October 17th, 2014 (7:49 PM). Edited July 9th, 2017 by Tek.
Howdy, neighbor! Get on in here! We've got casual trades, custom orders, and some rare stuff too. Let me show you around.
I'll accept anything in exchange for Pokémon in the Hatchery; I just want them to go to a good home.
Now, from time to time, I may come across somethin' real special - I put them in the Showcases. I'll trade these for Pokémon of similar value.
If I caught them myself - or got them directly from the person who caught them - they're marked "legit". If I got them in a trade, and everything checks out, they're marked "probably legit". If they're a bit sketchy (encounter date matches powersaves hacked wondercard, etc), then I'll mark them "questionable".
Legit; I hatched this one in LG.
Legit; caught this one in LG.
Legit; captured this one in LG.
Legit; this is another one of mine from LG.
Legit; He's a starter I got in LG.
Legit; I nabbed this mackerel at the Lake of Rage in HG.
Legit; I nabbed this guy before work one day playing Diamond.
Legit; I caught this lil dude in HG shortly after hatching my shiny Buneary.
Legit; captured by me in HG.
Probably legit, no pentagon; received in a trade, appears to be wild-caught.
Probably legit, pentagon; I got this lil dude over Wonder Trade of all things. He appears to be wild-caught.
Legit, pentagon; traded to me by mirza, a PC member.
Legit, pentagon; I hatched this pink furball.
Legit, pentagon; obtained by me.
Legit, pentagon; downloaded this one myself.
Legit, pentagon; I got this spooky guy from GameStop.
Legit, pentagon; another one of mine.
Legit, pentagon; yep, it's mine. It no longer knows the move Hold Back.
Legit, pentagon; another gift from GameStop to me.
Probably legit, no pentagon; I got her from a dude at a comic book convention. Everything checks out, and it went through Pokébank just fine.
Legit; I caught this in HG.
Legit; captured by me in LG.
Legit; captured by me in SoulSilver.
Legit, Gojinka's running mate. Haven't yet transferred up from SS but I will soon.
Legit; I captured this in HG.
Legit; I used one of my Master Balls on this one in HG, because wandering legendaries are irritating.
Probably legit, pentagon; received in an online trade.
Legit, pentagon. Thanks, Eon Ticket!
Probably legit, no pentagon; this appears to be a Dream Radar Giratina.
Legit; I received Kaos at the Ruins of Alph. Probably the most time-consuming soft reset I've ever done.
Legit, non-Kalos; I captured the Deep Black Pokémon in Unova.
All BR Pokémon are hatched and raised by me, and have the blue pentagon, unless otherwise noted.
This is a cloned, super-trained version of my shiny Buneary.
Also available is a non-shiny Mimi, Jolly nature with better IVs and Ice Punch.
If you're looking for Pokemon in one of Kurt's Apriballs, you're in the right place. Any non-legendary Pokémon that can be found in HG/SS can be yours, in the Apriball of your choice. These are a time investment for me, and they can be hard to come by, so your trade should be something with egg moves, and/or good IVs+nature, and/or some other rare ball.
I can also breed Japanese-language Pokémon from SoulSilver. Feel free to request one of these for your next shiny breeding project. Do note that these will take a while. Also they will have a maximum of 4 perfect IVs and are not available in Apriballs.
I have LG, SS, White and White 2 versions, so feel free to ask if you're looking for a specific transfer move.
Lastly, I have acquired the Pokémon Dream Radar, so I can provide those Dream Ball Pokémon with their HAs.
Please include your time zone when posting, as well as FC and IGN if that information isn't already displayed under your username. During the work week, I'll generally be available at 0500 and also between 1700-2100 UTC -6 (Central Standard Time US/Canada). Weekends are... less predictable, but I'm on a lot. Let me know when you can be online, and we'll get a meeting time worked out!
-most wild-caught Aprimon, except for HG version exclusives, will be Japanese.
October 18th, 2014 (8:12 AM). Edited December 31st, 2014 by Tek.
This Lopunny is not only battle-ready with the egg move Fake Out, it's also shiny!
I finally MM'd my first shiny while hatching some Buneary for OR. I was devastated when it came out with the ability Klutz. But then I discovered the Ability Capsule. I was so elated that I trained up my little Buneary, and made a bunch of clones to share with everybody!
I'm giving away ten of this beauty. Please don't redistribute this Lopunny, as I will be adding it to my shop afterwards. If you'd like one, leave a post here with your time zone, and your FC/IGN if that info isn't already displayed under your username. I am typically available to trade between 1700 and 2100 UTC -6 (Central Standard Time US/Canada).
It's hard to tell from the photo, but the nature is Adamant. They will be holding Lopunnite for those of you who have OR/AS!
To commemorate the opening of Tek's Pastures, I'll be giving away a collectible set of Electrode!
If you've ever played G/S/C/HG/SS, you'll recall encountering six Electrode being used by Team Rocket to generate power for their hidden base. A certain trainer says that you have no choice but to faint them, even though it's not their fault.
To enter the raffle, send me a private message that contains the English translation of these Electrode's names. To be clear, they're named きでんき1, きでんき2, and きでんき3.
I'll use some sort of randomizer to determine the winner from all the people who answer correctly. The raffle closes when there are fifty entrants or on November 1st, 23:59PM (Central time, U.S), whichever comes first. Good luck!
First to guess right gets 'em!
[update Sun 28 Dec] The winner and sole entrant is: unowen! Woohoo!!
December 19th, 2014 (10:10 AM). Edited December 22nd, 2014 by Tek.
UPDATE: over twenty shines/events/legendaries added, and more to come. It's almost a whole new shop!
December 25th, 2014 (9:40 AM).
Pokemon Mystery Dungeon series should've been made into a whole anime series.
December 25th, 2014 (11:38 AM). Edited December 25th, 2014 by Skaraborne.
Hey, is the free Lopunny event still available? If so, I'd like to join the event, too. Since it's free, you accept any Pokémon in return?
I'll PM Friend Code and IGN if so.
December 25th, 2014 (8:43 PM).
You two are the first takers! And yes, you can trade anything for them.
If my available times don't work for you, let me know so we can work something out. Otherwise, I'll be on at the specified times (see first post).
December 25th, 2014 (11:02 PM).
Hello! Are you still giving out those Lopunny? If you are I'd like to participate as well!
"I see now that the circumstances of one's birth are irrelevant.
It is what you do with the gift of life that determines who you are"
December 25th, 2014 (11:14 PM).
My 3DS Wi-Fi is down right now, so can I reserve one of the shiny Lopunny?
December 25th, 2014 (11:19 PM).
December 26th, 2014 (1:26 AM).
Basically since it's holiday for me, I tend to be online most of the time.
December 26th, 2014 (3:00 AM). Edited December 26th, 2014 by Skaraborne.
EDIT: I messaged FC and IGN.
December 26th, 2014 (10:34 AM).
December 26th, 2014 (11:02 AM).
December 26th, 2014 (12:31 PM).
December 26th, 2014 (12:44 PM).
December 26th, 2014 (3:05 PM).
All credit for my avatar goes to fenix42!
December 26th, 2014 (3:29 PM).
December 26th, 2014 (3:54 PM).
Hey! I'm on right now if you can trade the Lopunny!
December 26th, 2014 (4:05 PM). Edited December 26th, 2014 by Tek.
Lucky you! There are four left. I'll add you here shortly.
December 27th, 2014 (10:09 AM).
December 27th, 2014 (7:14 PM).
Right on man. I'll add your new FC and we can work some trades out.
December 28th, 2014 (3:35 AM).
December 28th, 2014 (9:02 AM).
Hey Tek sorry that I keep asking things but is the Dratini from the hatchery already sold? Is it possible to trade it after your shiny Lopunny and Helioptile (if still available)? Thanks in advance.
December 28th, 2014 (9:31 AM).
December 28th, 2014 (9:34 AM). Edited December 28th, 2014 by Skaraborne.
Thanks, man! Nice Lopunny, I'm gonna test it in the next battle with my friends! You're a really nice guy! I'm sure I'm gonna leave a review. We'll trade Dratini another time.


