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First retail 2015 Ford Mustang headed to Barrett-Jackson
Want to be the very first person to own a 2015 Ford Mustang GT? Here's what you'll need to do: be in Scottsdale, AZ on January 18 for the Barrett-Jackson auction and bring a very big checkbook. Having a passion for charity isn't a bad idea either.
Yes, the first 2015 Mustang to be sold to the public will be crossing the block at Barrett-Jackson in Scottsdale, with proceeds from the auction going to JDRF, the charity formerly known as the Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation.
"Ford Mustangs have always been among the most popular collector cars at Barrett-Jackson Collector Car events," said the president of Barrett-Jackson, Steve Davis. "While every collector wishes they had snapped up the first Mustang sold in 1964, this is an opportunity to realize that dream in a different way."
Is it time for American carmakers to give up on dual-clutch transmissions? [w/poll]
Last week, in the midst of Detroit's first days seeking relief in Chapter 9 of the bankruptcy code, Automotive News contributor Larry P. Vellequette penned an editorial suggesting that American car companies raise the white flag on dual clutch transmissions and give up on trying to persuade Americans to buy cars fitted with them. Why? Because, Vellequette says, like CVT transmissions, they "just don't sound right or feel right to American drivers." (Note: In the article, it's not clear if Vellequette is arguing against wet-clutch and dry-clutch DCTs or just dry-clutch DCTs, which is what Ford and Chrysler use.) The article goes on to state that Ford and Chrysler have experimented with DCTs and that both consumers and the automotive press haven't exactly given them glowing reviews, despite their quicker shifts and increased fuel efficiency potential compared to torque-converter automatic transmissions.
Autoblog staffers who weighed in on the relevance of DCTs in American cars generally disagreed with the blanket nature of Vellequette's statement that they don't sound or feel right, but admit that their lack of refinement compared to traditional automatics can be an issue for consumers. That's particularly true in workaday cars like the Ford Focus and Dodge Dart, both of which have come in for criticism in reviews and owner surveys. From where we sit, the higher-performance orientation of such transmissions doesn't always meld as well with the marching orders of everyday commuters (particularly if drivers haven't been educated as to the transmission's benefits and tradeoffs), and in models not fitted with paddle shifters, it's particularly hard for drivers to use a DCT to its best advantage.
Finally, we also note that DCT tuning is very much an evolving science. For instance, Autoblog editors who objected to dual-clutch tuning in the Dart have more recently found the technology agreeable in the Fiat 500L. Practice makes perfect - or at least more acceptable.
Ford issues six recalls covering 101,000 vehicles for multiple issues
Ford is announcing six separate recalls for a variety of issues affecting a dozen models and a total of 100,610 vehicles in North America. However, according to Ford spokesperson Kelli Felker, "None of them have caused accidents or injuries." Half of them cover fewer than 1,000 cars.
The largest recall covers 92,022 North American examples (about 83,250 in the US) of some models of the Ford Taurus, Lincoln MKS, Ford Interceptor, Flex and Lincoln MKT from the 2013 and 2014 model years; the 2012-2014 Edge and the 2014 Lincoln MKX. All of them have a potential issue with the halfshaft on the right side that might not be fully seated and could move outward over time. If it shifts too far, the models may no longer be able to drive, and the condition could also allow the vehicles to roll away, even when in Park. Dealers will inspect the shaft to make sure it's seated and will replace the part if necessary.
The next-largest recall covers 5,264 North American examples (4,867 in the US) of the Ford F59 Commercial Stripped Chassis from the 2011-2014 model years. It's possible that an electrical junction box can corrode in areas with salty roads and short circuit. The problem could potentially cause a fire. Dealers will replace the box with an improved design.


These links include articles to introduce and guide you through the world of Maker Spaces. This includes the materials to purchase to get started and a mobility maker space for future expansion.
Starting a mobile makerspace has many advantages over a full sized makerspace and may be a good start if you're unsure of the Maker Ed concept.


Other Names: Aquila kienerii, Hieraaetus kienerii, Chestnut-bellied Eagle, Chestnut-bellied Hawk Eagle, Lophotriccus kienerii, Rufous-bellied Dwarf Eagle, Rufous-bellied Hawk-eagle, Rufous-bellied Hawk Eagle.
Subspecies: 2 races. H. k. formosus: MYANMAR and southern CHINA (Hainan) through western, southern, and east-central Indochina and Malay Peninsula to GREATER SUNDAS, BALI, PHILIPPINES, and SULAWESI; H. k. kienerii: Northeastern INDIA and NEPAL; southwestern INDIA and SRI LANKA.
Taxonomy: Traditionally considered to be a member of the genus Hieraaetus (e.g., Dickinson 2003), but the studies of Lerner and Mindell (2005) and Haring et al. (2007), based on the molecular sequences of mitochondrial and nuclear genes, did not reveal a close relationship of the Rufous-bellied Eagle to any other species, including those in Hieraaetus, and they found it to be genetically highly divergent from all other "booted" eagles. They pointed out that the Rufous-bellied Eagle is morphologically specialized species with long toes, a crest, and an adult plumage different from the booted eagles. According to Haring et al. (op cit.), the genetic distances between this species and the undisputed members of Hieraaetus are in a similar range as in other monotypic accipitrine genera, and they recommended that it be placed in a monotypic genus, for which they suggested resurrecting the name Lophotriorchis Sharpe 1874.
Population Estimates: Ferguson-Lees and Christie (2001) estimated the total population, including adults and non-breeding immatures at the start of the breeding season, at between 1,000 to 10,000 birds, nearer the latter figure, but questioned its accuracy. BirdLife International estimated the number of adults at 1,000 to 10,000 individuals, but noted that the supporting data are of poor quality.
Clark, W.S. 1994. Rufous-bellied Hawk-eagle. P. 200 in del Hoyo, J., A.


Lynceus2Market partner MARINEM attended Marimatch at Posidonia 2016 in Athens via its representatives Ms. Panayiota Gregoriou and Ionas Koulendros. During the event project's flyers were disseminated to the participants and discussions with the participants of the event with regards Lynceus2Market.
The aim of the event was to meet new business partners in order to expand Research & Innovation Network in the maritime sector at the International Shipping Exhibition Posidonia.


