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EDITOR'S NOTE: Worry Doll graphic novel can be purchased via Paypal directly through Mam Tor's website.
Jason Sacks:
"The aim of art is to represent not the outward appearance of things, but their inward significance." – Aristotle
In general, when a reviewer quotes Aristotle at the beginning of a review, he's either a pretentious jerk or is looking to explain something really unique. I'll leave it up to you readers to determine if I'm a pretentious jerk, but Worry Doll is a really unique graphic novel, and unique comics are often very hard to review. Then again, that's part of what makes reviewing fun, getting to confront and take the measure of a work of comics art.
Matt Coyle's Worry Doll is, simply stated, an exploration of the inner life of a British serial killer who has a bizarre obsession with dolls. Dolls seem to reflect his inner passions and struggles, the pain and stress and worry that take up so much of his life. There's some obvious symbolism there, reflecting the inner turmoil that was obviously a hallmark of the killer's life as a child. Perhaps dolls were fetishized by him because of the intense pain and horror of his youth. So much of Coyle's story isn't stated outright but is instead implied; the reason for an obsession with dolls is just one of many examples of that approach.
In fact, we're never actually told outright that the protagonist is a killer. Sure, there's the bloody aftermath of a killing shown on page six, but is the man connected to the events? Is person who imagines himself to be a child's doll actually connected in a deep way to these horrific events? The police think so, and the reader is pretty sure, too, but it's clear that the main character of the story has much more complicated feeling on the issue. He seems disconnected from everything around him, separated from reality, emotionally stunted and divorced from everything that happens to him. It's this ambiguity, this odd and subjective view of the events depicted in this comic, that raise Worry Doll from being something bizarre to something that really is special. This isn't Law & Order: Special Victims Unit. This is a book that attempts something different. Coyle works to present the inward significance of the events to the protagonist. His body may be that of a killer, Coyle is implying, but inside he has a doll-like innocence that means that in his soul, the man is not a killer. He may have committed the act, but the protagonist's body and mind are separated from each other.
All of this is emphasized by the unique way that Coyle presents the book. There are essentially three separate threads on each page. One is a title that sometimes reflects what is presented in the accompanying text and static artwork. Within the artwork there are from one to many distinct bits of artwork. This book is quite different from traditional comics narrative, and that's part of what makes it so challenging to read and review. The artistic segment of each page is uniquely tailored to each page. There's an eerie full page of spooky-looking dolls playing in the park on page 16, while a scene of the protagonist remembering a ride in a car with his family (though the family aspect is never explicitly called out) on page 24 is bizarrely disjointed. When blank word balloons appear on page 52, it just emphasizes how strange the whole story has felt and how very isolated the protagonist's life really is.
If you're getting the idea that this is no Civil War, you're right. This is a thoughtful and intriguing graphic novel that takes a reader into some very uncomfortable territory. Worry Doll delivers an unsettling look at the inner life of a very bad man, and does so in a way that emphasizes the tremendous malleability of the graphic novel medium.
Michael Deeley
The page on the left is text of the author describing a conversation he had with someone else. The page on the right contains pencil drawings of dolls walking through the world. Occasionally, they encounter dead bodies. The connection between the two narratives becomes clearer as they come closer to reality.
Worry Doll is one of the few graphic novels that I'd consider post-modern art more than a narrative. The act of reading this book involves the reader more deeply in the experience than other books. The reader is trying to solve the mystery behind the meaning of the two narratives. What is the author talking about? What could those pictures mean?
The pencil drawings look like they were based on photographs. (Photos of the outdoors with large dolls walking around.) People are drawn in a way similar to Alex Ross' style. The images are also fragmented and altered to convey a sense of instability. The reader feels that there is madness and horror at work before the truth is revealed. There are times when it becomes difficult to see exactly what's going on. This could be put down to a stylistic choice, or excessive shading.
Worry Doll is a very strange, unsettling book. It presents a journey through the eyes of a madman and takes the reader along. I wish it was longer.
Robert Murray:
Whoa there, cowboy! What in the heck did I just finish reading? I mean, I grasped the basic gist of Matt Coyle's Worry Doll, but I had to go back and look over the graphic novel again once I had completed it. Coyle is obviously drinking from the same water supply as William Burroughs and David Lynch, especially the latter with his common knack for disturbing visuals (Actually, I kept thinking of the doll in Poltergeist. Creepy!). The cinematic artwork and the originality of the presentation are the two key elements that will excite readers of this tale. Unfortunately, the element that will alienate these same readers is the amount of leash he's given his main character and his disturbed take on life. Coyle is very playful with his subject matter, which is okay since it is examining the inner workings of a diseased mind adjusted to his obvious maladies. However, this dialogue of the mentally unbalanced yields little for the reader to relate to, which is exacerbated by the disconnected storybook form of the work itself. Sometimes artists can be a little too clever for their own good. Worry Doll is an appropriate example of this, as the presentation will likely polarize readership, creating favorable opinions for those looking for quirky fiction and receiving poor marks from those who crave straightforward sequential arts. No matter what side you're on, you can't deny Coyle's creativity in his telling of this story, nor fault his decision to produce the finished product like a children's book. However, unlike quirky masterpieces like The Naked Lunch or Blue Velvet >, there is a lack of connection with the material that ultimately acts to alienate, leaving the reader with an empty feeling that isn't worth the $18 cover price.
If Coyle had intended this book as a collection of his artwork rather than a melding of narrative dialogue and imagery, I would give this book the highest of marks. The amount of detail and grotesque realism he packs into the art pages of this thin tome is truly staggering, showing that Coyle is definitely an artist to keep an eye out for. In fact, if you only look at the artwork and ignore the prose, you'll find more enjoyment from this book than if you combine the two. I know this sounds rather harsh, but I would suggest you try it before you judge me. The construction of the artwork displays the fractured mind much more effectively than the sometimes banal mock-poetry can, clashing images that could potentially give people some nightmares (Mr. Marbles?). In a two page span, he displays a car radio informing the public about his acts, then his fantasies of Nazi Germany and one doll's role as a Gestapo-looking murderer. It's all quite psychotic, but that's the general idea. This is a tale told from the perspective of a disturbed individual, which means that you can't expect the details to be very reliable or to follow a normal cause-and-effect relationship. All we can accept as some semblance of reality are the images that we see, such as a doll vomiting, a room full of mutilated bodies, and a suitcase full of dolls (I swear I saw a guy's schlonger as well, but it could be a doll's…). This is not the kind of reality you're probably expecting, but it is the reality of a sick man's mind, and we should enjoy the short ride Coyle has made available for us.
Short is the operable word, considering you will plunk down 18 bucks for this graphic novel. Is it worth it? That depends on your passion for detailed sketch-work, because if you're looking for an entire graphic novel for the cover price, you will be woefully disappointed. The prose in this book is ineffective in keeping the reader's attention focused on the developing story, despite some enlightening moments at the beginning and end of the tale that explain some of the narrator's behaviors. In fact, using the same technique I used with the artwork, I gleaned that reading the prose without looking at the art yields a totally different experience. Instead of the horrific imagery, we are privy to a conversation in a mental hospital, between our disturbed narrator and a doctor of some sort (or it could be a rational manifestation of his mind). Interesting and enlightening, but ultimately fractured from the images, page titles, and reactions that coincide with each other on the facing pages. Worry Doll can best be described as a fractured masterpiece, a work that will be lauded by some mainly on the strength of some fantastic artwork.
Steven G. Saunders:
Comics are an artform, and I must proclaim: It sure is a nice change of pace to read a comic book that emphasizes "art." Matt Coyle's Worry Doll is something you don't get to see all that often any more, it seems. The first thing a reader of Worry Doll will notice is the pictures. Upon first glance, they look like treated photographs, but actually they are incredibly detailed and executed drawings…, drawings done in felt-tip pen. Really, the art is the true star of this book, but the story is good too; unconventional as the layout may be.
The tale concerns three toys who discover the family they co-habitate with have been horribly murdered in the living room. We are then treated to a murder mystery involving this surreal premise, which is quite enjoyable… even if it's extremely dark and, as some might say, disturbing (I didn't find it that disturbing; but then again, this is ME we're talking about). The layout may throw some for a loop since it is pretty unconventional as far as "standard funny books" go. The story is told by both white on black text to the left, engaging the reader with grimly entertaining prose and on the right is the outstanding illustration work, complimenting the text nicely. Wait, this is a Slugfest, isn't it? I'm sure other the reviewers have gone on to describe Worry Doll and there's no sense in providing an exercise in redundancy. Anyway, the bottom line is: This is worth getting, especially if you are looking for something different and interesting involving photo-realistic (photo-surrealistic?) art and a well-done yarn that's a bloody good time. I hear this took six years to complete; for good reason, I should add. I certainly hope Coyle's next work doesn't take so long, as I really do enjoy his stories, art, and how his twisted mind ticks.
Jason SacksKeith DallasMam Tor PublishingMatt CoyleMichael DeeleyRobert MurraySteven G. Saunders
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Jason Sacks has been obsessed with pop culture for longer than he'd like to remember. Jason has been writing for Comics Bulletin for nearly a decade, producing over a million words of content about comics, films and other media. He has also been published in a number of publications, including the late, lamented Amazing Heroes, The Flash Companion and The American Comic Book Chronicles: the 1970s and 1980s. Find him on Facebook and Twitter. Jason is the Owner and Publisher of Comics Bulletin.
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In this paper we present results on numerical studies of the martensitic-austenitic phase transition mechanism in a large shape-memory-alloy rod. Three groups of experiments are reported. They include results on stress- and temperature- induced phase transformations as well as the analysis of the hysteresis phenomenon. All computational experiments are presented for Cu-based structures.


