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Q: how to get check a proper data type has been given by the user suppose I  have a variable of integer type 'a'
now ill ask user to enter an input after he gave an input i want to check weather he entered an integer type or anything else
for the above question what should i have to do

A: Read as a string, and try to convert to an integer using either std::stoi or strtol.
Or attempt to read as an integer, and check the status of std::cin afterwards (or while actually reading the input, streams can be used as boolean expressions), or what scanf returns.

Note how the methods to handle something like this differs between C++ and C? That's why it's important to use correct language tag when asking questions. Different languages has different solutions.

A: If you're using scanf, check it's return values. This answer is for C.

On success, scanf returns the number of items successfully read. This count can match the expected number of readings or fewer, even zero, if a matching failure happens. In the case of an input failure before any data could be successfully read, EOF is returned.

So, a sample program:
#include <stdio.h>

int main()
{
    int a;
    if (scanf("%d", &a) == 1) {
        printf("Is integer\n");
    } else {
        printf("Not an integer.\n");
    }
    return 0;
}

Also see: Check if a value from scanf is a number?

A: C++ has an inbuilt operator called the typeid operator that you can use.
#include <typeinfo>

main(){
int a;
cin>>a;
if(typeid(a)==typeid(int))   //check whether your variable is integer type
//your code
}

Note: This works only for C++, not for C.


If you have one of these ............. you can get one of these.
You may have seen Royal Arch Companions wearing their splendid regalia, which just like the Craft includes an apron similar in many respects to the ones we wear as Master Masons. The same plain white background, a triangular flap and two tassels but displaying the gold emblem of the order and a scarlet and blue tessellated border.
You may also recognise that tessellated border from your Craft meetings, as it surrounds the carpet in most Lodge rooms, one of many pointers to the inseparable relationship between The Craft and Royal Arch Masonry.
…and a breast jewel, in one of three design dependent on your progress in the Order.
The Royal Arch breast jewel is the only jewel from any other Order, approved by U.G.L.E. for wearing in a Craft Lodge. You will see Companions wearing them proudly to indicate they have taken their fourth regular step in Freemasonry.
The Royal Arch is available to all Master Masons, thirty days after completing their Third Degree.


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Solving ICO Problems With - New Token Projects!
By Sead Fadilpašić
Source: iStock/vicnt
Initial coin offerings (ICOs) have two big problems: 1) many of them are fake, designed only to scam naive investors out of their hard-earned money; and 2) many of them are unsuccessful.
Preethi Kasireddy, founder & CEO of TruStory. Source: Twitter
So what can you do to fix the issue? You set up another token project, of course! There are at least two projects that are currently tackling the abovementioned problems. The problem of fake and crooked ICOs is being tackled, among others, by TruStory, a startup that is "trying to design a world where the token only has value if it is necessary, and because it's necessary it has value."
Right off the bat, it had to explain that it in fact is not an ICO and there is no token sale of any kind (but the project will have its own token). The community was quick to question the usefulness of such a project, with some saying it was a "useless project to spot useless tokens has its own useless token," while others were disputing the founder's (Preethi Kasireddy) expertise, saying "Founder was working in Mercury Protocol which is complete vaporware." Previously, Kasireddy was a banking analyst with the investment bank Goldman Sachs, worked at Andreessen Horowitz, the Silicon Valley investment powerhouse, and Coinbase, the US-based crypto exchange and wallet service, according to TechCrunch.
Still, the problem that this startup is trying to solve is real and it did already raise USD 3 million (Pantera Capital, Kindred Ventures, Coinbase Ventures, and others were among investors) to identify ICO scams more successfully.
The company is currently looking to test its solutions in the real world. Luckily for them (and unluckily for most of the crypto world), they'll have plenty of examples to choose from.
But that's just half of the problem. What about unsuccessful, dead ICOs? Dead coins have no value, right?
Source: a YouTube video screenshot
Well, according to the folks at CoinJanitor, false. Dead coins and failed ICOs do have value locked inside them, and they believe they can 'unlock' that value. Besides unlocking the value, CoinJanitor also looks to bring in all the communities of different dead coins under one roof, bringing experience, expertise and partnerships together.
And finally, it says that the crypto market will benefit from such a project, as 'unlocked' value from dead coins can be returned to the ecosystem for a significant boost.
"The network effect created through the amalgamation of dead coin communities is the cornerstone of our value proposition. As we integrate more dead or failed coin communities under the CoinJanitor umbrella, that network effect should grow, compounding the value of our token," the startup explained.
Some in the community looks at this project favorably, saying things like "we need a garbage bin for all the scam/dead crypto projects", or that it's simply a "great idea". While others wonder "How should this work at all?"
ICOs are a new and exciting way of starting up a business, which comes with its own set of advantages and challenges. The abovementioned problems currently perceived as the biggest among the challenges, so let's see how they get tackled.
ICO Scam TruStory Mercury Protocol Preethi Kasireddy Pantera Capital Kindred Ventures Coinbase Ventures CoinJanitor Dead coin
Crypto Graveyard May Not Have Much Space Left
Close to 80% of ICOs Are Scams - But They Get Less Money
US-Canada Securities Regulators Begin 'Operation Crypto-Sweep'
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Introduction To Myanma Railways
" The main function of Myanma Railways is to support all-round developments of the country by transporting passengers and freights safely and smoothly. Meanwhile, (11) aims are laid down and implementing to be effectively use the resources as people and money without wasting, to be commercially competent in a situation required to compete in line with policy of market economy. "
The first railway line in Myanmar, between Yangon and Pyay, 161 miles apart, was opened on the 1st of May 1877, by the Irrawaddy State Railway. But in 1896, Irrawaddy State Railway gave way to Burma Railways Co. Ltd.
Operating on a commercial basis and when the company's lease was ended on the 31st of December 1928, Burma Railways was placed under the Indian Railway Board. Myanmar and India were separated in 1937 and the Government of Myanmar formed the Burma Railway Board to look after the affairs of the Myanmar Railways.
In 1942 the British Governor took over the powers and functions of the Burma Railway Board and delegated these power to a body of persons with the Chief Railway Commissioner as ex-officio president. This Railway Board continued to function until the 31st of December 1947.
On the 4th of January 1948, Myanmar gained independence, and a new Railway Board was instituted with Financial Commissioner, Lands and Rural Development, as Chairman. On the 1st of December 1951, the Union of Burma Railway Board Act was enacted under which a full-time permanent Chairman was appointed, who was also to be the Chief Executive Officer.
The Union of Burma Railway was again reorganized in 1972 and the power and the functions of the Union of the Burma Railway Board were entrusted into the hands of the management committee with the Managing Director who also was to be the Chief Executives as Chairman and the name, Union of Burma Railways was changed to the Burma Railways Corporation.
The State Law and Order Restoration Council took over state power on 18th September 1988 and following the change of the Socialist Republic of the Union of Burma to the Union of Myanmar. The name Burma Railways Corporation was changed to Myanma Railways on 1st April, 1989. (hereinafter referred to as " MR ").
Railway Line Maps
Division 1 Myitkyina
Division 2 Ywarhtaung
Division 3 Mandalay
Division 4 Kalaw
Division 5 Taunggoo
Division 6 Bago
Division 7 Yangon
Division 8 Mawlamyine
Division 9 Hinthada (Henzada)
Division 10 Pakokku
Division 11 Bagan