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Looking For Olivia—Twilight Theater Company—N. Portland
This comedy is written by local actor/writer/director, Steve Coker and directed by JJ Harris (Twilight's Artistic Director). It is playing at their space, 7515 N. Brandon Ave., through July 26th. For more information, go to their site at www.twilighttheatercompany.org or call 503-847-9838.
As mentioned, Coker is a local artist and has performed his original material at the Funhouse Lounge and, as an actor, appeared with Artists Rep. This play was originally done at Clark College in Vancouver, WA a few years back with Harris in the cast. He admits that he was enchanted with the play back then and here it is now appearing, once again, before your very eyes, with his company.
Coker's script is very funny (although, could use a bit trimming in places) and he has a great ear for dialogue. And his characters are a riot, squeezing every ounce of humor from a situation, and it gallops by at a pretty good clip. Harris is the right kind of director for this project and, as he has proved before, he is great with physical comedy and casting for it. It is truly a fun evening!
The story involves a screenwriter, Henry (Tristan David Luciotti), who may be getting his big break by writing a sitcom for television. The catch is that it must be done within a week. To complicate matters, his girlfriend (not the sharpest knife in the drawer), Tia (Deone Jennings), wants him to concentrate on making her a big star. But, as luck would have it, she has decided to go and visit her folks for a few days, leaving him to flesh out his epic film.
Just then, his best friend (kinship to Tia in cutlery), David (Craig Fitzpatrick), has been thrown out of his apartment and is looking for a shoulder to cry on. He is an out-of-work actor whose claim to fame on the stage is playing bit parts in plays way, way off Broadway. He is also lusting after Henry's heart-throb, Tia. All seems manageable until his next door neighbor, Olivia (Amanda Clark), gets locked out of her apartment and is needing a place to stay until the busy locksmith, Cliff (Nathan Will), can get her back in.
Another slight snag is that her, oh, so wealthy parents, Cynthia (Dorinda Toner) and Andrew (David Hudkins), now divorced, have chosen to visit her this weekend and, oh, by the way, they think she's married. So scriptwriter, Henry, must write and direct actor, David, into being her husband. But, like all good situational comedies, even that will go awry. To tell more would spoil the surprises but, let's just say, "every Jack will have his Jill," before the play is nil.
Yes, the story is contrived but most comedies are, for in order to get certain results, certain things must happen in a prescribed order. Much of the humor is derived from the clever repartee between characters and the visual comedy displayed by the actors. And Harris does have a cast to die for. They all fit their parts like a glove and the physical antics, devised by Harris, are an exciting plus to the playful proceedings.
Luciotti handles the very demanding part of the lead with tireless effort. He must drive the plot forward and he does it full steam ahead. Jennings, as his main squeeze, is appropriately sexy and stupid in the same breath. Clark, in the title role, has to appear and look like the girl-next-door image, and she does. She is wholesome, attractive and who wouldn't want to help this damsel-in-distress. A key role to get our sympathies and she is just right for it. Will, as the belated locksmith, is understandably frustrated and annoyed at these proceedings.
Toner and Hudkins, as the parents, are the most seasoned players of the menagerie and they are a hoot. A telling element in showing off their professionalism is that they are re-actors, as well as actors. It is important in comedy, especially, in not only what you say and how you say it, but, more specifically, your reactions to situations. They also know good comic timing. Watch their expressions as things happen around them. And they know when to underplay something or take a pause to get the best comic results. They are pros and it shows.
As good as everyone else is in the play, Fitzpatrick takes home the prize as the befuddled, egotistical best friend. He lights up the already bright stage whenever he's on. And, as enthusiastic and overbearing as his antics are, they never seem too much. He is grounded and very believable in his portrayal. When he has a touching monologue toward the end of the play, you get a bit of a tug at the heartstrings. And his daring in his spandex outfit is…well, you just have to see it to believe it. In short, he is terrific and I hope other Portland theatres will take notice of his talents!
I would recommend this play. If you do go to see it, please tell them Dennis sent you.
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Superliminal Review – Shift Your Perspective
Size is in the eye of the beholder
by Endyo
in Game Reviews, Indie Game Reviews, PC Reviews
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Superliminal DEALS
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Superliminal is a game that I've seen pop up in its development process for a long time. Early versions from several years ago looked as trippy as the release, but of course, they functioned more as a tech demo than an actual game. Building a game around a cool mechanic can be a daunting task and I've seen it fall apart more than once.
Luckily, it seems like the developer, Pillow Castle, managed to turn this game into a wild and somewhat existential journey through your dreams. One that may put it on par with other great first-person puzzle games.
Rook takes hallway
The Stanley Portal
The setting for Superliminal and the nature of crazy events that occur are evocative of The Stanley Parable. While it doesn't have the now iconic narration element, it does have quite a bit of comedic voice-over that happens throughout.
Moving through office complexes and quickly transitioning to strange hotel lobbies or back rooms/alleys also gives it that "Stanley Parable" feel. However, I think if you're looking past just the raw aesthetic, the games are dramatically different.
This is where the Portal comparison comes in. The original Portal had plenty of strange "testing facility" areas and quite a few off-the-grid zones as well. Yet what reminded me most of that classic puzzle game, aside from the puzzles, is the omnipresent monotone AI-like voice.
This voice, as you proceed, isn't guiding you or anything. It mostly gives you vague direction and reassurance that, even though things are not going well, you can probably make it through it. It had the same dismissive quality of GlaDOS, though with a bit less personality to flesh out.
There's something familiar about this place…
Puzzles by Perspective
The whole allure of Superliminal is that you're going to be manipulating objects by changing your perspective of them. That means that objects you interact with will change size relative to how they look from your first-person view. If you handle a large object far away, you see it as small and thus it is tangibly small.
If you're close to a small object that you're handling, it will appear much larger. It sort of sounds like a one-trick pony, but the execution in-game along with a variety of other perspective-based puzzles keeps things fresh throughout.
In some parts, you may have to manipulate the size of the doorways to fit through them, but in other scenarios, you'll need to change your shape within the entire environment to fit through a static doorway. Some objects may only be accessible if you view them from a certain perspective – sort of like the Riddler clues in the Arkham games. Nearly every puzzle you solve in the game to move forward is based on your viewing and sometimes moving objects from a specific viewpoint.
I found this immensely enjoyable from the start. The first time I picked up a normal-sized exit sign and moved it around in the air to let go and have it become 30 feet long, the intuitive nature of the action was endlessly amusing. The intuitiveness of Superliminal doesn't make it easy though, there were some puzzles that had me scratching my head at times. Toward the end of the game, even a few areas seemed to lose grip on the premise.
Chess is a recurring theme
The Scavenger Hunt
One of the least appealing things to me in any video game is when I'm scouring an area looking for some kind of item or solution. It's why I've never been a fan of point and click games. Superliminal had a few of these moments where the solution to a puzzle was no longer about getting the right perspective.
Instead, your task was finding the one tiny object you were able to manipulate. These quickly became frustrating, as I'd just be pacing around a room hoping to see the cursor change.
There were even parts of the game where you either weren't manipulating any object or doing so in a way that had never been introduced before. You would just have to find some path that wasn't readily apparent.
Sometimes, these were still intuitive enough for me to figure out, but others I'd just be spinning around without a clue. For instance, one especially dark area required you to stumble onto a secret path to move forward in the darkness. It seemed especially out of place, as that gameplay design didn't happen before or after that section.
Weird stuff in a hallway
Maintaining a Positive Point of View
Superliminal, even with its handful of clunky moments, was still a ton of fun. It reminded me of the first Portal in how it had some rough edges, especially when compared to Portal 2, but the mechanics were sound. The narrative crafted to justify this strange scenario also ends up being far more fulfilling than I thought it would be initially.
Without trying to spoil anything, it edges on the existential and self-affirming, which surprised me for such an otherwise strange little game.
The length of the game may be an issue for some – since I finished Superliminal under three hours and I could easily see it done in two. That's roughly the length of the original Portal, so I don't think it's outlandish for a developer's first release. It is a little strange that there aren't any collectibles (that I noticed) or any reason to explore or revisit some areas.
However, it's hard not to appreciate Superliminal for what it is, a unique first-person puzzle game that managed to take a relatively small new mechanic and build a whole game from it. It's well worth checking out, but with its short duration, you may want to find a small discount.
What did you think about our Superliminal review? Are you going to play the game? What are your thoughts on games like this? Let us know your thoughts in the comments section below. Are you in the mood for something different? Perhaps you could be interested in reading our Frozen II review.
Superliminal
Superliminal is a first person puzzle game where your only tool is your perspective. While it seems limited, the game stays fresh across its short duration, even as it sometimes strays from the premise. For the developer's first title, it is reminiscent of Portal in in both its innovation and need for more of this great content.
Unique puzzle solving mechanics
Entertaining voiced narrative and story
Fun puzzle designs within the environment
Overall pretty short
Some strange puzzle parts that don't fit the rest
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As Associate Dean of Academic Advising, Bob Neuman, Ph.D., spent his professional life working one-on-one with thousands of college students, many of them in academic trouble, despite excellent high school grades and test scores. Listening to these students, he identified a set of common problems that defined student "un-readiness" to meet the academic demands of college. These problems formed the basis of the 12 strategies of his book aimed at younger students, Are You Really Ready for College? Here, he shares a few of his insights on what undermines college student success.
Over the years, I've given thousands of new college students some very basic advice. First, college isn't like high school. Many students want college to be 13th grade, but it's not. So you're going to have to make some serious adjustments. Second, college is a full-time job, so you have to study better, harder—and a lot longer. And, lastly, you have to focus on graduating on time.
When I talk about graduating on time, most students look at me as if to say, "Of course I'll graduate on time. Four years and I'm out of here!" The sad truth is that most college students do not graduate on time. Only one out of three students (33%) graduates from a four-year bachelor's degree program in four years. In fact, after six years, only a little more than 60% of college students will have completed their college degree. The United States now ranks 12th in the world with regard to young people with college degrees.
Students don't expect college to take so long. They don't see it coming, but nearly 40% haven't graduated after seven years. This article will identify some reasons for the low graduation rates. And to keep the article brief, my comments will be pretty straightforward—no softening of the truth.
You don't want to be a student who hangs around college hoping to "get adjusted" and waiting for things to eventually fall into place on their own. Just think of the financial consequences. College is terribly expensive as it is. So imagine having to pay 25% more with each year you add to your education. . . . Just do the math.
All that wasted time and money, and there you are graduating from college, trying to begin the next phase of your life later than you thought—and with more debt. So how do you avoid the pitfalls? How do you get from "here" (where you are now) to "there" (on-time graduation)?
From day one in college, you have to focus on graduating on time. Once you firmly set that single, crucial goal for yourself, it leads you to other goals: studying and succeeding in each course, for example. And once you've become more confident academically, you become more focused, more determined to set and achieve even more goals (e.g., high grades, challenging courses, graduating with honors.) One goal creates another, and all transform you into a first-class student with great options for your future.
So why do so many students take five, six, and even more years to earn their degree? What don't they understand? From my experience, here are four of the major mistakes that prevent students from graduating on time.
Too many college freshmen continue to act like high school students and think like teenagers. It's a mindset they carry throughout college. They study very little. Instead, they cram for tests and then blame teachers and bad luck for low grades. They generally maintain the attitude that school is something to get through as easily and painlessly as possible. They just don't want to believe that college is different, more demanding, requiring more work and independent study.
This attitude just won't cut it in college where being careless and casual means being left behind. So if you don't take college seriously right away, your education will continue to move beyond your grasp until it is simply out of sight. Therefore, not acting like a college student is mistake number one.
Research reports that 65% of college-bound high school seniors study fewer than six hours a week. After studying as little as five hours each week in high school, college freshmen just don't believe that college requires 30-40 hours per week of outside-of-class study, much like a full-time job.
Once again, thinking like that just won't cut it. If you don't make college work for you by setting goals and making plans for your future—like taking and succeeding in the courses that will get you there, joining relevant extracurricular clubs and organizations, and acquiring pertinent work and internship experience—nothing will happen.
It's a heavy responsibility, but you're the one who has to carry it. Successful college students look toward their future with career opportunities, job options, and a lot of self-confidence. So if you haven't thought about what you're going to do with your life during high school, then as a new college student, you have to begin answering that question even before you finish your freshman year.
As a college freshman, you may not know exactly what kind of career path you want to follow. That's okay. College is a time of looking, talking, and discovering. But you still have to have an academic plan, and you should start formulating that plan as soon as possible. There are a lot of majors, and you should investigate them. Talk to other students, teachers, and even professionals in fields that interest you; take exploratory classes—while making sure you take care of your prerequisite and required courses; and join clubs and pursue work opportunities that will expose you to your major options.
One of the biggest mistakes you can make? Going into the game with zero defined interests. It's that high school attitude creeping in again: "Oh, it'll come together sooner or later." In college that attitude pushes you further away from a degree. Once you decide on a major, you'll know which courses are required and you can begin taking them sooner, not later. If you start college undecided, try to narrow your focus to a handful of majors that interest you, and hedge your bets by taking classes that can work toward multiple degrees. While it's good to explore your academic options, choosing a major at the 11th hour might leave you scrambling to make up the required courses—which will almost certainly delay an on-time graduation.
Here's a tip to keep in mind as you consider a college major. You can divide majors or degrees into two groups. On the one side, you have what I call "professional" majors or degrees like engineering, computer science, education, business administration, nursing, etc. These academic areas point to specific careers and professions.
On the other side, you have liberal arts majors and those subjects that don't usually point in a specific career direction. These are majors like history, sociology, biology, English, political science, and foreign languages.
When looking toward a job, a student graduating in the liberal arts may not have the clearly defined career path of, say, an accountancy major, but employers really want to see relevant work and extracurricular experiences. Critical-thinking, clear writing, and organizational skills: these are qualities you can cultivate in many ways—and apply to practically any job.
Liberal arts students enter the job market equipped with very good analytical, communication, and problem-solving skills. In some cases, these students go on to graduate school. You'll find liberal arts graduates in medical and law schools, earning advanced academic degrees, or attending schools offering professional education after college.
I recommend you start as early as your junior year asking for help with a college's career counselors and academic advisors. In fact, I judge the quality of a college by the job and career counseling it provides.
Starting college means making a lot of adjustments, changes, and decisions about yourself, as a student and as a person. It means becoming determined and mature about reaching goals, and intelligent in using your time—skills that you'll use not only with regard to your college education, but your whole life. It means renewing old goals and setting new ones.
Your biggest new goal? To graduate on time. Set that goal firmly in your mind the first day you walk into a college classroom, and you'll make other good decisions. You'll get great grades, and you'll equip yourself with the intelligence and knowledge you need to succeed in life. It is upon that single goal that all the others stand.
College is a really big deal, and not just because a person with a college degree will earn twice as much $$$ in a lifetime than someone without one. For many students, college is their last educational chance to show that they are very intelligent, knowledgeable, resourceful people who are clever problem solvers and excellent communicators.
If you've graduated on time, this signals that you are organized, focused, and responsible. You meet deadlines. Applicants who present employers with college transcripts covering five or six years that show dropped courses, inconsistent grades, and transfers from one college or program to another appear to be students "wandering in the academic wilderness" without goals, without purpose. So say to yourself that you are NOT going to be one of those students.
When you start your college education, you need to remember that your "life" is right around the corner. If you make college the best experience of your life, as you turn that corner, you'll love what you see.
Next time: What you can do to avoid the four mistakes . . .