Announcing CodeStock 2019's Friday Keynote Speaker!
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Jeremy is a Cloud Developer Advocate for Azure at Microsoft. Jeremy wrote his first program in 1982, was recognized in the "who's who in Quake" list for programming the first implementation of "Midnight Capture the Flag" in Quake C and has been developing enterprise applications for 25 years with a primary focus on web-based delivery of line of business applications. Jeremy is the author of four technology books, a former 8-year Microsoft MVP for Developer Tools and Technologies, is an international speaker and writes regularly on cloud and container development. Jeremy follows a 100% plant-based diet and spends most of his free time running, hiking and camping, and playing 9-ball and one pocket.
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package org.luaj.vm2.ast;

import java.util.List;

import org.luaj.vm2.LuaValue;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Exp.Constant;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Exp.NameExp;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Exp.VarExp;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Stat.Assign;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Stat.FuncDef;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Stat.GenericFor;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Stat.LocalAssign;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Stat.LocalFuncDef;
import org.luaj.vm2.ast.Stat.NumericFor;

/**
 * Visitor that resolves names to scopes. Each Name is resolved to a
 * NamedVarible, possibly in a NameScope if it is a local, or in no named scope
 * if it is a global.
 */
public class NameResolver extends Visitor {

	private NameScope scope = null;

	private void pushScope() {
		scope = new NameScope(scope);
	}

	private void popScope() {
		scope = scope.outerScope;
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(NameScope scope) {
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(Block block) {
		pushScope();
		block.scope = scope;
		super.visit(block);
		popScope();
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(FuncBody body) {
		pushScope();
		scope.functionNestingCount++;
		body.scope = scope;
		super.visit(body);
		popScope();
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(LocalFuncDef stat) {
		defineLocalVar(stat.name);
		super.visit(stat);
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(NumericFor stat) {
		pushScope();
		stat.scope = scope;
		defineLocalVar(stat.name);
		super.visit(stat);
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	}

	@Override
	public void visit(GenericFor stat) {
		pushScope();
		stat.scope = scope;
		defineLocalVars(stat.names);
		super.visit(stat);
		popScope();
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(NameExp exp) {
		exp.name.variable = resolveNameReference(exp.name);
		super.visit(exp);
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(FuncDef stat) {
		stat.name.name.variable = resolveNameReference(stat.name.name);
		stat.name.name.variable.hasassignments = true;
		super.visit(stat);
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(Assign stat) {
		super.visit(stat);
		for (VarExp element : stat.vars) {
			VarExp v = element;
			v.markHasAssignment();
		}
	}

	@Override
	public void visit(LocalAssign stat) {
		visitExps(stat.values);
		defineLocalVars(stat.names);
		int n = stat.names.size();
		int m = stat.values != null? stat.values.size(): 0;
		boolean isvarlist = m > 0 && m < n && stat.values.get(m-1).isvarargexp();
		for (int i = 0; i < n && i < (isvarlist? m-1: m); i++)
			if (stat.values.get(i) instanceof Constant)
				stat.names.get(i).variable.initialValue = ((Constant) stat.values.get(i)).value;
		if (!isvarlist)
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	}

	@Override
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		if (pars.names != null)
			defineLocalVars(pars.names);
		if (pars.isvararg)
			scope.define("arg");
		super.visit(pars);
	}

	protected void defineLocalVars(List<Name> names) {
		for (Name name : names)
			defineLocalVar(name);
	}

	protected void defineLocalVar(Name name) {
		name.variable = scope.define(name.name);
	}

	protected Variable resolveNameReference(Name name) {
		Variable v = scope.find(name.name);
		if (v.isLocal() && scope.functionNestingCount != v.definingScope.functionNestingCount)
			v.isupvalue = true;
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When you hear "hospital food" you likely have visions of wobbly blocks of jell-o, bland chicken breast and soggy green beans. You may also conjure up memories of sterile cafeterias with uncomfortable stack chairs. "Exceptional" is hardly the adjective you may use to describe the healthcare dining experience.
But, times and healthcare facilities are changing! Walk into any of the newest healthcare facilities across the country and you'll be offered delicious food options in beautiful, functional dining spaces with furnishings that are not only comfortable but welcoming. Imagine your favorite fast, casual restaurant within a hospital.
What's driving this change? Patient satisfaction.
The patient experience, as well as the experience of family and visitors is now paramount to the success of healthcare providers. Expectations are high. Consumer attitudes about customer service, accessibility and design are having a dramatic impact on the healthcare experience. Patients and visitors are looking for healthy, inexpensive, satisfying meal options and providers are beginning to deliver!
Food is only one aspect of dining experience in healthcare. The café or dining environment really sets the stage for an inviting, relaxed atmosphere for guests. The institutional buffet line accompanied by cafeteria furniture is being replaced with café height stools and tables, lounge pieces, tables that can be reconfigured and a variety of other solutions.
When we think back to those influential consumer attitudes, take a page from café spaces seen in innovative corporate facilities or large universities. They offer choice when it comes to food, as well as furnishings that support people as they eat, work, study or socialize. Healthcare patients and visitors want similar options.
What considerations go into the design of café and dining facilities?
1. Natural Light – Natural light is shown to boost mood and aid in patient recovery. Whenever possible, plan for windows or architectural wall solutions that let light in rather than using drywall or other light-inhibiting materials. Hospital guests and patients may be undergoing a lot of stress, access to light and nature is shown to have positive benefits to wellbeing.
2. Restaurant Vibes – Ditch traditional cafeteria furnishings for furniture solutions that emulate popular restaurants. Include café height seating and tables as well as tables on casters that are mobile allowing for flexibility. Select upholstery and finishes that are warm with even a residential feel.
3. Connectivity – Ensure that guests have easy access to WI-FI. Offer furniture solutions with built in charging stations or that provide access to power outlets. Guests can plug in and connect their phone, tablet or laptop.
4. Layouts that Promote Choice – Forget the typical buffet line. Design the dining space so that guests can choose from a variety of food options and seating choices. Consider planning smaller, quieter eating areas for individuals while also accommodating larger groups using various table shapes and sizes.
I encourage you to click below to view recent KI cafe installations that incorporate the themes discussed above.
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The lower area was first settled during the Chalcolithic period, around 4000 BCE. Excavations at the site have unearthed an extensive Bronze Age Canaanite settlement which was in place until approximately 2650 BCE. The site was then apparently deserted for over 1500 years until resettled during the Israelite period from the 11th century BCE onwards, initially as an unwalled piece of land cut off as an official or sacred domain was established on the upper hill, and then later as a garrison-town known as "The Citadel".
The citadel and sanctuary were constructed at the time of King David and Solomon. Artifacts found within the sanctuary of the citadel mostly reflect offerings of oil, wine, wheat, etc. brought there by numerous people throughout the reign of the kings of Judah until the kingdom's fall to the Babylonians. However, during the Persian, Maccabean, Roman, and early Muslim eras, locals continued to transport these items to the sacred precinct of the upper hill. Markers of these ancient Israelite rituals remain to this day, with broken pottery littering the entire site.


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Q: Select all not working after ajax load I am using an ajax to load form fields. When the you select the school, the grade fields load. When you select the grade, the show name check box appears. When the select all box appears, I have to click the select all box twice for it to work. It like the checkboxes are not apart of the DOM until the second click.  I am not really sure what the issue is.
Here is all of my code.
Main Page
ShowGrade.html
showname.html
<input type="checkbox" class="coursereportcheckall" onChange="ThirdCheck();" id="checkall" name="coursereportcheckall">Select All

<input type="checkbox" onChange="FourthCheck(this.selectedIndex);" value="10" class="tid" id="tid" name="tid"> George Washington

<input type="checkbox" onChange="FourthCheck(this.selectedIndex);" value="11" class="tid" id="tid" name="tid"> John Adams

showcourse.html
<input type="checkbox" id="checkallcourse">Select All

<input type="checkbox" name="cid" id="cid" class="cid" value="12"/> Twelve

<input type="checkbox" name="cid" id="cid" class="cid" value="13"/> Thirteen

<input type="checkbox" name="cid" id="cid" class="cid" value="14"/> Fourteen

A: You will want to move your jQuery "on" outside of the ThirdCheck function. This should be set on jquery loaded, not when clicking on the checkbox.
$(document).on('click', '.#checkall', function(event) ...

Your problem is the click handler is being set the first time you click and then is being executed the second time you click.
Also, you don't need to include the "." in front of '.#checkall'.

