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Buffalo's Outer Harbor in winter. Photo by Jay Burney.
Why Arctic Drilling Matters to New Yorkers
Jay Burney
/ Nov. 9, 2017 11am EST
The fragile Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR), located in Alaska, is important to New Yorkers for profound reasons.
It is a publicly owned national wildlife reserve, which means that each one of us has an ownership stake in it.
It is a critical wildlife preserve that promotes global ecological biodiversity. This means that conservation and use issues effect important things like climate stability and climate change.
The Arctic National Wildlife Refuge has been targeted by the oil and gas industry and our current political leadership as a place to extract natural resources. The profits derived from that extraction, which accrue primarily to private interests, may be more marginal than we have been led to believe. Certainly the costs of the extraction and use of these resources are more damaging to our overall well-being, and our economic sustainability, than almost any other industry. The extraction and use of oil and gas are inextricably linked to human-caused climate change.
Extracting fossil fuels from this fragile refuge will continue our dependence and use of products that contribute overwhelmingly to the release of greenhouse gases. These are a main culprit in the human-made exacerbation of climate change. This has led to an unstable atmosphere, and powerful storms that have wreaked environmental, economic, and social havoc.
Climate change is incredibly and exponentially expensive in real dollars. This year alone, across the globe, storm-linked disasters have cost dollars and lives. In many of our own New York communities, we have experienced storm-related disasters that have brought death and destruction, required the evacuation of communities, the shutdown of vital transportation systems, and the rebuilding of homes and businesses. Climate change fueled by inappropriate energy choices, including Arctic National Wildlife Refuge extraction and the economically devastating results, are hardwired into our future.
Five years ago Hurricane Sandy slammed into New York causing estimated damages and reconstruction costs in excess of $32 billion. Climate change figured in both the power of that storm and in the coastal flooding, which is linked to rising sea levels. Building climate resiliency, including resilient coastlines, is expensive and necessary. A future fueled by the continued consumption of fossil fuels including those extracted from the arctic, may cost more than any state, and any sustainable society can afford.
In the past decade variable and unstable weather patterns linked to climate change have impacted every part of our state. Buffalo, Oswego, Syracuse, Rochester, the Hudson Valley, Eastern and Central New York, the Adirondacks, Catskills, and the great urban and coastal areas stretching from New York City to the far reaches of Long Island have experienced more regular storms of the kind once thought to occur only once every 500 or 1,000 years. Now these storms are the norm.
Opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to fossil fuel extraction is a recipe for supporting an energy system that is a foundation for disastrous and expensive climate change. Can New Yorkers really afford to invest in this?
The answer is no. While is it important to find ways for all New Yorkers to participate in economic growth, the economic and social costs of climate change may well bankrupt the very systems that we have come to rely on. It's time to make a change. It's time to draw the line. It's time to resist the economic forces that manipulate the con game that will force us and future generations into a way of life that is both unbearably expensive and destructive to the life forces, including species biodiversity, that sustain us.
Today, Congress is wrestling with a budget reconciliation bill that mandates opening up the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge for drilling and extraction. The physical infrastructure required alone will almost certainly destroy the ecological integrity and value of the fragile place to global environmental health.
Using all the fossil fuel extracted from the ground there will release tens of millions of tons of carbon and other greenhouse gasses into a teetering atmosphere.
The bill being offered relies on smoke-and-mirror profits and economic benefits for taxpayers that will allegedly "balance the budget." This may sell at Trump Towers, but this is a con game that New Yorkers cannot stand for.
A few brave Republican New York Congressional Representatives—John Katko, John Faso, and Elise Stefanik—stood up to the initial budget bill in Congress. They stood against it to defend New Yorkers against egregious tax increases that will be borne by New Yorkers if the bill is signed into law. We thank them and all federal New York representatives that have stood up for the safety and economic security of New Yorkers. We ask them now to continue to stand and vote against the reconciliation bill, especially if it continues to include the exploitation of the Arctic National Wildlife refuge for the profit of an industry that is hastening an inexorable economic and environmental armageddon that will continue to trickle down upon our heads.
Jay Burney is contributing editor on environmental issues for The Public and a founder of GreenWatch.


There are some hard things in life – and keeping track of expenses in a group definitely belongs on that list.
Good news everyone! We recently added some new features to make sharing costs in a group even easier.
OK, we don't acually love GDPR, but now you've clicked on the link so let's talk about it.
Super kitties come to Kittysplit!
After 6 years of offering Kittysplit completely for free, today we've added some features that will cost money.
Why does Adsense still allow bad actors on its network?
It's been the most requested feature for the last 4 years. It's our oldest ticket on Github. It's being launched today: we call it unequal split.
Yeah, everyone hates ads, including us. Some people have argued that ads have in fact ruined the Internet. Now here we are explaining why we're showing them on Kittysplit.
We did not have a good experience with Launchrock. It failed at almost the exact moment when a PR opportunity came through, meaning that potential users ended up seeing an error page instead a signup form.
Split testing is of course a very broad topic with truckloads of tools, frameworks, opinions, caveats, and pitfalls. We're not going to go into all of that, but describe a very easy methodology for testing a call-to-action using Google Analytics.
Last year we completely rewrote Kittysplit in Elixir and with the Phoenix Framework. Here's a brief summary of what we learned and why we did it.
App or no app? That's a question that is regularly posed here at Kittysplit Towers. Surely the answer is app! Right?
This is just a quick note to say that we did it!
Erdem Cakmak, a first-time investor, is funding Kittysplit.