Film studies has been a part of higher education curricula in the United States almost since the development of the medium Although the study of film is dispersed across a range of academic departments, programs, and scholarly organizations, film studies has come to be recognized as a field in its own right In an era when teaching and scholarship are increasingly interdiFilm studies has been a part of higher education curricula in the United States almost since the development of the medium Although the study of film is dispersed across a range of academic departments, programs, and scholarly organizations, film studies has come to be recognized as a field in its own right In an era when teaching and scholarship are increasingly interdisciplinary, film studies continues to expand and thrive, attracting new scholars and fresh ideas, direction, and research.Given the dynamism of the field, experienced and beginning instructors alike need resources for bringing the study of film into the classroom This volume will help instructors conceptualize contemporary film studies in pedagogical terms The first part of the volume features essays on theory and on representation, including gender, race, and sexuality Contributors then examine the geographies of cinema and offer practical suggestions for structuring courses on national, regional, and transnational film Several essays focus on interdisciplinary approaches, while others describe courses designed around genre film noir, the musical , mode animation, documentary, avant garde film , or the formal elements of film, such as sound, music, and mise en scene The volume closes with a section on film and media in the digital age, in which contributors discuss the opportunities and challenges presented by access to resources, media convergence, and technological developments in the field.
This is a book giving an explanation about where film studies are now (a "state of the field" put out by MLA). Lots of articles about different topics. Nothing for the layman. I thought it was very interesting that there is not an article on Marxist critique but there is an article about film and disability studies. Most of it was not that interesting, but the last article on teaching film and the internet was good.


It was an all German victory in the Six Days of Dortmund, as Andreas Beikirch/Andreas Kappes finished on top of the standings after the sixth night. The pair finished a lap in front of previous leaders Rolf Aldag/Silvio Martinello, who could not sufficiently control their rivals to win with their superior points total. Third place went to Swiss Bruno Risi/Kurt Betschart, who finished on the same lap as Aldag/Martinello but 106 points behind.
For Kappes it was his 23rd Six Day victory, but for Beikirch it was his inaugural win. Could there now be a new German top team in Six Day racing?


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Фезанзагэ (Fézensaguet) — виконтство в средневековой Гаскони, располагалось между Арманьяком и виконтством Ломань. Его территория приблизительно соответствует современной коммуне Бастида дю Валь д'Арра в департаменте Жер. Столица — замок неподалёку от современного города Мовзен.

Согласно Буйе и Шассану (Marie-Nicolas Bouillet et Alexis Chassang, Dictionnaire universel d'histoire et de géographie, 1842—1878), образовалось в 1163 году, когда граф Арманьяка Бернар IV выделил его своему четвёртому сыну Роже I.

Современные историки датируют образование виконтства 1182 годом: граф Арманьяка и Фезансака Бернар IV передал часть графства Фезансак своему племяннику Бернару де Ломань.

Виконт Жеро V в 1256 году стал графом Арманьяка и по завещанию отписал Фезанзагэ младшему сыну — Гастону.

В 1402 году граф Бернар VII д'Арманьяк захватил виконтство и присоединил его к своим владениям.

Список виконтов:
 1184—1188 Бернар I (ум. 1188/1193), сын Одона де Ломань, сеньора де Фирмакон, и его жены Маскарозы д'Арманьяк
 1188/1193-1200 Бернар II, сын
 1200—1215 Жеро I (ум. 1219), сын. В 1215 г. стал графом Арманьяка и передал виконтство младшему брату.
 1215—1245 Роже I, брат.
 1245—1285 Жеро II, сын предыдущего, граф Арманьяка (Жеро VI)
 1285—1320 Гастон д'Арманьяк, младший сын
 1320—1339 Жеро III, сын
 1339—1390 Жан I, сын
 1390—1402 Жеро IV, сын Жана I, граф Пардиака по правам жены.Лишён владений графом Арманьяка Бернаром VII.

Источники
 Marie-Nicolas Bouillet et Alexis Chassang, Dictionnaire universel d'histoire et de géographie, 1842—1878
 http://fmg.ac/Projects/MedLands/gasccent.htm#_Toc493834602

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Girls, ya just can't liv wif em!
Nothing quite like news from home when you're away!
Toe Floofs.. they are irresistible.
Well, that was to be expected!
Hang in there, Faraday. Your Mom will return and everyone will be back to their good behavior.
Poor you! I'm so glad you got photographic evidence to show who the innocent party is.
What does the human expect for leaving you!
Your mom left you?? Oh, you poor thing.
Tattle tail kitties I would say. Next time, hop in the suitcase when she is not looking and go along on the trip!
I hope they hurry back.
Yikes! Looks like the WWF!
It is appawrent you need your Mom back to be the referree!
It seems that these kitties are enjoying their time well even when you were away from them. Thanks for sharing the best moments of them.
Your Mommy must be so glad that you are keeping her up to date about the goings on while she is away.


Description: A small town about 3.2 km south west of the City of Maitland. Boundaries within the Maitland Council area shown on map GNB3548.
Origin: The result of a poll by local inhabitants in June 1967. The old name of 'East Greta' was considered misleading and led to some confusion among visitors.
History: Named to commemorate John Gillies who was one of the great Mayors of West Maitland in the last century, he was also a member of the Legislative Assembly for the district at the turn of the century.