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Mac Miller: drug dealer sentenced to almost 11 years in prison
An emotional statement from Miller's mother was read in court ahead of sentencing
By Elizabeth Aubrey
Mac Miller. CREDIT: Mauricio Santana/Getty Images
One of the three drug dealers charged in the death of rapper Mac Miller has been sentenced to 11 years in prison today (April 18).
READ MORE: Mac Miller – 'Circles' review: posthumous album is a conflicting, tantalising taste of what might have been
Miller was found dead on September 7, 2018, with his death later determined an accidental drug overdose from a combination of fentanyl, cocaine and alcohol. Stephen Walter, Ryan Michael Reavis and Cameron James Pettit were indicted in 2019 on charges of conspiracy and distribution of drugs resulting in death.
Ryan Michael Reavis, 39, who appeared in federal court in Los Angeles today, had previously said he had no idea the counterfeit pills he provided to another dealer before they were handed to Miller had been laced with fentanyl.
Today he was sentenced to a total of ten years and 11 months in prison by District Judge Otis D. Wright II. In addition to the prison time, Reavis also was sentenced to three years of supervised release with drug testing.
Prior to sentencing, an emotional statement was read out in court from Miller's mother, Karen Meyers.
"My life went dark the moment Malcolm left his world. Malcolm was my person, more than a son. We had a bond and kinship that was deep and special and irreplaceable. We spoke nearly every day about everything – his life, plans, music, dreams," she said in a statement.
Meyers said her son's laugh was "infectious and bright" and said that his music "spoke to many people all over the world."
She continued: "He would never knowingly take a pill with fentanyl, ever. He wanted to live and was excited about the future. The hole in my heart will always be there."
Mac Miller performs at The Fillmore Detroit on October 14, 2015 CREDIT: Scott Legato/Getty
Two other men also have been charged in the case.
Stephen Andrew Walter, 48, took a plea deal last October, admitting he supplied the fentanyl-laced pills to Reavis. He was sentenced to 17 years in prison.
Walter previously agreed to plead guilty to one count of distribution of fentanyl. Reavis also pleaded guilty to the same charge after initially pleading not guilty.
The case against Cameron James Pettit, 30, of West Hollywood, is still "pending," prosecutors say (via Rolling Stone).
Before he was sentenced, Reavis had told the court he was unaware the pills caused Miller's death until he was arrested a year later.
"This is not just a regular drug case. Somebody died, and a family is never going to get their son back. My family would be wrecked if it was me," he said.
"They'd never be all right, never truly get over it. I think about that all the time. And I know that whatever happens today, I'm the lucky one because my family is here and I'm here and I'll be with them again. I feel terrible. This is not who I am. My perspective has changed. My heart has changed."
In October, Miller's mixtape 'Faces' arrived on streaming platforms for the first time. Originally released in May of 2014, the project features appearances from Schoolboy Q, Rick Ross, Thundercat, Earl Sweatshirt and more.


