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MEDIA JOBLESS A HOT BET
By PageSix.com Staff
November 30, 2008 | 5:23am
WITH industry giants from Condé Nast to Time Inc. cutting jobs, slashing budgets and shuttering publications, it's not difficult to imagine that the leading candidate to be IWantMedia.com's Media Person of the Year might just be "The Laid-Off Journalist." Rounding out the list of nominees for the site's seventh annual poll, which opens today, are temperamental political blog queen Arianna Huffington, Google CEO Eric Schmidt, Hulu CEO Jason Kilar, crop-haired MSNBC pundit Rachel Maddow and Tina Fey, who channeled her inner Sarah Palin into a $7 million book deal. Also making the cut is embattled Tribune honcho Sam Zell, who has the distinction of being the only person on the list to have been sued by his own employees. Past winners include "striking writers" (2007), Comedy Central tandem Stephen Colbert (2006) and Jon Stewart (2004), and CNN's Anderson Cooper (2005).

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On an Alabama road trip, you can explore civil rights museums, be inspired by civil rights history, and wander through wonderful bookstores for kids and adults. And of course, there's plenty of great Southern food to enjoy along the way. Check out unique places to visit in Alabama, including places to go in Selma, Montgomery, and Birmingham, Alabama.
My husband and I took an Alabama road trip and enjoyed delicious Southern food while learning inspiring American civil rights history. Read on to learn about my suggestions for a wonderful, educational road trip to Alabama.
Have you heard of the teenagers who marched in Birmingham in 1963 to end segregation? Although police tried to stop the marches by turning fire hoses and police dogs on the kids, the marchers continued. And police arrested hundreds of kids.
Today, a Birmingham park where the kids marched is an open air civil rights museum that tells their story. At the park, we saw powerful sculptures of the marchers, fire hoses, and police dogs. Plus we learned the history from a free audio tour of the Park, available via signs in the Park.
Importantly, across the street is the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church, where the teenaged marchers gathered. It's the same site where, several months later, Klan members murdered 4 girls by firebombing the church. Now, the Park honors those murdered girls with sculptures. Curiously, while we just stumbled on Kelly Ingram Park, it was a highlight of our Alabama road trip.
This civil rights museum explains American life under racial segregation and activists' struggle to overthrow it.
Secondly, the Birmingham Civil Rights Institute focuses on ordinary people who did extraordinary things to fight segregation in the 1950s and 60s. Like the one thousand Birmingham teenagers who, in 1963, marched to end segregation. Despite police using fire hoses and attack dogs to try to stop them, the kids kept marching. Check out the video interview of a bloody Freedom Rider, lying in his hospital bed recovering from injuries by white supremacists, and vowing to continue protesting.
Finally, it includes voices of segregationists. Especially chilling was a video of white 1960's Birmingham political and social leaders, politely justifying segregation. In fact, this Birmingham Civil Rights museum is worth a special stop on an Alabama road trip.
Traveling Mom tip: We were glad we visited the excellent kids' section of the museum bookstore. I enjoyed a memoir by a teenager who protested segregated buses, Claudette Colvin: Twice Toward Justice and Simeon's Story: An Eyewitness Account of the Kidnapping of Emmett Till, by Till's cousin.
The movie Selma inspired my husband and me to visit Selma, Alabama. The movie told the story of civil rights marchers beaten on the Edmund Pettus Bridge for trying to register to vote. We felt that inspiring history come to life as we walked over the Bridge. Currently, at the foot of the Bridge, there are reminders of the voting rights march. For example, historical markers explain the significance of the Bridge. And plaques honor leaders of the Selma march. Plus, a powerful memorial honors lynching victims.
Traveling Mom tip: The National Voting Rights Museum is open Monday-Thursday, between 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. and only by appointment Friday – Sunday. The Interpretive site is open Monday – Saturday.
On the road between Selma and Montgomery, we stopped a few places in rural Lowndes County, Alabama.
First, to better understand the 1960's civil rights struggle to register Black voters, we visited the Lowndes Interpretive Center, run by the National Park Service. Using photos, interviews, and even sculpture, the site tells the stories of voting rights activists and the violent reaction they faced.
Second, we visited Hayneville, Lowndes County, where voting rights activist Jonathan Daniels was murdered in 1965. Seeing the jail where he'd been held, the courthouse where his murderer was acquitted, and a memorial to him, all helped us grasp this tragic history. Third, we visited a roadside memorial honoring Viola Liuzzo, a woman murdered in 1965 for driving voting rights activists to Selma.
Rosa Parks was a civil rights activist who fought against segregation. In 1955, Montgomery police arrested her for refusing to give up her seat on a bus to a white person. Famously, her arrest led to the Montgomery Bus Boycott. And the boycott helped spark the national civil rights movement.
This civil rights museum dramatically recreates Rosa Parks' arrest. For example, a video projected on a life-sized bus helped us visualize the arrest, in real time. And how Rosa Parks used her training in non-violence to peacefully hold her ground. We also enjoyed the introductory video, photos, and artifacts in other exhibits. Plus, the museum is on the spot where Parks was arrested.
Traveling Mom tip: While we didn't have kids with us, kids would easily understand this civil rights museum. There is even an exhibit geared at younger kids, called the Time Machine.
Each jar of soil honors the memory of a lynching victim. (Photo credit Sarah Ricks).
In downtown Montgomery, we visited the Southern Poverty Law Center memorial to civil rights martyrs, a sculpture located outside. And adjacent to the sculpture is the Civil Rights Memorial Center. Unlike the outdoor sculpture, the inside of this civil emotionally intense civil rights museum uses video, photos, and text to tell the stories of forty people murdered for racially-motivated reasons between 1955-68.
In 1961, an integrated group of clergy and students tried to use segregated public waiting rooms at bus stations in towns across the south. Which prompted violent reactions from some white supremacists. Unlike in 1961, now the former bus station in downtown Montgomery houses the Freedom Rides Museum. Although it is just one room, we learned a lot from both the exhibits and the helpful guide. Also, the huge photos and text outside the museum are packed with information.
These two brand new sites make Montgomery, Alabama a must-visit location for anyone interested in American history.
This emotionally gripping museum tells stories of Black people in the U.S. from slavery, to segregation, lynching, and mass incarceration. And it doesn't sugarcoat. In fact, to help us vividly feel this history, it uses life-sized video, photographs, interactive exhibits, public signs, and even art. For example, one simple but moving exhibit is a collection of glass jars, each filled with dirt. Each jar has the name of a lynching victim, a date – and dirt collected from the murder site. And while this brilliant museum is intense, I think kids over 11 could handle it.
Also on the day we visited the Legacy Museum, we visited its companion site, a memorial to lynching victims. The outdoor Memorial is located in a garden, about a mile from downtown Montgomery. Unlike the Museum's broader scope, the Memorial focuses on honoring 4400 lynching victims, murdered between 1877 – 1950.
This independent bookstore and publisher in Montgomery specializes in fiction, civil rights, Civil War, and the South. Plus, it hosts speakers. And we tried out their couch, once owned by Montgomery civil rights activists Arlam and Johnnie Carr. Bonus: The Read Herring Bookstore is within easy walking distance of nearly every Montgomery site and restaurant in this post.
Have you tasted corn pudding? My life is better because I tried it at Cahawba House Restaurant in downtown Montgomery. And a relaxing barbecue break was perfect between the fascinating but emotionally intense civil rights museums. For breakfast, we enjoyed both Cahawba House and at The House Restaurant – especially the cornmeal hoecakes and smoked sausage. We celebrated our last night in Montgomery with a delicious blowout farm-to-table meal at the upscale Central restaurant.
In downtown Birmingham, we visited the cheerful Pizitz Food Hall. Local entrepreneurs serve up Indian, Ethiopian, Mediterranean, and other prepared food. Of course, flaky southern biscuits. And it was a pleasure to eat outside in the sunny courtyard.
If American civil rights museums appeal to you, check out ideas for Mississippi, New Orleans, Louisiana, Nashville, Tennessee, and Memphis, Tennessee.
Does an Alabama road trip appeal to you? Tell us about it in the comments.