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Let's TalkTalk about data breaches. It's not so simple
With the fallout around the TalkTalk data breach still happening, many people are left with one primary question: Why do data breaches continue to happen?
Securing an environment against data breach is not a simple affair and involves many layers of security working together to prevent, detect and respond to threats.
In the case of TalkTalk, careful encryption of customer data and a well-executed overall security architecture would likely have failed to protect the customer records. The attackers got inside the software that had unencrypted access to customer data. This wasn't "malware" it was more akin to sneaking in an unlocked window and cleaning out the till. The web application was vulnerable. It happens to the best of companies.
It's fairly standard practise to execute routine web application vulnerability scans and periodic penetration tests by highly skilled "whitehat" hackers. These scans and interactive penetration tests often expose vulnerabilities in sites that need to be resolved and can be very valuable. Its best practise for this reason.
Skilled penetration testers, scanning tools and the most advanced detection approaches we conceive don't catch everything attackers dream up in the continually escalating cat and mouse game. Your security architecture should aspire to isolate breach to the point of intrusion, and look for the symptoms of breach in progress.
Lots of factors contribute to isolating attacks, but one of the most important is limiting the access and privileges of the identities that are most exposed. Human users are often the target of phishing and drive by web attacks - and for good reason! Your business users work with your critical information day in and day out. Web applications operated by every company you know also have an identity or account they run under. It's often the case that these application identities have unmonitored access to lots of customer data without consideration for the consequences of a successful intrusion. As a result, once an attacker assumes the identity a web application uses by exploiting a vulnerability, they too have access to all the data often in an unencrypted form.
Another common mistake are server applications running with high levels of privilege on the computer where they're deployed. In this scenario the application identity may not have direct access to sensitive data attackers are after but the high level of privilege means that once in, the attacker can steal the identity of anyone else logging onto the computer. Who else logs on to a server where your applications are running? Database administrators, server support users? Developers? These other identities are really valuable to an attacker who wants to move laterally to other systems for reconnaissance and data theft.
So, what can we do about this?
Least privilege. Make sure that user and application identities have access only to the privileges and data that they absolutely need.
Ensure that privileged identities aren't accessible for use without approval
Now, we get into containing the damage done once an identity is compromised.
Make sure that every application/process starting as a privileged identity is authorized properly with a question such as: 'is authorized to run with identity on host based on '.
Minimize the breadth of data any one identity has access to. The same identity doesn't need access to addresses and credit details - we often wind up in this state because of lazy or rushed software development practices.
Avoid direct access to data from the most vulnerable systems. Use separate identities working in the highest practical level of isolation.
Assure that possession of a single secret (password, encryption key etc) doesn't unlock all the data you're protecting.
Carefully protect the secrets needed to access the data directly and for the application identities that have access to the data.
Encryption keys
Carefully monitor for unusual access patterns, and unusual volumes of records being requested in a period of time. It's not foolproof, but most attacks get by with nothing more sophisticated than a smash and grab.
Make sure your data backups, and exports are protected as carefully as the live production copy! If a member of your data backup team is compromised, does the attacker have access to quite literally ALL of your data (up to the backup started yesterday at 11:59 PM :) )
Defending against breach isn't trivial, and there aren't shortcuts or shiny new products that solve it neatly. It takes discipline, long term investment and strategy and most of all, thinking like an adversary.
The next time you see a data breach headline dig in to the details and ask hard questions about the measures you have in place to protect the identities with access to your own critical data.
Brian Hanrahan


Ten years ago we left France to find another way. After living many years in Costa Rica, we were bowled over by the untouched beauty of the Golfo de Chiriqui. Since 2014, we have been learning a whole new way of life with a renewed sense of purpose.
The adventure begins on Isla Muerto Dead Man Island, the name always elicits a reaction however there's nothing sinister to it. The island has a long history and many archeological artifacts were found but it's really the shape of the island - long and thin, with elevations reminiscent of a recumbent figure - that gave its name. The position as though it's heading out to sea makes me think of the burial ceremonies in Lord of the rings and Game of Thrones!
Situated on the Northern tip - the leg - our ten acre property straddles the island and reaches down to the east and west shores giving us amazing sunrises and sunsets.
After years of hard work where we cleared land, built up the infrastructure and learned by doing we can now welcome our first volunteers.


By divine assignment, the Holy Ghost inspires, testifies, teaches, and prompts us to walk in the light of the Lord.
We have felt an outpouring of the Spirit this weekend. Whether you are here in this great hall or watching from homes or gathered in meetinghouses in distant parts of the world, you have had the opportunity to feel the Spirit of the Lord. That Spirit confirms to your hearts and minds the truths taught at this conference.
My message today focuses on the importance of the Holy Ghost in our lives. Our Father in Heaven knew that in mortality we would face challenges, tribulation, and turmoil; He knew we would wrestle with questions, disappointments, temptations, and weaknesses. To give us mortal strength and divine guidance, He provided the Holy Spirit, another name for the Holy Ghost.
Remember the Lord's promise: "I will impart unto you of my Spirit, which shall enlighten your mind, which shall fill your soul with joy."4 I love that assurance. Joy that fills our souls brings with it an eternal perspective in contrast to day-to-day living. That joy comes as peace amidst hardship or heartache. It provides comfort and courage, unfolds the truths of the gospel, and expands our love for the Lord and all God's children. Although the need for such blessings is so great, in many ways the world has forgotten and forsaken them.
First, we strive to live worthy of the Spirit.
Second, we must be willing to receive the Spirit.
The Lord has promised, "I will tell you in your mind and in your heart, by the Holy Ghost, which shall come upon you and which shall dwell in your heart."9 I began to understand this as a young missionary in Scotch Plains, New Jersey. One hot July morning my companion and I felt prompted to look up a Temple Square referral. We knocked on the door of the Elwood Schaffer home. Mrs. Schaffer politely turned us away.
As she began to shut the door, I felt to do something I had never done before and have never done since! I stuck my foot in the door, and I asked, "Is there anyone else who might be interested in our message?" Her 16-year-old daughter, Marti, did have an interest and had fervently prayed for guidance just the day before. Marti met with us, and in time her mother participated in the discussions. Both of them joined the Church.
Resulting from Marti's baptism, 136 people, including many of her own family, have been baptized and made gospel covenants. How grateful I am that I listened to the Spirit and stuck my foot in the door on that hot July day. Marti and a number of her dear family members are here today.
Third, we must recognize the Spirit when it comes.
My experience has been that the Spirit most often communicates as a feeling. You feel it in words that are familiar to you, that make sense to you, that prompt you. Consider the response of the Nephites as they listened to the Lord pray for them: "And the multitude did hear and do bear record; and their hearts were open and they did understand in their hearts the words which he prayed."10 They felt in their hearts the words of His prayer. The voice of the Holy Spirit is still and small.
Last June, I was on an assignment to South America. We were on a tight 10-day schedule visiting Colombia, Peru, and Ecuador. An enormous earthquake had killed hundreds, injured tens of thousands, damaged and destroyed homes and communities in the Ecuadorian cities of Portoviejo and Manta. I felt prompted to add to our schedule a visit to members living in those cities. With damage to the roads, we weren't sure we could get there. In fact, we had been told we could not get there, but the prompting would not go away. Consequently, we were blessed and were able to visit both cities.
With such short notice, I expected that only a few local priesthood leaders would attend the hastily organized gatherings. However, we arrived at each stake center to find the chapels filled all the way back to the stage. Some who attended were the stalwarts of the region, the pioneers who had held fast to the Church, encouraging others to join them in worship and to feel the Spirit in their lives. Sitting on the front rows were the members who had lost loved ones and neighbors in the earthquake. I felt prompted to bestow an apostolic blessing upon all who were in attendance, one of my very first given. Though I was standing at the front of that room, it was as if my hands were on each of their heads, and I felt the words of the Lord pouring forth.
It didn't end there. I felt prompted to speak to them just as Jesus Christ had done when visiting the people in the Americas. "He took their little children … and blessed them, and prayed unto the Father for them."15 We were in Ecuador, we were about our Father's business, and these were His children.
Fourth, we must act on the first prompting.
First promptings are pure inspiration from heaven. When they confirm or testify to us, we need to recognize them for what they are and never let them slip past. So often, it is the Spirit inspiring us to reach out to someone in need, family and friends in particular. "Thus … the still small voice, which whispereth through and pierceth all things,"18 points us to opportunities to teach the gospel, to bear testimony of the Restoration and Jesus Christ, to offer support and concern, and to rescue one of God's precious children.
Think of it as being what is called a first responder. In most communities the first responders to a tragedy, disaster, or calamity are firefighters, police officers, paramedics. They arrive with lights flashing, and may I add, we are so incredibly grateful for them. The Lord's way is less obvious but requires just as immediate a response. The Lord knows the needs of all His children—and He knows who is prepared to help. If we let the Lord know in our morning prayers that we are ready, He will call on us to respond. If we respond, He will call on us time and time again and we will find ourselves on what President Monson calls "the Lord's errand."19 We will become spiritual first responders bringing help from on high.
May we take seriously the Lord's call to "be of good cheer, for I will lead you along."21 He leads us by the Holy Ghost. May we live close to the Spirit, acting quickly upon our first promptings, knowing they come from God. I bear witness of the power of the Holy Ghost to guide us, guard us, and ever be with us, in the name of Jesus Christ, amen.
"God Bless Our Prophet Dear," Hymns, no. 24.
Thomas S. Monson, "The Spirit Giveth Life," Ensign, May 1985, 70.
See Truman G. Madsen, Joseph Smith the Prophet (1989), 103.
Thomas S. Monson, "To Learn, to Do, to Be," Ensign or Liahona, Nov. 2008, 62.


