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When I'm not taking photos, I love trying to experience and explore every inch of the city by foot, frequently with food destinations as my guide! Usually I'm with my kids, or have girlfriends in tow, which makes it even more fun. The city is so walkable, it feels like the adventures are never-ending!
I can't live without sugar!
My friends tell me I am full of energy, super-sarcastic, an early-riser, and always on the hunt for ice cream and/or carbs. I'm a complete minimalist, a cheapskate, and I'm absolutely terrified of moths.
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Charles E. Clark (* 11. März 1945 in Chicago, Illinois; † 15. April 1969 ebenda) war ein US-amerikanischer Jazz-Bassist und Cellist.

Clark studierte klassisches Bass-Spiel und war erster Bassist beim Chicago Symphony Orchestra. Bei Wilbur Ware hatte er dann Unterricht im Spiel des Jazz-Basses. 1963 begann er als Profimusiker in der Chicagoer Jazzszene zu arbeiten, zunächst in der experimentellen Bigband von Muhal Richard Abrams. Clark gehört auch 1965 zu den Gründungsmitgliedern der Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) und arbeitete außerdem mit den Gruppen im Umfeld des AACM, die von Abrams, Joseph Jarman und Leroy Jenkins geleitet wurden. Daneben gehörte der dem Chicago Civic Orchestra, dem Trainingsorchester des Chicago Symphony Orchestra an. Nach einer Orchesterprobe erlitt er eine Intracerebrale Blutung und verstarb wenig später.

Das Magazin Down Beat lobte die "Kraft und jugendliche Überschwenglichkeit seines Spiels".

Diskographische Hinweise
 Muhal Richard Abrams: Levels and Degrees of Light (Delmark, 1968)
 Joseph Jarman: As If It Were The Seasons (Delmark, 1968)

Quellen
 Richard Cook, Brian Morton: The Penguin Guide to Jazz Recordings. 8. Auflage. Penguin, London 2006, ISBN 0-14-102327-9.
 Leonard Feather, Ira Gitler: The Biographical Encyclopedia of Jazz. Oxford University Press, New York 1999, ISBN 0-19-532000-X.

Anmerkungen

Jazz-Bassist
Jazz-Cellist
Musiker (Vereinigte Staaten)
US-Amerikaner
Geboren 1945
Gestorben 1969
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Q: Unity launcher icons squished up under menu bar The Unity launcher on my system has display issues, all the icons are scrunched up under the menu bar. I've restarted my machine, logged into the GNOME session and back into unity, and triple checked the settings in CCSM, but it just stays broken.
It appears to be a display issue, if I right click on the "unused" grey parts of the launcher bar it brings up the context menu for the applications in the correct places, but it just refuses to display them anywhere but mostly hidden under the menu bar.
This is obviously quite irritating. ;)
Here's a screenshot demonstrating the problem:

A: I had the same thing happen recently. I installed all of the updates available and rebooted, and that fixed the problem. I suspect that the updates also overwrote some of the configuration changes I made using gconf-editor, and I'm now having to go back and redo them.

A: Never saw that before, but first thing i would done is to

compiz --replace
reboot

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What do you know about nuns?
I'm not talking about the caricatured, stereotyped and ridiculous portrayals by movies, television and popular culture (Dead Man Walking and a few others excepted). You've probably seen pictures of nuns marching for civil rights in the sixties. You may heard of the selfless sacrifices made by sisters in the missionary field. And you may know a sister (or two) who have changed your life for the better.
I do. Several, in fact.
Sisters have been on the cutting edge of social issues (it can be argued) for over a thousand years- much of the hierarchy cannot claim even a fraction of the social justice work these women have accomplished. They have been working (often very quietly) to keep the fundamental message of Jesus alive- the message that compassion, dignity and respect is the only response to every human person.
What you may not know is this: they are also some of the fiercest advocates of social justice for LGBT persons.
It's no secret–though it's not well-known, either–that high on the list of Catholic supporters of LGBT equality are nuns. Communities of women religious have consistently been supportive of education, dialogue, and justice activities for LGBT people since the late 1970s.
After Vatican II, when nuns' communities re-evaluated their charisms and ministries, they quickly realized that the church had long neglected lesbian/gay rights and that this was an issue that cried for justice. They responded positively and actively.
At New Ways Ministry, we are indebted to our Sisters for financial, spiritual, and practical support over our 35 year history. More New Ways Ministry programs have been held in convents and motherhouses than in any other type of Catholic facility by far.
Read the full post here– and follow their blog on Twitter– it's a heartening voice in a religious climate that is often far from charitable.
So if you have a negative view about nuns, consider changing your mind. And if you know a sister who's braving the forefront of equality- thank them. Send them this post, in fact.
We owe them more than we think.
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First wrap-up of the year! I'd almost drop a tear. Almost! This January was both extremely good and desperately bad. I think life has shifted gears in the roller coaster that is my path!
I wasn't sure I was going to do a wrap-up this year, but I don't feel like losing some good habits I've enjoyed so far simply because I'm lazy!
I survived my first semester! Issues happened, are still happening, but nothing serious enough for me to lose the fight, and I have a lovely team to rely on in class. Congrats everyone!
Also, something big happened!!! I signed a contract with my favorite bookstore to work one weekend per month! Not much, I agree, but it reminds me I'm good at what I do!
Last but not least, a new hairdresser! I have found MY red! I know I've said it before, but this time, it's for real!
Keeping in mind how busy I found January to be, I am glad I managed to read those books. Especially because none of them got less than three stars and most books were just awesome.
Not going to let you know, at least this month! I was lucky to receive books I shouldn't talk about now, and I am at uni, which means I don't have access to all the new titles I brought back home as I've been a bad blogger and forgot to add them in my spreadsheet!
Let's just say I've got a LOOOOOOT of reading to do! I've reached the 250 books on my TBR, physical and kindle… Oops!
I'm hoping February allows me to blog at least as much as I did in January, and as my internship is only half-time, I'll get more reading time!
I hope January treated you well! Let's have a great (and not too rainy) February!
Previous Post Resolutions I Will NOT Make #ByeJanuary!
So good to hear January got off to a cracking start for you and good luck for the new job!
Thank you so much, lovely Cleo! 🙂 February hasn't started so well, and the job… Still making up my mind whether or not I enjoy it, but I'm staying positive! Have a great month!
Congrats with your new job and the exams that went well I assume ;-)! God I'd love to work at a bookstore too :-). It's amazing that with classes and exams and all you still managed to read more than me :-). Oh I so want to know about the new books you received.. is it from the big O?
Yep, I'll pass, I am pretty sure of it, but there's always a nagging voice in my head… :p You are going to be so curious about those books xD Maybe I'll tell you my secret!
Oeh please please, I'm the best at keeping secrets!
YAY YOU!!! Glad you survived your first semester, would have been devastated if that were the thing that killed you and even more YAY for working at the bookstore. It doesn't matter how often, it only matters that you enjoy it.
Congrats on finishing your first semester. Stressful probably but hopefully you have a big sense of achievement.
How brilliant that you have a job in a bookshop, that sounds fab.
I look forward to hearing about the books you can't talk about yet.
Aw, now I'm blushing so much you could cook eggs on my cheeks! ❤ You are an inspiration, silly Twin Pea!!!
I'm glad you've finally found THE color for you!! I am terrified of dying my hair, although the older I'm getting it's seeming more appealing to me. Especially for the winter time. My hair looks so dull. Good luck with your new weekend job! That's exciting!
I was so scared that I picked the best hairdresser I knew, otherwise I wouldn't have done it because I tend to be unlucky!!
Congratulations on surviving the semester and the weekend gig at your local bookstore! It looks like you've had a great reading month too.
January was full and mostly good, indeed! 🙂 I hope you have a great February!
Yay congrats on your first semester and your new job and your hairdresser!!!
Thank you love!!! Big and small things make me happy!