With one incredible stop on our trip down, we set off for the next stop, Yosemite National park. This place has been on my short list of locations to visit for years. I've become enamored with the idea of visiting all of the National Parks in the country. The more I travel within the U.S. the more I realize just how incredibly beautiful and diverse this land really is.
Ansel Adams was a pioneer in the landscape genre. He utilized a unique blend of framing and monochromatic post processing that propelled him to become one of the preeminent photographers of his day. He's most famous for the work he created throughout many years of visiting Yosemite Park.
The planning for this trip took into consideration certain "must visit" locations from the both of us. Holly wanted to make sure e got ample time in SoCal (just because its awesome) and I wanted to get some real time exploring Yosemite.
Since I've cultivated a love for landscapes over the years, I've educated myself on the legends of the genre and the images that have made them famous. No discussion on landscape photography can really begin with anyone else but Ansel Adams.
I was well aware of the many iconic view of Half Dome and Yosemite Falls. I wanted those pictures, but I also wanted to look behind the icons. I wanted my visit to inspire and enlighten me in some way.
We drove down from Lake Tahoe on a collection of winding and unnerving mountain roads. Heavy snow fall in 2016 blocked off a large areas of Yosemite valley and forced visitors from the north to take a very long and convoluted route through the middle of the state to get to the park. After a few hours of traveling through sporadic little towns, we hit a long stretch of uninhabited back country. As we drove deeper and deeper into the state, California began to look less like Hollywood's romanticized west and more like the deep south of my childhood. We reserved an airbnb for this stop because tourist season was revving up and hotel prices were already out of control.
As we approached the location of our airbnb, I started to have flashbacks of summers spent with my maternal family in the small town of Jesup,GA. Tall pines and dirt roads were the backdrop of mobile homes with elaborately decorated front lawns. Each one more eccentric than the last. It was both vaguely familiar and slightly unsettling. Im always weary of traveling deep into the country. I spent a good amount of my early years in towns inhabiting the back woods of Georgia. I know first hand that for as much good as there is in small towns, that type of isolation can often breed some pretty regressive social outlooks.
If I wasn't already on edge, we lost cell coverage about 45 minutes away from our destination, so on the off chance something were to happen, we were completely on our own.
We pulled up to the entrance of our place which sat on about an acre of land flanked by rows of tall trees. There was a steep dirt hill that led onto a short handmade bridge that spanned a small manmade duck pond. We pulled up to a large converted mobile home with a large front deck that was decorated with every kitschy tourist ornament you can think of (including a full sized vintage Harley parked right on the deck). I suppose this was an effort to disarm city folk like myself that may have been weary of the off-putting location.
We walked in the house to find a demur and kindly middle aged Filipino women, named Marilyn, hard at work washing dishes for guest who were already staying in one of the 4 available rooms. She greeted us with a smile and pointed us to her husband Larry's office who ran the business side of the operation. We walked into his office right off of the deck are and were surprise to see a tall, but spry, Octogenarian decked out in the full good-ole-boy gear of a white t-shirt, denim overalls, and generic muddied workbooks. He stood at a gaunt 6'2 even accounting for the slight lean in his posture brought on by a recognizably troublesome hip.
I took my assessment of Larry, but didn't want to assume the worst until he spoke. As soon as we met eyes his demeanor lit up and he put on an air of unabashed peace and welcoming that in innate to every good host . Any doubts I had about staying there were quickly put to rest. He took us on a tour of the grounds and to our surprise the house was immaculately clean and accommodating. They had every amenity of a standard hotel and prided themselves on that fact. The only thing that we didn't have was wifi, but that actually played into the charm of the location. Being able to truly get off the grid, if only for a short while, can be extremely cathartic and beneficial to your mental health.
Before we could get into our room we were greeted by a little boy scooting around the hallway in his play car. Marilyn dashed in front of us and apologized profusely for her son. We didn't mind, but we instantly found ourselves glancing at each other with the same puzzled expression: Who is the father? We settled in to the room, discussed and quickly dismissed the likelihood that Larry, who looked every bit of 80+ years old, may fathered a child. We both agreed it had to be from a previous relationship.
While eating a pair of generic microwave dinners in the kitchen, we were greeted by Larry who just finished his work for the day. He sat with us while we ate. We exchanged pleasantries and the usual small talk. After a slight lull in the conversation he came right out and said it: "You know thats my kid? I'm 84 years old, I've got two 60 year old daughters and two 40 something year old daughters. I never dreamed of having another but then this little surprise came to us a couple of years ago."
We were both speechless. I had so many questions, but mostly I was just impressed. I had never heard of anything close to the ag difference between him and his wife, much less him and his son. At 84 years old Larry had a 40 year old wife, 2 year old son, thriving business and permanent smile on his face. This guy was a winner. After we ate and had our ends blown we went to sleep. The plan was to get an early start on the day to beat the crowds and we didn't want to spare any time.
We got there bright and early. I didn't want to waste anytime, so we mad a B-line straight for the first attraction we could find. luckily for us it was one of the most iconic spots in the park, El Capitan.
We only had so much time in the park so it was a bit of a mad dash through all the locations we could hit. Since most of the park was inaccessible, the trip was essentially confined to driving nd stopping along a single road that had one way in and one way out.
The first big attraction we hit was Yosemite Falls. It was a great experience, if not a little contrived. I was expecting a little bit more of a rugged hike type of experience to reach the falls, but it was located pretty conveniently, right off of the main road.
It really was an incredible sight.
The crazy snowfall from 2016 rehydrated the falls in the park. While we we visiting, I was told this this time last year the falls were diminished to a tepid stream that was inconsistent at best. We may not have come at the best time to see the majority of the park, but the wonders of the areas we were able to explore were on full display.
After getting drenched by the falls, we decided to move on. Next stop was glacier pass. Up until this point we hadn't seen the snow capped mountains the park is known for. It was about 80 that day, and we assumed the majority of the snow had melted. We were wrong. About 30 minutes on a long and impossibly winding road, we hit a part of the park that looked like it could've been in a completely different part of the country. As we ascended the mountains and the altitude rose, the landscape changed dramatically.
After what seemed like an endless route of tall pines and ever greens, we turned a corner and reached glacier point. The views were breath taking.
This was was taken on a sheer cliff I had no business being on. But it was so worth it.
Glacier point was a mad house of tourists and photographers. It was probably the most interesting hiking and photo area in the entire park so getting away from the crowds was a little difficult. there were the obligatory pictures staring off into the valley with the fabled half-dome that I had to get.
even though the immediate outlook off of the parking area was the best view of the valley I couldn't take the crowds. So I snapped a picture of Half Dome for posterity and we set off to do a little hiking along the ridge.
Not the best lighting, but still an amazing view.
We broke off from crowd and began looking for trails to take and different vantage points to shoot from. Even though I tried to maintain my focus and not stop every few feet to take a picture, I just couldn't help myself.
We hike about a half mile into the valley. We got down a fair distance pretty quickly. That was when we realized we traveled down a pretty steep decline. Once we realized how tough it would be to make our way back up we decided to stop there and call it a day. Normally we could hike for hours on end, but we both knew, throughout the duration of this trip, time and energy were precious commodities.
The sun began to set, so we started to make our way out. It was a long, slow trog back to the car, but the light went from 'meh' to stunning inside of about an hour. For some reason as the sun went down a lot of the falls began to cast som incredibly vibrant rainbows.
We left the park but still wanted to explore some of the valley. My intention was to get some yoga photos while we were in Yosemite, but all of the driving and hiking really exhausted us. So we sought out a more secluded area just outside of the park to take a quick couple of snaps. Luckily of us we happened upon a vast expanse of rolling hills and wild flowers.
We pulled off the road and found one the the most beautiful landscapes I've ever shot on. My only regret is that I didn't take the opportunity to use my strobe. I got so caught up in the beauty of the flowers that I didn't stop to think about setting up my gear. I just wanted to shoot. In the end we got some of my personal favorite yoga shots I've ever taken.
We braved the crazy bugs and faceless critters lurking in the bushes as long as we could. Eventually the exhaustion from the day kicked in and we called it for the day. It was about an hour drive back to our airbnb and we had plans to head to san Francisco bright and early the next day.
I was sad that I didn't have the opportunity or time to explore everything the park had to offer, but it gave me a reason to find my way back in the not-to-distant future. But I caught some really beautiful snapshots on the way out. the horizon was fairly unobstructed and the clouds cleared out of the sky as the day went on. Perfect conditions for some beautiful golden hours pictures.
All in all it was an incredible day of fun and exploration in one of the gems of the nation. We were fast asleep and woke up bright and early to make our way to our next stop, San Francisco.


