand," added Tasmiyah.
Jasmiyah said that the fight continued, and at one point, she broke a vase over her mother's head. According to both women, their mother began fighting even harder.
Tasmiyah grabbed the pot and hit her mother with it: "So my mom is winning the battle with the knife or whatever, so I pick up the pot and hit her with the pot."
"She bit me in the chest, and like I said, I'm not that that big, so when she bit me she latched on to me and I tried to get her off because it hurts, so I'm trying to punch her. I guess that then Tas stabs her. She stabbed her," said Jasmiyah.
The three continued fighting, and at one point Jasmiyah took a ribbon medallion that she'd won as a child to choke her mother, according to WCNC.
"So I think I was stunned. Then I picked up the knife and I think I stabbed her, but they wasn't cuts—like, they wasn't deep—because I couldn't bring myself to do it," said Jasmiyah.
Jasmiyah then grabbed her mother's feet and Tasmiyah took her mother's hands and they dragged her body to the bathtub. They both claim that they don't know why they carried her to the bathtub, but they noted that their mother was still alive and was talking to them.
"What's she say?" Read asked.
"That she hates us, she hates us. I guess the same thing: We're going to jail, we're going to jail," Jasmiyah replied.
"What are you saying to her?" Read asked.
"I'm sorry. I told her I was sorry, not just sorry for things but sorry for everything that we couldn't get along and stuff," Jasmiyah said.
Jasmiyah said that her mother then went "under a few times" and "that was it."
The twins claim that they were in shock and that they cried. They then gathered up the pot and knife, took their mother's purse and cellphone, and left for school.
"Just really wish it didn't happen like that, and I wish I could have solved something. I do, I wish … sorry. … It was just confusion and turmoil and it never stopped," said Tasmiyah, crying.
The girls, who have told several versions of what happened that day, admit that they wished things had been different, that they had just called the police when the fight happened. They added that they wished their mother was still alive.
"I'm sorry and I miss her. It's not how y'all are trying to make it seem. I didn't hate her. And Tas didn't hate her, either," said Jasmiyah. "I guess it was just the heat of the moment and the anger between all three of us."
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