A new job not only means a new place of employment, it also means new settings, new co-workers, a new boss, and a new set of responsibilities. This can sometimes be a bit overwhelming. Instead of being stressed out, embrace the new experience.
any concerns with your supervisor when the time is right," says Truitt.First, identify what is making you feel uncomfortable. Decide if it is your nerves or if there is something in particular making you feel uncomfortable. If it is work-related, keep a list, so you can discuss any concerns with your supervisor when the time is right," says Janine N. Truitt, Chief Innovations Officer at Talent Think Innovations.
If it's just nerves, you can tackle this. "To overcome the new job jitters, be sure to take your lunch and any breaks offered. You have plenty of time in the future to be overly busy and tied to your desk. Starting a new job is both exhilarating and stressful. Allow yourself the time to process all of the new learning; as well as the adjustment to your new colleagues and environment. Take moments to recharge, so you can make the best impression in your first days of working," suggests Truitt.
–Learn more about the place and the people. "Be interested and not interesting. Ask people about themselves, their work, the organization and the community. You will have plenty of time to tell your story, too," says Langerud.
But do some observation first before handing out lunch invites. "It's important to observe the dynamics of the group and office before you start socializing with colleagues outside of the office. You don't want to get too familiar and friendly with colleagues until you understand how they operate in the office environment. If you're invited out by one of your colleagues, I would advise attending to build further rapport with your team; but even then you should be observing behaviors," offers Truitt.
"Making the transition to a new workplace can be done well. Make the effort to make it smooth and successful," says Langerud.


"Maybe she's just like a flirty person," reasons Rachel. "No, Rach..." Josie hits back, getting up and leaving the bathroom. "I don't want to fight with Jose, but I don't agree with her... I don't think Caoimhe did anything intentional," says John James.


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Do we know our story? Israel was a people who knew their story, where they had come from. When they told it, they told of the awesome power of God, how He had done great things for them. How He brought them into the Promised Land.
The Lord Most High is awesome, the great King of all the Earth.
So how does one respond to the great King, the Lord Most High? You blow the trumpets. You sing His praises. You tell of His greatness again and again. When He makes a rule, you keep it. When He gives rules for conduct, you follow.
He has done great things for us. We are His prized possession.
Psalm 47 says that God is honored everywhere. While this may be true among much of creation, it doesn't always appear that way with man. Some of that falls to the choices others have made. They have not chosen to follow God and His Son Jesus. Some of that maybe because we haven't done as good of job in declaring His goodness and might.
How will the world know unless we tell them? Unless we declare His praise. It may be through singing. It may just be in telling the story. The story of what God has done for His people.
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nano-dlna
=========

[![Build Status](https://travis-ci.org/gabrielmagno/nano-dlna.svg?branch=master)](https://travis-ci.org/gabrielmagno/nano-dlna)
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[![License](https://img.shields.io/github/license/gabrielmagno/nano-dlna.svg)](https://github.com/gabrielmagno/nano-dlna/blob/master/LICENSE)

A minimal UPnP/DLNA media streamer.

nano-dlna is a command line tool that allows you to play a local video file in your TV (or any other DLNA compatible device).

Features
--------
- Searching available DLNA devices in the local network
- Streaming audio
- Streaming video, with subtitle support

Usage
-----

### List

Scan compatible devices and list the available ones:

    nanodlna list

If your device is not being listed, you might need to increase the search timeout:

    nanodlna -t 20 list

### Play

Play a video, automatically loading the subtitles if available, selecting a random device:

    nanodlna play That.Movie.mkv

Play a video, specifying the device through query (scan devices before playing):

    nanodlna play That.Movie.mkv -q "osmc"

Play a video, specifying the device through its exact location (no scan, faster):

    nanodlna play That.Movie.mkv -d "http://192.168.1.13:1082/"

Installation
------------

nano-dlna can be installed as a regular python module by running:

    $ [sudo] pip install nanodlna

Technical Details
-----------------

nano-dlna is basically a one-file DLNA MediaServer and a self DLNA MediaController.

How does `list` work?

1. Issue an SSDP M-Search broadcast message in the network
2. Capture the responses and register the devices
3. Filter only devices that provide [UPnP's AVTransport service](http://www.upnp.org/specs/av/UPnP-av-AVTransport-v3-Service-20101231.pdf)

How does `play` work?

1. Setup an HTTP server to provide the media files to be streamed (including subtitles)
2. Send a `SetAVTransportURI` message to the device, specifying the HTTP URLs of the media files
3. Send a `Play` message to the device

TODO
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- [ ] Documentation
- [ ] CLI interface to send controller actions (play, pause, stop, etc) to the MediaRenderer
- [ ] CLI progress bar visualization
- [ ] Playlist

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package org.kaazing.gateway.transport.ws.extension;

import static java.util.Arrays.asList;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertEquals;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertFalse;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertSame;
import static org.junit.Assert.assertTrue;
import static org.kaazing.gateway.transport.ws.WsMessage.Kind.BINARY;
import static org.kaazing.gateway.transport.ws.WsMessage.Kind.TEXT;
import static org.kaazing.gateway.transport.ws.extension.WsExtension.EndpointKind.SERVER;
import static org.kaazing.gateway.util.Utils.asByteBuffer;

import java.nio.ByteBuffer;
import java.util.Arrays;
import java.util.List;

import org.apache.mina.filter.codec.ProtocolDecoderOutput;
import org.jmock.Mockery;
import org.jmock.api.Invocation;
import org.jmock.lib.action.CustomAction;
import org.junit.Test;
import org.kaazing.gateway.transport.ws.WsMessage;
import org.kaazing.gateway.transport.ws.WsMessage.Kind;
import org.kaazing.gateway.transport.ws.extension.WsExtension.EndpointKind;
import org.kaazing.gateway.transport.ws.util.Expectations;
import org.kaazing.mina.core.buffer.IoBufferEx;
import org.kaazing.mina.core.buffer.SimpleBufferAllocator;

public class ActiveWsExtensionsTest {
    private static final byte[] CONTROL1 = new byte[]{(byte)0x01,(byte)0x02,(byte)0x03,(byte)0x04};
    private static final byte[] CONTROL2 = new byte[]{(byte)0x01,(byte)0x02,(byte)0x03,(byte)0x05};
    private static final byte[] CONTROL3 = new byte[]{(byte)0x01,(byte)0x02,(byte)0x03,(byte)0x06};

    @Test
    public void commonBytesShouldBe0() {
        WsExtension extension1 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test", new byte[]{(byte)0x01,(byte)0x02,(byte)0x03,(byte)0x04});
        WsExtension extension2 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test-nomatch", new byte[]{(byte)0x00,(byte)0x02,(byte)0x03,(byte)0x04});
        List<WsExtension> extensions = asList(extension1, extension2);
        byte[] result = ActiveWsExtensions.getCommonBytes(extensions, SERVER);
        assertEquals(0, result.length);
        assertTrue(Arrays.equals(new byte[0], result));
    }