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Don't hate me. You've just broken up from school, and I'm dreaming of autumn days. It's not that I don't love the endless summer holidays – reading in the garden, eating ice-pops; swimming in the sea and eating sandy sandwiches – but autumn has always been the jewel in the year's seasonal crown for me. I love the smoky, earthy smells and the blaze of colours. I love the treasure that hangs heavy on the branches, ready for gathering to make pies, jams and jellies of ruby and purple.
I saw tiny conkers on a tree today, and a thrill ran through me. Conkers are probably my favourite bounty after a brisk, crisp walk. It's a long time since my children played conkers, and longer still since I strung conkers for gaming, but I still collect a bowl full every year. Yet all these things pale against that brightest of autumnal offerings: Halloween!
It helps that I was born just after midnight at Halloween, so my childhood was filled with spider web birthday cakes and spooky costumes. My favourite book, still, is The Halloween Tree by Ray Bradbury. I read it every Halloween, and the film is watched too.
My husband and I even got married in a wonderful Halloween wedding (and yes, the bride wore black). This love of Halloween is of course reflected in my writing. We should write what we know – and even more so, write what we love. My stories often contain ghosts and eerie settings. One novel, Walking with Witches, even takes place at Halloween. It is easy for me to lose myself in that world of candy corn, pumpkin lanterns and flickering candles. I close my eyes and my senses are filled with nearly fifty Halloweens, like an orange and black slideshow.
Last Halloween, my husband and I launched our small publishing company, Forest House Press. True to form, it was celebrated with a big Halloween party at a wonderful country house hotel complete with gothic gates and crow filled skeleton tree on the lawn.
For Halloween this year, I am going to hold a writing competition for children and young people – so get your cauldrons ready and your pointed thinking-caps on. The competition will be announced on our Facebook page, so keep your eyes peeled – grim though that sounds…there. I'm in the mood already!
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Here followed is a complete unofficial translation of the review and comments of Samdech Techo Hun Sen on the historical process of finding peace in Cambodia in commemoration of the 24th anniversary of the Paris Peace Agreement.
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Extremely Rare Belgian Made Spanish Contract Percussion Rifle: Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga
In 1857 the Spanish military took a major step towards the standardization of small arms with the adoption of the Modelo 1857 series of rifled percussion long arms. The guns were based upon the English Pattern 1853 Enfield series of arms and strongly resembled them, with a few minor and distinctly Spanish differences. The adoption of arms based upon the English Enfield was appropriate, as English arms had been in general use with the Spanish military from the end of the first decade of the 19th century.
Spain had initially been a French ally during the first half of the series of Napoleonic Wars that tore through Europe from 1803 to 1815. However, in 1807 Spain become a vassal state of France with Napoleon's brother Joseph serving as a puppet king on the throne of Spain. This led to general unrest throughout the country. In May of 1808, a nationalist uprising took place in Spain and a war for independence started to oust the French regime. This resulted in the Peninsular War campaign of the Napoleonic Wars and an alliance between the Spanish Nationalists and Great Britain. As Great Britain did with many of their allies throughout the Napoleonic Wars including the Portuguese and Prussians, a large number of English made small arms were provided to supply the Nationalist Spanish armies in the field. From that point on, for nearly half a century and even after the return of independent Spanish rule, the small arms of Spain were a mixture of Spanish and English models.
Prior to the first influx of English military arms during the latter part of 1808, the Spanish military's arms were primarily produced within the country and utilized the Miquelet pattern flintlock ignition system. After at least a decade of English influence, more conventional flintlock designs started to be adopted by the Spanish, but the Miquelet lock remained in use by the Spanish military on at least some patterns of small arms through the end of the flintlock period. In 1831, the Spanish first adopted the percussion ignition system experimentally and the alteration of some previously flintlock ignition arms to percussion began on a limited basis. In 1839, the first percussion musket was adopted by the Spanish, the Modelo 1839. Despite the introduction of a new pattern of percussion musket, flintlock designs continued to be adopted for use as late 1843. As the Spanish moved through the 1840s and early 1850s more and more flintlock arms were altered to percussion.
During this period a variety of European countries influenced not only the alteration process of the arms but also the newly adopted percussion arms. The long, reinforced bolster area added to the breech section of many of the percussion altered muskets was similar to bolsters that appear on some French, Dutch and Swiss percussion altered guns. For the newly designed percussion arms, the guns often blended a variety of European and English features. Some muskets had a distinctly Germanic appearance, while others shows French influence. The Modelo 1846 cavalry carbine was a strange blend of a Germanic style musket from the buttplate to the single barrel band but forward of that point was decidedly English in appearance. For roughly a decade from the mid-1840s to the mid-1850s, the newly designed percussion arms received a very Germanic style percussion lock with a hammer block safety system that was popular on some Prussian small arms during the late 1830s and during the 1840s. During this period the small arms of the Spanish were very much of the "design by committee" system incorporating features from diverse sources and resulting is a fairly large number of models seeing use simultaneously without any significant amount of standardization.
Part of the trouble in standardizing of arms was the fact that the Spanish were involved with a series of "civil wars" known as the Carlist Wars during the mid-19th century. The First Carlist War (1833-39) and the Second Carlist War (1846-49) certainly impacted the ability of the government to standardize small arms and expend a significant amount of money on the acquisition of standardized arms.
As the Spanish moved into the 1850s, they started to experiment with rifled bores of a smaller caliber. Prior to this period, the 18mm (nominally .708" caliber) smoothbore was the standard for most Spanish long arms, with some special purpose guns in smaller calibers. Rifles were utilized based on English doctrine as specialty weapons for specialty troops and were not generally issued to the rank and file. In fact, prior to the percussion period, the majority of military rifles in Spanish service were English made flintlock Brunswick Rifles. However, in the early 1850s some smaller bore rifled arms began to see service with Spanish specialty troops, such as the artillery and cavalry branches. Many of these arms had 14.8mm bores (nominally .58" caliber) and seemed to foreshadow the adoption of the Modelo 1857 Rifle.
The first of the 1857 pattern arms was the Carabina Rayada Modelo 1857 Para Cazadores: The Model 1857 Rifle for Riflemen. This was an iron mounted rifle largely based upon the British Pattern 1856 Enfield Short Rifle. It was 14.8mm (.58 caliber) with a rifled bore and a nominally 33" barrel, secured by two barrel bands. Two sling swivels were installed, one on the lower barrel band and one in the toe of the rifle's stock. The distinctively "Spanish" features that help to immediately differentiate the Spanish M1857 from the English P1856 were the unique Spanish system of attaching the rear sight to the barrel by means of a screw-fastened clamping band, the use of a longer breech area than the English rifles with a distinctive octagonal profile, and the use of a ramrod with a brass band around the jag head to protect the rifling from damage. Rather than the saber bayonet used by the British for the majority of their Enfield short rifles, the M1857 utilized a conventional angular socket bayonet, which was also based upon the 1853 Enfield Pattern. In addition to the infantry rifle, the M1857 series included an Artillery Musketoon and a Cavalry carbine, all based upon their English Enfield pattern counterparts. In 1858 a Marine Infantry Rifle was adopted which was essentially the M1857 Rifle with a saber bayonet and a variant of the 1857 Artillery Carbine was adopted as the M1858 with a new rear sight pattern and a new socketed machete type bayonet, reminiscent of the US M1847 Sappers & Miners bayonet. In 1859 an improved version of the percussion lock was adopted, and the new 1858 artillery pattern rear sight was standardized for more general use. This resulted in the newly redesigned M1857/59 Rifle as well as a new, "3-band" full-length infantry rifle the Fusil Rayado Modelo 1859 Para Infanteria which was the Spanish version of the British Pattern 1853 Enfield Infantry Rifle Musket. With a number of newly adopted, standardized smaller bore rifled long arms adopted for all branches of Spanish service, it was soon discovered that the Spanish government arsenals and private arms making industry within the country could not begin to meet the demand.
The demands for small arms by the Spanish government were based upon a number of Spanish colonial conflicts around the globe, the need to rearm and reequip Spanish and colonial troops in other colonies and a desire to take advantage of a respite from the Carlist Wars to finally modernize the small arms arsenal. The Spanish were engaged in south-east Asia (Viet Nam) during the Cochinchina Campaign of 1858-62, were involved in the Hispano-Moroccan War in Morocco from 1859-60 and would be involved in the Dominican Restoration War in the Dominican Republic from 1863-65 and the Franco-Mexican War from 1861-1867. Additionally, they were also trying to reinforce their far flung colonies such as Cuba and the Philippines. This resulted in the usual response of any 19th century European country that found itself in need of small arms in greater numbers than they could produce on their own. They turned to the gunmaking centers of Birmingham (England) and Liège (Belgium). In England the Spanish contracted for variants of the M1859 Infantry Rifle Musket, the M1857/59 Rifle and the M1858/59 Artillery Carbine. Some were produced with the Spanish style breeches and other Spanish features and others were simply commercial versions of the standard Pattern 1853 Rifle Musket, Pattern 1856 Rifle and Pattern 1853 Artillery Carbine.
The Belgian-made arms were more problematic. As hard as the Spanish were trying to standardize their small arms on the Enfield pattern, the Liège-made guns were based upon the current French and Belgian pattern muskets, rifles and carbines of the mid-19th century with back-action percussion locks, flat barrel bands retained by band springs and in standard French/Belgian calibers. The arms procured were the Fusil Modelo Belga, the Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga and the Tercerola Modelo Belga. The Fusil was a full-length, 18mm smoothbore infantry musket that was for all practical purposes a French/Belgian Model 1847 Musket. The Tercerola was also an 18mm smoothbore that was based upon the French Model 1840 Cavalry Carbine. The Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga was a much more interesting and was a truly unique weapon.
The Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga resembled a scaled-down French or Belgian infantry musket of the period. It was 48 ¾" in overall length with a 32 ¾" round barrel secured by three flat brass bands that were retained by springs. The upper band was a combination band and nose cap and resembled the upper band on some Liège-made rifles of the period, like the Brazilian Light Minié Rifle that saw use during the American Civil War. The other furniture was a mixture of an iron buttplate and trigger plate with a brass triggerguard. The overall dimension were quite similar to the French and Belgian pattern infantry rifles from the Model 1840 through the Model 1853 but utilized three barrel bands instead of two and had a 15mm (.59 caliber) rifled bore rather than the larger 18mm bore typical of the French and Belgian rifles. The barrel and iron furniture were browned, with the lock polished bright. The rifle did include some distinctively Spanish features, including the extended hexagonal breech, a rear sight secured to the barrel by a screw-tensioned clamping band and a steel jag head ramrod with a brass wrapping around the head. Like most Spanish-made arms of the period, all of the major components were also "serial numbered", really assembly numbered. The gun was neither a French or Belgian model per-se, nor was it Spanish but was really a French/Belgian infantry rifle musket that was shrunk to the dimensions of the Spanish M1857/59 Rifle with some "Spanish" style features. This completely non-standard rifle that matched no current production long arm in any country's arsenal in no way served to help standardize the Spanish small arms arsenal.
Interestingly, the very non-standard configuration of the Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga drew the ire of the Spanish press by the mid-1860s. At that time Spanish agents had been offering for sale and apparently delivering at least some of the Spanish-made Modelo 1857/59 Rifles to Confederate purchasing agents. Thus, the Spanish were actually selling off the very pattern of guns that they wanted to standardize their arsenal to! An article published on July 1, 1864 in the Spanish newspaper La Iberia refers to the use of these Belgian-made Spanish contract rifles by troops in Cuba and the sale of the Spanish-made guns to Confederate buyers. The article reads in part:
"Units of the Spanish Army in Cuba are currently equipped with expensive and inefficient Liège rifles, while La Euscalduna (a Spanish arms contractor) has to sell their precision weapons to the Confederate South Commissioners, eager to buy them."
As the Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga was the only rifled arm procured in Liège by the Spanish during this period, the article was clearly referencing this pattern of gun.
There is very little in print about Spanish military arms of the 19th century with only the second volume of the three volume Spanish language set by Juan L. Calvo even listing these Belgian-made guns. Volume II, entitled Modelos Portatiles de Avancarga – Armamento de Piston (Portable Muzzleloading Models – Percussion Ignition) covers these guns in the third section Appendice 1839-1873. The author notes in the short section about the Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga that despite the fact that the guns are discussed and listed with great frequency in period Spanish military documents, extant examples are practically unknown. In fact, the author notes that the only example that they could find to illustrate for the book was in the collection of the Museo Militar de Castillo de Montjuich (the Military Museum of Montjuïc Castle) in Barcelona. He further notes that this single example was missing the rear sight, so they could not illustrate that feature of the rifles. Calvo notes that no other examples of these scarce Belgian-made Spanish contract rifles could be located. Unfortunately, the Military Museum of Montjuïc Castle was closed by a Ministirial Order of April 27, 2007 and the disposition of the museum's collection is unclear. As a result, the Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga offered here may be one of the only surviving examples of these rare rifle and could possibly be the only complete example to survive.
Offered here is a VERY FINE condition, 100% complete and correct example of the extremely rare Belgian-made Spanish contract Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga. The gun remains extremely crisp throughout and is really in a wonderful state of preservation. The gun is assembly numbered 424, was produced in 1858 and is all matching throughout. The matching assembly number 424 appears on the exterior of the gun on the buttplate tang, the lock, the breech plug tang, the left breech flat and on the reverse of the stock between the tang and the single lock screw escutcheon. The number also appears under the barrel, on the attachment band of the rear sight under the barrel and in pencil in the barrel channel of the stock. The manufacturing date 1858 is found on the lock, on the counterpane of the stock and under the barrel. An oval Belgian maker's cartouche with the letters FM is stamped on the nocksform on the top of the breech and on the counterpane of the stock. An additional mark, IL is stamped on the nocksform, under the barrel and on the ramrod, suggesting that the this may be a contractor mark of the maker of the barrel and the ramrod. The only other markings on the exterior are a large H stamped on the lock and nocksform that appears to be some sort of inspection mark. All of the markings remain clear and crisp with the exception of the assembly number and tiny makers marks on the counterpane of the stock, which are slightly weak due to age. The gun retains about 70%+ of the original browned finish on the barrel, with nearly all of it still present under the barrel where it has been protected by the stock and showing a large patch of loss between the breech and rear sight on the top of the barrel. When the gun was obtained it had a thick coat of old Cosmoline on the barrel and in bore. While this certainly helped to preserve the gun, it apparently weakened the finish in the breech area and removing the Cosmoline also removed some of the thinned finish in this area. The buttplate and trigger plate retain only some wispy traces of finish and have a mostly smoky gray patina. The lock has a similar pewter gray patina to the furniture with some areas of darker discoloration and some traces of old Cosmoline. The brass barrel bands and triggerguard have an extremely thick, uncleaned ocher patina that is very attractive. The barrel is essentially smooth with some evenly distributed light surface oxidation and some surface crustiness that appears to be more the result of the old Cosmoline crusting with age, rather than from any sort of pitting. The lock remains extremely crisp and functions correctly on all positions. The half-cock notch is in the typical European location, just barely above the percussion cone, where it functions as a true safety. The bore of the musket is in VERY FINE condition and is essentially mirror bright with fine, 4-groove rifling. Only some scattered flecks of surface oxidation are present in the bore, which is almost completely pristine. The original rear sight is present on the barrel, secured by its original fire blued tension band which is assembly numbered to the gun. The rear sight is a folding leaf aperture sight of a pattern that first appears on some Spanish military carbines in the mid-1850s. Both the rear sight leaf and method of attachment to the barrel are distinctly Spanish in pattern. The original combination front sight and socket bayonet lug is in place 7/8" from the muzzle. The rifle retains both of the sling swivels, with the upper swivel mounted on the middle barrel band and the lower swivel on the front bow of the triggerguard. The original brass-banded Spanish pattern ramrod is in place and is full-length with fine threads at the end. The stock remains in FINE condition as well. It is solid, full-length and free of any breaks, cracks or repairs. The stock shows no signs of sanding and retains fine lines and some of the wood retains a somewhat feathery texture. The wood still has some old traces of Cosmoline in the protected areas and the nooks and crannies, like the sharp steps behind the barrel bands and in the tighter areas where furniture is inlet to the wood. The stock has an attractive orange tone and a straight but subtle grain that may be beech rather than European walnut. The stock does show some lightly scattered handling marks and minor dings and mars but shows absolutely no abuse or damage and remains as crisp as the balance of the gun.
Overall, this is a really exceptional condition example of an incredibly scarce Carabina Rayada Modelo Belga. These Belgian-made Spanish contract rifles from the end of the late 1850s and early 1860s are so rare that the leading Spanish language three volume set on the subject could only find a single incomplete example in a Barcelona museum to illustrate in the book. While there are almost certainly a few other extant examples floating around in institutional or private collections, this is the only example that I have ever seen anywhere. All mid-19th century Spanish military arms are extremely rare, particularly in the United States. This is a fabulous example of a very rare gun that belongs in an advanced collection of Spanish military arms or a collection that focuses on the mid-19th century military arms of Europe. This is one of those guns that I am quite sure that when you add it to your collection, none of your collector friends will be able to say, "I've got one of those….."
Tags: Extremely, Rare, Belgian, Made, Spanish, Contract, Percussion, Rifle, Carabina, Rayada, Modelo, Belga