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The magnificent Château de Lourmarin, dominating the local landscape. The village of Lourmarin is probably most closely associated with the name of Peter Mayle, the author of best-selling books such as "A Year In Provence" and "A Good Year" (the latter of which was adapted for the big screen by Ridley Scott, starring Russell Crowe and Marion Cotillard and filmed mainly in Bonnieux), but was already a favourite destination for tasteful travellers well before this new-found fame. Despite the high-profile residents and visitors the village has seen over recent years, it has refused to become a tourist hotspot and has done an incredible job preserving its authenticity and its charm, two words which probably best define Lourmarin.
Right in front of the main door of the villa is a table for 6 and a comfortable seating area for 6.
Close to the village, yet surrounded by mature shrubs, fruit trees,vines and forests. The Grange is an ideal place to relax and wind down. It has a superb country setting, but is only 3 km (2 miles) from the village. So you can walk or cycle.
The 12 x 6 m swimming pool sits below the villa, overlooking the neighbouring orchards. The garden is enclosed so no worry about pets.
The chic village of Lourmarin with its cobbled streets and choice of friendly bars, restaurants and boutiques.
The main street in the village; the charming cafés provide a easy stop for some refreshment. Everyone meets at the cafés during or after the Friday morning market--truly one of the best in Provence yet easy to get around and not too big.
The ground floor of the Grange is dominated by the vaulted living areas. Keeping cool even in the full heat of the Provencal summer, this area offers a perfect retreat if you've had enough of the sun for a while. The fireplace is a working one, but due to fire danger cannot be used in the summer. Firewood is provided for winter rentals.
Experience a real sense of rustic Provence at The Grange.
The kitchen is modern and fully equipped as you would expect from a rental of this quality and there is a full-size refrigerator in the pantry. The Grange has a confortable feel which you sense the moment you enter the property. Because of its age and nature of its construction we know that the property was well designed. As a result, the interior remains cool throughout the year.
The first double en-suite bedroom with a 160cm bed.
The second bedroom has a 160 cm bed with en-suite shower room, which you enter through the door next to the bed.
One of the en-suite shower rooms.
The third bedroom (left) has a 180 cm double bed and an en-suite bathroom. The bathroom is just outside the bedroom in the hall.
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The Grange is one of our villas in Provence, in the Luberon.
The Grange is a very popular 3 bedroom, 3 bath rental just 3 km outside the very popular village of Lourmarin in the southern Luberon. You can walk or bike into town; the drive takes 3 minutes. The villa has a private pool, and is located in a peaceful environment.
Lourmarin has many restaurants, cafés, antique shops and galleries, all found amongst the narrow winding cobblestone alleys. It is a pleasure to wander through the lanes with their vine clad walls and mature plane trees. Fridays in Lourmarin are dominated by the large market.
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Lourmarin is famous for its 15th century chateau, built and occupied by the Agoult family for three centuries. Every year the chateau plays host to a summer music festival. There are wonderful piano recitals as well as theatre & Jazz during the months of July & August.
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Situated in the heart of the Luberon National Park, and just 15 minutes over the hill from Bonnieux, Lourmarin's numerous outdoor cafes, boutiques, art galleries and fine restaurants sets it apart from many other villages in the region. Lourmarin is renowned as one of the "Most Beautiful Villages in France".
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Emerald Heart School Principal, Tim Dyson, pens another thought-provoking article for the Blog. Are we coming from a position of Lack or Abundance? Read on for the clues..
Certain things have been making themselves clearer to me of late about the nature of suffering and how our attempts to relieve ourselves of this condition tend to actually keep us in it. We have all, I'm sure, had periods of time when we feel clear, free in our thoughts and emotions, the inner turmoil has subsided and our confusion has lifted. In this kind of state everything seems simpler and just flows along very nicely. Because we've had experiences of feeling good in this kind of way or may even have touched very profound states of deeper realisation, when we inevitably find ourselves again in a more confused troubled state of being we want to find the 'good' state again and try to grasp after it. We know attachment and aversion cause us suffering, we've all read the teachings but it becomes hard to accept the more difficult state of being when we have experienced feeling happy or even a more awakened state.
I can't help feeling that we tend to come at this from the wrong place inside of ourselves. Because we have spent most of our lives in ignorance, confusion and suffering we consciously or unconsciously take that to be our normal state and the brief experiences of something more awakened as an aberration to our normal state. Whilst this is true up to a point it misses the crucial point that the more awakened state is actually our true state of being and the confusion and suffering are just what is clouding our experience of this. Perhaps in reality things are actually the other way around than we tend to perceive them. All the great teachers throughout the ages talk of our real nature and the importance of getting in touch with it so surely then if awakened is our real nature we are already full and lacking nothing. From this deeper perspective it is not so much then about changing how we feel, but rather recognising our deeper nature and the struggle to feel good just gets in the way because it is coming from a sense of lacking something. We can't lack something that we already are, the problem isn't one of lack at all, it is actually one of recognition.
Of course the troubled state of being feels more real to us because it has been our habitual condition for at least most of our lives. The brief periods of time of experiencing a different way of being, feel less real in comparison because they have tended to be so fleeting. We identify so much more strongly with our troubled and grosser experience of ourselves and life and endlessly search for this elusive state where we feel clear and good. When we do find it, we try to hold onto it and go into panic when we lose it again, creating much drama around this. Often we think we have gone backwards or lost something vital and the panic stems from a belief we will never find those better feelings or more awakened state again. Of course when we come through to the other side of our troubled state and find some happiness and clarity again it all seems like not such a big deal until our emotions and minds are inevitably stirred up again and we become lost in confusion all over again.
This hardly feels like coming from a place of abundance, rather it smacks of lack and desperation. So what if we choose to recognise that parts of us may well always be troubled, but, that although these parts of us exist, there are other aspects to us, other parts of consciousness that are far more enlightened and aligned with our higher self and that they are always there no matter what is happening or whether we are aware of them in that moment or not. We know when we do experience them that these parts are much more subtly attuned to what Universal Consciousness or God wants from us and how he is seeking to guide our life. Perhaps in this aspect we could learn much from the notion of Faith, a word that conjures up many religious connotations. Many of us react to the church with all its manipulations and dogma and I'm not suggesting we should go to church unless we feel to but there's a lot to be said for an abiding faith that all is well on a fundamental level and that we are being taken care of. We could say that invoking faith is taking a leap of faith into the unknown and unknowable. A position of trust that no matter how hard things maybe I trust that I have the inner resources to cope or that I will be led to the right person to help me find a way through the difficulties. I have faith that the Divine has my back in this way and can work through myself and others to aid me. This is coming from a position of abundance not one of lack and whenever we are coming from an abundant place the Divine can help us more easily. The Law of Attraction can work in our favour for abundance attracts abundance.
Over time we come to recognise that something fundamentally good and full of love is running through everything and that we can trust this. What seems like extreme difficulty often later is revealed as a blessing in disguise. Now I'd be the first to admit that I'm full of fears and find faith a difficult one, but I recognised the need for it and have worked to establish this as a foundational cornerstone of my life. I have a long way to go with this aspect, but I can at least see its vital importance for a spiritual life.
So we have the position of lack, that I am not enough as I am, that I must reject my current sense of reality as being too much to bear and grasp after something different in panic and fear, or we can learn to recognise that there are always parts of us that are not caught up in our dramas and to learn over time to align more with these aspects of self. If we can rest in and express ourselves from these deeper parts of who we are, so it feels like they seem to grow and become fuller as we become more fully them. The troubled and suffering parts of us become less loud and bothersome and we can choose which aspects of our consciousness we want to listen to and to align with.
This then, is coming from a position of abundance as we are approaching ourselves and life from a place of knowing that at least some aspects of our consciousness are not bound up with the dramas and even if we can't access them in that moment we know they are there and have the faith and trust that they will be revealed again sometime soon when our emotions and minds are quieter. Now of course if we can do something to alleviate our situation then why wouldn't we and although the Emerald Heart Light is primarily an evolutionary light it will act as a rescuer in those circumstances when we are very lost and will bring us back again very quickly to a better and more balanced place where we can readily grow and evolve from. Sometimes all we need is help to see the truth of what we are struggling with and this unlocks us from the turmoil and we start to feel better straight away. The essences and programmes that we use continue this process and take us further in the unfolding evolution of our consciousness for they are Keys of Transformation, they unlock the door to our growth by opening the heart at deeper and deeper levels.
If we can approach the need for help with a certain maturity and wisdom then we don't become so lost in the first place and can get back to some kind of even keel much more quickly. Perhaps most importantly we are growing in our awareness through the difficulties and breaking our old patterns of reaction that create much of the panic and fear. By ceasing to make a problem worse through our less than spiritually mature response, we become bigger and able to cope with more and that is reflected to us through the growing brightness of the light we shine.