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The Prophecy 3: The Ascent (2000)
Watch The Prophecy 3: The Ascent (2000) Online
The conclusion to The Prophecy Trilogy. Once again, Christopher Walken returns as the Arch-Angel Gabriel. As the War in Heaven and on Earth rages on, Pyriel, the Angel of Genocide, rises to power, intending to destroy all of mankind. The only one who stands in his way is Danyael, who was born of an Angel and a woman.
Genre: Fantasy, Horror, Thriller
Director: Patrick Lussier
Actors: Brad Dourif, Christopher Walken, Dave Buzzotta, Hi Border, Kayren Butler, Steve Hytner, Vincent Spano
Rebirth of Mothra (1996)
A new Mothra takes to the air and must battle Death Ghidora to save humanity.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Science Fiction
The Time Traveler's Wife (2009)
Due to a genetic disorder, handsome librarian Henry DeTamble involuntarily zips through time, appearing at various moments in the life of his true love, the beautiful artist Clare Abshire.
Bloodstone: Subspecies II
Continuing after the first "Subspecies", a woman who has just become a vampire tries to escape the evil vampire, Radu, who seeks her as his love interest. But she has…
Smallfoot (2018)
A bright young yeti finds something he thought didn't exist—a human. News of this "smallfoot" throws the simple yeti community into an uproar over what else might be out there…
Beautiful Creatures (2013)
Ethan Wate just wants to get to know Lena Duchannes better, but unbeknownst to him, Lena has strange powers. As Lena's 16th birthday approaches she might decide her fate, to…
Detective Dee and the Mystery of the Phantom Flame (2010)
An exiled detective is recruited to solve a series of mysterious deaths that threaten to delay the inauguration of Empress Wu.A bizarre murder mystery brings together the most powerful woman…
Genre: Action, Adventure, Drama, Family, Fantasy, Mystery, Thriller
Harry Potter and the Chamber of Secrets (2002)
Cars fly, trees fight back, and a mysterious house-elf comes to warn Harry Potter at the start of his second year at Hogwarts. Adventure and danger await when bloody writing…
Genre: Adventure, Family, Fantasy, Mystery
Scooby-Doo! Music of the Vampire (2012)
Scooby and the gang have their first musical mystery in "Scooby Doo: Music of the Vampire." It begins when they take a sing-a-long road trip into bayou country to attend…
Genre: Adventure, Animation, Comedy, Family, Fantasy, Music, Mystery
The Craft (1996)
A Catholic school newcomer falls in with a clique of teen witches who wield their powers against all who dare to cross them — be they teachers, rivals or meddlesome…
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Horror, Thriller
Justice League Dark (2017)
Beings with supernatural powers join together to fight against supernatural villains.
Genre: Action, Adventure, Animation, Family, Fantasy, Horror, Science Fiction
Enemy Empire
Sol, a bold fugitive lost in a dangerous post-apocalyptic desert world, searches for a missing woman named Catherine and her illusive captor, the Nomad King. With enemies at every turn,…
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A zombie apocalypse threatens the sleepy town of Little Haven – at Christmas – forcing Anna and her friends to fight, slash and sing their way to survival, facing the…
Genre: Comedy, Fantasy, Horror, Musical
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One of the best things you can do to ensure proper nutrition is to include a good multi-vitamin in your daily regimen. A good multi-vitamin should be balanced against your physician's recommendations for you, not the RDA. These multi-vitamins provide your body with the necessary levels of various minerals and http://www.amazon.co.uk/Probiotic-1030-Probiotics-Supplement-Digestive/dp/B01BZC1QWM/keywords=advanced+probiotic vitamins you might not be getting in your diet.
If you want to shorten your recovery time from illnesses, consume foods rich in zinc. Zinc strengthens the immune system, which wards off illness and allows the body to get better quicker. Great zinc sources include pumpkin seeds, wheat germ, strawberries, and peaches. These particular foods are not only rich in zinc. They also contain numerous free-radical antioxidants, which help promote great health.
Read and understand the labels on the food you buy. The nutrition labels list the serving size, the calories, the fat, the sodium, the https://www.onnit.com/ cholesterol, the carbohydrate, the protein and the vitamin content of each serving. Using this information you can calculate how much you have to eat from each type of food.
Appropriate Nourishment Can Bring Out A Brand-New You!


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Days out in the Borders
A Quick Guide to Places of Interest in the Scottish Borders and North Northumberland
Borders Home Page
Borders History
Our Favourite Places
Days out in the Scottish Borders
Days out in North Northumberland
Day Trips to Other Places
Short Walks in the Scottish Borders
Short Walks in North Northumberland
Short Walks in the Cheviot Hills
Cycling the Borders
Hills and National Parks
Castles and Towers
Abbeys and Priories
Beaches and Coast
Rivers and Bridges
Around Paxton
A Year in Paxton and the Borders
Other Places to Visit in Great Britain
World Travel Photo Gallery
Edinburgh is a large city in The Lothians in Scotland. Edinburgh, the capital of Scotland is a grand historic city and is home to the Scottish Parliament. The city is steeped in history and has fabulous views across the Firth of Forth and into the surrounding countryside.
Edinburgh has a large popular university and hosts the Edinburgh international Festival and The fringe. The Scottish Notional Gallery and the National Museum of Scotland are located in the city. A large memorial to Sir Walter Scott stands tall in Princes Street in the shadow of the magnificent castle, sitting proudly on a hill overlooking the city.
Edinburgh Old Town extends from the castle and down the Royal Mile to Hollyrood Palace. Here there are many ancient churches and buildings with small alleyways and steps leading downhill. At the bottom of the hill is Princes Gardens and opposite the Georgian buildings of Princes Street and the New Town.
The main railway station is Edinburgh Waverley with trains running to London and most parts of Scotland. The nearby airport is served by local buses and trams which also run to the shopping centres on the edge of the city. This vibrant diverse city has something for everyone, from history and the arts to shopping and relaxing. It is a fantastic place to visit and will keep you busy for days.
The name Edinburgh is derived from the Old Brittonic Celtic Language. The district of "Elydn" was centred on the stronghold of Din Elydn, now the site of Edinburgh Castle. "Din" meant "dun" or "hill fort". Eventually "din" was replaced by "burh" and the town later became known as Edinburgh.
Edinburgh has a long history, the earliest occupation in the city dating back to a Mesolithic camp from about 8500BC. Traces of Bronze Age and Iron Age settlements have been discovered throughout the city and in the Middle Ages, Edinburgh was known to be inhabited initially by the Votadinis tribe and later the Goddodin tribe. The Goddodin tribe inhabited the site of Edinburgh Castle and were feared by the Romans, who, in the 2nd century briefly inhabited the city, building a large fort at Crammond.
The Royal Burgh was founded early in the 12th century by King David I and in the 15th century was referred to as "the principle burgh of our kingdom" by James III. In 1544 an assault by English forces caused fire and destruction throughout the city and in 1573 the castle was bombarded and partially destroyed. Much of the castle was rebuilt and the city survived, continuing to grow and prosper. In 1650 the city was occupied by the army of Oliver Cromwell and in 1745 by the Jacobite "Highland Army"
During the 19th century the traditional industries of printing, brewing and distilling continued to grow but there was little industrialisation. By 1821 Glasgow had overtaken Edinburgh as the largest city in Scotland. In 1840 the railway arrived and the city developed into a major commercial and shopping district. The slums in the Old Town were slowly cleared and new developments on the New Town became established. Edinburgh has become the UK's second largest financial and administrative centre.
Edinburgh Castle is situated on a rocky outcrop in the heart of the Old Town in Edinburgh. This historic fortress, which dominates the skyline of the city has existed since at least the reign of David I in the 12th century. Unfortunately much of the old castle was destroyed in the 16th century but was subsequently rebuilt and still stands proudly today. From the 15th century its role as a residence declined and by the 17th century it was being used as a military barracks. The castle was one of the most important strongholds in Scotland and was involved in many conflicts suffering as many as twenty six sieges.
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Q: Using shelljs on Windows and storing the output of a process I am trying to use shelljs (https://github.com/arturadib/shelljs) for a project I am working on, it works like a charm on Unix based systems but once I try to use it on Windows, I am able to launch a process but I am totally unable to get the output of that process. The documentation mentioned that any of the ways below to get output should work but none of them do on Windows, any suggestions?
var version = exec('node --version', {silent:true}).output;

var child = exec('some_long_running_process', {async:true});
child.stdout.on('data', function(data) {
  /* ... do something with data ... */
});

exec('some_long_running_process', function(code, output) {
  console.log('Exit code:', code);
  console.log('Program output:', output);
});