From Series: "Weird Words "
If we are paying attention (and are honest enough to admit it), we have to admit that some of the stories or sayings in the Bible are… weird! They don't seem to make any rational sense, at least on the surface. As believers, we understand that God's word is inspired by His Holy Spirit—word for word. So these weird-to-us sayings and stories must have a God-reason and a God-purpose, yes? There is an applicable life-truth in every one of them. Weird turns into wonderful!
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namespace llvm {

class MachineDominatorTree;
struct MachinePostDominatorTree;
class MachineRegion;
class MachineRegionNode;
class MachineRegionInfo;

template<>
struct RegionTraits<MachineFunction> {
  typedef MachineFunction FuncT;
  typedef MachineBasicBlock BlockT;
  typedef MachineRegion RegionT;
  typedef MachineRegionNode RegionNodeT;
  typedef MachineRegionInfo RegionInfoT;
  typedef MachineDominatorTree DomTreeT;
  typedef MachineDomTreeNode DomTreeNodeT;
  typedef MachinePostDominatorTree PostDomTreeT;
  typedef MachineDominanceFrontier DomFrontierT;
  typedef MachineInstr InstT;
  typedef MachineLoop LoopT;
  typedef MachineLoopInfo LoopInfoT;

  static unsigned getNumSuccessors(MachineBasicBlock *BB) {
    return BB->succ_size();
  }
};

class MachineRegionNode : public RegionNodeBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>> {
public:
  inline MachineRegionNode(MachineRegion *Parent,
                           MachineBasicBlock *Entry,
                           bool isSubRegion = false)
    : RegionNodeBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>>(Parent, Entry, isSubRegion) {

  }

  bool operator==(const MachineRegion &RN) const {
    return this == reinterpret_cast<const MachineRegionNode*>(&RN);
  }
};

class MachineRegion : public RegionBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>> {
public:
  MachineRegion(MachineBasicBlock *Entry, MachineBasicBlock *Exit,
                MachineRegionInfo* RI,
                MachineDominatorTree *DT, MachineRegion *Parent = nullptr);
  ~MachineRegion();

  bool operator==(const MachineRegionNode &RN) const {
    return &RN == reinterpret_cast<const MachineRegionNode*>(this);
  }
};

class MachineRegionInfo : public RegionInfoBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>> {
public:
  explicit MachineRegionInfo();

  ~MachineRegionInfo() override;

  // updateStatistics - Update statistic about created regions.
  void updateStatistics(MachineRegion *R) final;

  void recalculate(MachineFunction &F,
                   MachineDominatorTree *DT,
                   MachinePostDominatorTree *PDT,
                   MachineDominanceFrontier *DF);
};

class MachineRegionInfoPass : public MachineFunctionPass {
  MachineRegionInfo RI;

public:
  static char ID;
  explicit MachineRegionInfoPass();

  ~MachineRegionInfoPass() override;

  MachineRegionInfo &getRegionInfo() {
    return RI;
  }

  const MachineRegionInfo &getRegionInfo() const {
    return RI;
  }

  /// @name MachineFunctionPass interface
  //@{
  bool runOnMachineFunction(MachineFunction &F) override;
  void releaseMemory() override;
  void verifyAnalysis() const override;
  void getAnalysisUsage(AnalysisUsage &AU) const override;
  void print(raw_ostream &OS, const Module *) const override;
  void dump() const;
  //@}
};

template <>
template <>
inline MachineBasicBlock* RegionNodeBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>>::getNodeAs<MachineBasicBlock>() const {
  assert(!isSubRegion() && "This is not a MachineBasicBlock RegionNode!");
  return getEntry();
}

template<>
template<>
inline MachineRegion* RegionNodeBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>>::getNodeAs<MachineRegion>() const {
  assert(isSubRegion() && "This is not a subregion RegionNode!");
  auto Unconst = const_cast<RegionNodeBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>>*>(this);
  return reinterpret_cast<MachineRegion*>(Unconst);
}

RegionNodeGraphTraits(MachineRegionNode, MachineBasicBlock, MachineRegion);
RegionNodeGraphTraits(const MachineRegionNode, MachineBasicBlock, MachineRegion);

RegionGraphTraits(MachineRegion, MachineRegionNode);
RegionGraphTraits(const MachineRegion, const MachineRegionNode);

template <> struct GraphTraits<MachineRegionInfo*>
  : public GraphTraits<FlatIt<MachineRegionNode*> > {
  typedef df_iterator<NodeRef, df_iterator_default_set<NodeRef>, false,
                      GraphTraits<FlatIt<NodeRef>>>
      nodes_iterator;

  static NodeRef getEntryNode(MachineRegionInfo *RI) {
    return GraphTraits<FlatIt<MachineRegion*> >::getEntryNode(RI->getTopLevelRegion());
  }
  static nodes_iterator nodes_begin(MachineRegionInfo* RI) {
    return nodes_iterator::begin(getEntryNode(RI));
  }
  static nodes_iterator nodes_end(MachineRegionInfo *RI) {
    return nodes_iterator::end(getEntryNode(RI));
  }
};

template <> struct GraphTraits<MachineRegionInfoPass*>
  : public GraphTraits<MachineRegionInfo *> {
  typedef df_iterator<NodeRef, df_iterator_default_set<NodeRef>, false,
                      GraphTraits<FlatIt<NodeRef>>>
      nodes_iterator;

  static NodeRef getEntryNode(MachineRegionInfoPass *RI) {
    return GraphTraits<MachineRegionInfo*>::getEntryNode(&RI->getRegionInfo());
  }
  static nodes_iterator nodes_begin(MachineRegionInfoPass* RI) {
    return GraphTraits<MachineRegionInfo*>::nodes_begin(&RI->getRegionInfo());
  }
  static nodes_iterator nodes_end(MachineRegionInfoPass *RI) {
    return GraphTraits<MachineRegionInfo*>::nodes_end(&RI->getRegionInfo());
  }
};

extern template class RegionBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>>;
extern template class RegionNodeBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>>;
extern template class RegionInfoBase<RegionTraits<MachineFunction>>;
}