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Qualcomm Talks Wearables, Smart Cities Tech, 5G Connectivity in India at IoT Day 2018
At the Qualcomm IoT Day 2018 event today, the chipmaker highlighted the company's vision about the arrival of 5G, IoT and smart home devices in India, and how they will impact domains ranging from personal convenience to agriculture, logistics, vehicles and a lot more. The company revealed that it is working with multiple companies in India and across the globe for products such as wearables and cameras as well as technologies such as AI, Machine Learning and WiFi.
Qualcomm divulged that IoT is an economy in itself which is still in its early stages of development, and will soon become a multi-billion dollar business avenue as the adoption of faster connectivity standards such as 5G and wireless WiFi options like '801.11ax' for powering smart home devices goes up.
The Future of 5G
As far as the deployment of 5G is concerned, Qualcomm revealed that it is working with Airspan to deploy small cells with Qualcomm chips onboard to overcome infrastructure challenges and that they will also solve the issue of network densification, acting as a bridge between 4G and 5G.
Counterpoint Analyst, Neil Shah, who was also among the key speakers at the event, added that the IoT ecosystem in India is still in its nascent stage due to lack of robust network infrastructure. But on the bright side, he speculated that by 2025, the concept of cellular handsets will morph into cellular IoT, and 5G handsets will outnumber 4G devices by then.
Even though Qualcomm did not reveal the name of telecom operators which are leading the 5G race in India and the extent of its rollout, the company did hint that all major companies are vying to jump the 5G bandwagon as soon as possible.
The chipmaker revealed that a wide range of hardware and software solutions from renowned brands such as wearables, voice and music device, home control and automation solutions, robots and drones, home entertainment, etc. with Qualcomm technology onboard will soon arrive in India.
Moreover, the Qualcomm is also working with another company named Borqs, which develops enterprise-class hardware solutions as well as consumer devices such as device trackers, personal emergency devices, etc. which come with embedded Qualcomm chips. Many of these smart devices, which are fully designed and manufactured in India, will soon be commercially available to the Indian consumers.
IoT in India
Qualcomm mentioned that IoT will not only introduce a tremendous amount of convenience in our day-to-day lives, but will also have a huge impact on other domains too. Listed below are the key areas where the implementation of IoT will benefit India, as highlighted at the event:
Smart Cities (Parking sensors, waste management, smart lighting)
Logistics (Asset tracking, vehicle tracking, telematics)
Agriculture and Environment (Livestock tracking, soil/temperature/weather monitoring)
Industries (Storage/stat monitoring, machinery monitoring, device diagnosis)
Utilities (Gas/Electricity/Water metering, Energy infrastructure monitoring)
Smart Homes (Smoke detectors, lighting/temperature control, alarm systems for security and surveillance)
Consumer and Healthcare (Wearables, clinical remote monitoring, and connected medical equipment)
Qualcomm claims that the company envisions a truly wireless future for connected smart home devices, and one of the elements critical to achieving that goal is the 60GHz WiFi 802.11ad standard, which is basically a high-efficiency WiFi mesh for high-density connectivity to provide improved coverage.
The company also revealed that around 90% of the WiFi mesh hardware across the globe employ Qualcomm components, and such mesh networks will lay the foundation of smart city projects that will give a huge push to the IoT ecosystem in India.


Amberyce Ang's study aims to understand and propose recommendations on how the community can be effectively integrated to provide support for people with Dementia (PWD).
Partnership in healthcare innovation, active ageing, research and education to help the elderly and their caregivers.
The SUSS-SMA collaboration will help to meet the growing need for professionals armed with knowledge, training, and skills in storytelling and content creation.
The partnership with Huawei aims to address the shortage of ICT professionals in Singapore through joint research, education and training programmes.


Since 1918, C.C. Mellor Memorial Library has been proud to provide library services to the communities of Edgewood, Churchill, Wilkins Township, Braddock Hills, and Forest Hills.
Here's your chance to leave a legacy: Make a gift in celebration of the 100th anniversary of the C.C. Mellor Library and support the future of this community treasure.
Thank you to everyone who made our kickoff event a success!
A new limited-series book club celebrating the 100th anniversary of the C.C. Mellor Memorial Library! The Century Book Club meets on the third Wednesday of the month at 7 p.m. at the C.C. Mellor Library in Edgewood. We will be reading one book published in each decade that the library has been open, starting in 1918.


"Intimacy with a Stranger: Art, Education and the (Possible) Politics of Love" offers a theoretical investigation of love in the context of art, education, and politics, particularly focusing on the question of completion. It is Plato's The Symposium that provides one of the most well known description of love as a unity of two violently separated parts: that love completes us by turning dualities into unities. The idea that we always need something or someone to complete us has also a strong place in political and educational thought, especially among art educators. Vis-à-vis this tradition, how could we understand love (together with art, education, and politics) not merely as a means of completion, but as a possibly radical opening to strangeness that disrupts all predetermined unities?
Juuso Tervo is a postdoctoral researcher at the Department of Art at Aalto University, Helsinki, Finland. He received his PhD from the Department of Arts Administration, Education and Policy at the Ohio State University in 2014 and his MA and BA in art education from Aalto University. His research focuses on the philosophy of art and education with a specific interest in political philosophy, critical theory, and literary theory. He was the recipient of the Elliot Eisner Doctoral Research in Art Education Award in 2015 with his dissertation "Corrosive Subjectifications: Theorizing Radical Politics of Art Education in the Intersection of Jacques Rancière and Giorgio Agamben".


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Wiz Khalifa and Amber Rose has called a truce and put an end to their bitter feud that involves their 2-year-old son Sebastian Taylor Thomaz.
Last month Wiz took to Twitter to publicly condemn Amber Rose for not allowing him to have their son for a birthday party. But now the couple is singing a different tune.
According to TMZ, it took one song from the West Coast rapper to mend the fences. Wiz just release his new song "See You Again" featured on Furious 7 soundtrack.
"How could we not talk about family when family's all that we got? / Everything I went through you was standing there by my side / And now you gonna be with me for the last ride," Wiz Khalifa raps.
The rapper asked Amber Rose to take a listen to the song and it moved her to tears leaving her to agree to work things out and co-parent their son.
Sources say the couple is also trying to work on their marriage but are taking baby steps.


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Enviros go to court to block 3,500 oil and gas drilling permits
Slight growth in oil and gas rig numbers across the U.S.
Breakdown of Hamm's family ownership of Continental Resources
While leadership at Continental Resources considers the takeover move initiated this week by founder Harold Hamm, the billionaire filed new paperwork with the Securities and Exchange Commission detailing who is making the offer.
His $70-a-share offer also turned slightly stronger at the end of Thursday's trading.
The filing with the SEC detailed ownership of the 83% in shares controlled by Hamm and his family. The Hamm Family owns 299.7 million shares of common stock.
Hamm created the Harold G. Hamm Trust and other trusts for the benefit of his family members, something of an All in the Family theme, but nothing like the famous TV sitcom of the 1970s.
The filing indicated that as a trustee or co-trustee of the Trusts, Roger Clement controls 39.4% of the shares; Shelly Glenn Lambertz owns 7.9%; Harold Thomas Hamm owns 7.9% while Hilary Honor Hamm has ownership of 7.8%.
Jane Elizabeth Hamm Lerum owns 7.9% and Deana Ann Cunningham has ownership of 7.9%. Jackson Alexander White owns 1,888 shares of common stock or 0.0% of the outstanding shares.
In his letter offering a nearly $4.4 billion buyout of the remaining shares of common stock, Hamm expressed confidence in the ability of his family.
"The Hamm Family is well positioned to negotiate and complete the Proposed Transaction, including obtaining any required financing, in an expeditious manner," he stated.
He added, "If this Proposal is acceptable to the Special Committee, the Hamm Family is prepared to immediately negotiate definitive agreements in respect of the Proposed Transaction."
Hamm's offer to return the company to private and family control rather than being traded on the open market is still drawing national response.
Seeking Alpha reported Wednesday that some marketing firms had downgraded Continental Shares from Buy to Hold because they saw no competing bids to Hamm's proposal. Further, one analyst was quoted as saying he expected "a low probability of a competing bid."
As a result, there could be a further decline of Continental Shares like the one seen on Wednesday when trading dropped more than 3% and shares finished slightly higher than $71, just above Hamm's $70 offer.
By the end of trading on Thursday, Hamm's offer looked better. Continental shares dropped $2.11 or 2.95% and closed at $69.50. The day's trading ranged from a low of $69.14 to a high of $72.21 before the closing at $69.50.