A: Try to do this:
child.on("data",function(data){...}


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Caspar Jacobsz. Philips, 1768 - 1771
Herengracht 512 - Gebouwd 1687
Opdrachtgever: Pieter Six II (1655-1703)
PIETER SIX-I
Caspar Jacobsz. Philips, 1768 - 1771 - Huis Pieter Six II
Drie generaties Pieter Six
Ze maakten deel uit van de vroedschap van Amsterdam, werden advocaat, burgemeester en bewindhebber van de VOC. Dankzij erfenissen was Pieter Six I een bemiddeld man. Pieter Six II was een fervent kunstverzamelaar, zijn huis aan de Herengracht (zie hierboven) in Amsterdam leek wel een museum.
Pieter Six II 1677 - Caspar Netscher
Caspar Netscher (Heidelberg, 1639 – Den Haag, 15 januari 1684), sometimes called Gaspar, was a renowned painter from the Dutch Golden Age.
It is known that he began training as an artist in Arnhem with the painter Hendrick Coster and then in the city of Deventer under Dutch painter, Gerard ter Borch (1617 – 1681). For four years he excelled as a gifted pupil of Borch, and then like many of his Dutch contemporaries, desired exposure in Italy to study the masters. Though Netscher only made it to France where he worked and married, but eventually returned to The Hague back in the Netherlands. It was here, after 1662, that Netscher found a generous patron in the Dutch aristocrat, William III (1650 – 1703).
Much of his early work mimicked the genre painting of his teacher, Borch, but found a more reputable style of the day as a dedicated portraitist. With this reputation and commissions from William III, he went on to paint for English Royal Courts like that of Charles II and other Dutch aristocracy, including biblical and mythological works. As the father of twelve children, two went on to also become painters; Theodorus (1661 – 1732) and Constantyn (1668 – 1722).
Ondertrouw 12-11-1682 Pieter Six II en Ammerentia Dijman


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Solis Spotlight: Sam Newton
I've worked with lots of big budget agencies and directors with big budget egos. I've flown across the country, rented a TV-studio-sized room for a week, and filled it with grips, assistants, art directors, and wardrobe stylists.
While that experience taught me a lot (including that a "baby wrangler" is in fact a real job), I moved to WiFi-tech start-up Solis in 2018 and learned that great content could be created on a much smaller scale. Enter Sam Newton.
Since that time, we have worked on multiple projects together – from storyboarding in a conference room in San Francisco, to shooting in the fjords of Iceland and streets of Milan. Sam has a unique ability to conceive and tell emotional stories that connect with viewers while naturally weaving in our products in relevant ways. This ensures we launch engaging content, not just ads. It's also key to our strategy, in a digital-first and global era, to have content capable of telling a story with just visuals – as most viewers watch with sound off on their phones and translation isn't ideal. Sam takes our real-world constraints and uses his talent and cinematic skill to deliver fantastic stories without relying on dialogue.
We are thrilled to have found a great partner in Sam and are excited to share his story here in the first episode of Solis Spotlight. Watch and enjoy!
Solis for his personal travels, and he had aspirations to become a full-time content creator after graduating college. He had reached out to Solis with a pitch to work together, including a video he'd done while visiting Hong Kong without any prompts or direction. I was immediately impressed with the quality of the content, and with Sam himself, as he was professional, persistent, and pragmatic.


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Flambards
Culdrose Manor, Helston, TR13 0QA
Email: info@flambards.co.uk
Web: www.flambards.co.uk
The best day of the week
Large theme park including Flambards Victorian Village, Britain in the Blitz exhibition, Aeropark collection, Cornwall's Exploratorium, Grand Canyon Log Plum, prize winning gardens, Pirate F.M. parrot show, 3D cinema, amusements and rides for the whole family, including the Hornet Roller-coaster, Britain's most southerly coaster, tons of family fun. Cafes fast food kiosks and gift shops.
A compelling re-creation of a lamp-lit village of bustling streets and alleyways presenting more than fifty shops and domestic situations. All are authentically equipped and furnished with thousands of genuine artefacts.
Opened by Dame Vera Lynn in 1984, this undercover life-size re-creation of a World War II blitzed street was the first of its kind in the country.
Winner of many awards, our gardens and hanging baskets are a delight. Over 400 species of plants clearly labelled with many similar on sale.
* Special Route Guide * Free wheelchair loan * Nappy changing room * Bottle & food heating * Same day exit & return passes * Picnic facilities * Educational visits are welcomed * Acres of FREE parking * Free child-safe identity labels * First aid facilities * Safety precautions * Limited shaded parking for dogs * Coaches welcomed * Video surveillance * Meeting points *
March - November
Admission Charged
When Douglas Kingsford Hale retired from the Fleet Air Arm of the Royal Navy he decided to set up an aviation museum with his wife Audrey. On the 10th June 1976 the 'Cornwall Aircraft Park', soon to be known as just the Aeropark, opened its gates to visitors. At its heart was the main exhibition hall, packed with aviation memorabilia, engines and air-frames. Outdoors there were more aircraft, the beginnings of beautiful landscape gardens and a kiosk selling ice cream – but only in the school holiday!
Despite these modest beginnings, work was carried out to a high standard and some 76,000 people visited during the first season, after which it was announced that the Park had won a coveted British Tourist Authority 'Come to Britain' award.
Why the name Flambards? The aircraft used in making the popular Yorkshire television serial 'Flambards' were put on display. This 13 part drama, adapted from Kathleen Peyton's trilogy of novels, told the story of a family living in a dilapidated Georgian mansion – the 'Flambards' of the title – who fell into conflict when the younger son spurned the family tradition of fox-hunting in favour of his passion for early flying machines.
To complement the old aircraft and to recapture scenes from the television drama, a workshop, kitchen and nursery of the period were built. These proved so popular that more period rooms, including a coach house and a shop – Birch, Birch and Co., Purveyors of High-Class provisions were added. Over the following winters, more shops and traders premises were added and the exhibition today has almost 60 shops and homes all set in genuine cobbled streets with carriages and costumes of the period.
In 1984 Britain in the Blitz was opened by Dame Vera Lynn. To cater for the growing number of visitors, family rides and amusements were added, together with many more exhibitions. 25 years after the first visitors to the attraction, Douglas Kingsford Hale was honoured to receive the MBE for his services to tourism.
Today, Flambards is still proud to offer something that will interest and entertain everybody.
On the south-east edge of Helston on the A394.
Carminowe Valley Garden RNAS Culdrose Helston National Seal Sanctuary Trelowarren


As more and more entrepreneurs are sparking their creative minds to create small business, the demand for small business opportunities is proportionately rising. The idea of becoming your own boss, developing your own schedule, and creating a unique product is a premise that sparks the curiosity of many citizens. That being said, the average small business fails in becoming profitable because either the entrepreneurs associated did not develop a sound business plan, or the small business opportunities associated with the company were not strong enough to yield a consumer demand.
To find a suitable small business opportunity one must evaluate the market, the competition within the industry, the organization and efficiency of the business model, and lastly the product itself. If these steps are ignored, the small business will cease to expand and ultimately fail.
Understanding the market in which you operate is essential to creating an effective small business. When developing a product you have to understand your targeted consumer base. Furthermore, depending on the small business opportunity, you must also understand the specifics of your local market. If your product or service is a regional development, is there a demand within your area for this specific function? Small business opportunities are only as strong as the consumer demand present in the market.
A small business opportunity should also be aligned with the broader macro economy. Is your product innovative? Does it revolutionize an archaic function in society? These questions must be answered before embarking on a business venture. Cloud computing, green energy, and other industries that are considered environmentally friendly or innovative are fantastic small business opportunities. The concept of a small business, however, does not solely lie in the product or service itself, but also in the plan, development and overall model of the venture.
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Condolences: We remember the family of Clifford Anderson in our prayers. He died on Nov. 26. He is the father of Lori Westcott.
For The First Sunday in Advent on December 3, 2017.
HANGING OF THE GREENS: Our annual "Hanging of the Greens" will be NEXT Sunday, Dec 10, 2017. Divine Service will be followed by a pot luck brunch. Then we will prepare for the celebration of Jesus' birth by decorating the Sanctuary, Nave, Fellowship Hall and outdoors. Please join us for any or all of this event.
CHRISTMAS CAROLING: Trinity Youth will meet in the fellowship hall next Sunday, December 10 at 5:00 for devotions and snacks before going Christmas caroling. Bring a snack to share. The congregation is welcome to join them.
Today the paraments switch to blue in observance of a new church year. Advent, a preparatory time of waiting and watching, communicates the message of hope. BLUE-the color of the sky-helps convey that powerful message. Our Christian faith rests on the hope that Christ, who came in history assuming our flesh, will also return on the last day of time from that same blue sky he ascended long ago.
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package org.kie.workbench.common.services.datamodel.backend.server.builder.projects;

import java.math.BigDecimal;
import java.time.LocalDate;
import java.time.LocalDateTime;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.Collection;
import java.util.Date;

import org.assertj.core.api.Assertions;
import org.junit.Before;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.junit.runner.RunWith;
import org.junit.runners.Parameterized;