Minori Yamazaki's CUMOS 4D cubic kaleidoscope.
■Minori Yamazaki "Four Dimensional Kaleidoscope Cumos"
Minori Yamazaki first came up with the idea of this "four dimensional kaleidoscope" when he was a freshman at an art university, and has revived it now after 30 years. It was first introduced in the publication "Otona-no Kagaku vol. 13". An enormous universe is enclosed in the hand-size mirror box representing the mysterious coexistence of macro and micro.
The four dimensional kaleidoscope "Cumos" is different from regular kaleidoscopes consisting of three mirrors. The original kaleidoscope was invented by British physicist Brewster in the early 19th century. After 200 years, Yamazaki added a new form of kaleidoscope with this invention and his utility model was officially approved in 1985.
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Q: tar --files-from with wildcard inside the list I'm trying to compress list of files from a text file (include.txt):
/var/dir/1/some_file_number*.txt
/var/dir/1/some_file_number*.log

and exclude from a list (exclude.txt):
/var/dir/1/some_file_number_exclude*.*

with command
tar -cf archive.tar --files-from="/to/my/dir/include.txt" --exclude-from="/to/my/dir/exclude.txt"

It seems to work for the --exclude-from, but doesn't for --files-from, I gets error saying that:
tar: /var/dir/1/some_file_number*.txt: Warning: Cannot stat: No such file or directory
tar: /var/dir/1/some_file_number*.log: Warning: Cannot stat: No such file or directory

Seems like tar couldn't expand the asterisk in --files-from, any idea how to fix this?

A: It seems like tar doesn't support pattern matching when creating an archive. From this documentation:

There are no inclusion members in create mode ('--create' and '--append'), since in this mode the names obtained from the command line refer to files, not archive members.

For other operations such as --extract, you could use the --wildcards flag but apparently creating an archive is an exception.
One idea is you could first expand the wildcards in your include file using something like
xargs -I @ bash -c "printf '%s\n' @" < /to/my/dir/include.txt > /tmp/include.txt
mv /tmp/include.txt /to/my/dir/include.txt

and then run your tar command from before. Note: this doesn't handle spaces in file paths well (and possibly many other things since it relies on shell expansion), but konsolebox's answer seems to support that.

A: You can create a function that expands glob patterns from a file, and execute it inside process substitutions.
function expand_glob_file {
    local patterns __
    readarray -t patterns < "$1" || return

    for __ in "${patterns[@]}"; do
        compgen -G "$__"
    done
}

tar -cf archive.tar --files-from=<(expand_glob_file /to/my/dir/include.txt) --exclude-from=<(expand_glob_file /to/my/dir/exclude.txt)

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What does the term lexeme mean? What are some examples of lexeme?
The term lexeme means a language's most basic unit of meaning, often also thought of as a word in its most basic form. Not all lexemes consist of just one word, though, as a combination of words are necessary to convey the intended meaning. Examples of lexemes include walk, fire station, and change of heart.
A lexeme represents the most basic building block of a language. If you open a typical dictionary, the entries there are lexemes. Most lexemes have variations which build upon its most basic form. Thus, the lexeme walk could vary in form, such as in walks, walked, and walking. The lexeme slow also varies in form: slower, slowest, slowly.
A lexeme can thus be broken down into two large categories: invariable lexemes and variable lexemes. An invariable lexeme means that there is only one form of the word; it isn't altered in any way for meaning. The and a are examples of invariable lexemes. Variable lexemes, then, do exist in numerous forms. The word pretty is variable, as it also takes the forms of prettier and prettiest. The word be also takes the forms am, is, are, was, were, being, and been.
Sometimes a lexeme consists of more than one word because the meaning relies on a combination of words. Fire station is one example of a multiword lexeme. Phrasal verbs also represent this combination of words as one lexeme: pick up, put away, pass out, and look out.
A language's idioms are anther example of its lexemes. The meaning of this lexeme depends on an understanding of those words based in usage that does not break down into a literal translation. In English, some of those lexemes include the following:
change of heart
cutting corners
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Top subjects are Literature and History
A lexeme is the basic unit of meaning in the lexicon, or vocabulary of a specific language or culture. It may be either an individual word, a part of a word, or a chain of words, the last known as a 'catena'.
One example of a lexeme would be the word 'create'. When appearing alone, it conveys a single meaning. But when used as the stem, it can take on inflected forms such as 'created' and 'creating', which alter the grammatical function of the original stem. It can also take a on a derived form such as 'creator', which is a more distinct, though related, lexical unit. When the same lexeme appears in the form of a 'catena', or chain of words, such as the Biblical phrase, 'crown of creation' to describe mankind, one can still see its relationship with the original lexeme.
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A lexeme is the smallest or minimal unit of lexicon in a language that bears some "meaning". A lexeme has a morphological form, semantic content (or meaning) and a syntactic category. Lexeme is basically an abstract notion used in linguistic morphology, the concrete realisation of which is a word.
One lexeme can take up more than one inflection to form a set of many words known as inflected variants. For example, the lexeme PLAY can take up many forms like play, playing, plays, and played. All of these word forms have the same basic meaning (which is denoted by an action) and, hence, will be categorised under the same lexeme. The word playing is the participle form of the verb that is used to denote the same action in continuous aspect. Likewise, the word played is used to denote the past form of the action, the word play when the subject of the verb is present first and second person or third person plural, the word plays when the subject of the verb is present third person singular in English (subject-verb agreement).
All the inflectional manifestations of the lexeme will still belong to the same syntactic category (in our example case, it is the "verb"). Note, however, that the word player won't belong to the same lexeme PLAY. This is because the word player is a derived (and not inflected) form of play that has a different syntactic category (in this case, it is Noun).
Lexeme is not equivalent to a word or morpheme in a language. Sometimes, one lexeme can be formed of more than one word and morpheme also. For example, the lexemes like take off and put up with consist of two and three words respectively. The meaning of these lexemes can be determined by taking the constituents together, and not from the individual words taken separately.
Lexemes are the headwords that you find listed separately in a dictionary, under which all the inflected variants are included.
https://www.ling.upenn.edu/courses/Fall_1998/ling001/mean...
https://www.thefreedictionary.com/lexeme
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A lexeme is the smallest semantic language unit. This may sound complicated, but in fact any word with meaning constitutes the voiced or written expression of a lexeme. What is the difference between a word and a lexeme? That the latter is an abstract notion, while the former is its materialization.
We name lexemes by their bare forms. For example, "work" is a lexeme, but the different forms it can take -"works," "working," "worked"- are its variations.
It's necessary to bear in mind that homographs (words with the same spelling but different meanings) do not represent the same lexeme.Look at these two sentences:
Dogs bark.
The bark of the tree was rough.
Though the word "bark" appears in both, it refers to two different lexemes, as is clear from its contextual meaning in each sentence.
What are the properties of language?
What is the difference between active articulators and passive articulators?
Write a note on language as a system of systems.
What are the types of assimilation in linguistics?
What is morphology? What are morphs, allomorphs and morphemes? What's the difference between them?
Is linguistics a science? Please explain with examples.
What is the difference between a mental and physical action verb?
Please explain conceptual meaning and give a few examples. Examples would be appreciated.
What is a tonic syllable?
What are the aims and functions of morphology?