Sumner led Congress in a drive against slavery. Congressman Preston Brooks from South Carolina took issue with Sumner's position and physically assaulted Sumner in Congressional chambers. This reproduction would look great in an album or display.


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A Rock 'n Roll Gangster a Korn basszusgitárosának, Reginald Arvizu "Fieldy" mellékprojektjének, a Fieldy's Dreamsnek a debütáló albuma, mely 2002. január 22-én jelent meg, az Epic kiadó gondozásában.

Háttér
Fieldy az 1999-es Issues címet viselő Korn album után elhatározta, hogy elkészíti a saját albumát, amibe semmi senki nem szól bele. Ugyanis szerinte a Korn többi tagja nem díjazta az ő törekvéseit a hiphop felé. Az összes számot ő írta, igaz néhol Polar Bear besegített, az Infinite Masstól, és a Just For Now szövegében Jonathan Davis is besegített, hiszen ő énekli a refrént.

Számlista
 "Cocky" – 0:16
 "Baby Hugh Hef" – 3:20
 "Rock N Roll Gangster" – 0:21
 "Are You Talking to Me" (feat. Helluva) – 2:34
 "Just For Now" (feat. Jonathan Davis) – 3:29
 "You Saved Me" – 3:01
 "Munky Rage" – 0:19
 "Put a Week on It" (feat. Son Doobie) – 3:33
 "Child Vigilante" – 3:58
 "Korn Gigglebox" – 0:20
 "Sugar-Coated" (feat. Tre Hardson) – 3:05
 "Comin From a Friend" – 3:04
 "One Love" (feat. Angela Rascoe) – 3:25
 "Ortiz Anthem" (feat. RBX) – 3:39
 "Special K Buzz" – 0:16
 "Bleu" – 2:47
 "Do What You Feel" (feat. RBX & Polarbear) – 2:58

Fogadtatás

Az album soha nem ért el nagyobb sikereket, a legtöbb kritikus átlagosnak mondja, középszerűnek, amiben néhol nagyon jó ötletek vannak, csak nem elég.

"Ha (Fieldy) fejlesztené a hangját, és kivenné a felesleget a szövegből, akkor ez egy nagyon jó album lenne. Így csak egy átlagos lemez, amiben itt-ott feltűnnek jó ötletek" - AllMusic

"Az album nyitódala a "Baby Hugh Hef" [...] Elég vicces dal, mert a szöveg inkább az erőszakról szól, mint a szexualitásról, de azt hiszem, hogy Fieldyben és Hugh Hefben nem ez a közös. Egyikük se gengszter, egyikük se tud rappelni." - Sputnikmusic

"...három teljes szám van arról, hogy szeret füvet szívni..." - Ian Watson, az Amazon.co.uk-tól.

Források
http://www.epinions.com/reviews/pr-Rock_N_Roll_Gangster_PA_Fieldys_Dreams_Music
http://www.sputnikmusic.com/review/13115/Fieldys-Dreams-Rock-N-Roll-Gangster/
https://www.amazon.co.uk/Rock-Roll-Gangster-Fieldys-Dream/dp/B00005V3WA
http://www.allmusic.com/album/rock-n-roll-gangster-mw0000591966
https://www.amazon.com/Rock-Roll-Gangster-Fieldys-Dreams/dp/B00005V3WA
https://web.archive.org/web/20110623171006/http://www.korn.com/

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Over The Weekend: Randy Rogers Band at the North Texas State Fair & Rodeo
Kelly Dearmore | August 29, 2011 | 9:26am
North Texas State Fair & Rodeo
Denton Fairgrounds
Better than: having to sit through the North Texas State Fair & Rodeo's Saturday night Tracy Lawrence concert, most likely.
There are many things that can be said about the rowdy, predominantly college-aged crowds that engulf each stage that Lone Star talents like the Randy Rogers Band perform on. Crude, drunk and inconsiderate are a few of the descriptors that quickly pop to mind. So do the adjectives passionate, fiercely loyal and reverential.
Add unaffected-by-severe-heat to that list of qualities that a Randy Rogers Band throng possesses.
On Friday night in Denton at the North Texas State Fair & Rodeo, the still-near-100-degree temps at 9:30 served to only make the packed congregation of what seemed like somewhere around 1,500 (maybe more) a bit sweatier, but no less excited about seeing their star.
For those that have been to at least a couple of the Cleburne-native's shows in the past six years can attest, there really aren't (and weren't on this night) many surprises to be had at a RRB show.
But one would be wrong to assume that a lack of surprise equals a dearth of delight to be had on the same token. More-than-solid country songwriting, well-oiled, expert musicianship and the confidence that comes with playing 200-plus shows a year make a Randy Rogers Band concert one of the more reliably successful forms of entertainment this side of a Philadelphia Phillies game in which Roy Halliday pitches.
Even with all of the aforementioned positives in place for the show on Friday, the set-list was perhaps the key player in any possible derailment of a good time. Following the upbeat, outlaw rocker "10 Miles Deep," the set's second tune, the evening lulled into a pace-killing string of mid-tempo numbers. Starting with "Damn the Rain," then leading into "Before I Believe It's True," "One Woman" and eventually into "One More Goodbye," the band certainly seemed to be performing at their peak, but even the enthusiasm of the sweltering crowd dulled as the similarly-paced tunes melted into one another, stealing the individual distinction from each song.
While the heat may not have been the proper showcase for a slew of slower songs, there's great joy to be had in the way that Rogers clings to what he vocally promotes as core country themes and images. A song such as "Lonely Too Long," which was played to perfection, opens with the lyrics, "The only thing she left was a tear-stained letter." In the wrong hands, such simplicity is, well, too simple. In Rogers' experienced grasp however, it's pure country gold.
With several albums under their belt, it would've been nice to see the pace of the group's set-list have a tad more variety, but when the hearty stomping of "Wicked Ways" kicked in, finally giving fiddle player Brady Black his proper spotlight, things were promptly back on track -- not that they were ever that terribly off-course to begin with. "In My Arms" also saw the band yield their share of attention to Black, whose fiddle reveled in its own chance to dance.
After the more recently-crowned fan-favorite, and perhaps Rogers' most danceable tune, "Buy Myself A Chance," the remainder of the night provided a nice dose of older material. Make no mistake; Songs from RRB's Rollercoaster album have become as beloved as anything that Jack Ingram, Pat Green or Charlie Robison produced in the early, halcyon days of the so-called Red Dirt scene of a decade ago. "Somebody Take Me Home" might be the greatest vocal showcase for Rogers. Even more effectively than in-studio, his delivery began raspy, low and slow before erupting into a pained, anthemic howl. Of course, regardless of the temperatures or the extremely present smell of the nearby livestock pens, the rightfully adoring crowd howled along with him, just as they've done for the last 1,000 plus Randy Rogers Band concerts.
Critic's Notebook
Personal Bias: Outside of appreciating Rogers' overall body of work, not much of a bias to speak of, really. It's hard to not appreciate his desire to grow as a writer and his unwillingness to bend to musical trends that many often mistake for relevance.
By The Way: Many forget that Rogers is a major-label artist. He also happens to be old college buddies with Sunny Sweeney, another (recently reviewed by us) Texan on a major label. Judging by the latest albums of both artists, it seems as though not all Texas country acts have to take the poppy, shiny route once they sign on a major dotted line.
Random Note: The North Texas State Fair & Rodeo seems like a great, family event with many attractions that would appeal to a wide range of ages. I've never done any of it. I've only gone for the well-booked concerts.
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Probably the best piece of advice that was given to me was by Gordon Lish, then an editor at Knopf, who read my first novel, The Perfect Place. So much has been written about Lish, good and bad, but he gave me very good advice.
I had written a book in a rage after my sister's death, convinced that her husband, a wife batterer, had killed her. In other words, I was bent on revenge.
Lish told me my novel was sentimental, that a victim did not work well on the page. I needed to be complicit in the crime. He told me I wrote wonderful description, that my narrator should look and not feel. I imagined someone entirely unlike the person I considered myself, someone who cares only for appearances, someone damaged emotionally (I had to find a reason why) and detached from the world around her. I conjured up my ex-mother-in-law, whom I considered a snob but who was also intelligent, amusing, and who dared to say what many of us felt. That is, I wrote from the point of view of someone I was in conflict with, which forced me to take a distance from this red-hot material that I had been unable to hold.
In the novel, a woman is accosted by a stranger in Switzerland and gradually recovers memories of her friend's murder in which she has been complicit. I was obliged to reverse everything I had wanted to write. I wrote against the grain. It took me years and several novels and essays to try and approach the subject more directly.
I think I dared to write the book, which received some excellent reviews, because I felt it had not come from me but from somewhere out there, a story that was waiting to be told.
Sheila Kohler is the author of many works of fiction, including The Bay of Foxes, Dreaming for Freud, and Becoming Jane Eyre. Her latest book is a memoir, Once We Were Sisters.. The recipient of many awards, she teaches creative writing at Princeton and Columbia universities.