    @Test
    public void commonBytesShouldBe3() {
        WsExtension extension1 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test", CONTROL1);
        WsExtension extension2 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test-nomatch", CONTROL2);
        List<WsExtension> extensions = asList(extension1, extension2);
        byte[] result = ActiveWsExtensions.getCommonBytes(extensions, SERVER);
        assertEquals(3, result.length);
        assertTrue(Arrays.equals(new byte[]{(byte)0x01,(byte)0x02,(byte)0x03}, result));
    }

    @Test
    public void emptyShouldReturnEmptyList() {
        assertEquals(0, ActiveWsExtensions.EMPTY.asList().size());
    }

    @Test
    public void emptyShouldNotDecode() {
        Mockery context = new Mockery();
        final ProtocolDecoderOutput out = context.mock(ProtocolDecoderOutput.class);
        {
            context.checking(new Expectations() {
                {
                }
            });
        }
        assertFalse(ActiveWsExtensions.EMPTY.decode(null, TEXT, out));
    }

    @Test
    public void extensionsShouldBeOrdered() {
        WsExtension extension1 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test1", CONTROL1) {
            @Override
            // Make sure this extension is last
            public String getOrdering() {
                return "y";
            }
        };
        WsExtension extension2 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test2", CONTROL2);
        WsExtension extension3 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test3", CONTROL3);
        ActiveWsExtensions extensions = new ActiveWsExtensions(asList(extension1, extension2, extension3), SERVER);
        assertEquals(asList(extension2, extension3, extension1), extensions.asList());
    }

    @Test
    public void mergeShouldCombineInOrder() {
        WsExtension extension1 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test1", CONTROL1) {
            @Override
            // Make sure this extension is last
            public String getOrdering() {
                return "zzz";
            }
        };
        WsExtension extension2 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test2", CONTROL2);
        WsExtension extension3 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test3", CONTROL3);
        ActiveWsExtensions extensions1 = new ActiveWsExtensions(asList(extension1, extension2), SERVER);
        ActiveWsExtensions extensions2 = new ActiveWsExtensions(asList(extension3), SERVER);
        ActiveWsExtensions result = ActiveWsExtensions.merge(extensions1, extensions2, SERVER);
        assertEquals(asList(extension2, extension3, extension1), result.asList());
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldDecode() {
        Mockery context = new Mockery();
        final ProtocolDecoderOutput out = context.mock(ProtocolDecoderOutput.class);
        final WsMessage[] result = new WsMessage[1];
        {
            context.checking(new Expectations() {
                {
                    oneOf(out).write(with(any(WsMessage.class)));
                    will(new CustomAction("save result") {
                        @Override
                        public Object invoke(Invocation invocation) throws Throwable {
                            result[0] = (WsMessage)invocation.getParameter(0);
                            return null;
                        }

                    });
                }
            });
        }
        ByteBuffer  buf = ByteBuffer.allocate(9);
        buf.put(CONTROL1);
        buf.put(asByteBuffer("hello"));
        buf.flip();
        final IoBufferEx payload = SimpleBufferAllocator.BUFFER_ALLOCATOR.wrap(buf);

        WsExtension extension = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test", CONTROL1);
        WsExtension[] negotiated = new WsExtension[]{extension};
        ActiveWsExtensions extensions = new ActiveWsExtensions(asList(negotiated), SERVER);
        assertTrue(extensions.decode(payload, TEXT, out));
        assertSame(extension, result[0].getExtension());
        assertEquals(asByteBuffer("hello"), result[0].getBytes().buf());
        context.assertIsSatisfied();
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldDecodeWithMultipleDecodingExtensions() {
        Mockery context = new Mockery();
        final ProtocolDecoderOutput out = context.mock(ProtocolDecoderOutput.class);
        final WsMessage[] result = new WsMessage[1];
        {
            context.checking(new Expectations() {
                {
                    exactly(2).of(out).write(with(any(WsMessage.class)));
                    will(new CustomAction("save result") {
                        @Override
                        public Object invoke(Invocation invocation) throws Throwable {
                            result[0] = (WsMessage)invocation.getParameter(0);
                            return null;
                        }

                    });
                }
            });
        }
        WsExtension extension1 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test-1", CONTROL1);
        WsExtension extension2 = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test-2", CONTROL2);
        WsExtension[] negotiated = new WsExtension[]{extension1, extension2};
        ActiveWsExtensions extensions = new ActiveWsExtensions(Arrays.asList(negotiated), EndpointKind.SERVER);

        ByteBuffer  buf = ByteBuffer.allocate(9);
        buf.put(extension1.getControlBytes());
        buf.put(asByteBuffer("hello"));
        buf.flip();
        final IoBufferEx payload1 = SimpleBufferAllocator.BUFFER_ALLOCATOR.wrap(buf);
        assertTrue(extensions.decode(payload1, BINARY, out));
        assertSame(extension1, result[0].getExtension());
        assertEquals(asByteBuffer("hello"), result[0].getBytes().buf());

        buf.clear();
        buf.put(CONTROL2);
        buf.put(asByteBuffer("hello"));
        buf.flip();
        final IoBufferEx payload2 = SimpleBufferAllocator.BUFFER_ALLOCATOR.wrap(buf);
        assertTrue(extensions.decode(payload2, TEXT, out));
        assertSame(extension2, result[0].getExtension());
        assertEquals(asByteBuffer("hello"), result[0].getBytes().buf());
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldNotDecodeWithMultipleEncodingOnlyExtensions() {
        Mockery context = new Mockery();
        final ProtocolDecoderOutput out = context.mock(ProtocolDecoderOutput.class);
        final WsMessage[] result = new WsMessage[1];
        {
            context.checking(new Expectations() {
                {
                    atLeast(1).of(out).write(with(any(WsMessage.class)));
                    will(new CustomAction("save result") {
                        @Override
                        public Object invoke(Invocation invocation) throws Throwable {
                            result[0] = (WsMessage)invocation.getParameter(0);
                            return null;
                        }

                    });
                }
            });
        }
        final WsExtension extension1 = context.mock(WsExtension.class, "extension1");
        final WsExtension extension2 = context.mock(WsExtension.class, "extensions2");
        WsExtension[] negotiated = new WsExtension[]{extension1, extension2};

        context.checking(new Expectations() {
            {
                allowing(extension1).getExtensionToken(); will(returnValue("extension1"));
                allowing(extension2).getExtensionToken(); will(returnValue("extension2"));
                allowing(extension1).getOrdering(); will(returnValue("extension1"));
                allowing(extension2).getOrdering(); will(returnValue("extension2"));
                allowing(extension1).getControlBytes(); will(returnValue(asByteBuffer("ext1").array()));
                allowing(extension2).getControlBytes(); will(returnValue(asByteBuffer("ext2").array()));
                allowing(extension1).canDecode( with(any(EndpointKind.class)), with(any(Kind.class)) );
                will(returnValue(false));
                allowing(extension2).canDecode( with(any(EndpointKind.class)), with(any(Kind.class)) );
                will(returnValue(false));
                allowing(extension1).canEncode( with(any(EndpointKind.class)), with(any(Kind.class)) );
                will(returnValue(true));
                allowing(extension2).canEncode( with(any(EndpointKind.class)), with(any(Kind.class)) );
                will(returnValue(true));
            }
        });
        ActiveWsExtensions extensions = new ActiveWsExtensions(Arrays.asList(negotiated), EndpointKind.SERVER);

        ByteBuffer  buf = ByteBuffer.allocate(9);
        buf.put(extension1.getControlBytes());
        buf.put(asByteBuffer("hello"));
        buf.flip();
        final IoBufferEx payload1 = SimpleBufferAllocator.BUFFER_ALLOCATOR.wrap(buf);
        assertFalse(extensions.decode(payload1, BINARY, out));
    }