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Credit Suisse Group AG Completes Capital Increase by Way of a Private Placement of 58,000,000 Newly Issued Registered Shares
Credit Suisse Group AG has completed the capital increase by way of a private placement of 58,000,000 newly issued registered shares to a number of qualified investors as approved by the shareholders at the Extraordinary General Meeting of November 19, 2015. The gross proceeds for Credit Suisse Group AG amount to CHF 1.32 billion.
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On November 20, 2015, Credit Suisse Group AG issued 58,000,000 new registered shares with a nominal value of CHF 0.04 each through an ordinary capital increase by way of a private placement. The number of registered shares of Credit Suisse Group AG in issue thus increased to 1,696,395,346. The share capital of Credit Suisse Group AG rose by CHF 2,320,000 from CHF 65,535,813.84 to CHF 67,855,813.84.
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import javax.annotation.Generated;

import org.jooq.ForeignKey;
import org.jooq.Identity;
import org.jooq.UniqueKey;
import org.jooq.impl.AbstractKeys;

import service.tables.TbCategory;
import service.tables.TbClient;
import service.tables.TbEmployee;
import service.tables.TbExpenses;
import service.tables.TbGoods;
import service.tables.TbSale;
import service.tables.records.TbCategoryRecord;
import service.tables.records.TbClientRecord;
import service.tables.records.TbEmployeeRecord;
import service.tables.records.TbExpensesRecord;
import service.tables.records.TbGoodsRecord;
import service.tables.records.TbSaleRecord;

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public class Keys {

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    public static final Identity<TbCategoryRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_CATEGORY = Identities0.IDENTITY_TB_CATEGORY;
    public static final Identity<TbClientRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_CLIENT = Identities0.IDENTITY_TB_CLIENT;
    public static final Identity<TbEmployeeRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_EMPLOYEE = Identities0.IDENTITY_TB_EMPLOYEE;
    public static final Identity<TbExpensesRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_EXPENSES = Identities0.IDENTITY_TB_EXPENSES;
    public static final Identity<TbGoodsRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_GOODS = Identities0.IDENTITY_TB_GOODS;
    public static final Identity<TbSaleRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_SALE = Identities0.IDENTITY_TB_SALE;

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    public static final UniqueKey<TbCategoryRecord> CATEGORY_PKEY = UniqueKeys0.CATEGORY_PKEY;
    public static final UniqueKey<TbCategoryRecord> TB_CATEGORY_NAME_KEY = UniqueKeys0.TB_CATEGORY_NAME_KEY;
    public static final UniqueKey<TbClientRecord> CLIENT_PKEY = UniqueKeys0.CLIENT_PKEY;
    public static final UniqueKey<TbEmployeeRecord> EMPLOYEE_PKEY = UniqueKeys0.EMPLOYEE_PKEY;
    public static final UniqueKey<TbEmployeeRecord> TB_EMPLOYEE_CPF_KEY = UniqueKeys0.TB_EMPLOYEE_CPF_KEY;
    public static final UniqueKey<TbEmployeeRecord> TB_EMPLOYEE_USERNAME_KEY = UniqueKeys0.TB_EMPLOYEE_USERNAME_KEY;
    public static final UniqueKey<TbExpensesRecord> EXPENSES_PKEY = UniqueKeys0.EXPENSES_PKEY;
    public static final UniqueKey<TbGoodsRecord> GOODS_PKEY = UniqueKeys0.GOODS_PKEY;
    public static final UniqueKey<TbSaleRecord> SALE_PKEY = UniqueKeys0.SALE_PKEY;

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    public static final ForeignKey<TbExpensesRecord, TbEmployeeRecord> TB_EXPENSES__EXPENSES_EMPLOYEE_ID_FKEY = ForeignKeys0.TB_EXPENSES__EXPENSES_EMPLOYEE_ID_FKEY;
    public static final ForeignKey<TbGoodsRecord, TbCategoryRecord> TB_GOODS__GOODS_CATEGORY_ID_FKEY = ForeignKeys0.TB_GOODS__GOODS_CATEGORY_ID_FKEY;
    public static final ForeignKey<TbSaleRecord, TbEmployeeRecord> TB_SALE__SALE_EMPLOYEE_ID_FKEY = ForeignKeys0.TB_SALE__SALE_EMPLOYEE_ID_FKEY;

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        public static Identity<TbCategoryRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_CATEGORY = createIdentity(TbCategory.TB_CATEGORY, TbCategory.TB_CATEGORY.ID);
        public static Identity<TbClientRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_CLIENT = createIdentity(TbClient.TB_CLIENT, TbClient.TB_CLIENT.ID);
        public static Identity<TbEmployeeRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_EMPLOYEE = createIdentity(TbEmployee.TB_EMPLOYEE, TbEmployee.TB_EMPLOYEE.ID);
        public static Identity<TbExpensesRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_EXPENSES = createIdentity(TbExpenses.TB_EXPENSES, TbExpenses.TB_EXPENSES.ID);
        public static Identity<TbGoodsRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_GOODS = createIdentity(TbGoods.TB_GOODS, TbGoods.TB_GOODS.ID);
        public static Identity<TbSaleRecord, Integer> IDENTITY_TB_SALE = createIdentity(TbSale.TB_SALE, TbSale.TB_SALE.ID);
    }

    private static class UniqueKeys0 extends AbstractKeys {
        public static final UniqueKey<TbCategoryRecord> CATEGORY_PKEY = createUniqueKey(TbCategory.TB_CATEGORY, "category_pkey", TbCategory.TB_CATEGORY.ID);
        public static final UniqueKey<TbCategoryRecord> TB_CATEGORY_NAME_KEY = createUniqueKey(TbCategory.TB_CATEGORY, "tb_category_name_key", TbCategory.TB_CATEGORY.NAME);
        public static final UniqueKey<TbClientRecord> CLIENT_PKEY = createUniqueKey(TbClient.TB_CLIENT, "client_pkey", TbClient.TB_CLIENT.ID);
        public static final UniqueKey<TbEmployeeRecord> EMPLOYEE_PKEY = createUniqueKey(TbEmployee.TB_EMPLOYEE, "employee_pkey", TbEmployee.TB_EMPLOYEE.ID);
        public static final UniqueKey<TbEmployeeRecord> TB_EMPLOYEE_CPF_KEY = createUniqueKey(TbEmployee.TB_EMPLOYEE, "tb_employee_cpf_key", TbEmployee.TB_EMPLOYEE.CPF);
        public static final UniqueKey<TbEmployeeRecord> TB_EMPLOYEE_USERNAME_KEY = createUniqueKey(TbEmployee.TB_EMPLOYEE, "tb_employee_username_key", TbEmployee.TB_EMPLOYEE.USERNAME);
        public static final UniqueKey<TbExpensesRecord> EXPENSES_PKEY = createUniqueKey(TbExpenses.TB_EXPENSES, "expenses_pkey", TbExpenses.TB_EXPENSES.ID);
        public static final UniqueKey<TbGoodsRecord> GOODS_PKEY = createUniqueKey(TbGoods.TB_GOODS, "goods_pkey", TbGoods.TB_GOODS.ID);
        public static final UniqueKey<TbSaleRecord> SALE_PKEY = createUniqueKey(TbSale.TB_SALE, "sale_pkey", TbSale.TB_SALE.ID);
    }

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        public static final ForeignKey<TbSaleRecord, TbEmployeeRecord> TB_SALE__SALE_EMPLOYEE_ID_FKEY = createForeignKey(service.Keys.EMPLOYEE_PKEY, TbSale.TB_SALE, "tb_sale__sale_employee_id_fkey", TbSale.TB_SALE.EMPLOYEE_ID);
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François de Fossa (full name: François de Paule Jacques Raymond de Fossa) (31 August 1775 – 3 June 1849) was a French classical guitarist and composer.