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ST. GEORGE — In a feat that may cause those with a fear of heights to shudder, a German slackliner is planning to walk between two hot air balloons over Monument Valley later this month.
Similar to walking a tightrope, slacklining is a sport where participants balance on a strip of webbing, although it's not as taut as a tightrope.
Alexander Schulz, a German slackliner for One Inch Dreams with multiple world records for slacklining under his belt, will be the man braving the walk between the hot air balloons high above Monument Valley in San Juan County. The event is slated to happen anytime between Oct. 12 and Oct. 15, depending on weather.
The event is part of "Wunderbar Together" and "Deutschlandjahr USA," a year-long campaign funded by the German government to celebrate and highlight the connections between Germany and the U.S., said Kelsey Suter, a public relations representative for the initiative.
"It's an interesting and unique celebration of U.S.-German friendships and relations," Suter said.
One balloon involved in the slacklining event will have the German flag on it, while the other balloon will have the American flag to represent the ties between Germany and the U.S. And for those worried that Schulz may fall to the valley floor after one wrong move, he will be safely tethered to the line in case he slips.
It may be hard for people to view the feat from the ground because the location will be within a remote area of Monument Valley away from the roads and tourists, Suter said.
A video of Schulz slacklining between the hot air balloons will be available on the website for One Inch Dreams shortly after the event.
The "Wunderbar Together" campaign kicked off with a reception in Washington, D.C, on Wednesday, and will also have launch events in Boston, Atlanta, Los Angeles and Indianapolis. Later in the year, a pop-up tour will travel around the U.S.
"The German-American friendship is built on a myriad of personal connections that span the Atlantic – centuries-old family ties and new friendships, twin towns and sister cities, and friendships between schools and universities," said German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier.
He survived a 100-foot fall in a slot canyon. Now he's climbing again.
Even though I think it's a bullcrap enterprise, I support your right to slackline. I don't agree with the concept of pointless athletic pursuits, and this is one of them!