    @Test
    public void shouldReturnTrueFromDecodeEscapeFrameWithNoOutput() {
        Mockery context = new Mockery();
        final ProtocolDecoderOutput out = context.mock(ProtocolDecoderOutput.class);
        context.checking(new Expectations() {
            {
                // out.write should not be invoked
            }
        });
        ByteBuffer  buf = ByteBuffer.allocate(4);
        buf.put(CONTROL1);
        buf.flip();
        final IoBufferEx payload = SimpleBufferAllocator.BUFFER_ALLOCATOR.wrap(buf);

        WsExtension extension = new TestExtension("x-kaazing-test", CONTROL1);
        WsExtension[] negotiated = new WsExtension[]{extension};
        ActiveWsExtensions extensions = new ActiveWsExtensions(asList(negotiated), SERVER);
        assertTrue(extensions.decode(payload, TEXT, out));
        context.assertIsSatisfied();
    }

    class TestExtension extends WsExtensionBuilder {
        private final byte[] controlBytes;

        public TestExtension(String extensionToken, byte[] controlBytes) {
            super(extensionToken);
            this.controlBytes = controlBytes;
        }

        @Override
        public byte[] getControlBytes() {
            return controlBytes;
        }

        @Override
        public boolean canDecode(EndpointKind endpointKind, Kind messageKind) {
            return true;
        }

        @Override
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Reasons Why Ahmed Musa Dumped His Wife "Jamila"
- April 2nd, 2019- Celebrity Gist
More revelations have emerged on why Super Eagles player, Ahmed Musa, divorced his wife Jamila.
The former Leicester City forward ended his marriage during after he was arrested for allegedly beating his wife in their home in England in 2017.
Family sources told New Telegraph then that the former CSKA Moscow forward and his estranged wife, Jamila, mutually parted ways following irreconcilable differences.
The source said the decision was reached by the two parties after efforts to reconcile them failed.
The source added that the player's decision to marry a second wife was permitted by Islam but was vehemently rejected by Jamila.
"Ahmed loves his wife and would have loved to keep the union especially for the sake of their two children.
"He did everything to make Jamila see reason with him but the woman rejected all overtures.
"Several family members mediated in the crisis but the two parties were not ready to shift positions.
"They constantly had altercations and it was affecting them.
"A lot of things have been said about Ahmed on this matter which is not correct, he is a gentleman and this issue is constantly affecting him even his career.
"The wife insisted she could not cope with another woman but Musa was adamant about going ahead with it.
"He is a devout Muslim and a responsible husband and instead of keeping mistresses he chose to legally marry a new wife as permitted by his religion.
"His own family members and even his mother endorsed his plans and there is no going back.
"Ahmed's mother was in the UK a couple of times to speak with Jamila to accept his son's decision but she declined."
The source confirmed that Musa had altercations with his wife but never beat her. The source said the last heated argument was after Jamila queried Musa for posting the picture of the new lady on his Instagram page and called her 'my queen'.
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Just outside the town of Indian Head SK, is the PFRA. Soon to be closed due to government cutbacks. For now it is a wonderful place to visit. There is a nature trail to walk and an informal flower garden. And wonderful tall majestic trees. One morning The Boys and I visited the flowers. The mosquitoes were to large and hungry to walk down the nature trail. Check out Flowers in the Gallery and see some of what we saw that morning.


High street mother and baby store Mothercare has announced it will be closing a further nine stores by the end of 2019.
Huddersfield has a Mothercare store at Great Northern Retail Park but it is not yet known if the company has earmarked the store for closure.
The nearby Bradford store is among the 50 Mothercare shops on the initial closure list which was announced in May.
The closure of 60 Mothercare shops means 900 jobs will be at risk.
Last month Mothercare rehired Mark Newton-Jones as its chief executive while announcing plans to revive the fortunes of the high street stalwart which sells everything from maternity clothes to car baby seats.
Clive Whiley, Mothercare's interim executive chairman, told the Mirror : "The last three months of hard work and progress have put in place the foundations to get Mothercare back to where it should be as a fit-for-purpose business with a stronger and more efficient structure both for our UK business and our international franchisees."
Mothercare's struggle comes just months after Toys R Us' UK collapse at a loss of all 100 stores and 3,000 jobs.
Earlier this year East slipped into administration , while Maplin is currently on the hunt for a buyer.
Restaurant chain Chimichanga, Jamie's Italian and Prezzo have also lined up closures for the coming months.
Meanwhile high street fashion chain New Look revealed a new restructuring plan in March with 60 closures in the pipeline - including a flagship Oxford Street store.
Mothercare's chief executive Mark Newton-Jones said: "After a very challenging period for our business, we have now finalised arrangements to restructure and refinance the group, ensuring that the transformation of the Mothercare brand we started four years ago can now be completed.
"Mothercare is a great British brand with over 50 years of heritage and we now have the financing in place to take it forward for many more years to come.
"We have seen an unprecedented period for UK retail and we have not been alone in facing a number of strong headwinds.
"I'm pleased to say however, that we are now in a position to re-focus on our customers and improve the Mothercare brand both in the UK and across the globe."