Girls Inc. held their 12th Annual Strong, Smart and Bold Luncheon, "Celebrating our Past, Present, and Future" at The Ritz Carlton. Guests enjoyed lunch, followed by the awards ceremony honoring Dr. William Danforth and posthumously Honorable Frankie Muse. Rene Knott served as the emcee for the afternoon, Nina Caldwell served as luncheon chair.


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A: No way to do this in Spring Data Elasticsearch. But if it's your microservice that accesses the cluster, why do any changing calls at all?
You can use the user and role management from Elasticsearch (xpack) to create a Elasticsearch user that can only read from indices, and then use the basic authentication (available as of Spring Data Elasticsearch 3.2) in Spring Data Elastcsearch to authenticate against Elasticsearch.

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Due to inclement weather conditions and cancellations of flights, the CME committee has voted to cancel the Spring School tomorrow. Four of the speakers were unable to fly in.
In view of ongoing adverse weather and unsafe driving conditions, the Thunder Bay Medical Society Executive has in addition also voted to cancel the Annual General Meeting ( which was to follow the Spring School tomorrow at the Old Fort).
We regret any inconvenience caused due to cancellation of these events tomorrow. We will attempt to reschedule the Spring school and the Annual General Meeting and will notify you shortly.
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Boy Still in Critical Condition From High School Football Playoff Shooting as Teams Get Set to Finish Game at the Linc
By NBC10 Staff	• Published November 18, 2019 • Updated on November 19, 2019 at 2:46 pm
A man and two boys were shot during the Camden-Pleasantville high school football game Friday night.
The game, which was in the third quarter when gunfire erupted, will be finished Wednesday at Lincoln Financial Field.
A 31-year-old Atlantic City is accused of attempted murder. Five others, including the adult shooting victim, face gun charges.
A boy who was shot during a high school football playoff Friday night in the Jersey Shore city of Pleasantville remains in a coma, authorities said Monday.
Micah Tennant, a 10-year-old boy from Atlantic City, is hospitalized at Cooper University Hospital in Camden. He was struck in the neck when gunfire erupted in the stands of a football game between Pleasantville and Camden high schools.
"He's a young kid. He's in bad shape and while I don't want to say much more, he's worthy of everybody's respect he's pulled through this," Pleasantville Police Chief Sean Riggin said. "To be such a tough little kid, to be able to hang in there through a very critical serious injury, he's an impressive young guy. I really want to see him pull through this but he's in bad shape."
Pleasantville High School is about 7 miles west of Atlantic City and recently won a division title for the first time in 43 years. On Friday, the stands were packed to see the top-seeded Greyhounds take on the No. 4-seeded Panthers.
A reporter with The Press of Atlantic City, who was at the game, said the shooting occurred in the third quarter, during a punt with Camden leading 6-0.
Videos obtained by The Associated Press and NBC10 showed people hitting the ground, running from the bleachers and jumping over chain-link fences as gunfire erupted. At least six gunshots were audible in a Jersey Sports Zone video, which also showed players stopping mid-play, looking at the stands and then turning to run.
Panicked spectators and some players knocked down a fence in their haste to escape the field.
"My first reaction was run, run. Because you don't wan to be caught up in it," Ernest Howard Jr., co-captain of the Pleasantville High School football team, told NBC10. "The next thing you hear are the gunshots and everybody starts running for the far fence and break through the fence."
Howard's mother, Keisha Miles, was in the stands during the shooting.
"My heart dropped," Miles said. "I tried to keep faith and I was very, very worried."
One of two other people struck by bullets, Ibn Abdullah, allegedly was the intended target, police have said. Abdullah, who allegedly brought a gun to the game, has also been charged in the shooting. A 15-year-old was shot as well, but has been released from the hospital. Tennant, meanwhile, remains unconscious in critical condition.
"It was definitely frightening because us kids don't get that many opportunities so to hear a kid got shot, it just hurts," Howard said.
The suspected shooter, 31-year-old Alvin Wyatt of Atlantic City, has been charged with three counts of attempted murder and two weapons counts, according to Atlantic County Prosecutor Damon Tyner
He was captured in the end zone moments after the shooting by a Pleasantville officer assigned to the game, Tyner said.
Three other men - Michael Mack, 27, Tyrell Dorn, 28, Shahid Dixon, 27, all of Atlantic City, and Vance Golden, 26, of Pleasantville - are charged with unlawful possession of a weapon, police said. Dixon is also accused of eluding capture.
After the shooting, they were seen driving toward Atlantic City with their headlights off, officials said. They were chased by a police officer and one of the passengers threw a gun off a drawbridge, investigators said. That gun was later recovered.
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Authorities have said it did not appear that any of the men charged had any connection to the game.
"Unlike some of the shootings that have occurred on school premises throughout the country, this incident had nothing to do with the students of Pleasantville High School or Camden High School," Tyner said over the weekend. "The venue simply presented an opportunity for criminals to pursue their own form of petty vengeance against one another. As a result, an innocent child was caught and injured in their crossfire. Our community will not be held hostage by a few idiots intent on jeopardizing our safety and the safety of our children."
The two high school teams are scheduled to finish their game at Lincoln Financial Field in Philadelphia on Wednesday at 4 p.m. The game was in the third quarter when the shooting occurred. The teams will play the remaining minutes at the Linc with free passes being distributed to the players' parents and family members. The game will be closed to the general public.
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Politics ᐊ ᓃᑳᓂᔅᑭᑭᓂᐧᐃᒡ ᐊᐱᑎᓰᐧᐃᓐ
New Youth Council leadership motivated to make a difference
BY Patrick Quinn Sep 12, 2021
Despite the organizational challenges posed by a renewed Covid-19 pandemic, new Cree Youth Grand Chief Adrian N. Gunner and Deputy Youth Chief Jordan Masty are determined to address the challenges facing young people in Eeyou Istchee.
While a planned first meeting between Gunner and Masty in Waskaganish was postponed when the CNG annual general assembly became a virtual event, the two spoke following the Cree Nation Youth Council elections and decided their slogan would be "skododisden" ("let's go do this then").
"I'm looking forward to working with Adrian," said Masty. "He's a really good guy and hard worker. He's not afraid to speak up and I have the same mentality. To achieve something, we have to work together as a Nation."