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Hurston begins the novel with heavy foreshadowing as Janie returns to Eatonville, and promises to tell Pheoby the entire story of all that she has seen and done since she left. This framing device creates a strong sense of anticipation for answers to the questions of who Janie is, where she has returned from, and why her return is so momentous as to be gossiped about by her neighbors.
Jody's Oppression
Jody does not want an equal partner in marriage, and this desire is foreshadowed in his first meeting with Janie in which he calls her "a pretty doll-baby" who is "made to sit on the front porch and rock and fan yo'self." Janie falls for the sweet-talk and Jody helps her escape Logan's household, but she lands in another miserable situation in which she has no autonomy. Janie tries to be the delicate wife that Jody says he wants, but fails because her need for self-discovery and independence is far too great. Jody's inability to fulfill Janie's dream of a perfect, harmonious romance is also foreshadowed in their first day together as man and wife, in which he "didn't make many speeches with rhymes to her." Janie's continuous frustration with Jody foreshadows the eventual freedom she will feel upon his death. After his burial, "She would have the rest of her life to do as she pleased."
Tea Cake's Death
In the first chapter, Janie tells Pheoby that Tea Cake is gone, and "dat's de only reason" she has come back to Eatonville, foreshadowing that Tea Cake is a significant character who will die in the story. After Tea Cake and Janie marry, he is grievously wounded in a fight after a game of dice he played to win Janie's money back. This beating foreshadows Tea Cake's eventual demise from rabies after rescuing Janie during the hurricane. In both circumstances, Tea Cake's self-sacrificing acts cause a surge of passion in Janie. After the first fight, Janie feels "a self-crushing love" for her husband, and after the death of rabid Tea Cake, Janie "held his head tightly to her breast and wept and thanked him wordlessly."
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Engender TV Magazine
Engender Episode 2 (longer) Promo from Tina-Louise Smith on Vimeo.
[intro]The role and representation of women in our media will come into focus in a three-part TV magazine to be broadcast on Community TV in December.[/intro]
A television documentary produced by Accidental Films and TV called Engender is set to open dialogue on the manner in which the media portray women.
The television magazine programme takes its name from the verb to engender. Its title plays with the meaning of the word through its goal to engender a more equal and just world with regards the valuing of women and men in society; and through its specific focus on gender, the last two syllables of engender.
This dynamic hour-long programme uses vox pops, inserts, animated text, graphics, and presenter facilitated studio discussions to explore and expose gender inequalities in South African society with a view to engendering an understanding of feminism and its goals.
According to Accidental Films and TV founder, Tina-Louise, the aim of this pilot programme is to make feminism more accessible in society.
"We have been living in a democratic society for over 20 years now and we were promised freedom and equality. We believe that gender rights are human rights and that everyone who believes in equality, is at heart a feminist," she said. "Our three-part pilot examines society and argues that feminism is still needed in a country hailed for its progressive Constitution, and in a world where we can communicate instantly with friends in different time zones. Despite policy and technological advances, we struggle to advance into a lived experience where we are treated equally regardless of where we place ourselves on the gender continuum, where boys are not discouraged from pursuing ballet, or girls are allowed to be raucous, where men may express their vulnerabilities and women may be confident without being called aggressive, feisty, or bossy."
Episode 2 of this 3-part pilot programme examines the way media represent people through a gendered lens that normalises stereotypes based on perceived genders and sexualities. Panellists in discussion are Women's and Gender Studies lecturer at the University of the Western Cape, Professor Desiree Lewis, AllAfrica.Com Managing Editor, Juanita Williams and SWEAT Media and Advocacy Officer, Lesego Tlhwale.
It will air on Cape Town Community TV, channel 263 on DSTV, on the following dates:
Tuesday, 1 December: 21h30
Friday, 4 December: 11h30
Sunday, 6 December: 18h00
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Melinda Meza
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Updated: 9:57 AM PST Feb 10, 2012
San Joaquin County Bureau Chief Melinda Meza has 15 years experience in television news. She has been an anchor, reporter, producer and photographer.Melinda graduated from San Diego State University and attended the Poynter Institute. She is a member of the California Chicano News Media Association.Melinda started as a producer at KGTV in San Diego then went to Chico for her first on-air job. She started a morning show in Santa Rosa as an anchor and reporter. There, she took home numerous awards and had a weekly health series.Melinda has covered everything from the BART riots in Oakland to Southern California wildfires to the Scott Peterson murder trial.Melinda says she is excited to cover San Joaquin County and be close to home.She says community involvement is important to her and she likes to give a voice to community members.Melinda has a son and enjoys working out, boating, dancing, hiking, watching television and spending time with family.
San Joaquin County Bureau Chief Melinda Meza has 15 years experience in television news. She has been an anchor, reporter, producer and photographer.
Melinda graduated from San Diego State University and attended the Poynter Institute. She is a member of the California Chicano News Media Association.
Melinda started as a producer at KGTV in San Diego then went to Chico for her first on-air job. She started a morning show in Santa Rosa as an anchor and reporter. There, she took home numerous awards and had a weekly health series.
Melinda has covered everything from the BART riots in Oakland to Southern California wildfires to the Scott Peterson murder trial.
Melinda says she is excited to cover San Joaquin County and be close to home.
She says community involvement is important to her and she likes to give a voice to community members.
Melinda has a son and enjoys working out, boating, dancing, hiking, watching television and spending time with family.