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It's about time we rethink shaving.
by David Yi |
This is the one hair step you're not doing
When you're trans, shaving becomes the biggest of privileges.
Back in 2013, Gillette, America's biggest razor brand, thought of a seemingly brilliant idea.
It would use three women – including a certain Kate Upton, the buzziest model at the time – to sell razors to men. In the commercial, the models, clad in sexy white dresses, are at a pool party where they corner an unsuspecting man. Somehow, he strikes up a conversation about pubic hair.
The first model says she likes a man with a little hair "but definitely not on his back." The second says she's into a guy with a smooth stomach "to show off his six-pack." The third says she prefers a guy without any hair at all, giving the camera a wink and a nod. The hunky man proceeds to go into his bathroom where he shaves his chiseled face, trims his muscular pecs, and etches out a trail on his hard abs. "It's the one tool you need to get the look she wants," he says.
The commercial is undoubtedly cringeworthy. But just four years ago, this very ad was considered to be wildly progressive. Media outlets like the Washington Post claimed it was "changing masculinity." Its media critic went on to write: "What's remarkable about the Upton TV commercial is not just its basic message — guys, you should be shaving down there — but who's delivering the message." ABC News interviewed a Men's Fitness editor about the ad, who said that it was a step in the right direction. "Being fit and well groomed is not something you can out-source or buy or get a bargain on. It's one real marker of success, and of having control over yourself."
Fast-forward to 2017 and we can conclude that this ad is obviously tone deaf, almost excruciatingly so. Namely, because of how it presents shaving through a hypermasculine lens, one that assumes that all men should pursue do something because of the interest of women, or that he's even interested in women at all. It also promotes this idea that man's own masculinity is affirmed if only beautiful women give him the permission to do so. It's this fragile masculinity, one that is based off of the permission from others, that's been largely perpetuated by the shaving industry. If it was up to them, the standard of a man would look straight, white, athletic, macho, hypermasculine. Anything other would mean that you don't exist.
Of course, this exclusion is problematic. Shaving brands, then, need to realize that man is far from one note, rather, multidimensional. They need to also note that masculinity and its definition is continuing to evolve and that there are men who are multidimensional. Today's man and comes in all shapes and sizes – from slim, to plus-sized, short to tall; he can shave not to feel more masculine, but feel beautiful; he can be gay, transgender, gender nonconforming, or none or all of the above; he can define is own masculinity on his own terms.
But as masculinity is changing, why isn't the shaving industry? More than one-hundred years after Gillette made its world debut in 1901, the brand is still one that mostly caters to a heterosexual American man. In its countless ads in 2017, the brand's messaging seems unchanged. A cursory browse through the brand's YouTube links will show you a bevy of videos (including an amazingly powerful one with an older gentleman shaving his father's face) with guys from very heteronormative backgrounds. There's also Schick, with its own problematic ads, namely one where a bearded woman in sexy lingerie looks off camera with the words "Would you kiss you?" over her head. Veet caught fire for an ad that was both misogynistic as it was homophobic, where a man wakes up, horrified, to discover a hairy leg next to him.
Even seemingly progressive startups like Dollar Shave Club, the viral brand that sold for $1 billion to Unilever, lives in a limiting heteronormative box. The clever viral campaigns include crude, frat bro humor with the brand's founder, Michael Dubin, playing to the camera. "Our blades are f***ing great," he says. At first glance, the ads are hardly offensive, they're clever, with slapstick humor. But a closer look into the proceeding videos, will show you a startling lack of diversity when it comes to ethnicity and different presentations of man. In all videos, the characters are all similar: their skin white, their orientation made obviously heterosexual.
What we've gathered throughout the hundred years of shaving is that the advertisements may have changed, the humor modernized, the videos seemingly more organic, but shaving as a whole is still promoting a specific, heteronormative guy (usually white, straight, athletic, hypermasculine). It's obvious that as the world has changed to embrace diversity, shaving is still one of the least inclusive of industries. That's not to say shaving companies haven't stepped up to the plate. Brands like Bevel are in existence to serve men with coarse and curly hair, specifically men of color.
But we want more.
For an entire week, we at Very Good Light want to redefine what shaving could look like if the industry practiced inclusivity. It's our goal to completely shatter shaving's traditional perceptions of masculinity with positive, culture-pushing stories from diverse communities. Together with Harry's, we're launching a video series called "My First Shave," one that reimagines the shaving industry's messaging altogether.
These include: transgender teens shaving for the first time, a man who reveals his bare face to his boyfriend for the first time, to a teen who learned how to shave from his single mother. Each of the videos document powerful, real, raw stories from all types of guys from all walks of life. To them, shaving isn't about becoming more of a man. Rather, it's about getting that much closer to loving the man you always were, one shave at a time. Here's to hoping the shaving industry follows suit.
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Benji Pow says:
I'm excited about this video! Inclusiveness is what we need in corporate advertisement. One of my favorite ads is the from Magnum icecream which includes drag queen Willam and my friend Dzaniella Nani.
http://www.benjipow.com
David Yi says:
Yassss! It's 2017 and if you're NOT inclusive and thinking about other demographics, you're seriously not current. Wouldn't it be amazing if we could see LGBTQ couples? Plus-sized men fronting ads? A LOT more people of color? I'm excited to see how we can pave a path for all types of guys!
Timothy Vallier says:
While it's great that Harry's is taking a progressive stance, it doesn't change the fact that they offer a sub-standard product. See for yourself what others are saying at the following link: https://www.sitejabber.com/reviews/www.harrys.com


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CSP (Comunicación de Procesos Secuenciales) es un modelo de programación de sistemas concurrentes basado en la comunicación entre procesos.

Definición del modelo

 Estructuras de control secuenciales: órdenes con guarda de Dijkstra: <condición o guarda> -> <acción>.

 Ejecución concurrente de los procesos.

 Órdenes especiales de entrada/salida entre procesos: Pj!e Pi?x.
 La comunicación tiene lugar cuando un proceso 'Pi' nombra a otro proceso 'Pj' como destino de su salida, y 'Pj' nombra a 'Pi' como origen de su entrada.
 No existe buffering. Los procesos que van a enviar o recibir mensajes quedan bloqueados hasta que consiguen la comunicación (o no).
 No se crean ni se destruyen procesos durante la ejecución de los programas (son estáticos).
 No existe recursividad.

Lenguajes de especificación
Introducciones relacionadas a la ciencia de la computación de 1978

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Victoria here, relating our activities after the Duke of Wellington Tour back in September 2014. After wandering Hampstead, Kristine and I needed a good sit-down — and where better than on a London bus…so we grabbed one and had a ringside seat for the street scenes from Hampstead all the way to the City of London. It is always fun to explore a new area — and we were looking for Cheapside, once a popular shopping area.
The Duke, Queen Victoria, and Frederick Augustus II, King of Saxony, attended the unveiling on June 18, 1844, anniversary of the Battle of Waterloo.