#endif

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We Almost Lost Stephen Amell Early! Luckily He Was Convinced To Stay On Arrow!
Published on August 23rd, 2021 | Updated on August 29th, 2021 | By FanFest
Arrow, the birthplace of the Arrowverse, ended more than a year ago leaving fans to mourn Oliver Queen. Still, the Arrowverse continues on and it turns out we're lucky we even ended up with that many seasons of Arrow, to begin with. It's come to light that Stephen Amell almost left Arrow two seasons early! He only stayed because the producer convinced him to stay!
Amell spoke recently to a podcast, the Hero Nation Podcast via Just Jared Jr. He spoke at length about the show, and his time there, and why he felt like he wanted to leave. One of the reasons seems to be that he was constantly passed up for award recognitions.
That's not the only reason, though. Amell spoke about how he felt like the show just wasn't living up to its creative potential. He thought the show was spiraling and just not as good as it once was. This makes sense since a lot of Arrow fans agree the show peaked in season 2.
For those who might not remember season 2 was the season that introduced Deathstroke and is widely agreed upon to have been the best season. Season 5 was already praised rather heavily, with a lot of the other seasons ranging from mediocre to bad.
I loved Arrow start to finish though! But we're not here to discuss me.
In the end, Greg Berlanti was able to convince Stephen Amell to stay on for a little while longer.
"I just thought that I had another year, and I thought that I had more in the tank, more that I wanted to share with this industry and this career that I've chosen, and I wanted to be inspired again… So Greg Berlanti, who's way smarter than I am, as evidenced by his prolific nature in film and television, convinced me… He basically put me to a place where it would've been fiscally irresponsible to not do a seventh season and then complete it with a truncated eighth season." is what he told the Hero Nation Podcast.
Regardless of the reasons, we're glad he stuck around as long as he did. Some may disagree but I still miss Arrow, and I miss seeing Stephen Amell every week. Though, you can catch him in his new show, Heels, now.
Stephen Amell almost left Arrow two seasons early, but at least he stuck around to give Oliver Queen a proper send-off.
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Almost everybody knows someone who has been affected by some degree of hearing loss. While hearing impairment can be the result of heredity, it also is a natural and graduated result of the aging process and/or noise exposure.
At Austin ENT Clinic Pediatric & Adult Care, we deal with people of all ages who are interested in finding out more about hearing loss, either for themselves or for a family member. It's not uncommon for people suffering from hearing loss to be defensive or in denial about it.
Our goal is to help you learn more about the hearing process, hearing loss, and the scientific advances the hearing community has made in the last several years to bring hearing back to the hearing impaired. We foster the tradition of better hearing through education, technology, and customer service.
We are an Austin ENT Clinic is a full-service practice that was founded to help members of our community get more from a local hearing care provider. Our comprehensive services include hearing testing, hearing aid evaluations, and hearing aid sales and repair. We offer an array of hearing aids and devices to fit the needs of all our patients.
A hearing aid is a small electronic device that you wear in or behind your ear. It makes some sounds louder so that a person with hearing loss can listen, communicate, and participate more fully in daily activities. A hearing aid can help people hear more in both quiet and noisy situations. However, only about 1 out of 5 people who would benefit from a hearing aid actually uses one.
The digital revolution has made a huge impact on the way hearing aids look, feel, and work. They can be so small that they are virtually invisible, so "cool" looking that you will want everyone to see them, and so natural sounding that they mimic the way you used to hear before you experienced hearing loss.
Hands-free technology automatically adjusts to your listening environment... whether you are on the phone, in a crowd, or in wind.
There are so many options available - economy, basic, advanced, and best. Each level offers digital hearing solutions based on your level of hearing loss, lifestyle, and budget. Our audiologist will review your choices and help you determine which is best for your lifestyle and budget.
A cochlear implant is a device that restores a sense of sound for people with severe to profound hearing loss. The implant system consists of the internal implant and externally worn equipment. The implant is surgically placed under the skin with an electrode array inserted into the inner ear. The external equipment is worn similarly to a hearing aid and includes a microphone, sound processor, and transmitter.
The microphone picks up sound from the environment. The sound processor is a tiny computer worn over the ear that takes the sound and converts it into digital information.
The transmitter receives signals from the sound processor and sends them to the internal implant.
The implant converts the signal from the transmitter to electric impulses. The electrode array sends the impulses to the auditory nerve.
The auditory nerve sends the signals to the brain.
Cochlear implants are different from conventional amplification, such as hearing aids. Using state-of-the-art technology, a cochlear implant bypasses the damaged part of an ear and sends electrical signals directly to the brain via the auditory nerve. By bypassing the damaged part of the ear, the cochlear implant is able to provide sound detection across all pitches improving signal clarity.
The use of a cochlear implant alone, bilaterally, or bimodally with a hearing aid in the non-implanted ear, improves speech perception, significantly allowing recipients to become more active participants in their daily activities.
A cochlear implant candidate experiences severe to profound hearing loss bilaterally, and/or significantly impaired speech recognition. Expanding indications for cochlear implantation include ski-slope hearing loss and single-sided deafness. If hearing aids are providing limited benefit, one of our ENT specialists and audiologists can evaluate you to determine if you are a candidate for a cochlear implant.
The evaluation includes a medical assessment, audiological testing with and without amplification, speech perception testing, and CT scan. Speech-language evaluation and psychological evaluation may also be required. A meningitis vaccination is required of all cochlear implant recipients.
Cochlear implants are approved by the FDA for adults and children as young as 12 months of age.
Austin ENT Clinic offers all FDA-approved cochlear implant devices, including electroacoustic stimulation (hybrid) cochlear implants.
A hearing aid magnifies sound vibrations entering the ear. Surviving hair cells detect the larger vibrations and convert them into neural signals that are passed along to the brain. The greater the damage to a person's hair cells, the more severe the hearing loss, and the greater the hearing aid amplification needed to make up the difference.
If you think you might have hearing loss and could benefit from a hearing aid, visit Austin ENT Clinic. One of our otolaryngologists will evaluate the cause of your hearing loss. One of our audiologists will identify and measure your hearing loss to assess the type and degree of loss. She will then select and fit you with an appropriate amplification device or assistive listening device as needed.
There are three basic styles of hearing aids. They differ by size, their placement on or inside the ear, and the degree to which they amplify sound.
Behind-the-ear (BTE) hearing aids consist of a hard plastic case worn behind the ear and connected to a plastic ear mold that fits inside the outer ear. The electronic parts are held in the case behind the ear. BTE aids are used by people of all ages for mild to profound hearing loss.
Open fit behind-the-ear aids fit behind the ear completely, with only a narrow tube inserted into the ear canal, to enable the canal to remain open. For this reason, open-fit hearing aids may be a good choice for people who experience a buildup of earwax, since this type of aid is less likely to be damaged by such substances.
Some people may prefer the open-fit hearing aid because their perception of their voice does not sound "plugged up." Open Fit BTE aids are used by adults for mild to moderately-severe degree of hearing loss.
Receiver-in-the-canal (RIC) or receiver-in-the-ear (RITE) hearing aids include a hard plastic case worn behind the ear and connected with a thin wire to a small plastic ear piece that fits inside the outer ear. The RIC or RITE aids are sleeker and smaller because the actual receiver of the hearing aid, which sends sounds to the ear canal, sits directly inside of the ear canal with the small ear piece on the end of the thin wire.
RIC or RITE aids are used by adults for mild to severe degree of hearing loss depending on the size of the ear piece that sits in the ear canal. The greater the degree of hearing loss, the thicker and larger the plastic ear piece that sits in the ear canal.
In-the-ear (ITE) hearing aids fit completely inside the outer ear and are used for mild to severe hearing loss. The case holding the electronic components is made of hard plastic. ITE aids usually are not worn by young children because the casings need to be replaced often as the ear grows or changes in shape, for example, if one gains or loses weight.
Because they are small, canal aids may be difficult for a person to adjust and remove. In addition, canal aids have less space available for batteries and additional features. They usually are not recommended for young children or for people with severe to profound hearing loss because their reduced size limits their amount of power and volume to help the patient hear.
Analog/programmable hearing aids have more than one program or setting. An audiologist can program the aid using a computer, and the user can change the program for different listening environments – from a small, quiet room to a crowded restaurant to large, open areas, such as a theater or stadium.
Analog/programmable circuitry can be used in all types of hearing aids. Analog aids usually are less expensive than digital aids.
Digital aids convert sound waves into numerical codes, similar to the binary code of a computer, before amplifying them. Because the code also includes information about a sound's pitch or loudness, the aid can be specially programmed to amplify some frequencies more than others.
Digital circuitry gives an audiologist more flexibility in adjusting the aid to a user's needs and to certain listening environments. These aids also can be programmed to focus on sounds coming from a specific direction. Digital circuitry can be used in all types of hearing aids.
Other features to consider include parts or services covered by the warranty, estimated schedule and costs for maintenance and repair, options and upgrade opportunities, and the hearing aid company's reputation for quality and customer service.
Can you make adjustments and provide servicing and minor repairs?
What instruction do you provide?
Become familiar with the features of your hearing aid. With your audiologist present, practice putting in and taking out the aid, cleaning it, identifying right and left aids, and replacing the batteries. Ask how to test it in listening environments where you have problems with hearing. Learn to adjust the aid's volume and to program it for sounds that are too loud or too soft. Work with your audiologist until you are comfortable and satisfied.
What new types of aids are available?
A bone-anchored hearing aid (BAHA) is a small device that attaches to the bone behind the ear. The device transmits sound vibrations directly to the inner ear through the skull, bypassing the middle ear. BAHAs are generally used by individuals with middle ear problems or deafness in one ear.
Because surgery is required to implant either of these devices, many hearing specialists feel that the benefits may not outweigh the risks.
Researchers are looking at ways to apply new signal processing strategies to the design of hearing aids. Signal processing is the method used to modify normal sound waves into amplified sound that is the best possible match to the remaining hearing for a hearing aid user. Researchers funded by the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders (NIDCD) also are studying how hearing aids can enhance speech signals to improve understanding.
Use our online form to request an appointment or call 1-800-876-EARS (3277) to discuss your personal situation and how Austin ENT Clinic can help you. We look forward to meeting with you soon.


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Q: Unable to get an array of required size from random_seed subroutine Based on what I understood from the description of RANDOM_SEED Subroutine here,
https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gfortran/RANDOM_005fSEED.html
I tried to get an array of size n by taking n as an input argument. However, I always get array of a fixed size (n = 33) no matter what I input in the argument of the executable. What am I doing wrong?
program test_random_seed
  implicit none
  integer, allocatable :: seed(:)
  integer :: n
 Character(len=2) :: inputnum

 call GETARG(1, inputnum)
 read (inputnum, *) n

  call random_seed(size = n)
  allocate(seed(n))
  call random_seed(get=seed)
  write (*, *) seed
  deallocate(seed)
end program test_random_seed

Outputs:
./test_random_seed.out 6
   270997589  -288181887  1948167863  -899467666   856399949  -616956193  -393084398  -169799794 -2106914961 -1327699024  -611308309  -956136276 -1047101846  1405583576 -2030082380  1642309723  -964872898  -478908624   486119102  1947066547  -722265400  -268681072   366932413  -791652926  1961977905  -349345081   465186042   808162632  -129440729  -683435376  1183730510   264749721           0

./tes_trandom_seed.out 4
   911554020  -223715509  -703604837 -1861804415  1952830407 -1126364511 -1115643071 -1251893035  1013863844  1767892501  1999133695 -1456139371 -1813327006  1135316397 -2034112324 -1863710425   749654783  1021195219  1479800515   882047462 -1297200646  1932542969 -1428989180  1078641551  -431962594 -1403398736   620407660   472937510  1677653929  1187629179  -357974360   953325445           0

A: My understanding of your last comment is that you are trying to initialize n independent pseudorandom sequences and give them individual seeds. That is not possible in standard Fortran using random_seed(). The array that random_seed() uses is a single seed for a single sequence. The size of the array is fixed to specify the exact number of bits necessary for that single seed.
When using coarrays, it is possible to use random_init() to request an independent sequence for each image.
You claim you are using the Mersenne twister. The Fortran standard does not specify the algorithm used for the intrinsic pseudorandom generator. Older versions of gfortran did IIRC use this algorithm, but newer versions are using a different one.
If you are using some third-party Mersenne twister library, then you have to use the seeding subroutines supplied by that library. Using random_seed() only effects the intrinsic pseudorandom generator.
Please note that there is also no mechanism ta call random_number() for independent sequences. What happens, when you call random_number() from multiple threads is processor-dependent and you should consult the compiler manual.