Biography
His father, also named François de Fossa, was one of the most important historians of the province of Roussillon.

De Fossa was born in Perpignan, the capital of Pyrénées-Orientales in southern France along the border with Spain. At age 17, he joined an army regiment, the Légion de Pyrénées, which fought the revolutionary government in France. for most of his life, he remained an army officer, also travelling to Mexico in the 1790s in this function.

A friend of Dionisio Aguado, he cooperated in his guitar method, also arranging its publication in Paris. He was also the copyist of Luigi Boccherini's well-known guitar quintets. In 1826, the Paris firm of Richault published de Fossa's three guitar quartets, opus 19. He died in Paris, aged 73.

Works
Recuerdo (c.1840)
Three Grand Duos Based on the Works of Haydn
Overture of the opera Didon of Piccinni, arranged for 2 guitars
La Tyrolienne op. 1
First Fantasie op. 5
12 Divertissements op. 6
Third Fantasie on a theme of Beethoven op. 10
Forth Fantasie Les Adieux a l'Espagne op. 11
Fifth Fantasie on the air Les Follies d'Espagne op. 12
4 Divertissements op. 13
Overture of the opera Elisabetta of Rossini, arranged for piano and guitar op. 14
12 Divertissements op. 15
Trio Op. 18 No. 1 in A Major, for violin, guitar and cello. Movements: 1. Allegro non tanto; 2. Largo cantabile; 3. Minuetto: Poco presto; 4. Rondo: Allegretto.
Trio Op. 18 No. 2 in G major, for violin, guitar and cello. Movements: 1. Allegro; 2. Adagio; 3. Minuetto: Allegretto; 4. Finale: Allegro.
Trio Op. 18 No. 3 in F major, for violin, guitar and cello. Movements: 1. Allegro; 2. Romance: Andante sostenuto; 3. Minuetto: Allegro; 4. Finale: Allegro.
Three Guitar Quartets op. 19
6 Divertissements for harpolyre op. 21

Modern edition
François de Fossa: Méthode complète pour la guitare by Dionisio Aguado y García (Geneva: Minkoff, 1980); , OCLC 7960184.

Bibliography
Matanya Ophee: Luigi Boccherini's Guitar Quintets, New Evidence; To which is added, for the first time, a reliable biography of François de Fossa, his portrait and a check list of his known compositions. Includes correspondence between Fossa and Louis Picquot in French with English translations (Boston: Éditions Orphée, 1981);  (pbk.),  (hbk.), OCLC 8954207.
Jan de Kloe: François de Fossa's edition for guitar of Haydn works. Soundboard, vol 22 No 4, spring 1996.

References

Sheet music
Rischel & Birket-Smith's Collection of guitar music 1 Det Kongelige Bibliotek, Denmark
Boije Collection The Music Library of Sweden

1775 births
1849 deaths
Composers for the classical guitar
French classical composers
French classical guitarists
French male classical composers
French male guitarists
Officiers of the Légion d'honneur
People from Perpignan

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package netcaty.tcp.server

import io.netty.channel.ChannelInitializer
import io.netty.channel.socket.SocketChannel
import io.netty.handler.codec.FixedLengthFrameDecoder
import netcaty.{tcp, Ssl}

class PipelineInitializer(
  ssl: Boolean, server: Server, requestLength: Int, handler: tcp.RequestHandler, stopAfterOneResponse: Boolean
) extends ChannelInitializer[SocketChannel] {
  def initChannel(ch: SocketChannel) {
    val p = ch.pipeline

    if (ssl) p.addLast(Ssl.serverContext.newHandler(ch.alloc))

    p.addLast(
      new FixedLengthFrameDecoder(requestLength),
      new RequestHandler(server, handler, stopAfterOneResponse)
    )
  }
}