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12 Kingdoms
Claymore (preview)
I got into anime a few years back. For the uninitiated (where have you been?) 'anime' is the title given to the broad range of Japanese animated features that range from kids cartoons to very serious stories targeting grown-up audiences, and is the animated manifestation of the 'manga' (comic-strip) culture that is also prevelant across demographics in Japan.
People often scoff at the idea of anime as an entertainment and art form for adults, however I've grown to enjoy anime for a few different reasons. Firstly, because there are a wide variety of plots, many of which are able to deal with issues that either couldn't work on film, or wouldn't be 'viable'. I particularly enjoy the non-Western form of storytelling and plotting, which can I admit leave me quite flummoxed at times, but at others I find it a refreshing change to the Hollywood happy-ending driven boy-meets-girl plotlines.
Prior to computer graphics, anime also allowed the storyteller a far wider use of creativity in terms of what was possible to visually display. While celluloid remained limited by what could be constructed using special effects, the artist's pallette was full of endless possibilities- with the result that fantasty, sci-fi and horror have all developed their own strong subsets within the culture, and have provided much of the visual foundation for productions that began to follow once computer effects began to blossom in Hollywood (see especially shows such as The Matrix, which borrowed heavily and overtly from anime storyboarding techniques).
Personally, there are two aspects of anime that I enjoy more than any others. The first is watching a story being told in a different medium, and particularly (in more sophisticated anime shows) through the development of characters. Because many anime storylines run over 12, 24 or more shows, there is lots of room for careful but incremental character and plot development which, when done well, can really suck you in.
The second is the artwork. As a photographer, the first thing I came to appreciate about anime was the way in which the artists use the canvas like a cinematographer uses a camera lens- complete with playing with depth of field, pan, focus, and exposure. I've continued to appreciate this, together with the care and detail that are put into so many set pieces, some of which are awesome in their creativity and detail. With some of these shows, the effort that is put into recreating settings, locations, moods and lifestyles is just tremendous, and I find myself looking longingly at some of the scenes and wondering who it was who had the vision to piece together these creative pastiches.
So you know what you're getting into here, this page is in part my own expression of appreciation to an art-form that has given me a lot of pleasure and inspiration over the last few years, but before I get onto waxing too eloquently, you should probably understand that I watch these shows first and foremost for fun, and for the joy of getting sucked into an imaginary world. I'll showcase some of the series' I've watched, which for anime watchers will hopefully provide a little guidance as to what you might like to watch and what to stay clear of, and for the uninitiated, provide what I hope will be a little nudge to get stuck into something new and interesting. I'm not a movie critique, or somebody who can talk at length about the merits of particular animation styles or directors. I just do this for fun. I should also point out that while watching anime I've gotten increasingly interested in Japanese culture, I don't speak Japanese, I'm not a student of Japanese pop-culture, and quite frankly, I don't really know what I'm talking about. I'm just a guy who likes stories and visual arts, and this has been a happy fusion of platforms for me.
As genres go, I'm a guy, so I'm pretty fond of the action/thriller genres, however one of the things I enjoy about anime is that even something that looks like a brain-dead shoot-em-up can end up spending quite a bit of time fleshing out its characters, and this is something I look for in a good show. I'm not a huge fan of humour in my viewing, and slapstick will generally turn me off, so most of the shows I aim for are fairly serious. I tend to watch most anime in Japanese (with subtitles) as I find the original voice in most cases matches better to the original vision of the director- as well as feeling less awkward with some of the silences and non-verbal sounds that characters share.
If you're looking for a place to get started:
Noir: A slick, stylish thriller about two young women who happen to be deadly assassins. This is a compelling and very nicely designed series with great visuals and a stunning soundtrack. Click here for the review.
Black Lagoon: A fast-paced, brash and colourful action-series about a gang of modern-day pirates shooting their way through the south-east Asian underground. Click here for the review.
Figure 17: An oddly-premised but beautifully and sensitively told tale of childhood, friendship and growing up, about a ten-year-old girl who ends up with an identical twin after an encounter with an alien spacecraft. Click here for the review.
Note: If you can't find anime in your local video store, try Robert's Anime Corner Store. I know it's a bit pricey, but if you start getting into the genre, I highly endorse buying rather than pirating shows, as this is a relatively under-demand artform in the West and to keep the supply of translated or subtitled shows, we need to keep buying them…
Gunslinger Girl (Pending)
Scrapped Princess (Pending)
Full Metal Panic (Pending)
Speed Grapher (Pending)
Claymore* (Pending)
Gun Sword* (Pending)
*Reviews based on partial viewing
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KOSTAS STAMELOS on February 20, 2009 at 10:08 pm said:
I think that your photos, especially those of the Niger Sahara, are absolutely breathtaking! The colors, the texture, the compositions, are all superb. Being in love with the desert and its amazing landscapes, I was wandering if there is any way to view them larger. I assure you that it is ONLY for my personal interest and NOT for any other use. Thank you!
Kostas Stamelos
morealtitude on February 21, 2009 at 11:07 am said:
Hi Kostas and thanks so much for your kind comments. I'm a bit confused actually- when I first started uploading shots to WordPress, if you clicked on the actual photos you got to see the full-sized photo (I usually post a reduced-sized jpeg, but it's larger than what's shown on the blog wall). That no longer seems to be working… Most of my shots are posted to my flickr site sooner or later, so if you have a flickr account and I add you as a contact on flickr, you'll be able to see larger size images (about 2000 pixels wide- fills a computer screen). Appreciate your taking the time to write.
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An officer had changed the address on a search warrant, and has since been disciplined
A man has had an adult caution for the possession of Class B drugs overturned as a result of an irregularity in the police search of his home.
A Police Ombudsman investigation found that an officer had changed the address on a search warrant signed by a Lay Magistrate.
The Chief Constable referred the matter to the Police Ombudsman for independent investigation.
Enquiries established that the officer had been responsible for preparing the necessary paperwork for the search, which included a warrant application and the warrant itself.
When interviewed, he said the correct address had been on the application, but the address on the actual warrant was incorrect. Both documents were signed by the Lay Magistrate.
He said the error was only drawn to his attention when the search was about to begin.
In the circumstances, he said that as the Lay Magistrate had authorised the correct address on the warrant application, he did not believe that it would be necessary to have a new warrant prepared.
He then decided to strike out the wrong address and write in the correct one – a step he described as an "administrative error" perhaps due to a lack of concentration or distraction.
The Police Ombudsman, Dr Michael Maguire, noted that the officer's actions had resulted in the PPS rescinding the adult caution imposed on the householder, and removing it from his record.
He concluded that the officer had "made a conscious decision to correct the warrant without proper consideration of the possible consequences."
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On October 28, 2021, Zendesk announced that it had entered into an agreement to acquire Momentive Global Inc. ("Momentive"). Zendesk has disclosed that, following the proposed transaction, current Momentive stockholders are expected to own approximately 22% of the combined company. On this news, shares of Zendesk's stock declined $17.21 per share, or nearly 15% in value, on unusually heavy trading volume.
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Netanyahu: Israel has carried out dozens of strikes in Syria
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JERUSALEM (Reuters) - Israel has launched dozens of strikes in Syria, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu said on Monday, acknowledging for the first time such attacks against suspected arms transfers to Lebanon's Hezbollah guerrillas.
Though formally neutral on Syria's civil war, Israel has frequently pledged to prevent shipments of advanced weaponry to the Iranian-backed group, while stopping short of confirming reports of specific air operations.
Visiting Israeli troops in the occupied Golan Heights near the frontier with Syria, Netanyahu said: "We act when we need to act, including here across the border, with dozens of strikes meant to prevent Hezbollah from obtaining game-changing weaponry."
Netanyahu did not specify what kind of strikes Israel had conducted in Syria. He also gave no timeframe or other details regarding the strikes.
Israel welcomed the cessation of hostilities in Syria in February but has indicated it could still launch attacks there if it sees a threat from Hezbollah, which holds sway over southern Lebanon and whose fighters have been allied with President Bashar al-Assad.
Israeli leaders have sought assurances from Russia, which sent forces to Syria last year to help Assad, that it would not allow Iran and Hezbollah to be bolstered by the partial military withdrawal that Moscow announced last month.
Israel and Russia have maintained a hotline to prevent any accidental clash between their aircraft over Syrian territory.
Hezbollah and Israel last fought a war in 2006 that included rocket strikes inside Israel and an Israeli air and ground offensive in Lebanon.
Israeli leaders have said that since that conflict, Hezbollah has built up and improved the range of a rocket arsenal that can now strike deep inside Israel.
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Shifting perceptions about fast food
Fried chicken shop, after fried chicken shop. That's the food geography of many a high street across the UK. And the vast majority are piling it high and selling it cheap. It's a recipe for success for many. Their largest, in every sense of the word, customer base is young people. With thousands of these takeaways situated within easy walking distance of schools, they are seen as a major contributory factor in the truly alarming obesity rates affecting our youth, one in three of whom are now classified as obese.
Since 2013, Shift, formerly known as We Are What We Do, has been working to find a solution. Can takeaway outlets serving genuinely healthy food compete against standard fast food businesses?
Shift has just published the results of its two-year experiment and the report makes for interesting reading.
Working with local government teams in five London boroughs they ran a series of trials, involving six mobile fast food outlets, serving meals that contained under 400 calories, less than 21g of fat, less than 6g of saturated fat, less than 15g of added sugars, and less than 2.4g of salt. Most meals also contained considerably higher levels of protein, fibre, micronutrients and vegetables than standard fast food offerings.
Over the course of the project, they sold almost 3,000 meals and a third of their customers were students. Of the six offerings tested, two demonstrated genuine potential for sustainability:
Taste and value prized more than healthiness
While healthy fast food has taken off in more affluent areas, with Leon leading the way, Shift's CEO, Nick Stanhope, acknowledges that value and taste remain the key priorities for many. He says: "We believe that this trend will make only a modest contribution, if any, to solving the question of how to introduce healthier takeaway food in low income areas. Instead, the focus should be on working closely with target customer groups in these areas to create new brands, menus and business models that reflect their tastes, needs and priorities…Overtly healthy food may be a less appealing proposition, irrespective of price, for some segments of the target audience."
This raises an interesting wider issue. Delicious food that's healthy, delicious food that's sustainable, delicious food that's good – that's how we see the future. Make food that tastes good and is good, and the customers will come.
Shift also worked closely with the councils in the five project boroughs and see the huge potential influence these authorities could have. But Nick says councils need to be freed from red tape to support ventures trying to do the right thing.
"Businesses that deliver healthy, affordable fast food in deprived areas and provide better employment and training opportunities represent valuable assets for local government and, for these business to be sustainable, councils need to be given more powers to support them."
Shift is now looking forward to working closely with councils to think more broadly about how to use the levers they have to make healthy fast food provision to young people a sustainable venture, including exploring ideas such as reduced business rates, and pitches in more prominent locations. We wish them luck.
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NBA Rookies DeAndre Ayton, Marvin Bagley, Mo Bamba & More Name Their Rap MVPs and Top Albums of 2018
8/22/2018 by Carl Lamarre
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DeAndre Ayton and Marvin Bagley III attend the first look of PUMA basketball shoe, Clyde Court Disrupt on June 20, 2018 in Brooklyn, N.Y.
As we inch closer towards the pivotal fourth quarter of music releases, we've received a boatload of blockbuster albums that have eclipsed expectations in 2018. Whether it was Drake's formidable double album Scorpion, Travis Scott's magnum opus Astroworld, or Pusha T's visceral seven-track DAYTONA, rap fans have witnessed a slew of golden releases by the genre's perennial leaders.
With the basketball season quickly approaching, Billboard spoke to several NBA rookies from this year's 2018 class including DeAndre Ayton, Marvin Bagley, Trae Young and Mo Bamba about their top albums of 2018 and Rap MVPs. Take a look at some of the choices below.
Jaren Jackson
Selected No. 4 by the Memphis Grizzles
Favorite Album of 2018: Astroworld by Travis Scott
When you listen to the joint, it's like the whole thing is a vibe. The whole thing is just one vibe. He didn't deviate. It sounds like one long song really, and everything kind of flowed [together].
He NAILED certain stuff. He nailed "Yosemite." He nailed it. He dropped Gunna on it and he put the producer on it. "Stop Trying to Be God" is a hit. Like, it's crazy. Even the songs that nobody is talking about are crazy. Like, "Can't Say" is crazy. Shoot, "Coffee Bean" crazy, "Houstonforincation" is crazy, "Carousel" is crazy. I didn't even mention "Sicko Mode." The first beat is insane. I sat up in the bed and said, "What!?" Drake was going to spaz -- but they brought it back kind of good.
2018 Rap MVP: Undecided
Kanye dropped every album and he produced everything. He came with that heat, Travis came with that heat, Gunna came with that heat, Playboi Carti came with that stuff. Man, but Uzi ain't drop yet. I think Uzi is coming this month, so that can change everything.
Michael Porter Jr.
Selected No. 14 by the Denver Nuggets
Favorite Album of 2018: Let the Trap Say Amen by Lacrae & Zaytoven
That's my guy. I just like his positive messages and there was a lot of stuff on that album that stuck out to me. I like a lot of different kinds of music, but his music really sticks out to me.
2018 Rap MVP: Lacrae
I like that Astroworld and I like Drake's Scorpion, but it gotta be Lacrae. Lacrae is the MVP to me.
Chander Hutchinson
Selected No. 22 by the Chicago Bulls
Favorite Album of 2018: Scorpion by Drake
One, he had a dual album with the R&B and rap. So a lot of good music came out, and Drake is just different with how he carries himself. When he puts music out, he just shuts down the whole Internet. Not to say that's just from hype, but I've been rocking with Drake for awhile. I like him.
2018 Rap MVP: Drake
I'd say Drake, even though everyone is going to mention the Pusha T beef and talk about that. But I still feel like Drake is that guy.
Kevin Knox
Selected No. 9 by the New York Knicks
Favorite Album of 2018: Drip Season 3 by Gunna
Gunna is my favorite. I met him out in Miami at Rolling Loud. He mad chill. Him, Lil Baby and NBA Youngboy are my three favorite rappers. Them three upcoming rappers are my guys right there. I don't really listen to albums like that. I just wait for an album to come out, and when people say these songs are fire, I just check them out. I don't listen to the whole album, I just listen to the songs.
2018 Rap MVP: Gunna
Gunna is that guy, even though he only dropped like one project this year. Him and Lil Baby are definitely up there for me.
Trae Young
Selected No. 5 by the Atlanta Hawks
I'm a slow-jams kind of guy, and he had both the R&B and rap sides.
2018 Rap MVP: Quavo
I mean, he's featuring on stuff, and he's coming out with his own music. I love "Lamb Talk." He released it to me before he dropped it. That's my guy.
Marvin Bagley
Selected No. 2 by the Sacramento Kings
Drake is always coming with new content, and it's not the same every time. I feel like he's going to be there for a minute. J. Cole, too. KOD was one of my favorite albums from him. A lot of music came out, but if I had to put those two, I'd go with those.
2018 Rap MVP: J. Cole
Man, if I'm going with rapping, I gotta go with J. Cole. J. Cole is always telling a story. He's talking about what he's seeing and what he experienced. I'm a big J. Cole fan and I love talking to him. He's an even better guy. So just how he can tell a story and how he can make it powerful for it to reach so many people is inspiring. I'd say he's the MVP of 2018.
Selected No. 1 by the Phoenix Suns
Listen, that album is personal all the way from the start to where it hit me, son. "Emotionless," man, he spoke some real stuff. Not only that, but he was also exposing some females that be thinking they're all that, and he was really putting himself out there, too. Like, "I jacked up too. Here go my faults right here." I respect what he did 110 percent.
Most definitely Drake over everything. I love that man.
Mo Bamba
Selected No. 6 by the Orlando Magic
Well, Sheck [Wes, rapper behind "Mo Bamba"] hasn't released his album yet and it's in the works, but I think it's Travis because he just dropped Astroworld and he gave me a shout-out on it. It's crazy because I actually met Travis before, and I was in the studio with him when he was working on Astroworld. I heard "Sicko Mode," "Stargazing" and "Watch" before they dropped and I said to myself, "This album is about to be crazy."
2018 Rap MVP: 6ix9ine
He's eight-for-eight on the Billboard charts. He's stirring up the pot with a lot of beef, but he's a funny dude, he's engaging and I have nothing bad to say about him. I love the "FEFE" record. That one goes. I did like "Keke" with A Boogie and Fetty Wap. He got some bangers on him.