In the CNYC elections August 17, Waswanipi's Gunner won with 54% of the 850 votes cast, well ahead of Heather House and Stacy Anderson. Youth aged 13 to 35 cast their ballots at polling stations established in each Cree community, while eligible voters in Chibougamau, Senneterre, Val-d'Or, Montreal, Ottawa and Mocreebec voted by telephone or FaceTime.
Gunner approached his campaign three months earlier with dedication, immediately accepting his nomination and preparing his promotional posters. He later embarked on a tour of the entire Cree Nation, making his first visit to Eastmain.
"I wanted to show I was dedicated, and I was going to give 100%," Gunner told the Nation. "I want to thank everyone who reached out during my campaign and after getting elected. I want my platform to be the foundation of my leadership for the next four years – to help preserve our land, language, culture and traditions."
Gunner and Masty now become a voice for Crees under the age of 35, a fast-growing demographic that now represents more than 60% of the Cree population. After years as local youth development coordinator, Gunner's experience working on the Eeyou Eenou Police Force and most recently as social work technician at Waswanipi's high school gave him insights into social issues faced by Cree youth.
"I feel there are certain youth demographics left out in terms of support and services," said Gunner. "From a personal and professional perspective, I've seen a lot of alcohol abuse and there is a lack of support for young parents and single parents. Bullying is probably one of the biggest issues in schools today."
Gunner wants to promote collaboration between entities to provide diverse paths to healing from the intergenerational trauma at the root of many of these issues. He remarked that land-based healing has been most effective for him, practicing his culture by hunting, fishing and simply being out with family and friends.
"The youth often tell me there isn't enough going on for them," Gunner added. "I want to make more things happen. Youth outreach should be a priority – I want to take a proactive approach and start small. I would like to have evening activities between our board meetings to get them involved in the small things so they can know us when the big things come."
While the CNYC offers a variety of programs and services related to education, healthy living, personal development, culture, training, employment and citizenship, Gunner believes more can be done to engage youth in communities and those returning from post-secondary studies in the south.
"A lot of times when students getting education down south come back, they don't have a job available," noted Gunner. "I want to work closely with Apatisiiwin Skills Development to create career fairs and promote youth capacity building."
Gunner will also work with other Cree entities to address the lack of housing options for these returning community members.
"Graduates coming back don't have transitional housing," Gunner explained. "A lot of times the social housing has a long waiting list. Some are on the list for years before they can get a house. Sometimes people are pressured to get into home ownership but they're still in the transition of starting or seeking a new job after graduating."
Every community has its unique housing challenges and perhaps none more so than Masty's: Whapmagoostui. Masty hopes to leverage his new position as Deputy Youth Grand Chief to address the obstacles that the northernmost Cree community faces in accessing infrastructure and services such as internet.
"The price triples compared to Chisasibi or Waskaganish," Masty told the Nation. "They have to ship everything by barge, and then the cost of labour here – it all adds up. One of the biggest challenges we face in Whapmagoostui is the lack of social housing. We need to find ways to reduce that cost."
Masty has been involved in local politics from an early age and is currently a band councillor, Cree Trappers' Association vice-chair and youth chief in Whapmagoostui. Assuming his new regional leadership role, he wasn't sure about possible conflicts of interest with these local responsibilities or about the Deputy Youth Chief's lack of salary, which he said the CNYC was looking into before Goose Break.
Both new leaders expressed a desire to develop a deeper partnership with the Elders Council. Gunner had planned to attend September's cultural gathering in Mistissini before it was postponed due to Covid precautions. The pandemic has significantly disrupted youth activities over the past two years and created new mental health concerns.
"We've been really isolated, especially Whapmagoostui," shared Masty. "We couldn't leave unless we had a medical emergency. It's still challenging and not a lot of us have left the community for over two years now. We're still trying to survive every day."
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What is America thinking? professional pollsters ask, day by day, week by week. The assumption is that opinions express the "reality" that those in the "bubble" somehow don't get, because they're ostensibly out of touch with the "real" America. The underlying premise is that democracy profits from any and all contact with the average citizen -- that precious slice of real America.
But this modern twist on the Jeffersonian principle of listening to the modest, decent, hardworking, informed voter is less meaningful than it ought to be. We live in an America, and in political times, in which almost no attention at all is paid to the quality of information that voters possess. Polls fool us into believing that ideas matter. Polls are a mirage.
Ideas should matter. They should triumph over the blind course set by ideologues and demagogues, and the weak-minded elected officials who rationalize inaction and justify inertia. This explains why those who implicitly sense what American political culture is missing adore Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren for the clear-headed, no-nonsense critique she provides. "We all do better when we all do better," her official website reads. The real purpose of republican government must be to help as many people as possible; that is what distinguishes the republican form from the autocratic. (And that, by the way, is the principle that the Affordable Care Act is meant to embody.)
Back in 2010, Warren responded to an interviewer's question about the impact of the big banks' outsize misbehavior: "I would have expected the financial crisis to sweep through Wall Street like a hundred-year flood – wiping out old business practices and changing the ecology profoundly. So far, the financial services industry has seemed to treat the crisis like a little rainfall – inconvenient, but no significant changes needed ... Will [the industry] react to all the new cops on the beat just by hiring more lobbyists? Will it continue to spend $1.4 million a day to beat back anything that could mean more accountability and oversight? Or will the financial services industry finally begin to rethink its business models, lobbying approach, and attitude toward the public?" We all know the answer.
Sen. Warren is America's version of the new, proactive pontiff. As Pope Francis truly understands the call for greater humanity in Jesus' message, and says so in how he lives, she aims to identify hypocrisy and bad behavior in those who have wielded economic power with shameless disregard for the public interest. But neither of these idea-based public figures is "heroic" – that horribly overused term. They are simply refreshing for their candor.