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RLJ Entertainment, Inc. is a privately owned subsidiary of AMC Networks, RLJ Entertainment, Inc. is a premium digital channel company serving distinct audiences primarily through its popular OTT branded channels, Acorn TV (British TV) and UMC (Urban Movie Channel), which have rapidly grown through development, acquisition, and distribution of its exclusive rights to a large library of international and British dramas, independent feature films and urban content. RLJE's titles are also distributed in multiple formats including broadcast and pay television, theatrical and non-theatrical, DVD, Blu-ray, UHD, and a variety of digital distribution models (including EST, VOD, SVOD and AVOD) in North America, the United Kingdom, and Australia. Additionally, through Acorn Media Enterprises, its UK development arm, RLJE commissions and co-produces new programs and owns 64% of Agatha Christie Limited.


It doesn't get much better than guacamole…creamy, buttery avocados mixed with what is essentially salsa ingredients. This is one of my heavenly foods.
I'm going to keep this simple: You need lots of avocadoes – I didn't weigh mine (sorry), but they were 5 normal-sized Haas avocados, maybe about 2 pounds before peeling/pitting. You also need lots of fresh cilantro, and some Roma tomatoes (they have a lower water content and do much better in salsas and guacamole). Chop everything small, and the garlic smaller.
We like chunky avocado, but I'm pretty sure it's more traditional to mash the avocados smooth. It's like a competition to see who can fish out the big chunks, with the lucky hunter raising his or her tortilla chip with a victorious, "haHA!". We also do this with blue cheese dressing.
Normally I'd also have put a fresh jalapeno in the guac. I forgot to buy one today, though. Do it if you're adventurous!
In a large bowl, put the quartered and peeled avocados. Squeeze the juice of half a lime over the top, add a little salt, and mash to your preferred consistency.
Add rest of ingredients and stir gently to combine. Taste for salt, add more if needed.
Serve immediately, or cover tightly, refrigerate and serve within a few hours with tortilla chips or veggie slices like carrots and cucumbers. Top tacos, salads, or anything else with this mix as well. Enjoy!
So I came across a delicious-looking hearts of palm "crabless" cake recipe…I was ready to make it, post it and give them the credit…but the cakes totally fell apart on me! I was super disappointed the recipe didn't work.
So I decided to remake the idea from scratch, keeping just the hearts of palm, corn and Old Bay spice ingredients from the original recipe. The results were delicious! These are gluten- and msg-free, and vegetarian. If you substituted the Greek yogurt for Vegan mayo, they'd be vegan too!
So here's my version of Hearts of Palm Cakes!
Key to getting these cakes to stay together is pulverizing the hearts of palm. They take on a very crabmeat-like consistency and get sticky. I used a food processor and alternated pulsing and scraping down the bowl. Take a few minutes to do this. Drizzle in a bit of olive oil to help lubricate things if you're having a hard time getting them to break down.
Let's talk about the breadcrumbs I used for a minute. Technically, Namaste Foods Gluten Free Homestyle Coating Mix is for frying chicken and such, but it was the closest I could come to gluten free bread crumbs in the grocery store. It turned out fantastic, and already comes seasoned with an Old Bay-style blend, so if you use this exact product, halve the amount of Old Bay you use. If you have regular or gluten free plain breadcrumbs, use the full amount of Old Bay.
Make the creamy, lemony yogurt dip for them too. My sister's boyfriend hates crab – but he loves these cakes!
In a food processor or blender, pulse hearts of palm until sticky. Add a little olive oil to help, if needed. Set aside.
Saute corn, onion and celery until soft and fragrant, about 10 minutes, over medium heat in a tablespoon of olive oil.
In a bowl, combine hearts of palm, cilantro, and remaining ingredients. Add the corn mixture when ready, and stir gently to incorporate all ingredients. Season with salt and pepper, and refrigerate at least 30 minutes or until chilled through.
Using a flatware tablespoon, form heaps of mixture into balls (I estimate they're 1/3 cup each or so). Roll in breadcrumbs to coat entirely, and flatten into patties. Set on parchment or waxed paper.
In a deep fry pan, add 1/8″ olive oil and heat to medium. Working in batches of 4, slowly brown the cakes on both sides, about 5 minutes each. They'll be firm and will stay together when you try to flip them.
For the dipping sauce, combine all ingredients in a blender or food processor and pulse until smooth.
Serve as an appetizer or with a green salad for an entree. Enjoy!
Salsa…one of my all-time favorite foods.
There's nothing like homemade salsa, and once you make it yourself, you'll never go back to the jarred disaster claiming to be salsa.
You can leave out the Ro-Tel if you like. We just love the extra boost of flavor. And don't oversalt the salsa. Tortilla chips are salty enough!
This is my version, and I always get asked for the recipe. Our favorite certified gluten free tortilla chips are Snyder's of Hanover Whole Grain Tortilla chips.
Roughly chop the tomatoes, onion, cilantro, bell pepper, and garlic. Drain the Ro-Tel and add it to a food processor or blender. Add the chopped ingredients on top, squeeze the juice of both limes in, and add the 1/8 teaspoon cumin, salt and pepper. Don't overdo the cumin or it will overpower the salsa!
Blend to desired consistency, and refrigerate until needed. Salsa will keep in fridge for a few days, but I promise there won't be any left the first time you bring it out. Enjoy!


Discussion in 'Park Construction' started by roomraider, Feb 26, 2018.
With every major park announcement in China comes a trove of amusing concept art. Happy Valley has announced it's planned Xi'an based park and it is no exception.
Look closely at the concept art and you can spot 2 B&M Flyers (1 Superman, 1 Manta) a Schwarzkopf looping coaster, a Wodan clone and a B&M/Vekoma SFC.
What the park's actual line up will be remains to be seen but here's the art so far.
Some large scale art showing off the park.
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A Wodan Clone... And 2 B&M flyers? WT actual F?
Placeholders. It's a way to visualize that they set aside this-and-that area for coasters, which obviously aren't ordered yet, so they just plonk down some nonspecific (to the untrained eye) coaster layouts.
Not to mention that's just not a Wodan clone.
It looks like a mirror image.
There's no station fly by or anything?! Sure, it has some elements that Wodan does (and Desert Rally in Happy Valley Chengdu), but it's absolutely clearly not a clone. It's a concept art piece to convey a wooden coaster, that simple.


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Roger Lamley
Roger Lamley*
22	CFC Games Played
Given the antipathy that existed between Collingwood and Fitzroy in the 1890s, there was actually a surprising amount of player movement between the two clubs in that era. But Roger Lamley was one the Magpies had wished never got away.
Christened Charles Horace Lamley but known in all published references as 'Roger', Lamley was born in Richmond, one of 13 children (others had been born as far afield as Tasmania and Adelaide). The family lived in Fitzroy, and Roger and his brothers were prominent on both the football and cricket fields around the area, playing with Fitzroy, Fitzroy Juniors and Fitzroy Imperials at both sports.
By 1890 the 20-year-old Roger was captain of the Fitzroy Imperials. But he crossed to Britannia during the season (the Imps folded halfway through), where he made such a good impression that he won a gold pin from that club for "good play" at the club's annual smoke night. The next year he moved to North Melbourne in order to experience football at the highest level, and he furthered his reputation with a series of excellent showings.
The newly formed Collingwood Football Club liked what they saw and invited him to join them, and Lamley was part of the starting line-up for the first ever game against Carlton in May of 1892.
Lamley was a fine on-baller, wingman and forward. He had a slightly bandy-legged style of running that sometimes drew critical observations, but that didn't stop him from being a rapid mover across the ground. He was also a fine ball-handler and a lovely kick. He was very good around goals, and became famous for his skill with the place kick: 50 years later his name would still be mentioned when the best exponents of the art were discussed.
In later years his playing style would be likened to that of the legendary Fitzroy champion Jack Worrall, though Lamley was a little taller and more finely built. He was very good not just at getting goals for himself but also in providing what would today be described as 'score assists'. He was also an intelligent user of the 'little mark'
After playing 17 games in his debut season of 1892 (including a best-on-ground effort against his old team, North) Lamley had become an automatic selection and seemed set for a long career at Victoria Park. But eyebrows were raised early in 1893 when he played for local club Clarence in a low-level game against Nunawading the week before the season started. And though he played the first five games of the season, for most of them he was stationed in a forward pocket as the Pies sought to capitalise on his undoubtedly keen eye for goals.
But that apparently didn't sit well with Roger. Soon afterwards, stories appeared in the press that he was leaving Collingwood, partly "because of dissatisfaction with two members of the team" and partly because he "could not go following". He crossed to Fitzroy Juniors mid-season, and starred in their end-of-season playoff matches (three separate games ended up being needed to decide the premiership!) against Napier Imperials, kicking three of six goals in one game and the first two of the next.
The Fitzroy senior team already had their eyes on him, and he was seen reciting a ditty called "The Cabin Boy" at the Fitzroy smoke social at the end of 1893. So it was no surprise when he became a senior Fitzroy player in 1894, having been named vice-captain of the combined juniors team that played Essendon pre-season. He ended up going on to be a fine player for the Roys over five years, playing mainly as a wingman. He was part of their 1895 Premiership side and also stayed involved into the VFL era, clocking up 10 games.
Roger Lamley was a quality midfielder with an eye for goal, and the Magpies could certainly have done with him for longer than the 22 games he played in the black and white. In all he ended up playing more than 90 games across eight seasons with North Melbourne, Collingwood and Fitzroy – a fine career.
Charles Horace Lamley