Months have passed since my last post, something that was not intended, but simply the flow of things. Having emerged from the watery depths of a conscious/subconscious voyage, looking back it seems I slipped into another dark night of the soul. This one was showing me how I've become more neutral, centered and whole since the last painful one years ago that I can (finally) jokingly call my rude awakening.
Talking to a few friends recently it was apparent that many are going through something similar – boredom, thinking your mission is over, not liking things you used to, rejecting spiritual concepts, questioning what the heck you are doing here, others in your life may be mirroring any fears you have left, seeing through agendas, seeing your own role in things more clearly, etc. It has been intense for many. But probably more so for those who believe the dark is outside of them – an illusion that is cracking. Not that there isn't darkness outside of ourselves, it is just that the darkness we can do something about is inside ourselves. Increasingly this darkness is being released and we feel so different.
What is a dark night of the soul? Since it is experiential, the dark night of the soul can't be easily put into words. Most of it I believe works on the subconscious. For me, it feels like I take on an infusion of light. Things seem different and feel different but it's all good and I'm humming along. My conscious mind is the last to know this infusion has happened. By then, changes are already starting to make ripples and waves into the world around me. Things may start to shift and it can get pretty uncomfortable sometimes. (I like change, but on my terms, lol!) The newness feels strange, and thoughts about wanting to have things the old way are common. It requires an adjustment. Those ripples and waves bring up things in me and others – good, bad and ugly. Ego shenanigans are exposed by the light! Having been dislodged, they must be shed like a skin. It can be uncomfortable seeing the shed skin and knowing it was a part of you, but must be let go.
I think a dark night of the soul is different things to different people. Some believe it is an initiation of some sort, especially in shamanism. Initially it is not something you consciously decide to do, but a soul decision. (How long you stay there may be the conscious decision.) Because if you knew what you were in for in some cases, you would never do it! The dark night of the soul can be a spiritual 'hell week.' Lots of tough work to be done at hyper speed and when you are on the other side of it, it was really worth it. The dark night of the soul destroys ego and exposes more of who we truly are. Since part of the ego is defense, this can make you feel vulnerable and naked at times. The best exit strategy to a dark night of the soul is to see everything through the eyes of love and humility. Only problem is during the dark night of the soul it can be hard to find love, as that is the point – to learn more about it in what appears to be the absence of it. When emerging from the dark night, the capacity for love and appreciation grows immensely.
The beauty of the dark night of the soul is integration – becoming more whole. This integration is achieved by diving deep into the darkness of your conscious/subconscious, doing the necessary work on all levels that removes what is in the way of that wholeness. It is not work for the faint of heart, but for those of significant spiritual strength (the spiritual warriors). It takes a huge amount of personal honesty and courage to look at the cobwebs in your closet, acknowledge in fact they are yours (not projecting anything onto others) then to give them a nice adios! The reward is greater light, lightness of being, true power and old fashioned LOVE.
Thus, the dark night of the soul is a fast track detox that touches the mind, body and soul in a purifying way. But to get to the pure sometimes requires immersion into the watery deep, silty, darkness. And like any detox, the side effects are felt until the toxic is flushed out – emotions can be stirred up and cleansed out. In the heart of the darkness, ironically you gather up more light and more true parts of you. Then a sparkly new you emerges. While the work of the dark night of the soul feels solitary at the time, it simply cannot be only that. Our thoughts, feelings and beliefs are connected to the thoughts, feelings and beliefs of others. As we purify our own and remove the illusions, we help others remove their illusions. Just as those who have removed theirs before me have helped me to remove mine. Most likely 90% of a dark night of the soul's work is unknown, or part of the mystery of life. But the proof is in the result – the changes in how you feel and your perceptions.
Keep your feet on the ground, and reach for the stars!
Good to see you have returned from the abyss, yet again. 😉 I, as well, am very familiar with this. When it hits again, it hits hard, but it seems that we crawl out of it much quicker. My experience anyway. It has been a hell of a ride the last several years. Whewwww . . . Hang in there! Also, I do not have many to communicate with on the Third Eye or Telepathy subject matter, nor have I found much information that truly resonates. It was nice to read your post regarding the Third Eye. And, again, hang in there!


Irene Dolnick lives in El Paso, Texas with her husband, daughter, and her four mischievous Beagles. She loves to travel, try new restaurants, and watch classic movies. With a Master's degree in Reading and Literacy, she works as a substitute teacher for all grade levels. Seeing that a lot of the students struggled to read, pronounce high frequency words and divide words into syllables she became inspired to write. With the help of her four beagle's antics, she developed the desire to share some of their adventures in a children's book. This idea incorporated the beginning reading process with an introduction or review of high frequency words, phonograms, whole words, and pronunciation all molded into a story line for beginning and struggling readers.
Synopsis: Brrr! Jazmine is feeling cold, hungry, and lonely-and when she passes a picture window and sees her two friends, Kurt and Gert, in the warm, cozy house, she also feels a bit jealous! But this little dog will soon meet a handsome black and brown beagle named Bagel, who knows what it's like to be alone. Join Jazmine and Bagel as they form new friendships and embark on new adventures together! It's a story that will delight children of all ages and remind us of the importance of friends and having fun.