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Mon, 16 Jan, 2023 - 06:36
Eddie Jones reappointed head coach of Australia
The former England boss has signed a deal running to 2027
Former England boss Eddie Jones has been reappointed as head coach of his native Australia on a deal running to 2027.
Jones' seven-year tenure in charge of England ended in December with his sacking after a run of results in 2022 that included six defeats and a draw in 12 matches.
The 62-year-old returns to the Australia helm, replacing Dave Rennie, having previously been in the role from 2001 to 2005, which included the Wallabies finishing as runners-up to England on home soil at the 2003 World Cup.
🦘 Excited to have Eddie back on board.
We'd like to thank Dave for his service to the team and wish him the best for the future.#Wallabies pic.twitter.com/TQJ6Awsbld
— Wallabies (@wallabies) January 15, 2023
Coming back in ahead of the 2023 tournament in France that gets under way in September, Jones will also oversee the women's team, the Wallaroos, and is set to start with Rugby Australia on January 29th.
Jones said in a statement from Rugby Australia: "It is a wonderful opportunity for me to be able to come home to Australia and lead my nation to a Rugby World Cup.
"It is going to be an immense period for Australian rugby – as a proud Australian, it is a great honour to be able to come home and lead the national team during these years.
"The Wallabies squad is a really talented group of players with good depth – if we can have everyone fit and healthy going into the World Cup this year, I am confident that we can go to France and break the 24-year drought of winning the Rugby World Cup.
"I saw how gutsy the Wallaroos were in the Rugby World Cup in New Zealand last year – it looks like there is a real spirit in that group that will drive the women's programme forward ahead of their next World Cup in 2025.
"I am really looking forward to getting back home and getting stuck in."
Rugby Australia chairman Hamish McLennan said: "It is a major coup for Australian rugby to have the best coach in the world return home to coach the iconic Wallabies and to oversee the Wallaroos programme.
Jones, who is also to oversee Australia's women's team, was England head coach for seven years (Andrew Matthews/PA).
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"Eddie instinctively understands the Australian way of playing rugby – this represents an opportunity to secure a coach of immense expertise and experience at the biggest competitions, and we did not want to miss it."
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Home Soccer Transfer Rumors 2013 – Christian Benteke Wanted by Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City...
Transfer Rumors 2013 – Christian Benteke Wanted by Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City & Tottenham
The only good thing about Aston Villa, a shade above the relegation zone, has been the ability of Christian Benteke, their 22 year old striker. He's been good enough to attract the attention of quite a few of the bigger Premier League clubs, among them Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City and Tottenham.
Benteke has scored 7 goals in 20 matches for Villa this season, which is usually not too impressive for a leading striker, but seeing the way Villa have been playing this season, which almost completely relies on the youngster's ability to be the target man, offload long balls to other players and keep on moving to finish the play, it's clear to see that on any other team with a bit more capable midfield, Benteke should be displaying more impressive numbers.
While it's highly unlikely Aston Villa will be actually thinking about selling the only player keeping them from last place this season, a terrible finish to the season and maybe even being relegated might be enough to trigger a chain of events that will push Benteke out of the club, knowing he isn't someone who should be playing in the Championship or for a club barely making it to remain in the Premier League.
He might not be as central in the near future while playing for any of the clubs that have titles and a spot in the Champions League on their minds, but being a part of a successful outfit is probably better than having to barely make it every match and each season.
For now, there are now offers, only interested parties, waiting for developments, hoping Randy Lerner continues to be the kind of owner he's been these past few seasons: Someone who keeps selling his best players when the right kind of offer comes along. Benteke was purchased for £7 million from Genk back in August, and it's hard to believe anything less than £12-13 million will be enough to bring Benteke, dubbed as the next Didier Drogba in a rush of exaggeration after Villa beat Liverpool in December, to the Reds, Arsenal, Manchester City or Tottenham next summer.
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January 7, 2022 6.59 pm
Arrests as police swoop on abandoned Lincoln gym "trashed" by intruders
Smashed pipes have left water flowing through building
By Leanne Crawford Associate Editor
Two men in their 30s have been arrested on suspicion of trespass after police were called to 'millions of pounds' of criminal damage at the abandoned Sports Direct Fitness gym in Lincoln.
The men, aged 35 and 38, were arrested when police swooped on the Kingsley Road site yesterday evening, January 6, with "several others" fleeing the building before they could be caught.
The 35-year-old man got a caution and the 38-year-old has been released without further action. It comes as police say "significant damage" discovered at the site may have happened previously after "a number of reports of entry at the location".
An officer told The Lincolnite: "There are 70 rooms in there and every single one has been trashed, the water pipes have been broken and there's water flowing through the rooms.
"All the gym equipment is in the water. This is going to cost millions to put right."
Hykeham and Bracebridge Heath Police had previously posted on social media that two men had been arrested for commercial burglary at the site, but Lincolnshire Police has since confirmed this was not the case.
Posting on Facebook about the problems at the former gym, Hykeham and Bracebridge Heath Police said: "We're getting repeated calls to people inside the property causing damage. A similar report this evening [January 6] is what has led to the arrests being made."
They added: "Hopefully it may raise awareness that the area is being regularly patrolled and deter more people entering. Sadly there has been a lot of criminal damage caused to the property."
Back in November a video emerged of YouTubers, and self-proclaimed 'urban explorers', swimming in the pool at the Sports Direct Fitness gym, where they also found live goldfish enjoying the water.
A lurking security officer appeared to spook the pair into leaving, but not before resetting the alarm 'to stop burglars getting in'.
Sports Direct Fitness contacted customers in March last year to announce the Lincoln Southwest branch would not be reopening post-COVID lockdown.
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This 3.5 hectares Grade II listed park and nature reserve is a hidden gem surrounded by the imposing Upton Park Estate. Attributed to Sir Joseph Paxton, the park has been restored to its former Victorian glory with a £2.7million funding from the Heritage Lottery and Big Lottery Fund and support from the friends and volunteers of the park.
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Michael Moore (Pro Football Focus) is in with us to help analyze each early and late afternoon game from a fantasy perspective. At the start of the show, we dive into the fallout from this weekend's big news regarding Kareem Hunt (1:15) and project what Spencer Ware's rest of season value is like. Has Tre'Quan Smith (8:00) become droppable and how does his value compare to Courtland Sutton (19:50) and Josh Reynolds (42:43)? In addition, is it time to downgrade Aaron Rodgers (28:51) to streamer status, should we view Tevin Coleman (50:47) as nothing more than a matchup play, and who the heck is Jeff Wilson (1:00:01)?


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[[File:MODIS_-_Great_Britain_and_Ireland_-_2012-06-04_during_heat_wave.jpg|thumb|A satelite picture of the British Islands. In the east you can see the United Kingdom. The smaller island in the west is Ireland.]]
The United Kingdom is a country in northwestern [[Europe]]. More precisely it is called "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland". The Country consist of four parts: England, [[Scotland]], [[Wales]] and Northern Ireland. England, Wales and Scotland are located on the actual island of Great Britain. Northern Irland is a small part of the opposite island of ireland.
The United Kingdom or Great Britain is a country in northwestern [[Europe]]. More precisely it is called "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland". The Country consist of four parts: England, [[Scotland]], [[Wales]] and Northern Ireland. England, Wales and Scotland are located on the island of Great Britain. Northern Irland is a small part of the opposite island of ireland.
There are also some smaller islands nearby that belong to the United Kingdom. The United Kingdom also owns colonies in other parts of the world. They are now called overseas territories.
Around the year 1900 the British Empire was the largest and most powerful country in the world. In the 1960s many colonies were lost. But many people in the world are still learning the English language. Many other people have also adopted some of the British culture.
== What does the country look like? ==
The United Kingdom gets its weather from the Atlantic Ocean. That's why the wind blows very strongly there, there is a lot of rain and fog. But it doesn't get particularly cold there. Temperatures below 0 degrees Celsius are rare, but it is usually humid and foggy in the winter months. In March it can be pleasantly warm like in spring.
Scotland in the north has mountains, just like Wales. England, on the other hand, only knows ranges of hills. The highest mountain in the United Kingdom is in Scotland: Ben Navis is 1,345 meters high.
The United Kingdom is a heavily urbanized country, especially in the England part of the country. This means that there are many large cities there and only little unspoiled nature. Only about a tenth of the country's area is forest. One of the reasons for this is that the United Kingdom was industrialized early on.
Because the United Kingdom is made up of several islands, it has a long coastline. In the east of the country is the North Sea, in the west the Atlantic and the Irish Sea. A famous seaside holiday region is Cornwall in the south. To the west off the coast of Scotland are the Hebrides, a group of islands. To the north of Scotland are the Shetland Islands and Orkney. Both areas used to belong to Denmark for a long time.
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A satelite picture of the British Islands. In the east you can see the United Kingdom. The smaller island in the west is Ireland.
The United Kingdom or Great Britain is a country in northwestern Europe. More precisely it is called "United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland". The Country consist of four parts: England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. England, Wales and Scotland are located on the island of Great Britain. Northern Irland is a small part of the opposite island of ireland.
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This week marks Week 1 of the One Room Challenge. Never heard of it? If not, you're in for a treat! It's a 6 week challenge to transform a space from blah to Aaahhh. We first participated in ORC a few years back when we gave our little shed a fresh makeover. Read more about ORC here, check out the featured designers here, and ALL of the guest participants here.
Before I lose you to all of the other fabulous links above, let me brief you on the project we've got cooking. We have this room we have dubbed as our "home gym". It's current state is more like recreational-closet-hit-by-tornado. More on that in just a bit.
The gallery below showcases the photos I took when we did our home inspection, back in 2012.
Side note: notice how the photo quality has drastically changed on the iPhone over the years. 2012 vs 2018. Mind.Blown.
Upon moving in, Paul claimed this room as his own. He used the closet to store his hockey gear, jiu jitsu gis and other random items. He moved in his free weights, hockey skate machine, rolling mats, hung a mirror and several posters. At one point, we started tearing down the drop ceiling. Over the years, the room has collected more random items. Namely, my "girly" workout items such as yoga mats, tiny weights, kettle bells and a small TV. The best thing I ever did was bring in a piece of exterior siding to use as my make-shift dance floor. Tap dancing doesn't work great on carpet and Paul wouldn't let me rip up the carpet. Haha.
Welcome to our messy room. Did you find my tap dancing floor, yet?! As you can see, it's a little chaotic and boring. The blue and silver guy is "Bob", Paul's grappling dummy. He usually frightens first-timers as he is life size.
So, what's the plan? In a nutshell, the carpet and grid ceiling are going away, the closet is getting a makeover, new lighting, better storage and improved layout. More on this next week.
Let's move onto more soothing images, shall we? When I saw this photo of Michelle Adam's home gym, I was instantly inspired. Isn't that space amazing?
From that inspiration came my vision below. We're hoping for a brighter space with a lot of texture, neutrals and inspiration to keep moving our bodies. I am normally drawn to color, but lately the neutral rooms have my eye.
We're excited to share the progress over the next 6 weeks. Wish us luck and be sure to follow along on Insta, FB or right here on our blog. Oh, and don't forget to pop over and see all of the other guest participants projects here.