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Robotic Research, LLC, is a small engineering firm founded by Alberto Lacaze and Karl Murphy in 2002. Both worked together in the Intelligent Systems Division of the National Institute of Standards and Technology (Gaithersburg, MD) when they decided to make the move (across the street as it turned out) to pursue focused interest in unmanned vehicles.
Alberto and Karl are recognized experts in the field of autonomous mobility. Since 2002, they have been involved in over 20 different major unmanned systems programs. Robotic Research software can now be found in almost all Army autonomous unmanned systems.
The company philosophy has been to bring together those who can, first and foremost, be part of a team effort, followed by a compelling interest in unmanned systems, possess a flexible imagination, and have gained the technical excellence to significantly contribute to many diverse and challenging projects.
Robotic Research, LLC, is committed to delivering timely, high-quality, innovative engineering solutions and services that meet or exceed our customers' and all other applicable requirements. We achieve this by continually working to improve our services and internal processes through our certified, ISO 9001 quality management system.
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I am making this profile for my relative. He completed his finance degree and now owns a business in Shivpuri. He belongs to a middle class, joint family with moderate values. He is private practitioner of GST and Income Tax.


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Exclusive First Look at The Expanse Book-To-Screen Video!
Amanda Nelson Nov 11, 2015
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SyFy's television adaptation of James S.A. Corey's Expanse series is coming on December 14th, and we've got an exclusive first look at their book-to-screen process! Check out this rad video of cast and author interviews, and new footage from the show!
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More info from SyFy:
The most ambitious series in Syfy history, The Expanse is set two hundred years in the future, after mankind has colonized the solar system. A hardened detective (Thomas Jane, Hung) and a rogue ship's captain (Steven Strait, Magic City) come together for what starts as the case of a missing young woman and evolves into a race across the solar system to expose the greatest conspiracy in human history.
Emmy® winner and Oscar nominee Shohreh Aghdashloo (House of Saddam, House of Sand and Fog) also stars as Chrisjen Avasarala, a smart and cunning politician who has risen in the ranks of Earth's governing body without once standing for election.
Rounding out the cast are Dominique Tipper (Vampire Academy), Cas Anvar (Olympus), Wes Chatham (The Hunger Games: Mockingjay) and Florence Faivre (Alpha House, The Following). Jonathan Banks (Better Call Saul, Breaking Bad), Paulo Costanzo (Royal Pains), Chad Coleman (The Walking Dead) and Jay Hernandez (Suicide Squad, Gang Related) will appear as guest stars throughout the series' first season.
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Award-winning director Terry McDonough (Breaking Bad, Suits, Better Call Saul) directed the first two episodes of the series.
Academy Award-nominated screenwriting duo Mark Fergus and Hawk Ostby (Alfonso Cuaron's Children of Men, Iron Man) wrote the pilot and serve as writers as well as executive producers. Executive producer Naren Shankar (CSI, Farscape) joins Fergus and Ostby as showrunners.
The series is based on the New York Times and USA Today bestselling book series collectively known as The Expanse, written by Daniel Abraham and Ty Franck (under the pen name James S. A. Corey). Abraham and Franck are show producers.
The first book, Leviathan Wakes, was nominated for the Hugo Award for Best Novel. A tie-in edition is now available, as well as a boxed set of the first three novels in the series. Book five, Nemesis Games, was published in June, and book six, Babylon's Ashes, is scheduled for June 2016.
The Leviathan Wakes tie-in edition and boxed set of the first three books are available now as well!


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package org.usfirst.frc.team3467.subsystems.DriveBase;

import org.usfirst.frc.team3467.robot.OI;
import org.usfirst.frc.team3467.robot.Robot;
import org.usfirst.frc.team3467.robot.RobotMap;

import edu.wpi.first.wpilibj.command.Subsystem;

/**
 *
 */
public class DriveBase extends Subsystem {

    public static void fieldMecanumJoystickDrive(){
    	RobotMap.driveBaseRobotDrive41.mecanumDrive_Cartesian(-(OI.stick1.getX()), (OI.stick1.getY()), (OI.stick1.getZ())*Math.abs((OI.stick1.getZ())) / (2), -(RobotMap.driveBaseGyro1.getAngle()) );
    }

    public static void lowSpeedFieldMecanumJoystickDrive(){
    	RobotMap.driveBaseRobotDrive41.mecanumDrive_Cartesian(-(OI.stick1.getX()) * .25, (OI.stick1.getY()) * 0.25, (OI.stick1.getZ())*Math.abs((OI.stick1.getZ())) / (2) * 0.25, -(RobotMap.driveBaseGyro1.getAngle()) );
    }
    public static void mecanumInputDrive(double x, double y, double z, boolean fieldOrientation){
    	if(fieldOrientation){
        	RobotMap.driveBaseRobotDrive41.mecanumDrive_Cartesian(x, y, z, RobotMap.driveBaseGyro1.getAngle());
        	}else{
            	RobotMap.driveBaseRobotDrive41.mecanumDrive_Cartesian(x, y, z, 0);
        	}
    }
    public static void turnToAngle(int angle){

    }

    public void initDefaultCommand() {
    	setDefaultCommand(new FieldOrientedDrive());
    }
}