We love telling this story at TheOverflow. The story actually starts with the first formal presentation ever made, and before the company was formed back in the Spring of 2011. The title of that story was "One smooth stone felled a giant". Why the David and Goliath analogy? Well, when you're trying to compete with the world's biggest company (Apple) and the world's biggest e-commerce company (Amazon), you'd better have God on your side or you're finished!
As the unnamed company was growing, it was co-founders Stephen Relph and Chris Shaban desire to find a name that Christians would understand, and the world would want to understand. While trying to find a name, we were at a complete loss. Well, one weekend Christian artist Aaron Gillespie was staying at Chris' house, he suggested that "whatever you do, put 'the' in the name". After an unsuccessful brainstorming session at a restaurant, Chris shared Aaron's feedback with Stephen. We decided to pray and seek God's help right then and there to find the name. Within minutes, we said, "what about TheOverflow?". Convinced the URL would no longer be available (note: the URL you want is pretty much never available), we checked anyway, and it was available. We knew that "Overflow" is found in Psalm 23, but were woefully unaware of the full context. What blew us away was that in this Psalm David (…that shepherd boy who wielded that one stone!) is talking about how God will "…Prepare a table before me in the presence of my enemies. You anoint my head with oil; my cup overflows." We were frankly blown away. What an affirmation of the leading of the Holy Spirit! Within days, TheOverflow.com was purchased.
So… it's our prayer and our belief, that God will use TheOverflow to help you go deeper in your faith, and impact the world for the glory of Jesus Christ. Remember, "You are the light of the world. A town built on a hill cannot be hidden" (Matthew 5:14). So… don't hide your faith, OVERFLOW!!!


It's bittersweet being part of a group or organization. From college fraternities to street gangs to labor unions to political parties, group membership requires that you act collectively at times. If you get a flat tire in the middle of the night, you can call a brother but sometimes you will be getting up at 3:00a.m. It's part of the deal.
On his birthday, President Obama spoke with the AFL-CIO about sticking with Democrats during the mid-term elections. Without Big Labor's money and members, the Democrats have little juice. But, labor rightfully expects loyalty and their money has supported some Democrats who have no problem picking and choosing when to be team players.
In the 90s, I was proud to be part of a party that looked like America. From sea to shining sea, the Democrat Caucus in Congress was a hodgepodge. Like any family or group, we had disagreements but understood that once the decisions were made membership for the most part should circle the wagons. As a congressional staffer, I enjoyed visiting friends in the office of Rep. Charlie Hayes of Illinois. Mr. Hayes had hands like the gloves soccer goalies wear and he had a gravely voice that made him the unofficial uncle to young Black staffers. "Whose office are you in…the Peanut guy from Georgia…good man…he's alright." Mr. Hayes had labor union coursing in his veins; he loved what unions did for his community in Chicago.
During this congress, most Democrats have made some tough votes while a few sidestepped the rough stuff. Let's not be naïve: these carefully crafted actions were planned deep inside the DNC. While members and candidates from both parties will flex and bend on issues to win in swing districts, old school gentlemen like Mr. Hayes would never let members enjoy considerable union support and openly slam major Democrat policies. That would be too much.
When conservative to moderate Democrats stand with other Democrats, it confirms that the general body of the party is basically respectable. I am glad Mr. Hayes isn't around to see what is happening now to a president from Chicago.
The AFL-CIO still has big shoulders and will only take so much; it's not the AFL-CIO M-O-U-S-E. After budget and appropriations votes, the congress only makes a dozen or so major votes each year. The stats we hear about "this guys votes with his party 97% of the time" is window-dressing. The National Journal and Congressional Quarterly list the major votes in an unbiased way. A member who votes against his party on those issues could be on his or her own in November.
In our community's history, the original deep cover was house slaves and friendly Whites. Recently, I rewatched Roots on you tube and the White friend of Tom Harvey "masterfully" play his part in the exodus of the family. At one point, skeptical freedmen didn't want him in the meetings and plans; he rightfully questioned his position also. I had forgotten O.J. Simpson acting in Roots.
I was glued to the T.V. when Juice broke the rushing record and disappointed when he broke ties with our community. Oh, but the second he gets in the ultimate drama, he comes home. Right. Watching Roots as an adult poses great questions about loyalty and group membership that reflects into the current political situation. Burl Ives played a former Senator who reassured his friends that a system could be created to protect their way of life.
To me, political power and positions will always be secondary to economic power and money—Booker T. Washington was right after all. We can have a million college degrees and thousands of political titles in our community but money determines power. An old coworker once said that at the end of the day and after the speeches, the powerful are those few at the table when the money is counted.
In Roots, the exodus plan was foiled when Lloyd Bridges' character wisely had some guys with guns follow behind him. Chicken George thwarted their plan by coming behind the new guys with his guns. Old Chicken George one up them and stated that you must have a second plan or option if your first plan is not working. Our community needs to do the same thing politically and economically because times are changing and we must change also.
Union jobs, teaching positions, military service and government jobs moved many Black families into the middle class. Unions fought for better wages, benefits and safer workplaces. At some point, they pushed so hard that labor cost forced some industries out of business or overseas. A union lobbyist once told me that a third of the cost of a new car was the benefit package for the autoworker; there's too much. A teamster can sometimes make more for driving crops to market than the farmer made for actually growing the produce for months. Teachers' unions battle for better compensation but fight moves to tight salaries to student achievement. In their defense, many families are half-raising kids and these students aren't prepared to sit down, be quiet and focus on learning. These teens need to watch Roots with their parents to better understand how lucky they are and on those shoulders they stand.
Yes, we can have a frank and honest discussion about improving our community and the role of government. But, we must also remember Mr. Charlie Hayes and others who taught that membership in a political party involves commitment and loyalty. President Obama said he was tough and he must have been to grow up as the only brother around during most of his childhood. As we prepare for the middle term election, he should let us know who is with him and who is about the "okey dokey" —to use his term; start naming names or let big labor do it.
Warning: These videos include the N-Word and are better watched at home.


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Junior Doctors – Your Life In Their Hands
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Last episode S3E7 aired 2013-02-28
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Following five hard years of study, seven ordinary twenty somethings are about to embark on one extraordinary career. Laying both their professional and private lives bare, the series sees how the junior doctors cope with juggling their new found responsibilities and being a young adult.
The junior doctors will live together across three emotionally charged months, while working in roles that take us to the heart of some of the hospital's busiest departments; A&E, gastro, paediatrics and plastic surgery.
Expect frustration, tears, laughter and elation as the reality of life for the young doctors starts to unfold in their journey from first day nerves to accomplished professional.
Started: Feb/22/2011
Ended: Feb/28/2013
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Type: Documentary
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Keir is looking forward about his next placement in Paediatrics after deciding he wants to become a children's doctor. With just a few shifts left in A&E, Suzi begins to feel much more confident about her upcoming role in the Special Care Unit. Lucy finds it hard to detach herself from patients' problems on the ward.
Jon is determined not to compromise his hobbies for his career as a doctor and tries to get the balance right. In the Emergency Assessments Unit, Adam finds himself working a very busy night shift. Suzi gets another chance to prove herself after returning to work.
Suzi has to keep a cool head whilst working in A&E. Adam finds his bedside manner has made him popular with patients in the Emergency Admissions Unit. Lucy and Andy both learn that relating to patients is an important part of being a good doctor.
Jon's social life ends up threatening his work. Kier has to decide between a working in medicine or surgery. Adam ends up questioning whether being a doctor is the right profession for him.
Five 12-hour shifts on the trot are beginning to take their toll on Suzi and she ends up turning to her parents for some moral support. Jon faces a race against time to save a patient who has has heart failure.
22nd Feb 2011
The junior doctors take up their jobs at the Royal Victoria Infirmary, Newcastle and the Newcastle General Hospital.