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Nokia Lumia 929 windows Phone Details Surfaced!
Earlier rumors aired about Nokia's first five-inch super phone Lumia 929 to Mobile World Congress come the end of February in Abu Dhabi. The U.S. journalist Evan Blass has leaked photos of the Nokia Lumia 929 via his Twitter account.
The Nokia Lumia 929 is a high-end model, according to the Finns rumors developed for the U.S. mobile service provider Verizon. Now, the U.S. provider has accidentally confirmed the rumor hence U.S. bloggers stumbled in the online store of Verizon about the new Lumia, the cost of Lumia 929 will be around 777 dollars and will be available in black and white there in a very short time .
When Chinese traders Tao Bao stumbled, the Lumia 929 is supposed to be available already in a gray market. With the Lumia 929, Nokia would bring a device for the first time what is similar to the Samsung Galaxy S4 which has a five-inch display. This closes the gap between the smaller Lumia 925 and the giant Phablet 1520.
A similar variant for Europe is to be expected, such as the Lumia 935. Technically, the Lumia 929 is largely a more manageable version of the giant - Phablet Lumia 1520, currently which is one of the best Windows Phone Smartphone available in the market. The most important difference is that the new Lumia 929 is with its five-inch screen much easier to handle than the six-inch Phablet.
Like the Lumia 1520; Lumia 929 is coming with fast quad-core processor Qualcomm Snapdragon 800 with 2.2 GHz. The new Lumia would be significantly faster than the current Lumias in terms of the graphics performance and is expected to quadruple as the Lumia a1520. The operating system is Windows Phone 8 and it is used in the current version GDR3 with any extension of Nokia's Lumia Black firmware. Wireless Charging with Qi -compatible charging cradle is possible; NFC, Bluetooth 4.0 and improved microphone technique (three or more microphones) are installed.
Important difference with Lumia 1520 is that its memory is not expandable supposedly, but 32 GB could be installed. The five-inch screen comes with a Full HD resolution of 1920x1080 pixels, while the Lumia 925 has only 1280x768 pixels. Tension remains the question of whether the new technology is installed for better readability in direct sunlight. The 20 megapixel camera is expected to resemble the Pure View camera with which the Lumia 1520 has.
In this case, the phone uses the high resolution of the sensor in order to optimize image quality for smaller variants of the five-megapixel photos. Flash replacement has done to serve a dual LED light. The Lumia 929 could be seen at the Mobile World Congress in late February as the last Windows phone under the brand name Nokia before Microsoft complete the acquisition of Nokia's mobile phone division. With the Lumia 929, Nokia and Microsoft could introduce a Windows Superphone the latest technology generation on the wireless trade show in Barcelona last, the much handier than the size of its technical model Lumia 1520. We can only hope that the version for the European market comes similar to that of Lumia 935 in the color range in the market.
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About the Visionary Founder
Dr. Queen Blessing is the visionary Founder of Blessings Of Africa Empowerment Foundation, Nigeria, Africa and Global Community Economic Enrichment for the Voiceless Africans, PIN, (Displaced by economic disadvantage), and Youths In Need (YIN) (At risk youths and children)
Dr Queen Blessing Itua is a renowned Nigerian-American leader and a recipient of the President Obama Lifetime award for Excellence in Service. Dr Queen Blessing is a Professional who brings investors to Africa in fulfillment of her mandate for Africa: Development of the motherland. She wrote a book about the development of the motherland: "We Are the Blessings of Africa, Reshaping Our Greatness Together." It was just launched in March by the United Nations at the General Assembly, UN, New York.
Dr Queen Blessing visits Nigeria and other African Countries frequently with business delegates from China-Middle East-USA with the ultimate goal of bringing resources, funding, and business delegates to Africa for the development of the motherland. She has a network of investors with a combined financial strength in excess of $60B. The investment cuts across energy, housing, roads, airports/seaports, hospitality, etc. The investment cuts across energy, housing, roads, airports / seaports, hospitality etc.
Dr. Queen Blessing Itua
Visits to Nigeria
On her recent visit to Nigeria, she visited the First Lady of Nigeria, Her Excellency, Mrs. Aisha Buhari with a Collective delegation at the Villa January 18, 2018
She also visited The Executive Governor of Edo State, His Excellency, Godwin Obaseki, on January 22, 2018 and many others. She granted NTA in Lagos a live interview where she talked about her selfless work of developing Nigeria.
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"My Goal Is To Have Sustainable Development For Our Motherland"
– Queen Blessing Itua
Read full interview here
She is an advocate for African community development and a public health practitioner, specialist in preventive wellness – the key to green technology.
She founded the "Global Empowerment Movement" USA and the "Blessings of Africa" Nigeria, dedicated to bridging the gap, empowering the voiceless, and bringing developments to Mother Africa. These non-profit organizations have become a part of the Georgia State Senate Resolution 381 passed in 2017.
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NEPC Ambassador
Mr. Shegun Awolowo, DG, Nigerian Export Promotion Council (NEPC) made Dr. Queen Blessing Itua NEPC Ambassador
Humanitarian Foundations
Through Global Empowerment Movement and Blessings of Africa Empowerment Foundation, Dr. Itua serves the underprivileged and she provides leadership to the women, youths, and families of Africa which is a necessity of today and also a must for successful implementation of green technology projects throughout the African continent.
She strongly believes that to truly fulfil the desire to eradicate poverty, abuse, subjugation, and human trafficking, there is need to economically empower the people of Africa. Present development effort matters too, so education of leaders, public, and private corporations is needed to effectively anchor the and spearhead the personal, professional, and communal development and empowerment projects.
Together, we can win the selfless effort of fighting against human trafficking, abuse, women subjugation, poor healthcare, and poverty as we make our world a better place for all.
Learn more about Dr. Queen Blessing Itua in this detailed interview by the Nations Nigeria
The Founder's Mission for Africa
Dr. Queen Blessing's Impoverished Background Drives Her Service Passion
Dr. Queen Blessing's impoverished background growing up in Nigeria, Africa has given her insight and understanding of the struggles and dangers facing the underprivileged, impoverished, voiceless people in need. She is determined to continue to advocate for and be the voice of the weak and empower the voiceless women, mothers, girls, and youths around the world, who because of impoverishment, abuse, abandonment, and bereavement are vulnerable to deception, exploitation, and/or plagued by the crimes of abuse, human trafficking, and forced prostitution.
Her commitment to inspiring others to personal transformation necessary for reaching crowning potential ignited her passion to creating the "Unlocking the Blessing Code" series: Self and selfless empowerment.
Self-Economic Education (SEE) is a Mindset Makeover programs for everyone who desire Poverty, Abuse, and Human Trafficking prevention, reduction, intervention and eradication. The Self-Economic Education (SEE) is a personal life skill discovery and mentality maker empowerment that focuses on the individual empowerment. Every individual has the responsibility of self-rescue but needs skills to make integrity-based decisions. Self-development is followed by real support, including mentorship, talent incubator, and economic resources for the talent/skill development and deployment especially for the most vulnerable and underprivileged.
The Selfless empowerment is "Be A Blessing" service mentality drive, motivating people to action: "Dignifying the Needy with Our Surplus." Be A Blessing, Dignifying the Needy with Our Surplus initiatives encourages everyone to support the less privileged among us with our "extras and surplus supplies." It does not take much to support the most vulnerable and together, we can channel our surpluses to eradicate poverty. All we need is the desire to support the most vulnerable ones among us with our surpluses (surplus time to enrich and impart knowledge and develop the talent of the needy, surplus resources/materials, etc. and love).
Dr. Queen Blessing has been a strong advocate for issues affecting African Immigrants in the state of Georgia. For years now, Dr. Queen Blessing has regularly coordinated Africans in the Diaspora: Our Voices Matter. Dr. Queen Blessing is the Executive Coordinator of the African Diaspora Day for "A Taste of Africa" at the Georgia State Capitol building co-hosted by Her Excellency, Senator Donzella James, to showcase the rich heritage and culture of the African diaspora. The aforementioned event provides a glimpse of Dr. Queen Blessing's vision of Africa unity. We are Stronger Together!
Dr. Queen Blessing's book: "We Are The Blessings of Africa, Reshaping Our Greatness Together"
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St Luke's School wins TSB's nationwide science competition as pupils become space explorers on top secret mission to Mars
TSB's CEO, Dr Paul Pester, and space scientist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock build rockets and colonise Mars with Year 5 class from St Luke's school during British Science Week.
TSB joins forces with Lucy Hawking to create 'Let's Build a Rocket' workshop to get children excited about STEM subjects.
80% of Brits believe we must do more to inspire the next generation of budding scientists.
On Thursday 15 March 2018, TSB CEO Dr Paul Pester and space scientist Dr Maggie Aderin-Pocock visited St Luke's Church of England primary school in Formby, Liverpool to help bring the wonders of the universe to life for 60 Year 5 pupils. The class spent the day designing rockets getting set for lift-off on a top secret mission to colonise Mars.
The workshop – Let's Build a Rocket – is the result of a collaboration between Lucy Hawking, TSB and Curved House Kids – a company specialising in educational materials for young people.
Specifically aimed at Key Stage 2 students, the workshop sees students become space explorers who design a rocket for their journey into space. Incorporating maths, science and art, the initiative has been designed to encourage more children to engage with STEM subjects and to demonstrate the value and impact that numeracy and technology skills can have.
Paul Pester, Chief Executive Officer of TSB says: "Stephen Hawking has always been a huge inspiration to me. He was instrumental in fuelling my lifelong love for maths and physics, and it was a real honour to meet him just a couple of years ago.
"As every physicist knows, you can travel anywhere in space and time with just a pencil, a sheet of paper and your imagination. I want every child to have the same opportunity to explore the universe as I have had and, even more importantly, see how STEM subjects will give them the foundation to go anywhere and do anything they want to in later life.
"I know first-hand how STEM subjects are the backbone to how we live our lives. Physics gives you a broad understanding of the world you live in and helps you develop key skills, from problem-solving to being analytical.
"It was fantastic to spend a day building rockets and planning a top secret mission to Mars with the Year 5 class of space explorers at St Luke's primary school in Liverpool. Our TSB partners will be delivering our 'Let's Build a Rocket' workshop up and down the country as we do our bit to inspire the next generation of budding scientists!"
Mrs Jenny Harper, Year 5 teacher at St Luke's C of E Primary School says: "I really couldn't believe it when I received a phone call to say that our school had won TSB's Let's Build a Rocket competition. STEM is of paramount importance to us at our school and it was amazing recognition of all the work we do day in, day out.
"And what a day it was on Thursday – amazing from start to finish. All of Key Stage 2 were completely and utterly inspired by the assembly, led by Dr Paul and Dr Maggie – making us realise that if we dream big, work hard and try our best, our dreams can come true, no matter what hurdles are placed in our way.
"Year 5 then had the privilege of working with Dr Paul and Dr Maggie to explore why and how we could reach and colonise Mars. The children loved the workshops and are more excited about STEM than ever before. It was amazing for the children to meet some 'real scientists' as they called them and to realise that science and STEM are a real option for a career. Science is not just sitting in a lab holding a test tube but can be hanging out of the back of a plane to take photographs of missiles!"
Sharon Cowey, Headteacher at St Luke's C of E Primary School adds: "We have redesigned our curriculum over recent years, to make it as creative and relevant as possible, taking advantage of first hand experiences for the children, so TSB's Let's Build a Rocket competition fitted perfectly. We encourage our children to reach for the stars! It was wonderful for them to see that scientists are real people and that a STEM-related career is a real possibility."
Inspiring the next generation of budding scientists
Recent research from TSB revealed that 61% of Brits chose not to study STEM subjects beyond GCSE / O level and almost a fifth of adults did not think they would be relevant to their future job or careers.
Over a quarter (27%) of Brits regret their decision and more than two fifths (41%) wish they had felt more inspired by STEM subjects during school and college.
Encouragingly, the majority of people don't want future generations to have the same regret and over 80% think it's important we inspire young people to think about studying STEM subjects.
TSB believes that banks should be there to serve the local communities they're a part of. That's why TSB Partners work with local schools and community groups. They will be delivering our 'Let's Build a Rocket' workshop up and down the country to inspire the next generation of budding scientists!
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TSB's research was conducted in February 2018 by One Poll surveying 2,000 UK adults.
British Science Week runs from 9 -18 March 2018. Visit the website https://www.britishscienceweek.org/ for more information.
About Let's Build a Rocket
The 'Let's Build a Rocket' workshop is part of TSB's volunteering programme which encourages everyone working at the Bank to spend eight hours, when they would normally be working, supporting the local community.
TSB launched back onto high streets on 9 September 2013.
TSB was built to bring more competition to UK banking and ultimately make banking better for all UK consumers. TSB only serves local customers and local businesses, to help fuel local economies, because communities thriving across Britain is a good thing for all of us.
We have a simple, straightforward and transparent banking model and make clear on our website how we operate and make money. We offer the products and services people tell us they want, with none of the funny stuff people normally associate with traditional banks.
Our five million customers appear to notice: TSB is Britain's most recommended high street bank and was identified as one of the top five big companies to work for in 2018.
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We would strongly urge you that whenever possible you make any appointments for your child outside of school hours. However, we are realistic and understand that sometimes this is just not possible. If you do not to make an appointment for your child during school hours, i.e dentist or GP, please try to get them as close to either the start or end of school if possible.
If your child does have an appointment during the school day it is imperative that you let school know that you will be collecting them early to take them to an appointment.