Hi, I am a Collector App user. I would like to know if it is possible to display the actual attachments (.jpeg images) relating to a point feature in the pop-up window?
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William D. Moffitt Jr.
Blanche Moffitt
Bill Moffitt
Betty Moffitt
partners from 1987
Ilana Kloss
married 17 Sep 1965
Billie Jean Moffitt
Monday 22 Nov 1943
Long Beach, California, USA
Tennis Professional
Title IX, the battle of the sexes.
On 20th September 1973 Billie Jean King faced off against Bobby Riggs, the 1939 men's Wimbledon champion, in the famous 'Battle of the Sexes' tennis match.  Embracing the spectacle of the match, King was carried onto the court in a golden litter carried by 4 muscular men, and Riggs rode in on a rickshaw pulled by a team of women.  King beat Riggs in straight sets before an estimated television audience of 50 million viewers.
Billie Jean King Siblings
Randy Moffitt
Former World No. 1 professional tennis player
Billie Jean King Family
View Billie Jean King's Family Tree and History, Ancestry and Genealogy
Billie Jean King's parents:
Billie Jean King's father is Bill Moffitt Billie Jean King's mother is Betty Moffitt
Billie Jean King's current partners:
Billie Jean King is a partner of Ilana Kloss
Billie Jean King's former partners:
Billie Jean King's former husband is Larry King
Billie Jean King's siblings:
Billie Jean King's brother is Randy Moffitt
Billie Jean King's grandparents:
Billie Jean King's grandfather was William D. Moffitt Jr. Billie Jean King's grandmother was Blanche Moffitt
Billie Jean King's great grandparents:
Billie Jean King's great grandmother was Elizabeth Campbell Billie Jean King's great great grandfather was Duncan Campbell Jr. Billie Jean King's 3x great grandfather was Duncan Campbell
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Confusion Over Regulatory Authority Leads to Further Delays in Linking Conditions to Agent Orange
Roughly 83,000 veterans are waiting for the VA to decide whether to recognize bladder cancer, Parkinson's-like symptoms, and hypothyroidism as conditions eligible for Agent Orange benefits. In October 2017, former VA Secretary David Shulkin decided to add such conditions to the list, but the Agent Orange Act of 1991, which granted the VA Secretary the authority to prescribe presumptive conditions, had expired. In 2016, the Institute of Medicine (now known as the National Academies of Sciences, Engineering and Medicine) found "suggestive evidence" that bladder cancer and hypothyroidism are linked to Agent Orange exposure, and also recommended that veterans with "Parkinson's-like symptoms" be granted a service-connected presumption. The VA has yet to issue a decision on whether to recognize a presumptive link to Agent Orange for these conditions, but in an interview on September 17, VA Secretary Robert Wilkie revealed that a decision was forthcoming.
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From Here to Nativity
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An eclectic musical holiday journey that begins in Advent and ends in Epiphany with a blend of original and traditional carols beautifully sung.
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Johnny Schaefer continues his eclectic tradition with a stunning collection of seven original and eight traditional carols that take the listener on a musical journey
Los Angeles-based singer-songwriter Johnny Schaefer continues his eclectic tradition with a stunning collection of seven original and eight traditional carols that take the listener on a musical journey from Advent through Christmas Eve, Christmas Day, and Epiphany. His rich baritone is heard in styles ranging from classical to jazz to pop ballads to fifties rock and roll, all with a holiday twist. There are somber moments and joyful moments, moments of humor and moments of nostalgia. There's even a Carlos Santana-style song about the Hispanic tradition of the Rosca de Reyes, or Kings Cake.
Johnny again works with Grammy-nominated harpist Carol Robbins, who played on his Acoustic Remedy album, as well as renowned organist Christoph Bull, Producer, arranger, and all-around musician Stephan Oberhoff, producer/arranger/musician George Reich, composer and singer Lynn Kowal, guitarist Chad Ellis, drummer Sean Winchester, singers Wenndy Mackenzie, Lisa Ulanday, Eileen Rogers, Jennifer Steers, Louie Ulanday, Ellie Schaefer, Lynn Kowal, and Jude diStefano, Cellist Hope Easton, drummer, Tim Pleasant, Bass player Darek Oles, and songwriter/author Elizabeth Massie.
The album was recorded in diverse settings ranging from SPS Studios and the John Williams Scoring Stage at the USC School of Cinematic Arts to the First Congregational Church in Los Angeles to a makeshift basement recording studio in his home on Mt. Washington in Los Angeles.
The title of the album, From Here to Nativity, implies a journey and the album certainly lives up to the promise. We begin on a ledge with the wind blowing and an ancient advent carol echoing through the canyons: "O Come, O Come, Emmanuel" and end in the manger with the animals singing of the gifts they gave Emmanuel. In between, we encounter a jazz waltz treatment of the popular carol, "O, Holy Night", a song written and sung by Johnny from Joseph's point of view, beloved carols and some confections as well. There is certainly something for everyone here.
If you love good Christmas music, Johnny Schaefer's "From Here to Nativity" is an essential addition to your collection which you will enjoy for years to come.
O Come, O Come, Emmanuel 4:18
People Look East 2:46
O, Holy Night 4:26
Shepherd's Light 1:49
Joseph's Prayer 5:47
Ave Maria (Bach-Gounod) 2:43
Bring a Torch, Jeanette, Isabella 3:40
Proclamation of the Birth of Christ (feat. Christoph Bull) 3:44
Christmas Wish (Sing Alleluia) 3:05
All the Babes on Christmas Born 4:35
The Miracle of Christmas 2:59
Oh Golly, Lookie 2:52
The Baby in the Cake 3:46
The Friendly Beasts / Away in a Manger (Mashup) 4:41


DIY Beeswax Food Wraps - Easy Food (Jiaxing) Co., Ltd.
Cut 2 sheets of parchment paper larger than the cotton sheet.
Place one sheet of parchment on the ironing board or towel. Place the cotton sheet on top.
Grate the beeswax and spread out the wax over the entire sheet.
Pour some jojoba oil over the sheet, and place the second parchment sheet on top.
Once the iron is heated, place it over the parchment and smooth it over the sheet. You will quickly see the wax melt and spread through the cotton sheet. Once the entire sheet is covered in wax, pull away the top parchment.
Carefully peel away the cotton sheet. The wax will dry within a minute and will be ready for use!


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Backstage: Los Angeles Interviews
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When I attend a concert, I like to watch the guitar player?s fingering. Boulevard Music in Los Angeles is one of a handful of venues that allows me to do just that (no big screen required), while listening to some of the best real musicians around. Gary Mandell is the man responsible for bringing in this talent. Gary?s music background is a key ingredient for creating a musical oasis, hidden away in a town driven by computer-generated music, CD downloads, and one-hit wonders whose vocals are remixed and cleaned up ad infinitum to create ?a product? that is appropriately sold in plastic.
I spoke with Gary after a recent concert / CD release party, and asked him about the venue, his musical background, and his obvious passion for everything that Boulevard Music offers. Gary has been playing guitar for 43 years, and has given guitar and keyboard instruction since 1968. He knows Folk, Rock, Acoustic and Electric Blues, Jazz (Improvisation), Country (including Chet Atkins style), and classical styles, as well as arranging and orchestration. Some of his credits include arranging and orchestration for the L.A. Philharmonic to the Tonight Show band. He utilizes his experience as a producer and a musician to select the musicians who play at Boulevard Music based on their talent, rather than their notability. DON?T confuse that with the misconception that you won?t know who?s playing. It DOES mean that the acts you will see there are first-class musicians, who may or may not be notable. Boulevard Music is also one of the only music stores in Los Angeles that?s run by a music teacher who is still teaching music.
The Beatles, Grady Martin (?El Paso?), and Chet Atkins influenced Gary?s interest in music. When asked which musician past or present, he most would like to be able to sit and jam with, his response was ?John Lennon? but not just to jam with, to be able to sit and talk with.? I asked Gary to share what advice he would give to an aspiring musician. He said ?Take lessons, figure out where you want to be musically (the genre and level of ability)?find someone who is already doing that, and ideally study with them. Gary studied under Albert Harris.
Albert Harris was born in London on February 13, 1916 and moved to New York in 1938. He gained a Doctor of Music degree at New York College of Music. In 1942, he moved to Los Angeles, and eventually became musical director at NBC for several years, followed by film work.
Boulevard Music is located at 4316 Sepulveda Blvd., Culver City, CA 90230
-Sandy Jacobson-
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Command line tool for [Capistrano](http://capistranorb.com/) style deployments in multi-server environments over SSH. And hey, its a NodeJS package!

Add any issues or feature requests to the [GitHub issues](https://github.com/Toddses/reploy/issues)!

## Installation

Install it with NPM. So cool!

Install globally:

	$ npm install -g reploy

In your project's directory, run the initializer:

    $ cd /path/to/your/project
	$ reploy init

Edit the `reploy.json` file with your various settings and stages.

Deploy!

	$ reploy deploy stage

Where `stage` is the stage you'd like to deploy to.

## Options

Verbose logging.

	$ reploy deploy stage --verbose

## Deployment Structure

```
project_root
├─ current
├─ releases
│  ├─ 20150215123456
│  ├─ 20150216123456
│  └─ 20150217123456
├─ repo
│  └─ <VCS data>
├─ shared
│  ├─ <symlinked files>
│  └─ <symlinked dirs>
└─ deployments.log
```

* **./current/** Symlinked dir to the latest release
* **./releases/** Directory containing the various releases that have been deployed.
* **./repo/** Contains the bare repo.
* **./shared/** Contains shared files/directories to be symlinked within each release.
* **./deployments.log** Log file containing data on each deployment.

## Milestones

This tool is in active development. Short list of planned releases:

#### v0.1.0

* Add the rollback task for quickly returning to previous releases.

#### v0.2.0

* build an upload task
* build a download task
* Implement a hook system to allow custom tasks to hook into the deployment and rollback flow, via a reployfile.

#### v0.3.0

* Add an npm style init with prompts for building the reploy.json file.

#### v0.4.0

* Add slack integration.

#### v0.5.0

* Revisit the logging system and implement a robust application-wide logging system.
* Allow custom tasks to hook into the logging system.

## License

The MIT License (MIT)

Copyright (c) 2015 Todd Miller

Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

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
AUTHORS OR COPYRIGHT HOLDERS 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.


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The Pretender/Season Two
From The TV IV
< The Pretender
Season Premiere November 1, 1997
Season Finale May 16, 1998
Episode Count 22
Season Two of The Pretender of November 1, 1997.
23 1 Back from the Dead Again November 1, 1997
24 2 Scott Free November 8, 1997
25 3 Over the Edge November 15, 1997
26 4 Exposed November 22, 1997
27 5 Nip and Tuck December 6, 1997
28 6 Past Sim December 13, 1997
29 7 Collateral Damage January 3, 1998
30 8 Hazards January 10, 1998
31 9 F/X January 17, 1998
32 10 Indy Show January 31, 1998
33 11 Gigolo Jarod February 7, 1998
34 12 Toy Surprise March 7, 1998
35 13 A Stand Up Guy March 14, 1998
36 14 Amnesia March 21, 1998
37 15 Bulletproof March 28, 1998
38 16 Silence April 4, 1998
39 17 Crash April 11, 1998
40 18 Stolen May 2, 1998
41 19 Red Rock Jarod May 2, 1998
42 20 Bank May 9, 1998
43 21 Bloodlines (1) May 16, 1998
The Pretender Seasons
Season 1 | Season 2 | Season 3 | Season 4
Retrieved from "http://m.tviv.org/w/index.php?title=The_Pretender/Season_Two&oldid=2756352"
The Pretender/Episodes
Content is available under Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-ShareAlike 2.5 License.