@RunWith(Parameterized.class)
public class JavaTypeSystemTranslatorTest {

    private JavaTypeSystemTranslator translator;

    @Parameterized.Parameters(name = "JavaClass={0}, TranslatedType={1}")
    public static Collection<Object[]> data() {
        return Arrays.asList(new Object[][]{
                {Integer.class, "Integer"},
                {Boolean.class, "Boolean"},
                {BigDecimal.class, "BigDecimal"},
                {Date.class, "Date"},
                {LocalDate.class, "LocalDate"},
                {LocalDateTime.class, "LocalDateTime"}
        });
    }

    @Parameterized.Parameter(0)
    public Class javaClass;

    @Parameterized.Parameter(1)
    public String translatedType;

    @Before
    public void setUp() throws Exception {
        translator = new JavaTypeSystemTranslator();
    }

    @Test
    public void testTranslateToGenericType() {
        Assertions.assertThat(translator.translateClassToGenericType(javaClass)).isEqualTo(translatedType);
    }
}


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Q: How to kill all background processes in a shell with CONTROL+C I'm new to shell scripting.
I have the following task to solve:
I need to write a script that works with zsh and bash,
where I can run 8 given scripts parallel.
The script that I wrote does the job, but once the script is running I can't
stop these 8 subscripts properly. So my question is:
How can I achieve that when I quit my script with CRTL + C, all running subscripts
get killed as well?
My Script:
#!/bin/bash

echo "This runs 8 similar versions of giza"

cd giza_google
sh runAgent.sh &
cd ..

cd giza
sh runAgent.sh &
cd ..

cd giza_1
sh runAgent.sh &
cd ..

cd giza_2
sh runAgent.sh &
cd ..

cd giza_3
sh runAgent.sh &
cd ..

cd giza_4
sh runAgent.sh &
cd ..

cd giza_5
sh runAgent.sh &
cd ..

cd giza_6
sh runAgent.sh
cd ..

Context: "giza" is an agent name and the directory structure should not be changed.
Each folder contains a runAgent.sh that starts a simulation agent.
What I have already tried:
trap 'kill $(jobs -p)' EXIT

trap "exit" INT TERM ERR
trap "kill 0" EXIT

#!/bin/bash

trap ctrl_c INT

function ctrl_c() {
    echo "Trapped CTRL_C"
    kill -KILL $PID1 $PID2 $PID3 $PID4 $PID5 $PID6 $PID7
}

echo "This runs 8 similar versions of giza"

cd giza_google
sh runAgent.sh &
PID1=$!
echo "PID1=" $PID1
cd ..

cd giza
sh runAgent.sh &
PID2=$!
echo "PID2=" $PID2
cd ..

cd giza_1
sh runAgent.sh &
PID3=$!
echo "PID3=" $PID3
cd ..

cd giza_2
sh runAgent.sh &
PID4=$!
echo "PID4=" $PID4
cd ..

cd giza_3
sh runAgent.sh &
PID5=$!
echo "PID5=" $PID5
cd ..

cd giza_4
sh runAgent.sh &
PID6=$!
echo "PID6=" $PID6
cd ..

cd giza_5
sh runAgent.sh &
PID7=$!
echo "PID7=" $PID7
cd ..

cd giza_6
sh runAgent.sh
cd ..

A: You might consider using GNU Parallel to run jobs in parallel. Your whole script becomes:
parallel 'cd {} && ./runAgent' ::: giza*/

A: Just negate the pgid when you specify the pid to kill.  You should be able to use $$ as the process group, but sometimes it's convenient to pull the process group id from ps.  Try:
#!/bin/bash

echo "This runs 8 similar versions of giza"

pgid=$(ps -o pgid= $$ | tr -d ' ')
trap 'kill -- -$pgid' 0

for d in giza_google giza giza_{1..6}; do
        (cd $d; sh runAgent) &
done
wait

Note that I've changed the name of the script to runAgent without the .sh suffix.  See https://www.talisman.org/~erlkonig/documents/commandname-extensions-considered-harmful/

A: Insofar as you're using bash, arrays are available to you. "Append to this array" syntax doesn't require all the manual control over numbering involved in having a separate array per child, and you can expand your complete array's contents onto a kill command when you want to shut everything down.
#!/usr/bin/env bash
agent_pids=( )

(cd giza_a && exec ./runAgent) & agent_pids+=( "$!" )
(cd giza_b && exec ./runAgent) & agent_pids+=( "$!" )
(cd giza_c && exec ./runAgent) & agent_pids+=( "$!" )

wait "${agent_pids[@]}" # let them all finish
kill "${agent_pids[@]}" # shut them all down

Using exec consumes the subshell that the cd was scoped to, and ensures that the PID you're storing is actually that of runAgent, not the subshell that started it.
Of course, you can do all this in a function:
#!/usr/bin/env bash
shutdown() { kill "${agent_pids[@]}"; }
trap shutdown EXIT

agent_pids=( )

start_agent() {
  for dir; do
    (cd "$dir" && exec ./runAgent) & agent_pids+=( "$!" )
  done
}

start_agent giza_a giza_b giza_c

...and you can even use an associative array so you build a map from directories to their associated agents:
#!/usr/bin/env bash

declare -A agent_pids=( )
shutdown() { kill "${agent_pids[@]}"; }
trap shutdown EXIT

start_agent() {
  for dir; do
    (cd "$dir" && exec ./runAgent) & agent_pids[$dir]=$!
  done
}

start_agent giza_a giza_b giza_c

for agent_name in "${!agent_pids[@]}"; do
  agent_pid=${agent_pids[$agent_name]}
  wait "$agent_pid"; agent_rc=$?
  echo "Agent $agent_name with PID $agent_pid exited with status $agent_rc"
done


AMC Networks said it will be making portions of the advertising inventory on its national networks available for programmatic media buying.
Media agencies and advertisers are testing programmatic because it offers more targeted advertising and can be executed closer to the time the commercials air.
AMC is using WideOrbit's WO Programmatic TV as its technology platform.
"Our programmatic advertising initiative addresses our clients' desire to apply their own data to more effectively target our networks' valuable audiences. WideOrbit stood out as an end to end technology partner for programmatic TV due to their experience and development in this arena," said Arlene Manos, president of national ad sales, AMC Networks.
AMC's networks including AMC, BBC America, IFC, SundancTV and WE tv.


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Comedy festival promises to fill city with laughter
Phill Jupitus will be performing at the festival.
The full programme for the internationally acclaimed Aberdeen Comedy Festival has now been released. Over 50 shows will take place at 25 venues across the city between October 4-13, including standout headliners, fringe favourites, comedy legends, magic, musical comedy, movies and family shows.
Now in its third year the festival is attracting even more top-name comedians to make the trip up north, including Reginald D Hunter, alongside Irish musical comedian David O'Doherty, ex-Never Mind the Buzzcocks team captain Phill Jupitus and the always sharply-dressed Tom Allen. Also on this year's line-up is Scottish rising star Larry Dean, whose new show Bampot was nominated for the Edinburgh Comedy Award for Best Show at this year's Fringe.
Comedy legend Phill Jupitus is back to the city with his solo show, Juplicity, after a 20 year break. He recalled his last eventful trip to the Granite City, saying: "I had a very fun night at The Lemon Tree, which included a lift back to the hotel from the local police (true story). I'm very much looking forward to coming back to Granite City after far too long."
Fans can see Phill at The Aberdeen Douglas Hotel on Monday, October 8.
Adrian Watson, chief executive of Aberdeen Inspired, said: "Our aim is to provide the very best comedy for both residents and visitors to Aberdeen to enjoy. We have some fantastic comedians confirmed for the festival and we expect tickets to sell fast, in fact one show, Tom Allen has already sold out!"
Fyvie Castle to play host to The Jersey Notes


I am Japanese American born in Hawaii and one would think I grew up knowing about my roots. But it was years later that I became interested in the art of making Japanese sculpted dolls and doing origami, first in Iowa and then in Spokane. Maturity, right time, right place.
I make a full body sculptural form from a clay made in Japan first, and then clothe the doll form with hand-made paper. And each one has a story. And origami? It's just plain fun! I love the texture and versatility of paper in all its forms.