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Q: Rails 2.3.16 associations giving ArgumentError when using associations I'm upgrading a legacy project from Rails 2.3.2 to 2.3.16 (as a result of the recently-publicised vulnerability), but when I try and access the has_many association on any of the models, I get an ArgumentError from sanitize_sql.
class User
  has_many :games, :dependent => destroy
end

class Game
  belongs_to :user
end

When I try and call Game.last.user it returns the correct User object, but calling User.last.games I get the following error stack:
ArgumentError: wrong number of arguments (2 for 1)
  from /home/username/application/shared/bundle/ruby/1.8/gems/activerecord-2.3.16/lib/active_record/associations/association_proxy.rb:174:in `sanitize_sql'
  from /home/username/application/shared/bundle/ruby/1.8/gems/activerecord-2.3.16/lib/active_record/associations/association_proxy.rb:174:in `send'
  from /home/username/application/shared/bundle/ruby/1.8/gems/activerecord-2.3.16/lib/active_record/associations/association_proxy.rb:174:in `sanitize_sql'
  from /home/username/application/shared/bundle/ruby/1.8/gems/activerecord-2.3.16/lib/active_record/associations/association_collection.rb:41:in `find'
  from /home/username/application/shared/bundle/ruby/1.8/gems/activerecord-2.3.16/lib/active_record/associations/association_collection.rb:423:in `find_target'
  from /home/username/application/shared/bundle/ruby/1.8/gems/activerecord-2.3.16/lib/active_record/associations/association_collection.rb:365:in `load_target'
  from /home/username/application/shared/bundle/ruby/1.8/gems/activerecord-2.3.16/lib/active_record/associations/association_proxy.rb:140:in `inspect'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:310:in `output_value'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:159:in `eval_input'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:271:in `signal_status'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:155:in `eval_input'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:154:in `eval_input'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:71:in `start'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:70:in `catch'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/lib/ruby/1.8/irb.rb:70:in `start'
  from /home/username/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.8.7-p371/bin/irb:17

I'm running Rails 2.3.16 on Ruby 1.8.7; if there are any other details that I've left out that might be helpful in diagnosing the issue, then let me know.
EDIT
I seem to have temporarily worked around this issue by editing the error-causing line in the activerecord-2.3.16/lib/active_record/associations/association_proxy.rb file like so:
# Forwards the call to the reflection class.
def sanitize_sql(sql, table_name = @reflection.klass.quoted_table_name)
  @reflection.klass.send(:sanitize_sql, sql) #, table_name)
end

I would, obviously, prefer a more long-term solution as I'm not 100% certain that this isn't going to have additional knock-on problems down the line.

A: I have this same problem and can't find what's causing it.
I also came to the conclusion of editing this line. I made a monkey patch initializer:
module ActiveRecord
  module Associations
    class AssociationProxy #:nodoc:
      def sanitize_sql(sql, table_name = @reflection.klass.quoted_table_name)
        @reflection.klass.send(:sanitize_sql, sql)#, table_name)
      end
    end
  end
end

I hope I can find the real cause soon though, because this shouldn't be necessary. Any more progress on your issue?

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Q: How to convert user input (string) to char array? I'm trying to write a program that converts binary to base10 using a user inputted binary number
This is the original 'inefficient' code:
void BASE10() {
 int col_0, col_1, col_2, col_3, col_4, col_5, col_6, col_7;
 cout << "Please enter the Binary number you would like to convert ONE digit at a time" << endl;
 cin >> col_0;
 cin >> col_1;
 cin >> col_2;
 cin >> col_3;
 cin >> col_4;
 cin >> col_5;
 cin >> col_6;
 cin >> col_7;
 int num = 0;

 if (col_0 == 1) {
           num = num +128;
 }
 if (col_1 == 1) {
           num = num +64;
 }
 if (col_2 == 1) {
           num = num +32;
 }
 if (col_3 == 1) {
           num = num +16;
 }
 if (col_4 == 1) {
           num = num +8;
 }
 if (col_5 == 1) {
           num = num +4;
 }
 if (col_6 == 1) {
           num = num +2;
 }
 if (col_7 == 1) {
           num = num +1;
 }

 cout << num << endl;

 Restart();

Instead of this I want to use a for loop to pass a single string, the user inputs into an array of integers which can then be used in the calculation.
How do I do this?

A: #include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <bitset>

int main()
{
   const std::string str = "00100101";
   std::cout << std::bitset<8>(str).to_ulong() << '\n';
}

A: #include <iostream>
#include <string>

using namespace std;

int main(int argc, char const *argv[])
{
   int val = 0;
   // Save the integer value of ascii 0s for convenience in converting
   // input characters to integer representations.
   static int ASCII_OFFSET_0 = static_cast<int>('0');

   // Read input data from user.
   string input;
   cin >> input;

   // now that we have some input, presumably all 0s and 1s,
   // convert the characters of the strings to integers, and compute
   // the total value in base 10 of the binary string represented by input.
   // NB: It may be desirable to validate the input as only being '0' or '1'
   // characters.  But, other characters won't 'break' this.
   for (int i=0; i < input.length(); i++)
   {
      // Current is the integer representation of character input[i]
      // with the characters ascii offset removed. i.e '0' == (int)48
      int current = static_cast<int>(input.at(i)) - ASCII_OFFSET_0;

      // Utilize arithmetic shift operator to calculate the value associated
      // with the position it falls at in input.
      // NB: first character of input is considered highest order bit.
      int shift_value = (input.length() - (i + 1));

      // Bitwise or is used to continually update the true value we have read
      // operates on the notion that 10 or 1 (binary) == 11 (binary)
      val |= current << shift_value;
   }

   // Val now contains an integer representation of the string given to cin
   cout << val << endl;
   return 0;
}

This approach allows you to accept binary representations of any length.
Edit:  Added commenting to explain the approach and how it converts binary-strings into integers.


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To the bowl, add one small finely chopped red onion, two finely chopped jalapenos, half a ripe tomato chopped, two cloves of garlic crushed, 1/3 cup of finely chopped cilantro. Mix well. Add salt and lime juice to taste.
Eat with tortillas or assorted fresh vegetables including jicama. Jicama is crunchy and slightly sweet. Cut it into sticks to dip into your guacamole.
To say that my family loves guacamole is an understatement. My kids could and would eat it every day. If we make a batch, there is a feeding frenzy that arises around the bowl. They eat it with chips, the put it on their morning bagels, they put it on their veggie burgers, and their morning veggie quesadillas. Now my regular recipe, which is posted, is fairly easy to make, but it does require chopping all the ingredients. I may not have enough time to make a fresh batch in the mornings on a work day. But I found a way to make guacamole that smells and tastes amazing. It took me under a minute.
I always have ripe avocadoes handy. Take the pulp of two ripe avocadoes and place in a bowl. Add several dashes of salt, onion powder, garlic powder, red chili powder, dried cilantro, and lime juice. Mix well. Viola!! It is amazing and really fast. My husband is even making it for himself to put on his bagels.