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The Differential Geometry of Population Genetics and Evolutionary Games
Ethan Akin
Topics in the Theory of ESS's
C. Cannings
Selection in Natural Populations
Freddy Bugge Christiansen
Population Genetics Theory - The Past and the Future
W. J. Ewens
A Discussion of Evolutionarily Stable Strategies
W. G. S. Hines, D. Anfossi
Évolution Du Rapport Numérique Des Sexes Et Modèles Dynamiques Connexes
Topics in Evolutionary Ecology
Simon Levin, Carlos Castillo-Chavez
Mathematical and statistical approaches to evolutionary theory are numerous. The NATO Advanced Study Institute (ASI) held at the Universite de Montreal, Montreal, August 3-21, 1987, was an opportunity to review most of the classical approaches and to study the more recent developments. The participation of theoretical biologists and geneticists as well as applied mathematicians and statisticians made possible exchanges of ideas between students and scholars having different views on the subject. These Proceedings contain the lecture notes of seven (7) of the eleven (11) series of lectures that were given. ESS (Evolutionarily Stable Stragety) theory is considered from many perspectives, from a game-theoretic approach to understanding behavior and evolution (W.G.S. Hines), and a systematic classification of properties and patterns of ESS's (C. Cannings) to particular applications of the differential geometry of the Shahshahani metric (E. Akin). Extensions of ESS theory to sexual populations and finite populations, not to mention games between relatives, are presented (W.G.S. Hines). Special attention is given to the classical game called the War of Attrition but with n players and random rewards (C. Cannings). The Shahshahani metric is also used to show the occurrence of cycling in the two-locus, two-allele model (E. Akin). Various inference problems in population genetics are adressed. Procedures to detect and measure selection components and polymorphism (in particular, the Wahlund effect) at one or several loci from mother-offspring combinations in natural populations are discussed at length (F.B. Christiansen).
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Toby Keith with special guest Rodney Atkins will bring the Locked & Loaded tour to Mohegan Sun Arena on Friday, February 3rd. Tickets go on sale Friday, December 16. It'll be a lock to be sold out and will be loaded with hits as well as songs off his latest album, Clancy's Tavern. (read more).
The Seventh Annual Goodspeed Festival of New Artists will kick off its three-day festival of brand new works on Friday, January 13, at the Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam with a staged reading of the soulful musical Harmony, Kansas. On Saturday, January 14 will be Not Wanted on the Voyage from the team who wrote the Goodspeed-to-Broadway tuner The Story of My Life debuts and on the final day of the festival, the engaging musical The Dogs of Pripyat . (read more).
Ocean State Theatre Company (OSTC), the not-for-profit producing entity at the historic Theatre By The Sea in Matunuck, Rhode Island, has been exploring opportunities to add an educational component, to include the expansion of their summer camp, theatre classes, and productions in support of school curriculums, as well as the opportunity to produce a diverse assortment of programming during the off-season, and facilities to allow for year-round office space. (read more).
Legendary rock icon Neil Diamond will play a concert at Mohegan Sun Arena in June, 2012. Tickets go on sale December 5 (read more).