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Boulud Sud is the latest eponymous effort of Daniel Boulud, serving a menu of vibrant Mediterranean cuisine that spans the entire region, offering flavors from France's Côte d'Azur, Spain, Italy, Greece, North Africa and Turkey. There is an emphasis ... more
Boulud Sud is the latest eponymous effort of Daniel Boulud, serving a menu of vibrant Mediterranean cuisine that spans the entire region, offering flavors from France's Côte d'Azur, Spain, Italy, Greece, North Africa and Turkey. There is an emphasis on grilled fish and lamb as well as an abundance of fresh vegetables on menu sections entitled "De La Mer", "Du Jardin" and "De La Ferme". The Mid-Century Modern interiors, including a spacious bar and lounge, are decorated in tones of sunflower yellow and slate grey. The light filled space is framed by floor to ceiling windows, vaulted ceilings, pear wood paneling and terrazzo floors, as well as works by famed artist Vik Muniz. The restaurant, with an entrance on West 64th Street, is just steps from Manhattan's Lincoln Center and is adjacent to Bar Boulud and Épicerie Boulud, in an area we may all one day call Boulud Heights.
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Boulud Sud is located in the Upper West Side neighborhood of Manhattan. The home of diverse cultural attractions, the Upper West side is sandwiched between Riverside Park to the west and Central Park to the east. Both parks are excellent leisurely green spaces to spend a day. Central Park is especially notable, as it is New York's "flagship" park. With over 843 acres of land, it is home to 275 species of birds. It's quite easy to spend an entire day there too, as the park has several restaurants on its perimeter, a Boathouse, a Carousel, ball fields, a running track, reservoir, sculptures of Alice in Wonderland and Shakespeare, and a nearly endless list of events and other attractions.
In addition to being the most densely populated area of the United States, the Upper West Side is the home of several academic institutions and a litany of famous people too numerous to list here. The American Museum of Natural History is among the most notable museum in the neighborhood. This world-famous museum is comprised of several different Halls, each dedicated to a particular theme. The museum's exhibition-halls house a stunning array of artifacts and specimens from all corners of the world and all historical periods including some magnificent dinosaur fossils. Other nearby cultural institutions worth checking out include the New York Historical Society, and the new Rose Center for Earth and Space which houses the Hayden Planetarium; the most technologically advanced Space Theater in existence.
The Upper West Side also contains some of the greatest venues to hear classical music. There is the Metropolitan Opera House —one of the world's leading opera companies since its opening in 1883—as well asAvery Fisher Hall, Alice Tully Hall and the renowned New York City Opera. Additionally both The Julliard School and Fordham University grace the area.
You're bound to get hungry while visiting the neighborhood, but fear not -there are plenty of famous places to nosh or grab some classic New York smoked salmon in the Upper West Side. There's Zabar's—a heavenly deli if there ever was one; Fairway Market which has a huge, gourmet selection of just about everything; Citarella, with fresh fish and much more; and Murray's Sturgeon Shop—just to name a few. If you're looking for a more substantial meal, head to Prohibition, an upscale restaurant and bar. The interior, which invokes the glamour and romance of the Prohibition-Era style of the twenties and early thirties, helps create terrific ambience. All of this has made Prohibition a mainstay on the Upper West Side. There's also the takeout booth at Carmine's. Carmine's simple and very popular concept is to serve every meal in the style of an Italian American wedding feast - which means large portions of homestyle antipasti, pastas, seafood and meat entrees served on large platters designed for sharing. And when we say large, we mean large; an entree here could easily feed three to four average eaters. After your weekend mid-day meal, take a walk back through Riverside Park or stroll down Riverside Drive and admire the impressive monuments, grand apartment buildings, and views of the Hudson River, all while burning off a few calories of course.
Given the number of attractions and cultural institutions in the neighborhood, the Upper West Side is an ideal location to spend your stay in New York. The charming Excelsior Hotel is located right near the Museum of Natural History and Central Park. Meanwhile, the cozy and reasonably priced Belnord Hotel is another conveniently located option for the budget conscious traveler, as is the Comfort Inn Central Park West.
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<?php

declare(strict_types=1);

namespace Sonata\BasketBundle\DependencyInjection;

use Sonata\EasyExtendsBundle\Mapper\DoctrineCollector;
use Symfony\Component\Config\Definition\Processor;
use Symfony\Component\Config\FileLocator;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\ContainerBuilder;
use Symfony\Component\DependencyInjection\Loader\XmlFileLoader;
use Symfony\Component\HttpKernel\DependencyInjection\Extension;

/**
 * BasketExtension.
 *
 * @author Thomas Rabaix <thomas.rabaix@sonata-project.org>
 */
class SonataBasketExtension extends Extension
{
    /**
     * Loads the url shortener configuration.
     *
     * @param array            $configs   An array of configuration settings
     * @param ContainerBuilder $container A ContainerBuilder instance
     *
     * @throws \Exception
     */
    public function load(array $configs, ContainerBuilder $container): void
    {
        $processor = new Processor();
        $configuration = new Configuration();
        $config = $processor->processConfiguration($configuration, $configs);

        $bundles = $container->getParameter('kernel.bundles');

        $loader = new XmlFileLoader($container, new FileLocator(__DIR__.'/../Resources/config'));
        $loader->load('orm.xml');
        $loader->load('basket_entity.xml');
        $loader->load('basket_session.xml');
        $loader->load('basket.xml');
        $loader->load('validator.xml');
        $loader->load('form.xml');
        $loader->load('twig.xml');

        if (isset($bundles['FOSRestBundle'], $bundles['NelmioApiDocBundle'])) {
            $loader->load('api_controllers.xml');
            $loader->load('api_form.xml');
        }

        $container->setAlias('sonata.basket.builder', $config['builder']);
        $container->setAlias('sonata.basket.factory', $config['factory']);
        $container->setAlias('sonata.basket.loader', $config['loader']);

        $this->registerParameters($container, $config);
        $this->registerDoctrineMapping($config);
    }

    /**
     * @param $config
     */
    public function registerParameters(ContainerBuilder $container, array $config): void
    {
        $container->setParameter('sonata.basket.basket.class', $config['class']['basket']);
        $container->setParameter('sonata.basket.basket_element.class', $config['class']['basket_element']);
    }

    public function registerDoctrineMapping(array $config): void
    {
        if (!class_exists($config['class']['basket'])) {
            return;
        }

        $collector = DoctrineCollector::getInstance();

        $collector->addAssociation($config['class']['basket'], 'mapManyToOne', [
             'fieldName' => 'customer',
             'targetEntity' => $config['class']['customer'],
             'cascade' => [],
             'mappedBy' => null,
             'inversedBy' => null,
             'joinColumns' => [
                 [
                     'name' => 'customer_id',
                     'referencedColumnName' => 'id',
                     'onDelete' => 'CASCADE',
                     'unique' => true,
                 ],
             ],
             'orphanRemoval' => false,
        ]);

        $collector->addAssociation($config['class']['basket'], 'mapOneToMany', [
             'fieldName' => 'basketElements',
             'targetEntity' => $config['class']['basket_element'],
             'cascade' => [
                 'persist',
             ],
             'mappedBy' => 'basket',
             'orphanRemoval' => true,
        ]);

        $collector->addAssociation($config['class']['basket_element'], 'mapManyToOne', [
            'fieldName' => 'basket',
            'targetEntity' => $config['class']['basket'],
            'cascade' => [],
            'mappedBy' => null,
            'inversedBy' => 'basketElements',
            'joinColumns' => [
                [
                    'name' => 'basket_id',
                    'referencedColumnName' => 'id',
                    'onDelete' => 'CASCADE',
                ],
            ],
            'orphanRemoval' => false,
        ]);
    }
}


Have you set the theme for GTK apps in the desktop setting? Since you do not mention the theme in original post it is hard to test.
journalctl -b > somefilename.txt My file is 35 MB, but I can't upload it here. How can I upload here?
Thanks for suggestion, I will try next time it glitches again. By the way, it failed to connect after prolonged hibernation (aprox. 10 hours).
You may restart "wpa_supplicant". That reconnects without restarting NetworkManager.


On January 16, President Obama hosted college and university presidents from around the country for a summit to discuss new approaches for promoting college access, with a focus on reaching low-income students. The Hamilton Project has produced significant work highlighting the importance of higher education for economic mobility, in addition to a series of papers by outside experts on improving college access and affordability. A menu of Hamilton Project work on this topic is included below for easy reference.


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Savannah's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" Drag Legend The Lady Chablis Dies At Age 59
September 8, 2016 Entertainment, Featured, Gay History, Gay News Domestic & U.S. PoliticsDrag Legend, Georgia, Lady Chablis, RIP, Savannah's "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil" Drag Legend The Lady Chablis Dies At Age 59Will Kohler
Benjamin Edward Knox known professionally as The Lady Chablis, Savannah's most famous and fabulash drag queen has passed away at 59.
Atlanta's Project Q reports:
The legendary drag performer Lady Chablis – a fixture at Club One in Savannah and drag centerpiece of "Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil"– died on Thursday.
The death of the iconic performer was announced by Club One, where Lady Chablis has performed since the club opened nearly 30 years ago. She died surrounded by friends and family at St. Joseph's/Candler Hospital, according to WTOC. She was 59.
"Chablis always wanted to give the audience, be it 15 or 1500, the best that she had. With her declining health, she regretted that her body wouldn't allow her to give more," Club One said in a Facebook post on Thursday.
Lady Chablis has been in failing health for some time. In a 2013 appearance on "The Real Housewives of Atlanta," she looked frail. Though that didn't stop Lady Chablis from twirling for the Housewives.
"Lady Chablis is the original drag queen in Savannah, Georgia. She is history honey," NeNe Leakes said during the episode.
In John Berendt's best-selling novel he wrote that he met Chablis as she was returning home from having a hormone injection.
In her book Hiding my Candy, Chablis said she had not undergone gender reassignment surgery.
Regardless of what gender she or he was farewll Lady Chablis. "Two tears in a bucket"
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