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namespace sheaf
{

// ===========================================================
// FILTERED_DEPTH_FIRST_ITR FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC MEMBER FUNCTIONS

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
filtered_depth_first_itr()
    : depth_first_itr<T>::depth_first_itr()
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->order() == depth_first_itr<T>::NOT_AN_ORDER);
  ensure(!this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->descending());
  ensure(!this->strict());
  ensure(this->visit_once());

  // Exit

  return;
}

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
filtered_depth_first_itr(const filtered_depth_first_itr& xother)
    : depth_first_itr<T>::depth_first_itr(xother)
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->order() == xother.order());
  ensure(this->is_initialized() == xother.is_initialized());
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->anchor().is_same_state(&xother.anchor()) : true);
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->anchor().version() == xother.anchor().version() : true);
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->filter().is_same_state(&(const_cast<filtered_depth_first_itr&>(xother).filter())) : true);
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->descending() == xother.descending() : true);
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->strict() == xother.strict() : true);
  ensure(this->visit_once() == xother.visit_once());
  ensure(unexecutable(this is first member of iteration or is_done()));

  // Exit

  return;
}

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>&
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
operator=(const filtered_depth_first_itr& xother)
{

  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  depth_first_itr<T>::depth_first_itr::operator=(xother);

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->order() == xother.order());
  ensure(this->is_initialized() == xother.is_initialized());
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->anchor().is_same_state(&xother.anchor()) : true);
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->anchor().version() == xother.anchor().version() : true);
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->filter().is_same_state(&(const_cast<filtered_depth_first_itr&>(xother).filter())) : true);
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->descending() == xother.descending() : true);
  ensure(this->is_initialized() ? this->strict() == xother.strict() : true);
  ensure(this->visit_once() == xother.visit_once());
  ensure(unexecutable(this is first member of iteration or is_done()));

  // Exit

  return *this;
}

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
~filtered_depth_first_itr()
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  // Postconditions:

  // Exit:

  return;
}

// OTHER CONSTRUCTORS

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
filtered_depth_first_itr(const abstract_poset_member& xanchor,
                         bool xdown,
                         bool xstrict,
                         typename depth_first_itr<T>::order_type xorder)
{

  // Preconditions:

  require(xanchor.state_is_read_accessible());
  require(xorder != depth_first_itr<T>::NOT_AN_ORDER);

  // Body:

  // Initialize the order, dir, and strictness

  this->initialize_order(xorder);
  this->_descending = xdown;
  this->_strict = xstrict;

  // Initialize the anchor and filter. Then, reset.

  this->_anchor = 0;
  this->_new_filter = false;
  put_anchor(&xanchor);
  put_filter(xanchor.version_index());
  this->reset();

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_state(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_type(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().version() == xanchor.version());
  ensure(this->filter().is_attached());
  ensure(this->descending() == xdown);
  ensure(this->strict() == xstrict);
  ensure(this->strict() && !this->is_done() ? this->index() !=~ this->anchor().index() : true);
  ensure(this->visit_once());
  ensure(unexecutable(!this->is_done() implies this is first member));

  return;
}

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
filtered_depth_first_itr(const abstract_poset_member& xanchor,
                         const subposet& xfilter,
                         bool xdown,
                         bool xstrict,
                         typename depth_first_itr<T>::order_type xorder)
{

  // Preconditions:

  require(xanchor.state_is_read_accessible());
  require(xanchor.host()->includes_subposet(&xfilter));
  require(xorder != depth_first_itr<T>::NOT_AN_ORDER);

  // Body:

  // Initialize the order, dir, and strictness

  this->initialize_order(xorder);
  this->_descending = xdown;
  this->_strict = xstrict;

  // Initialize the anchor and filter. Then, reset.

  this->_anchor = 0;
  this->_new_filter = false;
  put_anchor(&xanchor);
  put_filter(xfilter);
  this->reset();

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_state(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_type(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().version() == xanchor.version());
  ensure(this->filter().is_attached());
  ensure(this->descending() == xdown);
  ensure(this->strict() == xstrict);
  ensure(this->strict() && !this->is_done() ? this->index() !=~ this->anchor().index() : true);
  ensure(this->visit_once());
  ensure(unexecutable(!this->is_done() implies this is first member));

  return;
}

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
filtered_depth_first_itr(const abstract_poset_member& xanchor,
                         pod_index_type xfilter_index,
                         bool xdown,
                         bool xstrict,
                         typename depth_first_itr<T>::order_type xorder)
{

  // Preconditions:

  require(xanchor.state_is_read_accessible());
  require(xanchor.host()->includes_subposet(xfilter_index));
  require(xorder != depth_first_itr<T>::NOT_AN_ORDER);

  // Body:

  // Initialize the order, dir, and strictness

  this->initialize_order(xorder);
  this->_descending = xdown;
  this->_strict = xstrict;

  // Initialize the anchor and filter. Then, reset.

  this->_anchor = 0;
  this->_new_filter = false;
  put_anchor(&xanchor);
  put_filter(xfilter_index);
  this->reset();

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_state(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_type(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().version() == xanchor.version());
  ensure(this->filter().is_attached());
  ensure(this->strict() == xstrict);
  ensure(this->strict() && !this->is_done() ? this->index() !=~ this->anchor().index() : true);
  ensure(this->visit_once());
  ensure(unexecutable(!this->is_done() implies this is first member));

  return;
}

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
filtered_depth_first_itr(const abstract_poset_member& xanchor,
                         const scoped_index& xfilter_index,
                         bool xdown,
                         bool xstrict,
                         typename depth_first_itr<T>::order_type xorder)
{
  // Preconditions:

  require(xanchor.state_is_read_accessible());
  require(xanchor.host()->includes_subposet(xfilter_index));
  require(xorder != depth_first_itr<T>::NOT_AN_ORDER);

  // Body:

  // Initialize the order, dir, and strictness

  this->initialize_order(xorder);
  this->_descending = xdown;
  this->_strict = xstrict;

  // Initialize the anchor and filter. Then, reset.

  this->_anchor = 0;
  this->_new_filter = false;
  put_anchor(&xanchor);
  put_filter(xfilter_index.hub_pod());
  this->reset();

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_state(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_type(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().version() == xanchor.version());
  ensure(this->filter().is_attached());
  ensure(this->strict() == xstrict);
  ensure(this->strict() && !this->is_done() ? this->index() !=~ this->anchor().index() : true);
  ensure(this->visit_once());
  ensure(unexecutable(!this->is_done() implies this is first member));

  return;
}

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
filtered_depth_first_itr(const abstract_poset_member& xanchor,
                         const std::string& xfilter_name,
                         bool xdown,
                         bool xstrict,
                         typename depth_first_itr<T>::order_type xorder)
{
  // Preconditions:

  require(xanchor.state_is_read_accessible());
  require(!xfilter_name.empty() ? xanchor.host()->includes_subposet(xfilter_name) : true);
  require(xorder != depth_first_itr<T>::NOT_AN_ORDER);

  // Body:

  // Initialize the order, dir, and strictness

  this->initialize_order(xorder);
  this->_descending = xdown;
  this->_strict = xstrict;

  // Initialize the anchor and filter. Then, reset.

  this->_anchor = 0;
  this->_new_filter = false;
  put_anchor(&xanchor);
  put_filter(xfilter_name);
  this->reset();

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_state(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_type(&xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().version() == xanchor.version());
  ensure(this->filter().is_attached());
  ensure(!xfilter_name.empty() ?
         this->filter().name() == xfilter_name :
         this->filter().name() == this->anchor().version_name());
  ensure(this->descending() == xdown);
  ensure(this->strict() == xstrict);
  ensure(this->strict() && !this->is_done() ? this->index() !=~ this->anchor().index() : true);
  ensure(this->visit_once());
  ensure(unexecutable(!this->is_done() implies this is first member));

  return;
}

// PROTECTED MEMBER FUNCTIONS

// PRIVATE MEMBER FUNCTIONS

// ===========================================================
// ITERATOR FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC MEMBER FUNCTIONS