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SlimGlobalization
=================

I18n and L10n functionality for the PHP Slim framework

The SlimGlobalization plugin prefixes all URLs of the site with the user's
prefered browser language or the default language, as defined by the
programmer.

For example, if English is given as the only language, with the key 'en', the
following URL transformations take place.

```
http://example.com       -> http://example/en/
http://example.com/admin -> http://example/en/admin
http://example.com/en    -> http://example/en/en
```

When giving a list of languages to the SlimGlobalization middleware, the first
language is used as the default language. When switching to a language that is
not in the list of supported languages, the first language is used instead.

Building a link to switch language can be done like so:

```php
$app = new \Slim\Slim();
$app->add(new \SlimGlobalization\Middleware\I18n(array(
    'en' => 'English',  // Default language
    'fr' => 'Français',
)));

$app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
    echo $app->urlFor('lang') . '?lang=fr';
    // /en/language?lang=fr
));
```

The language handler for 'lang' is only initialized after the middleware is
called. In other words, the handler for 'lang' is only available to the
controller function.

It's also possible to list all languages available to the site. The languages
passed to the middleware constructor are available as Slim config.

```php
$app->config('languages');
// array('en' => 'English', 'fr' => 'Français')

$app->config('language.id');
// 'en'

$app->config('language.name');
// 'English'
```

Building a list of language switches is equaly simple:

```php
<?php foreach ( $app->config('languages') as $langKey => $langName ) : ?>
    <a href="<?php echo $app->urlFor('lang') , "?lang=$langKey" ?>">
        <?php echo $langName ?></a>
<?php endforeach ?>
```

Finally, a user can be redirected to a specific page after the language was
changed:

```php
$app->redirect($app->url('lang') . "?lang=fr&next=/page");
// Redirect the user to '/fr/page'
```

## Use

### Requirements

SlimGlobalization requires **PHP >= 5.3** and **Slim >= 2.0**.

### Install

Download the compressed content of this plugin and copy the SlimGlobalization
director into a directory for third-party libraries. This document assumes that
directory is called 'vendor' and is located in the same directory as the index
file.

### Use

Once copied, add the middleware to too the Slim instance in your index file.

Example:

```php
$app = new \Slim\Slim();

include_once 'path_to_vendors/SlimGlobalization/Middleware/I18n.php';
$app->add(new \SlimGlobalization\Middleware\I18n(array(
    'en' => 'English', // Used as the default language
    'fr' => 'French',
)));

// Required for storing the language in the user's session
$app->add(new \Slim\Middleware\SessionCookie());

$app->get('/', function () use ($app) {
    // Renders the index page
});

$app->run();
```

## Author

The SlimGlobalization plugin was created and is maintained by
[Dimitry Zolotaryov](http://webit.ca/). Dimitry is a freelance web developer
and consultant working under the alias WebIT.

## License

The SlimGlobalization plugin is release under the MIT public license.


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Paul Tracy joins Princess Margaret Hospital to promote new Cash & Cars Lottery for Cancer Research
Published on August 22, 2007 at 9:17 pm .
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Published on February 9, 2007 at 6:00 pm .
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TORONTO, ON, February 9, 2007 — The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation officially launched its 2007 Princess Margaret Hospital Home Lottery for Cancer Research today with the unveiling of its most valuable Grand Prize ever – a $3.2 million, 8,150 square foot custom home built by Greenpark and viewed as "The World's Greatest Grand Prize Showhome".
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Just 8 days to Early Bird in the Cash, Cars, and Condos Lottery 2006 for PMHF
Published on October 11, 2006 at 6:00 pm .
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TORONTO, ON, August 28, 2006 — The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation officially launched its Fall fundraiser today – the popular Cash, Cars & Condos Lottery with the promise of an even more spectacular program than last year.
Thank You Ontario! First-Ever Lifestyles Lottery a Success
Published on August 4, 2006 at 6:00 pm .
TORONTO, ON, August 4, 2006 — According to their website, the final ticket sales deadline has now passed in The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation's first-ever Lifestyles Lottery.
Absolute Final Sales Deadline Looming in The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation Lifestyles Lottery
Published on July 13, 2006 at 6:00 pm .
TORONTO, ON July 13, 2006 — The one and only ticket sales deadline in The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation Lifestyles Lottery is now less than three weeks away.
Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation Launches First-Ever Lifestyles Lottery
Published on June 5, 2006 at 6:00 pm .
TORONTO, ON, June 5, 2006 — The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation has launched a brand-new lottery fundraiser featuring innovative lifestyle prizes designed to capture the imagination of lottery supporters in Ontario.
Sales at Record Pace for Princess Margaret Home Lottery
Published on March 6, 2006 at 1:25 pm .
The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation announces record pace ticket sales for their Home Lottery
TORONTO, ON, March 6, 2006 — The Princess Margaret Hospital Foundation announced today that over 50% of tickets for their Home Lottery 2006 have already been sold, setting a record-pace for their 10th anniversary program.
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The department for business, energy and industrial strategy (Beis) is inviting bids for millions of pounds in grant funding to support development of large scale energy storage and small scale flexibility markets.
The large storage competition aims to help prove novel approaches to storage at scale.
While some businesses are developing novel large storage, such as the liquid air energy storage plant in Bury, there are many technologies that are probably more useful to the energy system than technologies such as lithium-ion batteries, which are attracting investment largely because they have already scaled.
£20m is available between 2019 and 2021 for up to three projects. They must target a minimum output of 30MW or capacity of 50MWh. Technologies that convert power into other forms of energy, such as gas, are also in scope and must target a minimum input power of 5MW.
Parties must register interest by 17 April. Details here.
There is £4m in funding for up to three small flexibility market projects. The aim is to build exchanges where lots of different flexibility assets, such as storage, generation, load DSR can be offered by multiple sellers to multiple buyers.
Project teams can apply for up to £2.5 million grant funding for each demonstration project, but Beis said they must feature real participants, and deliver real services to the energy system. It also wants to see some households or small firms involved.


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Chris Tomlin & Friends is the thirteenth solo studio album by American contemporary Christian singer Chris Tomlin. The album was released via Sparrow Records and Capitol CMG on July 31, 2020. The album features guest appearances by Thomas Rhett, Florida Georgia Line, We the Kingdom, Lady A, Bear Rinehart, Needtobreathe, Brett Young, Cassadee Pope, Russell Dickerson, RaeLynn, Chris Lane, and Blessing Offor. Tomlin collaborated with Brian Kelley, Corey Crowder, Tyler Hubbard, Ed Cash, Dave Haywood, and David Garcia in handling the production of the album.

The album was supported by the release of "Who You Are to Me", "God Who Listens" and "Thank You Lord" as singles. "Who You Are to Me" peaked at No. 2 on the US Hot Christian Songs chart. "God Who Listens" peaked at No. 13 on the Hot Christian Songs chart. "Thank You Lord" peaked at No. 11 on the Hot Christian Songs chart.

Chris Tomlin & Friends drew mixed reactions from critics, and it was a commercially successful album upon its release, debuting at number one on Billboard's Top Christian Albums Chart and number six on Top Country Albums in the United States, and at number six on the Official Charts' Official Christian & Gospel Albums Chart in the United Kingdom. The album received a nomination for the GMA Dove Award Pop/Contemporary Album of the Year at the 2021 GMA Dove Awards.

Release and promotion

Singles
On July 10, 2020, "Who You Are to Me" featuring Lady A was impacted Christian radio in the United States as the lead single from the album. "Who You Are to Me" peaked at No. 2 on the US Hot Christian Songs chart.

On February 5, 2021, "God Who Listens" featuring Thomas Rhett was released as the second single from the album. "God Who Listens" peaked at No. 13 on the Hot Christian Songs chart.

On August 13, 2021, "Thank You Lord" featuring Thomas Rhett and Florida Georgia Line was impacted Christian radio in the United States as the third single from the album. "Thank You Lord" peaked at No. 11 on the Hot Christian Songs chart.

Promotional singles
On June 26, 2020, Chris Tomlin released "Thank You Lord" featuring Thomas Rhett and Florida Georgia Line, and "Who You Are to Me" featuring Lady A as the first two promotional singles from Chris Tomlin & Friends, being slated for release on July 31, 2020. On July 17, 2020, Tomlin released "Be the Moon" featuring Brett Young and Cassadee Pope as the third and final promotional single from the album.