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I was so pleased to get an insight into how the judging works at the SCBWI shadowing event this week – I'll be rereading the picture books with that in mind because I missed so much first time round! Librarians – always teaching us something. Thanks all of you for bringing us these wonderful awards, for recognising great books and raising their profile.


Ellicist is the project which involve Thomas Chousos (Tadklimp) and Florian Zimmer (Driftmachine, Saroos). They use software programming and modular synthesizers as their main tools for improvisation and composition. They released their first full-length Point Defects which is out now via Morr Music. Full streaming is available below.


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Gerrard: Henderson "Only Going to Become Better and Better"
From makeweight in a failed transfer deal last August to a regular in the starting eleven by season's end, Jordan Henderson's had an impressive campaign, one upon which his captain thinks he can continue to build.
By -Ed- May 31, 2013, 6:25pm BST
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It's easy to forget the amount of overhaul Liverpool experienced last summer; Kenny Dalglish was gone, Brendan Rodgers was on his way in, and four of the five signings from the past year seemed set for exits. Craig Bellamy's heart (and family) were in Wales, Charlie Adam clearly didn't fit in Rodgers' plans, Andy Carroll would suffer a similar fate, and both Stewart Downing and Jordan Henderson were set to depart. The latter came closest, shopped relentlessly in the final days of the transfer window, most notably as a makeweight in the failed approach to Fulham for Clint Dempsey. And now, less than ten months later, his Liverpool future appears far more secure, solidified by a string of performances that saw him become Liverpool's most consistent and reliable midfielder.
His efforts haven't gone unnoticed by Steven Gerrard, who's marveled at the 22 year old's workrate and commitment to pushing forward:
"I see a lot of good things in Jordan. The main thing is his attitude and mentality. He wants to play every game and wants to work in every training session, and everything he does it aimed towards the next game. He is such a good professional which, for a player of his age, is very rare. He is only going to become better and better. Once Jordan started to believe in himself and gain confidence, he has really come on. He is playing in a position I did when I was younger. But even as captain, I don't have to say much to Jordan. He know I'm always there to bounce things off, but he just gets on with it."
There's little doubt that Henderson is among the squad's hardest workers, and for a club who's struggled at times to shake a longstanding sense of indifference, it's an absolutely critical quality. It's why we so enjoy watching Luis Suarez (most of the time)--the effort's never in doubt, and while the moments of magic don't hurt, the unquestioned willingness to do whatever it takes for the team to be successful can lift both the squad and supporters. I'm a sucker for triers.
It can't all be about trying, of course, and what's made Henderson's season so encouraging is that he's added quality in areas of need. Better in the final third, more incisive on the ball, and firmer in the challenge without it, he's become more well-rounded over the past year, and there's nothing to indicate that he can't kick on into next season with more of the same.