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_anchor(const abstract_poset_member* xanchor)
{
  // Preconditions:

  require(xanchor != 0);
  require(this->anchor_is_ancestor_of(*xanchor));
  require(xanchor->state_is_read_accessible());

  // Body:

  define_old_variable(bool old_descending = this->_descending);
  define_old_variable(bool old_strict = this->_strict);

  // Force iterator into a known clean state;
  // also forces client to reset before using this.

  this->force_is_done();

  // Now (re)initialize.

  this->initialize_traversal(*xanchor);

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->is_done());
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_state(xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().is_same_type(xanchor));
  ensure(this->anchor().version() == xanchor->version());
  ensure(this->filter().index() == this->anchor().version_index());
  ensure(this->descending() == old_descending);
  ensure(this->strict() == old_strict);

  // Exit:

}

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_anchor(pod_index_type xanchor_index)
{
  // Preconditions:

  require(this->is_initialized());
  require(this->anchor().state_is_read_accessible());
  require(this->anchor().host()->contains_member(xanchor_index));

  // Body:

  define_old_variable(bool old_descending = this->_descending);
  define_old_variable(bool old_strict = this->_strict);
  define_old_variable(scoped_index old_filter_index = this->filter().index());
  define_old_variable(int old_anchor_version = this->anchor().version());

  // Force iterator into a known clean state;
  // also forces client to reset before using this.

  this->force_is_done();

  // Now reinitialize.

  this->initialize_traversal(xanchor_index);

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->is_done());
  ensure(this->anchor().index() == xanchor_index);
  ensure(this->anchor().version() == old_anchor_version);
  ensure(this->filter().index() == old_filter_index);
  ensure(this->descending() == old_descending);
  ensure(this->strict() == old_strict);

  // Exit:

}

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_anchor(const scoped_index& xanchor_index)
{
  // Preconditions:

  require(this->is_initialized());
  require(this->anchor().state_is_read_accessible());
  require(this->anchor().host()->contains_member(xanchor_index));

  // Body:

  define_old_variable(bool old_descending = this->_descending);
  define_old_variable(bool old_strict = this->_strict);
  define_old_variable(scoped_index old_filter_index = this->filter().index());
  define_old_variable(int old_anchor_version = this->anchor().version());

  put_anchor(xanchor_index.hub_pod());

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->is_done());
  ensure(this->anchor().index() ==~ xanchor_index);
  ensure(this->anchor().version() == old_anchor_version);
  ensure(this->filter().index() == old_filter_index);
  ensure(this->descending() == old_descending);
  ensure(this->strict() == old_strict);

  // Exit:

}

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_descending(bool xdescending)
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  this->_descending = xdescending;

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(this->descending() == xdescending);

  // Exit

  return;
}

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_strict(bool xstrict)
{
  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  this->_strict = xstrict;

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(this->strict() == xstrict);

  // Exit

  return;
}

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_filter(const subposet& xfilter)
{

  // Preconditions:

  require(this->is_initialized());
  require(this->anchor().state_is_read_accessible());
  require(this->anchor().host()->includes_subposet(&xfilter));

  // Body:

  define_old_variable(bool old_descending = this->_descending);
  define_old_variable(bool old_strict = this->_strict);

  // Force iterator into a known clean state;
  // also forces client to reset before using this.

  this->force_is_done();

  // Now reinitialize.

  this->initialize_filter(xfilter);

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->filter().is_same_state(&xfilter));
  ensure(this->descending() == old_descending);
  ensure(this->strict() == old_strict);
  ensure(this->is_done());

  return;
}

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_filter(const std::string& xfilter_name)
{

  // Preconditions:

  require(this->is_initialized());
  require(this->anchor().state_is_read_accessible());
  require(!xfilter_name.empty() ? this->anchor().host()->includes_subposet(xfilter_name) : true);

  // Body:

  define_old_variable(bool old_descending = this->_descending);
  define_old_variable(bool old_strict = this->_strict);

  // Force iterator into a known clean state;
  // also forces client to reset before using this.

  this->force_is_done();

  // Now reinitialize.

  this->initialize_filter(xfilter_name);

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->is_done());
  ensure(!xfilter_name.empty() ?
         this->filter().name() == xfilter_name :
         this->filter().name() == this->anchor().version_name());
  ensure(this->descending() == old_descending);
  ensure(this->strict() == old_strict);

  return;
}

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_filter(pod_index_type xfilter_index)
{
  // Preconditions:

  require(this->is_initialized());
  require(this->anchor().state_is_read_accessible());
  require(this->anchor().host()->includes_subposet(xfilter_index));

  // Body:

  define_old_variable(bool old_descending = this->_descending);
  define_old_variable(bool old_strict = this->_strict);

  // Force iterator into a known clean state;
  // also forces client to reset before using this.

  this->force_is_done();

  // Now reinitialize.

  this->initialize_filter(xfilter_index);

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->is_done());
  ensure(this->filter().index() == xfilter_index);
  ensure(this->descending() == old_descending);
  ensure(this->strict() == old_strict);

  return;
}

template <typename T>
void
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
put_filter(const scoped_index& xfilter_index)
{

  // Preconditions:

  require(this->is_initialized());
  require(this->anchor().state_is_read_accessible());
  require(this->anchor().host()->includes_subposet(xfilter_index));

  // Body:

  define_old_variable(bool old_descending = this->_descending);
  define_old_variable(bool old_strict = this->_strict);

  // Force iterator into a known clean state;
  // also forces client to reset before using this.

  this->force_is_done();

  // Now reinitialize.

  this->initialize_filter(xfilter_index.hub_pod());

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(invariant());
  ensure(this->is_initialized());
  ensure(this->is_done());
  ensure(this->filter().index() ==~ xfilter_index);
  ensure(this->descending() == old_descending);
  ensure(this->strict() == old_strict);

  return;
}

// PROTECTED MEMBER FUNCTIONS

// PRIVATE MEMBER FUNCTIONS

// ===========================================================
// ANY FACET
// ===========================================================

// PUBLIC MEMBER FUNCTIONS

template <typename T>
bool
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
is_ancestor_of(const any*  xother) const
{
  bool result;

  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  result = dynamic_cast<const filtered_depth_first_itr*>(xother) != 0;

  // Postconditions:

  // Exit

  return result;
}

template <typename T>
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>*
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
clone() const
{
  filtered_depth_first_itr* result;

  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  result = new filtered_depth_first_itr;

  // Postconditions:

  ensure(result != 0);
  ensure(!result->is_initialized());

  // Exit

  return result;
}

template <typename T>
bool
filtered_depth_first_itr<T>::
invariant() const
{
  bool result = true;

  // Preconditions:

  // Body:

  invariance(depth_first_itr<T>::invariant());

  if(this->invariant_check())
  {
    this->disable_invariant_check();

    /// @todo finish filtered_iterator::invariant()

    // Finished, turn invariant checking back on.

    this->enable_invariant_check();
  }

  // Postconditions:

  // Exit

  return result;
}

// PROTECTED MEMBER FUNCTIONS

// PRIVATE MEMBER FUNCTIONS

} // namespace sheaf

#endif // ifndef FILTERED_DEPTH_FIRST_ITR_IMPL_H

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Etana Diaz, who began her career as a pastry chef and a line cook in fine dining, but found her true love for butchery after discovering that pastry wasn't her passion. Etana proves that her dedication and drive outweigh her size and gender. She approaches meat cutting with creativity, ethics and knowledge and is proud to be a "Lady Butcher."
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Karyn Tomlinson
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Karyn Tomlinson, who graduated from Le Cordon Bleu in France, but was told on her first day on the job as a cook to go to the front of house for service. While her interest was in savory cuisine, she began working her way up through opportunities in pastry where she grew creatively. None of it discouraged her from pursuing her dream of becoming a head chef, and eventually she found herself at the helm of a kitchen. In 2018 she became the first solo woman to win Grand Cochon, a national whole hog cook-off. Today, she faces new challenges as she embarks on the complex process of opening Myriel, her first restaurant, during a pandemic.
Marielle Fabie
"The Chef"
Marielle Fabie, who grew up always lending a hand in the kitchen — whether it was helping her single mother cook for the family or helping her dad run his food truck — yet faced a double standard from her family, refusing to see cooking as anything but a hobby when she showed interest in culinary school. The disadvantages Marielle experienced as a woman of color have only fueled her ambition; she works tirelessly to be the best at what she does. Today, her success has finally proven to her parents that cooking is a viable and sustainable career for women.
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Oberwittbach ist ein Ortsteil der Stadt Marktheidenfeld im unterfränkischen Landkreis Main-Spessart im deutschen Bundesland Bayern.

Geographie
Durch Oberwittbach fließt der Wittbach. Nachbarorte sind Altfeld, Rettersheim, Unterwittbach, Röttbach und Michelrieth.

Geschichte
Vor der Gebietsreform in Bayern war Oberwittbach eine eigenständige Gemeinde.

Im Jahre 1862 wurde das Bezirksamt Marktheidenfeld gebildet, auf dessen Verwaltungsgebiet Oberwittbach lag. 1939 wurde wie überall im Deutschen Reich die Bezeichnung Landkreis eingeführt. Oberwittbach war nun eine der 47 Gemeinden im Landkreis Marktheidenfeld (Kfz-Kennzeichen MAR). Mit Auflösung des Landkreises Marktheidenfeld im Jahre 1972 kam Oberwittbach in den neu gebildeten Landkreis Main-Spessart (Kfz-Kennzeichen KAR, ab 1979 MSP).

Am 1. Juli 1972 wurde die Gemeinde Oberwittbach aufgelöst und nach Altfeld eingemeindet. Seit dem 1. Januar 1976 ist Oberwittbach ein Stadtteil von Marktheidenfeld. Oberwittbach hatte am  eine Einwohnerzahl von .

Am 1. Oktober 2020 wurde die Freiwillige Feuerwehr Oberwittbach durch einen Stadtratsbeschluss aufgelöst.

Einzelnachweise

Geographie (Marktheidenfeld)
Ehemalige Gemeinde (Landkreis Main-Spessart)
Gemeindeauflösung 1972
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1. The Changing Demography of U.S. Fatherhood • Marcia J. Carlson , University of Wisconsin-Madison; Paula Fomby, University of Michigan; Ariane Ophir, University of Wisconsin-Madison.
2. Parental Depression and Child Well-being: How Do Fathers Matter? • Kevin Shafer , Brigham Young University; Andrew J. Renick, Brigham Young University; Alex Wambach, Brigham Young University.
3. Length of Paternity Leave and Children's Reports of Father-Child Relationships and Delinquency • Richard Petts , Ball State University; Chris Knoester, The Ohio State University; Jane Waldfogel, Columbia University.
4. Doing What They Can? Low-Income Fathers Providing Informal Support to Their Nonresident Children • Maria Cancian, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Angela Guarin, University of Wisconsin-Madison; Leslie Hodges , University of Wisconsin-Madison; Daniel R. Meyer, University of Wisconsin-Madison.


Though it may not always seem like it, true beauty does, in fact, still exist in the world — in the form of the social media accounts of each of the cast members of Netflix's Queer Eye reboot. They are honestly the most supportive, loving group of friends in existence — just check out their Instagram accounts and you'll surely agree.
Bobby, Tan, Antoni, Karamo, and Jonathan are all worthwhile Instagram follows for a variety of reasons. First, they're beautiful human beings to look at.
But even more than that, they're honestly just the sweetest. They consistently comment on each other's Instagram posts in the most supportive, genuine, and hilarious ways. If this post doesn't convince you to follow each of them and bask in their mutual adoration for one another, then let me just quit my job right now.
Take this photo of Antoni, everyone's favorite avocado chef, for instance.
Karamo and Jonathan, please be my friends. Because mine do not comment on my posts like this, so they're pretty much canceled moving forward.
They just immediately fill up each other's posts with positivity. Let's keep this tingly train going, shall we? On to Tan.
The resident fashion expert, Tan France is always serving serious looks in his photos. And, bless them, his pals are always ready to serve up the compliments.
Even on a post that is clearly #sponcon, the Queer Eye cast can't get enough.
And last — but far from least — is the love they all have for Jonathan. And how could they not? From his beautiful, flowing locks and that borderline Jesus face to his heartfelt happy exterior and endless positivity, it's impossible to not show your love for Jonathan.
DYING. I swear to God, I laughed at Tan's comment for a hearty 10 minutes.
Recently, Olympic figure skater Michelle Kwan started following Jonathan on Instagram (see? everyone wants to follow these guys) and his reaction — as well as Karamo's — will make your entire goddamn day.
@michellewkwan just followed me, I have nothing left to accomplish… besides an Emmy, and saving like 100000 cats.
It might just be the purest thing on the internet, and we are all better people for having watched this.
Real talk: many of us spend a lot of time on social media. Personally, I spend more time than I probably should (outside of work) for my own mental health and well-being, but such is life. Finding joy in social media is a literal crapshoot and spending hours scrolling through timeline after timeline every day sometimes feels like a Dementor has sucked every ounce of happiness from my soul. But I never, NEVER feel that way when a post from each of these wonderful humans pops up on my Instagram feed.
The second season of Queer Eye premieres on Netflix on June 15 , and I for one cannot wait to indulge in the quality self-care that is this show. These guys make you feel like you're wrapped in a big, therapeutic, good-smelling hug — they're truly the balm for any wounded soul.