Most people wonder what makes a biological characteristic fit for biometric use. For a human measurable quantity (trait) to be considered suitable for use as a biometric item (eg fingerprint or voice print), it must possess seven basic qualities, collectively called the seven pillars of biometrics. We shall review each of these seven qualities and how they determine what qualifies as a biometric quantity, but let us first understand the difference between a biometric trait and a biometric modality.
We defined biometrics earlier in the first edition as the human physiological or behavioural attributes that distinguish humans and used as a means of verifying or authenticating their identity into information systems. A modality is the human identifier from where these biometric characteristics are extracted, but a trait is that particular physiological or behavioural characteristic that is so extracted from modalities. In most cases the modality is a physiological part of the human body eg the eye or the hand, but can sometimes be a behavioural pattern eg human voice, walking style, signature, etc. This is illustrated in Table 1 below and shows examples of eight of the most commonly-used biometric traits and the corresponding modalities from where they are derived.
Biometric universality stipulates that for any characteristic to be suitable as a biometric item, all humans should possess the characteristic, and the modality should adequately differentiate between any two users. The trait must be universally existent in all individuals as a biological feature or a natural human characteristic, and each potential user must possess it. This explains why a horn is not suitable as a biometric attribute because humans do not grow horns. In other words, a horn is not a universal attribute in humans.
In contrast, traits such as the shape of the palm (palm geometry), blood pattern at the back of the eye (retina pattern), and human voice, all qualify as good biometric traits because of their widespread nature and the commonality of their characteristics from person to person, hence their universality. Every normal human has a hand, an eye, and can talk respectively. These modalities exist in all humans and their characteristic properties vary from one individual to another and hence are very usable as biometric traits and in biometric systems.
The uniqueness of a biometric trait refers to its ability to distinguish between different individuals and ensure that each potential user possesses the modality from where it is derived. This quality is a strong factor in evaluating the suitability of a biometric entity, and it specifies that the characteristic of the modality should not appear similar in any two people. For this reason, fingerprints differ from person to person even in identical twins, iris patterns also differ between parents and their children, etc. It is the uniqueness of these traits from person to person that contribute to make them acceptable as biometric quantity.
Biometric measurability pertains to the ease of measuring and presenting the trait quantitatively. It is the degree with which the biometric samples can be acquired, analyzed and converted into digital templates for the purpose of identification or verification. Measurability emphasizes that the trait samples should be easy to detect and acquire, eg the ease of scanning to obtain a fingerprint image from a thumb or to retrieve iris patterns from the eye using simple technical instruments and systems such as a thumb scanner or a voice recorder makes these quantities suitable for use as biometric traits.
In practical terms the ease of collecting and assembling trait samples for biometric use is a very important consideration in adopting a given method because certain biometrics by their nature and appearance pose serious difficulties during collection. Eg medical conditions such as throat inflammation can affect speech quality and make high quality voice prints difficult to obtain, injured finger can increase the difficulty of acquiring fingerprints. Similarly scars, marks, tattoos (SMT), or age-induced wrinkles can affect the measurability of facial pattern from the face modality.
Coming up next: We shall discuss the remaining pillars of biometrics including security, permanence, and others.
Talking Biometrics @ ITRealms with Dr. Ken is a weekly online column providing biometric education and associated electronic identity awareness.


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by IDWFED — published Oct 12, 2012 12:00 AM
n a bid to ensure better medical care to the economically weaker section, Delhi Government has decided to extend cashless health insurance cover to domestic workers, street vendors, railway porters and hawkers in the city, reports PTI. Domestic workers can approach either Resident Welfare Associations or the Office of Sub-Divisional Magistrates to get the their names enrolled under the scheme.
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In a bid to ensure better medical care to the economically weaker section, Delhi Government has decided to extend cashless health insurance cover to domestic workers, street vendors, railway porters and hawkers in the city, reports PTI.
The health insurance cover to the new categories will be provided under the Rashtriya Swasthya Bima Yojna (RSBY) and it will benefit nearly eight lakh families comprising around 40 lakh people, Delhi Health Minister AK Walia said.
Currently, the scheme covers all below poverty line (BPL) families, construction workers registered with Delhi Building and Other Construction Workers Welfare Board and 'most vulnerable families' in the city identified by the Social Welfare department.
"The scheme covers about one lakh families having about five lakh members. Inclusion of the new categories is expected to benefit eight lakh families in Delhi comprising about 40 lakh members," Walia said.
To avail the benefit of the scheme, each family comprising a maximum of five members, will have to make a token payment of Rs30 and it will be entitled to medical benefits of up to Rs30,000 per year in empanelled hospitals.
The premium under this scheme is paid by the Central and city governments on behalf of the beneficiary.
On registration, beneficiaries will be issued a smart card which contains essential information of the family. The card makes the family members entitled for cashless treatment facilities at selected hospitals.
The registration of beneficiaries will start next month, Walia said.
The decision to include new categories under the scheme was taken at a meeting attended by representatives of three Municipal Corporations, NDMC, Northern Railway, Delhi Medical Association, Oriental Insurance Company and the Labour Department, which is the nodal department to implement the scheme.
The Rasthriya Swasthya Bima Yojna, the flagship scheme of the Union Ministry of Labour and Employment was launched to provide medical care to the poorest of the poor.
Walia directed all stakeholders to extend their full co-operation in ensuring effective implementation of the scheme.
"I have asked all the agencies concerned to ensure that the scheme covers maximum number of eligible families so that the citizens are not compelled to go to quacks or take loans for the medical treatment of their near and dear ones," Walia said.
He said domestic workers can approach either Resident Welfare Associations or the Office of Sub-Divisional Magistrates to get the their names enrolled under the scheme while vendors can approach municipal bodies.
The Railway porters should contact the local railway authorities for availing the benefits of the scheme.
The details of the scheme can also be obtained from the toll free helpline number 12789 (toll free).
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