The validity of creating a single bonsai from two separate sources of plant material (one of which has been long dead) has often been a matter of considerable debate within the western bonsai.
Such is the hobby of bonsai, the ancient art form developed in China to create unique shapes, balance and scale in small trees that would be big trees if not constantly pruned and cared for. They are.
Watering In fall, winter and spring, water tropical bonsai thoroughly every two or three days. In hot summer months, water daily–especially in dry, hot climates.
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The word bonsai, when translated from the Japanese, becomes "bon," a low-sided pot or tray, and "sai," a planting. or if they are part of a display with stone or wood accessories, or evergreen, con.
Bonsai is defined as the growing of dwarfed-sized ornamental trees in small shallow pots or trays and selectively shaping the. are bent and carved to give the appearance of old or dead wood. Latina.
In this how-to video, you will learn how to make a wooden bonsai pot. You will need pressure treated wood made of all weather oak. You will also need a strain.
Matching pots of flowers tied the area together. Pink and white Hibiscuses, blue painted lake rocks, a trailing strawberry pl.
Choose the right bonsai pot for your bonsai tree. There are many different materials used in bonsai pots. You can find them made of mica, terra cotta, stoneware, porcelain, wood, and plastic.Most people use mica and plastic pots when their bonsai is.
To evoke such a mood, the pot must be chosen with an artistic eye. To create an "old" snag of wood on your young bonsai, snap off a branch or the top of the trunk. Pull down a strip of bark from th.
Leonard has turned a heavy wood gate into a work of art. He immersed himself in bonsai and continues to see "the exquisite beauty of trees growing in pots. Each has its own beauty and growth requir.
Explore rob venus's board "Wooden Bonsai Pots" on Pinterest. | See more ideas about Bonsai, Floral arrangements and Planters.
Dedicated to creating world-class bonsai material, Telperion Farms lies in the foothills of the Cascade mountain range, east of Salem. The farm offers a full range of pots, tools, soils, books, etc. for bonsai enthusiasts. gary wood bonsai pots.
Some of them are hundreds of years old — yielding young leaves from bone-smooth wood. The trees are. In choosing a pot, consider color, shape and size to enhance beauty and well-being of the bonsa.
About The Art of Bonsai Project. An effort to explore the aesthetic and artistic elements of bonsai, including technical composition, presentation, display and other ways in which bonsai impacts the human eye and soul.
Most of the trunks contain dead white wood and living brown wood. The only difference is that big bonsai are heavier and harder to re-pot. Size is a more important factor when it comes to the pot t.
Bon is pronounced as the English word "bone", and means pot, container or tray. of the contrast between the large wood elements produced in the spring and.
Bonsai cultivation and care involves the long-term cultivation of small trees in containers, called bonsai in the Japanese tradition of this art form. Similar practices exist in other Japanese art.
It is a magnetic magical floating bonsai pot , floating in the air ,rotating 360 degrees automatically when the power is turned on.Easy to install ,easy to water, easy.
As the pots, awaiting their plantings, trickled in, Lang was delighted. Sculptor Brett Thomas' container for Jack Sustic's buttonwood bonsai is a moving extension of the tree's serpentine branches. Si.
He plans to transform a juniper from a local nursery into a bonsai specimen. Dietz, who has a degree in forestry, was drawn to "tinkering with little trees in pots" about 20 years. such as jin — we.
About The Art of Bonsai Project. An effort to explore the aesthetic and artistic elements of bonsai, including technical composition, presentation, display and other ways in which bonsai impacts.
Amazon.com : Levitating Air Bonsai Pot – Magnetic Levitation Suspension flower and air bonsai pot. Color, Bamboo Wood, white base , brown bonsai, Wood, D.
The bonsai artist starts with a small woody tree or shrub, choosing a healthy plant with a good root system, interesting structure, a heavy trunk for its size, and little or no insect damage or dead w.
The art of bonsai (bone. Peter Wood will be doing a PowerPoint presentation and discussion on the basic horticultural and artistic principles of bonsai. Peter will answer the question: "How does th.
Typically this includes the use of rocks, gravel, water, statuary, bridges, wood and. bonsai as a primary feature. Bonsai are used as accents, often displayed on individual stands because they rema.
Ms Mottlee said native Australian trees responded differently compared to northern hemisphere plants when transformed into bonsai. "If you look at gums, typically you will prune only on the soft wood.
Cheap bonsai pot, Buy Quality resin pot directly from China plant pot Suppliers: Totoro Resin Succulents Flowerpot Wood Tree Stump Maceteros Mini Plant.
old wood, gravel, etc, to the arrangement to evoke the natural landscape. A whole scenery representing mountains and gorges, forests or groves can be created in a bonsai dish. Keeping the overall pict.
A bonsai is a small tree or shrub grown in a shallow pot. Pruning is what makes and keeps it small. To create an "old" snag of wood on your young bonsai, snap off a branch or the top of the trunk.
Jun 9, 2010. In this how-to video, you will learn how to make a wooden bonsai pot. You will need pressure treated wood made of all weather oak. You will.
Azalea Bonsai Creation and Care. In the world of bonsai, there are few things more beautiful than an Azalea bonsai in full bloom. No other plant can boast a.
Choose the right bonsai pot for your bonsai tree. There are many different materials used in bonsai pots. You can find them made of mica, terra cotta, stoneware, porcelain, wood, and plastic.
Bonsai is a Japanese art form using cultivation techniques to produce small trees in containers. Wooden tray and dish-like pots with dwarf landscapes on modern -looking wooden shelves also appear in the 1309 Kasuga-gongen-genki scroll.
Jun 16, 2006. Finally, the plant is transferred into bonsai pot where it will spend the. The wood for grow boxes can be purchased if necessary or as I do, you.
All the information needed to create a beautiful Ficus bonsai for your home or office. How to grow Ficus bonsai from cuttings, or from plants purchased from.
A small forest could be created with some trees showing tips of dead wood called jin, as if they had been struck. Most clay trays, wooden boxes or ceramic pots selected for bonsai are much smaller.
Around the 14th century, the term for dwarf potted trees was "the bowl's tree" (鉢の木, hachi no ki).This indicated use of a fairly deep pot, rather than the shallow pot denoted by the eventual term bonsai.Hachi no Ki (The Potted Trees) is also the title of a Noh play by Zeami Motokiyo (1363–1444), based on a story in c. 1383 about an impoverished.
I bought this tree cheaply from a bonsai nursery many moons ago. I chose it because at the time it was very straight and had little taper. I wanted it for a club demo to show that something could be made from nothing.
Mark your calendars! April 11-14, 2019 the Houston Bonsai Society in partnership with ABS and the Lone Star Bonsai Federation will host the 2019 ABS convention.
If your bonsai is in the training stage, then the pot you need to use is a functional training pot. Training pots are available made of plastic, mica, and even wood.
Bonsai pots for sale & a bit about them. with flowers or show off special features of a tree such as fruits, cones or the dead wood of an ancient looking trunk.
Jan 9, 2017. Biographical Information: Bonsai guru, nurseryman, bonsai potter, and philosopher, Gary makes bonsai pots which are almost all sold.
Its massive space holds a wide collection of plants from basic houseplants to exotics such as Bonsai and Hibiscus trees. p.
Explore the ancient art of miniature Japanese and Chinese trees at Four Seasons Bonsai Club's 43rd annual bonsai show, Saturday. friendly presentations on growing your own bonsai. Bonsai, pots, too.
This page describes bonsai container as a guide to bonsai basics of bonsai tree care.
Aug 29, 2018. Shop pots & planters in the planters, stands & window boxes section of Lowes. com. Find quality. 17.32-in W x 17.72-in H White Wood Planter.
Learning the styles There are many bonsai styles, and Gipe has spent the last 10 years learning about them. Each comes with its own guidelines, like the "drift wood" style. will pull the tree out o.