On Friday night, Bellator returns to the Winstar Resort and Casino in Thackerville, Oklahoma with Bellator 210.
Prior to the main card on Paramount Network and DAZN, FIGHT SPORTS will have the Preliminary card on FIGHTSPORTS.TV that features a lightweight showdown between Daniel Weichel and Goiti Yamauchi.
Weichel, a natural featherweight, moves up to 155 pounds as he looks to stay active inside the Bellator cage. Speaking with FIGHT SPORTS prior to fight night, the German born fighter looks to bounce back after his close loss to Patricio Pitbull at Bellator 203.
Across the Bellator cage from Weichel is Goiti Yamauchi, who Weichel respects for his fighting ability, but feels he will stop Yamauchi before the scorecards.
Yamauchi, who has only lost in Bellator by decision, doesn't care what Weichel thinks what will happen on November 30th.
"I'm in this business because I think I'm the best", Yamauchi said last week.
Weichel-Yamauchi are a part of the Bellator 210 Prelims, prior to Bellator 210. Bellator Prelims air at 7:30pm ET on FIGHTSPORTS.tv, with the main card going live at 9pm on Paramount Network and DAZN.
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ISO20022, QFS, Crypto brand new tutorial
Gesara.news » News » ISO20022, QFS, Crypto brand new tutorial
ISO20022? is a worldwide industry standard that has been bought in to regulate the interchange of electronic data between financial institutions.
It improves the compatibility across technology platforms and this isn't just with the high street bank or your country's bank, this includes digital/cryptocurrencies as well.
ISO networks: XRP/Flare Network, XDC/XinFin Network, XLM Stellar Network.
QFS is not cryptocurrency - it is 'asset-backed' digital currency.
Full tutorial: drive.google.com
Gold Is the Most Stable Currency
If gold didn't retain its purchasing power, why would long-term investors and central banks store it in their vaults for decades? Hardly is gold used for industrial applications, so, again, why hold large stocks of gold if it would lose its value over time? The truth is that gold retains its value, and the stability of gold's purchasing power in the long-term is the main reason to own it.
Sources:finance.yahoo.com
XRP bombed. Could Ripple Replace SWIFT?
Cross-border payments network Ripple (XRP) has become part of the ISO 20022 Standards Body, its first member focused on distributed ledger technology (DLT).
Former SEC Chairman Jay Clayton dropped a legal airburst bomb on Ripple. A few short days before leaving the position, Clayton filed a lawsuit making claims that are at least, suspect because of timing.
What possible motivation could there be for shaking all retail investors out of XRP, and tanking its price? Perhaps it has to do with the actual function of Ripple. Ripple is a major contender for replacing the central banking SWIFT system for international transfers.
First Pretrial Conference for Ripple and SEC to Take Place on February 22.
Sources: gesara.news, www.youtube.com, u.today
Most of the listed technology areas are closely related to military applications. But some of them range more widely like Energy conversion systems, being subject to secrecy orders detrimental to the national security.
The current list of technology areas that is used to screen patent applications for possible restriction under the Invention Secrecy Act is not publicly available and has been denied under the Freedom of Information Act.
Source:fas.org
American Sovereignty Restoration Bill
H.R.204 - American Sovereignty Restoration Act of 2019:
This bill directs the President to terminate U.S. membership in the United Nations (U.N.) and all affiliated bodies. It also ends U.S. participation in all U.N. conventions and agreements.
Funds may be appropriated to facilitate U.S. withdrawal from the U.N. No funds may be made available for contribution to or paid to any U.N. body. No member of the U.S. Armed Forces may serve under U.N. command, and no funds may be used to support Armed Forces participation in U.N. military operations.
President Donald Trump spoke to the 74th session of the United Nations General Assembly. He said "The future does not belong to globalists, the future belongs to patriots."
Sources:www.congress.gov, www.youtube.com
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Accueil > Sources historiques > Base de données bio-bibliographiques historiques sur les artistes canadiennes > NICOLL, Marion
NICOLL, Marion
Calgary, Alberta, 1909
Marion Florence S. Mackay Nicoll was born in Calgary, Alberta. In high school, she took extra curricular painting classes at St. Joseph's Convent, Red Deer, Alberta (1925-1926). She studied at the Ontario College of Art, Toronto, but she did not finish because of an illness. She then studied under A.C. Leighton at the Provincial Institute of Technology and Art, Calgary (1029-1932) and she also attended the summer school (now known as the Banff School of Fine Arts) under the same professor. From 1937 to 1938 she studied figure painting at the Central School of Arts and Crafts, London, England, under Duncan Grant. In 1957, she studied under Will Barnet at the Emma Lake Seminar. From 1958 to 1959 she attended the Art Students League in New York. For thirty years, she taught at Calgary's Provincial Institute of Technology and Art. She also gave classes at the summer school of the University of Alberta (1937-1938); extension classes (1946-1948); Banff School of Fine Arts (1946); the Cultural Development Board, Government of Alberta (1948-1949). She received various awards, including a Canada Council grant in 1958, a senior fellowship in 1966 and six honour certificates from the Royal Drawing Society, London, England, for teaching. She held several solo exhibitions, including at the Alberta College of Art (1959); Bowness Town Hall, Alberta. (1960-1965); Studio 61, Edmonton, Alberta (1961); Focus, Edmonton (1962, 1963, 1964) Upstairs Gallery, Toronto (1963); Yellow Door Gallery, Winnipeg (1964), among others. She is represented in the following collections: Winnipeg Art Gallery, Memorial University, Newfoundland.; University of Alberta; Edmonton Museum, Poole Collection, Edmonton.
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Vancouver Public Library, BC - Fine Arts and History Department
Alberta Culture and Community Spirit - Arts Branch
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Edmonton Art Gallery, AB - Library
London Public Library, ON
Montreal Museum of Fine Arts / Musée des Beaux-Arts de Montréal, QC
Musée d'art contemporain de Montréal, QC - Media Centre
National Gallery of Canada, ON - Library and Archives
University of Calgary Library, AB
Vancouver Art Gallery, BC - Library
Winnipeg Art Gallery, MA - Clara Lander Library
Canadian Women Artists History Initiative Documentation Centre, QC
Glenbow Archives, AB - Main Catalogue
Museum of Modern Art, NY
Whyte Museum of the Canadian Rockies, AB - Archives & Library
Documents sur l'artiste
"Calgary Woman Masters Ancient Wax-Painting Art." Gazette (Montreal) 30 Dec. 1957.
"Canada Council Fellowships – 2 Calgary Artists Win Awards." Calgary Herald 26 Apr. 1966.
Armstrong, Christopher and H.V. Nelles. The Painted Valley: Artists Along Alberta's Bow River, 1845-2000. Calgary, Alberta: University of Calgary Press, 2007.
Barnhouse, Dorothy. "Exhibit by Nichol Last For Gallery." Edmonton Journal 19 Oct. 1963.
C. G. P. "Clement Greenberg's View of Art on the Prairies." Canadian Art 20.2 (Mar-Apr. 1963).
Cochran, Bente Roed. Printmaking in Alberta 1945-1985. Edmonton: University of Alberta Press, 1989.
Davis, Ann and Elizabeth Herbert. Marion Nicoll: Silence and Alchemy Calgary: University of Calgary Press, 2013.
Flaherty, Adeleine. "Life And Paintings Synonymous For Calgary Artist-Teacher." Calgary Herald 27 Jan. 1965.
Harper, J. Russell. Painting in Canada: A History. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, 1966, 2nd edition 1977.
Jackson, Christopher. Marion NIcoll: Art and Influences. Calgary: Glenbow Museum, 1986.
Joyner, J. Brooks. Marion Nicoll, R.C.A. Calgary: Masters Gallery, 1979.
LaViolette, Mary-Beth. Alberta Mistresses of the Modern, 1935-1975. Edmonton: Art Gallery of Alberta, 2012.
MacDonald, Colin S. The Dictionary of Canadian Artists. (Volumes 1-8 by Colin S. MacDonald, and volume 9 by Anne Newlands and Judith Parker) Ottawa: National Gallery of Canada, 2009.
Neesham, Robin. "Art Show Features Boldness Of Nicoll's Abstract Works." Calgary Herald 10 Dec. 1963.
Nicoll, Jim. Paintings and Poetry. Calgary: Glenbow-Alberta Institute, 1977.
Pashak, Natasha. Almost Outnumbered: the Role of Alberta in the Life and Work of Marion Nicoll. Montreal: Concordia University MA thesis, 2010.
Reference Division, McPherson Library, compilers. Creative Canada: A Biographical Dictionary of Twentieth-Century Creative and Performing Arts. Toronto: University of Toronto Press, University of Victoria, 1971.
Reid, Dennis. A Concise History of Canadian Painting. Toronto: Oxford University Press, 1973.
Townshend, Nancy. A History of Art in Alberta, 1905-1970. Calgary, Alberta: Bayeux, 2005.
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