Reception

Critical response

Joshua Andre in his 365 Days of Inspiring Media review opined that Chris Tomlin & Friends is "one album for the ages", further adding that "this album comes pretty close" to topping Arriving or Hello Love. CCM Magazine's Dan MacIntosh gave a favourable review of the album, saying "Chris Tomlin sounds like he really enjoyed making Christian music with his (mainly mainstream) friends. These friends also helped the worship music veteran make one of his best albums to date. These are good friends, indeed." Timothy Yap of JubileeCast gave a lacklustre review of the album, saying, "Though Asbury's previous record had that juggernaut hit "The downfall of this project is in two areas: while Tomlin is known for crafting anthems churches can sing to, there's not one of that calibre here. Second, though this record bears his name, Tomlin plays a subsidiary role as a vocalist. One gets the feeling that this doesn't really feel like a Chris Tomlin record." Rob Allwright, reviewing for One Man In The Middle, concluded: "The question has to be at the end of this, has the experiment worked? Sadly I think that overall it hasn't. The songs are easy to categorise into worship or country, there is not really any kind of blend of those genres. That's not to say that all of the songs, whether the worship numbers or the country one's are bad, but some of them are, despite the artists doing their best with them." Kelly Meade, indicating in a three-point-eight star review at Today's Christian Entertainment, said "When you push play on the Chris Tomlin & Friends album, you may be surprised, as I was, by who you're hearing on some of these songs. However, a strong message of hope and trusting in God with a solid belief is woven throughout."

Reviewing for the Herald-Standard, Clint Rhodes said of the album: "With a little help from his friends, Tomlin is able to share a variety of testimonials on a compelling album about unwavering faith that encourages and transforms through a simplistic message of hope and salvation." In a NewReleaseToday review, Jasmin Patterson spoke of the album, saying "Chris Tomlin & Friends is an album that will appeal to fans of Christian music, country music and lovers of all genres. It's a significant project in that it brings Christian and mainstream artists together, not only to make music, but to share their faith with one another and with their audience."

Accolades

Commercial performance
In the United States, Chris Tomlin & Friends debuted at number one on the Billboard Top Christian Albums chart, having earned 12,000 equivalent album units in the first week of sales. The album is Chris Tomlin's eighth chart-topping release on the Top Christian Albums chart, following Never Lose Sight (2016). Chris Tomlin & Friends launched at number six on the OCC's Official Christian & Gospel Albums Chart in the United Kingdom, in the week ending August 13, 2020.

Track listing

Personnel
Credits adapted from Tidal.
 Adam Ayan — mastering engineer
 Ed Cash — producer
 David Cook — mixing assistant
 Corey Crowder — producer
 Russell Dickerson — featured artist, vocals
 Florida Georgia Line — featured artist, vocals
 David Garcia — producer
 Dave Haywood — producer
 Tyler Hubbard — producer
 Jeff Juliano — mixing
 Brian Kelley — producer
 Lady A — featured artist, vocals
 Chris Lane — featured artist, vocals
 Needtobreathe — featured artist
 Blessing Offor — featured artist, vocals
 Cassadee Pope — featured artist, vocals
 RaeLynn — featured artist, vocals
 Thomas Rhett — featured artist, vocals
 Bear Rinehart — featured artist, vocals
 Chris Tomlin — primary artist , producer
 We the Kingdom — featured artist, vocals
 Brett Young — featured artist, vocals

Charts

Weekly charts

Year-end charts

Release history

References

External links

2020 albums
Chris Tomlin albums
Sparrow Records albums


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The Lost Series: A1GP World Cup of Motorsport: Part 1: "Gentleman, for the pride of your nation, start your engines"
Published on 10 Dec 2018 19:00
It has been almost fifteen years since Sheikh Maktoum Hasher Moktoum Al Maktoum announced his plans for a new worldwide racing class. The idea: the A1 Grand Prix, 'The World Cup of Motorsport' was announced at a press conference in Dubai. Today we present out first part of a closer look at the series.
On Tuesday, March 30, 2004, the A1 Grand Prix got its official launch during a presentation in Dubai. Sheikh Maktoum Hasher Maktoum Al Maktoum announced that the new series would be called A1 Grand Prix. The idea behind the project was to develop a World Cup of Motorsport that consisted of teams made up by countries. It should be a winter championship that should take place between November and February, as it opted not to get in the way of the Formula 1 season. Dubai, Bahrain, Qatar, China, South Africa, Malaysia and Australia were to organize the races.
The organization A1GP had found a constructor to build the cars through an attractive bid. Lola would prepare 30 chassis and accessories for the first season. During the presentation it was also announced that the A1 Grand Prix had received official status within the FIA. Ex-Formula 3000 driver Stephen Watson was appointed General Manager of the project, while Richard Dorfman became responsible for the television rights. Dorfman had been responsible for the sale of the television rights for the FIFA World Cups football of 2002 and 2006. He was appointed by A1 Grand Prix as its official commercial director. Sheikh Maktoum let it be known that he hoped that 24 teams would start the first race. Each team should represent a country and drivers and sponsors had to have a link to the respective country. He also wanted the first race of the championship to be held at the Dubai Autodrome in Dubai.
On 25 July 2004, A1 Grand Prix appointed John Wickham as its Technical Operations Advisor. Wickham had to oversee the test program that would lead to the finalisation of the AIGP cars. The car (the Lola A1GP), would undergo extensive testing. Technical data concerning the engine and chassis were announced at an early stage.
Engine technical data:
Engine: Zytek ZA1348
Configuration: 90 degrees V8
Content: 3400 cc
Cylinder block: Sand cast aluminium alloy
Cylinder head: Sand cast aluminium alloy
Valves: 4 overhead camshafts 4 valves per cylinder
Motor Management: Zytek EMS 4.6.1
Ignition: Zytek DCDI
Spark plugs: NGK Spark Plugs
Fuel: 100 octane bio
Torque: 442 N-m maximum
Chassis technical data:
Aluminium honeycomb based on bionic engineering principles. Only FIA approved products.
Suspension: Double wishbones, front and rear. Row height adjustable, twin coin over dampers
Clutch: Carbon-Fiber, lightweight
Gearbox: A1GP 6-speed with reverse
Tyres: Cooper Tires, slicks and wet weather tires
The first test;
Ralph Firman was appointed as the official test driver of the A1GP Program. The Irish driver was involved in the development of the car in November 2004. At the Vallelunga circuit, Firman tested for three days. This test, where the driver covered almost 1500 kilometres, was a follow-up test to a secret test at Jerez. The test at Vallelunga was important as it provided A1GP information on the development of the engine, brakes, tyres, rims and the "push to pass" system. During this test it rained on Monday and Tuesday. This was a huge advantage for A1GP, because it could feel the car and tyres in the poor weather conditions.
"The A1 car is really a beast, it is incredibly fast and it will astonish many people how good this car is," were Firman's first words. "The car is great in balance, has a lot of grip and will be physically difficult to drive. It will be a huge challenge for the drivers. We were lucky that it was raining, so we were able to test the wet tyres from Cooper. These are ideal and can process the water perfectly. "
The first presentation
Team South Africa was in November 2004 the first team to present its car to the press. President Mbeki attended this presentation and pulled the cloth off the car. Sheikh Maktoum was delighted with the first presentation: "South Africa has a rich history concerning the car and motorsport, and I am very happy that they have chosen to join our class and it is a great experience for South Africans. It's an opportunity to see their sponsors and people at work in the World Cup of Motorsport. This country loves big sporting events and I am sure that the South African fans will receive our class with great pleasure.
The team was headed by Tokyo Sexwale, a former politician and anti-apartheid activist who had spent years in federal imprisonment. Stephen Simpson was later added to the project as the first driver, who would be taking charge of the first season with Tomas Scheckter.
The Calendar for 2005-2006
The A1 Grand Prix calendar for 2005-2006 would consist of eleven weekends. During the weekends, a sprint race and the main race was driven. The qualification procedure consisted of four segments of which the fastest two times would count.
Round 1: Brands Hatch, September 25
Round 2: Eurospeedway Lausitz, October 9
Round 3: Estoril, October 23
Round 4: Eastern Creek, November 6
Round 5: Sepang, November 20
Round 6: Dubai, December 11
Round 7: Durban, January 29
Round 8: Sentul, February 12
Round 9: Fundidora Park, February 26
Round 10: Laguna Seca, March 12
Round 11: Shanghai, April 2
Prior to the first race at Brands Hatch, Sheikh Maktoum took the microphone and announced the words "Gentleman, for the pride of your nation, start your engines". This was the official moment that A1 Grand Prix got its baptism of fire. You can read more about the A1GP 'World Cup of Motorsport' in the second part of our report tomorrow. In this part we will highlight the first season, we talk about the insane race in Durban won by Jos Verstappen and we take some bizarre moments that occurred the first season.
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