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Q: Script measurement tool in Photoshop to measure distance between two points Can the measurement tool be scripted to measure a custom distance? Not an existing measurement, that is.
I would have thought it possible, but Abobe's documentation are sketchy
and there's not much info when it comes down to scripting the measurement tool. Or ruler, as it use to be known. More specifically a lack of examples using the ruler in a script.
Ideally I'd like to:

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*Script a measurement from x1,y1 to x2,y2

*Determine its length, (preferably from a variable, not from a text file - see below)

*Clear the ruler tool (so no ruler line appears)

*Delete any measurements (so there are no recordings in the ruler window)

That's basic trig, right? But if you can't set the initial ruler then this is all for nothing.
The only thing on the list I've done is the last. :(
I stumble at the first hurdle not being able to set the ruler, which I thought would be app.activeDocument.recordMeasurements(); Only it gets returned as undefined or Unable to record measurements for selection.
As minimal working, this is pretty minimal:
 // Let's stick to pixels as the units to make things easier.

// Switch off any dialog boxes
displayDialogs = DialogModes.ERROR; // OFF

// Get and set the units to pixels
var currentUnits = app.preferences.rulerUnits;
app.preferences.rulerUnits = Units.PIXELS;

// delete existing measurements
app.measurementLog.deleteMeasurements(); // THIS WORKS!!

// call the source document
var srcDoc = app.activeDocument;

// Set array to record measurements
var rulerArr = [];

// Set ruler measurement
measure_it(x1,y1,x2,y2); // this a fictional function
// not even the ScriptListener records the ruler tool in a useful form

// var d = app.activeDocument.recordMeasurements(MeasurementSource.MEASURESELECTION, rulerArr); // Unable to record measurements for selection
// var d = app.activeDocument.recordMeasurements(MeasurementSource.MEASURESELECTION); // Unable to record measurements for selection
var d = app.activeDocument.recordMeasurements(); // undefined

var ruler = app.measurementLog; // Is an object!
alert(ruler.length); // undefined

// There's an option to export to a text file
// Is that the only way to get the measurements?
// Can't this be don't internally?
var f = "D:\\temp\\ruler.txt";
ruler.exportMeasurements(f, MeasurementRange.ACTIVEMEASUREMENTS)
alert(app.measurementLog);

// put the units back to how it was
app.preferences.rulerUnits = currentUnits;

// Set Display Dialogs back to normal
displayDialogs = DialogModes.ALL; // NORMAL


And a lot of other tweaks and fixes too!
Wahoo released the latest update today (June 15th) for the ELEMNT cycling computer. This latest firmware version gives it a new feature: turn by turn navigation. Don't be as silly as I was and run to your computer to hook it up, as I forgot, the ELEMNT will download and install it itself over the air using your WiFi network. You can force the update by looking for it in the settings on the ELEMNT itself. Needless to say, you need an active WiFi connection.
Partnering with RideWithGPS you could already have breadcrumb navigation and Wahoo promised that turn-by-turn navigation was on it's way. And Wahoo delivered. Today the latest firmware is available and the integration of RideWithGPS has improved.
I'm still to see the details on how it works as I haven't been able to test it out yet, but I'll update my full ELEMNT review once I have.
Also, Wahoo is working on improving the integration of Komoot and Strava and in the previous (smaller) update the dropouts between sensor or phone and the device itself were fixed.