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Monterrey, MX - 21/01/2022
Mérida, la mejor ciudad para jubilarse en el mundo
by JOHANN WOLFGANG VON GOETHE
Liga del artículoWhen, while the lovely valley teems with vapour around me, and the meridian sun strikes the upper surface of the impenetrable foliage of my trees, and but a few stray gleams steal into the inner sanctuary, I throw myself down among the tall grass by the trickling stream;
and, as I lie close to the earth, a thousand unknown plants are noticed by me: when I hear the buzz of the little world among the stalks, and grow familiar with the countless indescribable forms of the insects and flies, then I feel the presence of the Almighty, who formed us in his own image, and the breath of that universal love which bears and sustains us, as it floats around us in an eternity of bliss; and then, my friend, when darkness overspreads my eyes, and heaven and earth seem to dwell in my soul and absorb its power, like the form of a beloved mistress, then I often think with longing, Oh, would I could describe these conceptions, could impress upon paper all that is living so full and warm within me, that it might be the mirror of my soul, as my soul is the mirror of the infinite God!
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The crowd seemed to grow
LigaThe sunset faded to twilight before anything further happened. The crowd far away on the left, towards Woking, seemed to grow, and I heard now a faint murmur from it. The little knot of people towards Chobham dispersed. There was scarcely an intimation of movement from the pit.
Hermine hoping for courage.
It was this, as much as anything, that gave people courage, and I suppose the new arrivals from Woking also helped to restore confidence. At any rate, as the dusk came on a slow, intermittent movement upon the sand pits began, a movement that seemed to gather force as the stillness of the evening about the cylinder remained unbroken. Vertical black figures in twos and threes would advance, stop, watch, and advance again, spreading out as they did so in a thin irregular crescent that promised to enclose the pit in its attenuated horns. I, too, on my side began to move towards the pit.
Then I saw some cabmen and others had walked boldly into the sand pits, and heard the clatter of hoofs and the gride of wheels. I saw a lad trundling off the barrow of apples. And then, within thirty yards of the pit, advancing from the direction of Horsell, I noted a little black knot of men, the foremost of whom was waving a white flag.
"This time, let go your conscious self and act on instinct."
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Let go your conscious self and act on instinct
LigaPartially, but it also obeys your commands. Hey, Luke! May the Force be with you. I have traced the Rebel spies to her. Now she is my only link to finding their secret base.
Leave that to me. Send a distress signal, and inform the Senate that all on board were killed.
"Don't underestimate the Force. I suggest you try it again, Luke."
This time, let go your conscious self and act on instinct. In my experience, there is no such thing as luck. You're all clear, kid. Let's blow this thing and go home!
You don't believe in the Force, do you? Partially, but it also obeys your commands. The plans you refer to will soon be back in our hands. As you wish.
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A thousand unknown plants
LigaI should be incapable of drawing a single stroke at the present moment; and yet I feel that I never was a greater artist than now. When, while the lovely valley teems with vapour around me, and the meridian sun strikes the upper surface of the impenetrable foliage of my trees, and but a few stray gleams steal into the inner sanctuary, I throw myself down among the tall grass by the trickling stream; and, as I lie close to the earth, a thousand unknown plants are noticed by me: when I hear the buzz of the little world among the stalks, and grow familiar with the countless indescribable forms of the insects and flies, then I feel the presence of the Almighty, who formed us in his own image, and the breath
Llega a Toluca gigante aéreo
by FRANZ KAFKA
LigaOne morning, when Gregor Samsa woke from troubled dreams, he found himself transformed in his bed into a horrible vermin. He lay on his armour-like back, and if he lifted his head a little he could see his brown belly, slightly domed and divided by arches into stiff sections. The bedding was hardly able to cover it and seemed ready to slide off any moment.
His many legs, pitifully thin compared with the size of the rest of him, waved about helplessly as he looked. "What's happened to me?" he thought. It wasn't a dream. His room, a proper human room although a little too small, lay peacefully between its four familiar walls. A collection of textile samples lay spread out on the table - Samsa was a travelling salesman - and above it there hung a picture that he had recently cut out of an illustrated magazine and housed in a nice, gilded frame. It showed a lady fitted out with a fur hat and fur boa who sat upright, raising a heavy fur muff that covered the whole of her lower arm towards the viewer. Gregor then turned to look out the window at the dull weather.Otra Liga
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Famous Brothers and Sisters Throughout History
THE ROOSEVELTS: The younger Elliott (right), a melancholy drug addict, died of alcoholism seven years before his brother Theodore became president.
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THE WRIGHTS: Orville and Wilbur Wright are famous for flying, but they weren't the only siblings in the family. Wilbur Wright (no mustache) is pictured here with Reuchlin Wright next to him, on the left, and Lorin Wright, seated lower left. Katharine Wright is not pictured.
THE GERSHWINS: Older brother Ira wrote the lyrics, while George composed the music. Together, they created more than 700 popular songs.
THE DIMAGGIOS: Joltin' Joe was one of nine children. His older brother Vince, left, and younger brother Dom also made it to the major leagues.
THE MARX BROTHERS: From left, Gummo, Zeppo, Chico, Groucho and Harpo pose for a family photo in 1957. Though he appeared in seven of the brothers' films, Zeppo abandoned performing to become an agent.
THE KENNEDY FAMILY: The illustrious clan in their Brooklin, Mass., living room, in the 1930s. Front row from left: Joseph P Kennedy Jr (1915 - 1944), Rose Kennedy (1890 - 1995), Robert Kennedy (1925 - 1968), Edward Kennedy, Joseph P Kennedy Sr (1888 - 1969), Patricia Kennedy (1926 - 2006), Jean Kennedy; back row from left: Eunice Kennedy, John F Kennedy (1917 - 1963), Kathleen Kennedy (1920 - 1948), and Rosemary Kennedy (1918 - 2005)
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THE EVERLY BROTHERS: Though they harmonized beautifully on stage, Phil (left) and Don Everly quarreled often.
Michael Ochs Archives—Getty Images
ANN LANDERS AND DEAR ABBY: Twins Ann Landers (née Esther) and Abigail Van Buren (née Pauline) were born 17 minutes apart. Both of them enjoyed successful careers as advice columnists.
Declan Haun—The LIFE Images Collection/Getty Images
THE BUSH FAMILY: Former President George W. Bush sits at the far right. In this 1964 photo, he is joined by (from left) Marvin, George H.W. Bush, Jeb, Dorothy (on the floor), Barbara and Neil.
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THE WINDSORS: Prince Philip, Prince Andrew, Prince Edward, Queen Elizabeth II, Prince Charles and Princess Anne at Frogmore, Windsor.
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THE JACKSONS: While the Jacksons faded from view, youngest brother Michael (on yellow bike) rose to international stardom and ignominy.
John Olson—The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images
WARREN BEATTY AND SHIRLEY MACLAINE: In a 1996 interview, MacLaine, who is older, said that their drama teacher mother pushed them to succeed. "There's no way," she said, "Warren and I wouldn't become stars."
THE BEE GEES: Barry is the first born of the Gibb brothers. He was joined three years later by fraternal twins Robin and Maurice. Together, they created the monstrously successful 'Saturday Night Fever' soundtrack. A fourth brother, Andy, also enjoyed a successful career in pop.
THE COLLINS SISTERS: Joan, the eldest, gained fame as Alexis Carrington Colby on television's 'Dynasty.' Jackie tried and failed to start a film career, but found great success as a writer of romance novels.
Ron Galella—WireImage/Getty Images
THE RIPKENS: In 20 years with the Baltimore Orioles, older brother Cal Jr. (left) set several all-time records and reached the baseball Hall of Fame. After a strong rookie year, younger brother Billy struggled to make it in the major leagues.
Cliff Welch—AP
THE BALDWINS: Alec is the oldest of this acting clan, which includes (from left, after Alec) Stephen, William and Daniel. Sisters Jane and Elizabeth stayed out of show business.
The LIFE Picture Collection/Getty Images
THE WILLIAMS SISTERS: Of her older sister Venus, Serena (left) has said, "No one gets me more motivated than (her) because I don't want her to catch up with me."
Kevin Lamarque—Reuters
THE GYLLENHAALS: Elder sister Maggie gained fame by playing the on-screen sister of her brother Jake in the cult hit 'Donnie Darko.'
Franco Origlia—Getty Images
THE MANNINGS: A spinal condition kept oldest son Cooper (left) out of football, where Eli (center) and Peyton (next to father Archie) would star
Tyler Kaufman—Getty Images
THE PRINCES, WILLIAM AND HARRY: The elder William (R) is being groomed to become King of England. Harry, meanwhile, has made headlines for being caught with marijuana and wearing a Nazi uniform.
Lewis Whyld—AP
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Updated: April 6, 2015 6:13 PM ET | Originally published: October 17, 2007 12:01 AM EDT
From Presidents to Princes, and from actors to athletes, fame often (but not always) runs in the family. Here's a look at some of our favorite sets of celebrity brothers and sisters.
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Deze lijst van voetbalinterlands is een overzicht van alle officiële voetbalwedstrijden tussen de nationale teams van Ierland en Kazachstan. De landen hebben tot op heden twee keer tegen elkaar gespeeld. De eerste ontmoeting, een kwalificatiewedstrijd voor het Wereldkampioenschap voetbal 2014, was in Astana op 7 september 2012. Het laatste duel, de returnwedstrijd in dezelfde kwalificatiereeks, werd gespeeld op 15 oktober 2013 in Dublin.

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