They symbolize the importance of moral insight. They point us in the direction of fairness by declaring the obvious: that the historical tendency is to accept the powerful as implicitly deserving of their social position. This is the 18th-century notion of deference, which the American Revolution was supposed to have eradicated, but, of course, did not. Society presses (or languishes) on, unable to escape the protective bubble that protects not "the people" but the status quo.
The bubble is why America rests on its laurels, touting its morally ambiguous, yet morally assertive, "exceptionalism," while appearing, rightly, to the rest of the civilized world as a place where gun violence is epidemic, and Congress lacks the courage to rein in gun manufacturers. In Australia, a nation not unlike the U.S. in its youth-worshiping, beer-guzzling ways, fewer than 50 people were murdered with guns last year; and only four in Japan. But you don't hear a lot about Australian or Japanese exceptionalism. And check out the violence in the average PG-13 movie. It has been more than a decade since Michael Moore's "Bowling for Columbine," a year since the obscenity of Newtown; we don't have to reproduce the list of murder scenes to project that future historians will be featured on scholarly panels seeking to understand why nothing was done, why entire generations saw the fatal flaw in their society and failed to act morally.
Anyone who professes to care what the founders of our nation believed in – as the U.S. Supreme Court is charged with doing – would be hard-pressed to find in the Federalist Papers any suggestion of institutionalized corruption, à la Citizens United. Powerful people with unlimited capital at their disposal can legitimately buy votes now, and Congresspeople spend expedient hours each day raising money for the next campaign. At what point will we be naming senators as we name stadiums and halftime shows, e.g., "the Exxon-Mobil senator from Mississippi"? We are truly pathetic if we allow ourselves to believe that there is anything "exceptional" about a nation that permits big corporations to underwrite politicians. What would be exceptional is if humane and helpful ideas triumphed over money with some regularity.
Which returns us to the contradiction between the historical appeal to ideas/information and the meek behavior of national politicians in these times of inaction/inertia. It is, sadly, the historical nature of power to triumph over the individual mind. For all but an independent minority, most people find it easier to accommodate themselves to rules than to spend their lives fighting them. They identify with a community, they belong to something larger than the self, and they are swayed in their voting choices by the corporate, or collective, decision.
It is in this way that power is concentrated and the individual repressed. For centuries, custom obliged the majority to marry, for the female to take her husband's name, sacrificing individual identity to preserve a familiar and comfortable social order. In the early 20th century, women who married foreign men had to surrender their American citizenship. We would not tolerate such demeaning and dismissive political bias today. Yet our politics operates by a similar principle in ignoring and dismissing the mostly invisible people who are most affected by official protection of entrenched power.
Acknowledging social tendencies, we better understand why the rich get richer – and why they seem to deserve it if one listens to conservative voices – and why people actually believe, though the policy has been repeatedly tried and repeatedly fails, that to reward the rich and powerful is to reward the "job creators." Opposing social inertia is hard work.
So, what is the future of the "informed voter"? Thomas Jefferson was far too optimistic when he wrote to an ally during his first term as president: "I am willing to hope, as long as anybody will hope with me ... and that at every vibration between the points of liberty and despotism, something will be gained for the former. As men become better informed, their rulers must respect them the more." That is decidedly not the case today.
Nelson Mandela, prisoner of conscience and later Nobel Peace Prize winner, defied an entrenched system of segregation. He said, quintessentially: "To be free is not merely to cast off one's chains, but to live in a way that respects and enhances the freedom of others." At another time he said of himself: "I like friends who have independent minds because they tend to make you see problems from all angles." These are the watchwords of the enlightened individual, who knows that liberty is not the freedom to trample on others; liberty commands us to show concern for the general welfare.
Not that they are all comparable to (or on the same moral par with) one another, but the Elizabeth Warrens and Pope Francises and Nelson Mandelas of the world do have something in common: They shake things up, and are credited for doing so. Mandela's life shows that individuals, at times, do alter the course of history. And for that we must feel gratified. But their lives show, too, that those in power do not yield just because someone has pointed out the institutionalized unfairness of the status quo.
The word "oversight" has two distinctly different meanings: obliviousness or failure to notice what is happening; or careful, watchful management. The satisfying, but simpleminded, consensus that the social order and power structure in America are fine as is, displays the former definition of "oversight" as well as ignorance of the present's place in history. The consumer financial protection agency that Sen. Warren helped to establish encompasses the latter definition; by talking back to the banking establishment it is designed to do precisely what government should do: conduct oversight of those businesses that operate by inertia, and on the basis of motives other than those that serve the interests of the many. Which is how we should define democracy.
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Singer Johnny Mathis on the tee at the Bob Hope Chrysler Classic Golf Championship
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Do you remember the contract-based "E-PC's" from years ago that were very cheap, sometimes often free, assuming you signed up on a particular contract with a company? It isn't anything new to business for a company to offer you discounted or free hardware if you sign up with long contracts with them, but the PC version of that trick failed pretty horribly. It's back though, with various offers being found from HP, Dell and others. Just about every Dell system, especially purchased at retailers, is offered with free hardware from Printers to LCDs. The super cheap ones are also making a comeback. Sign up for a year and get a cheap PC. With the hardware often costing next to nothing for the manufacturers, this makes a lot of sense. For the industry... who knows.


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Setepenre is an often-used title of Egyptian kings (pharaohs), meaning "Elect of Re". It was also used as a personal name in at least two instances.

Pronunciation
In Akkadian records, the name (referring to Ramesses II) is rendered in cuneiform script as šá-te-ep-na-ri/e-a. According to the Egyptologist Antonio Loprieno, the word was likely pronounced  ().

As a personal name
 Setepenre, last daughter of Akhenaten and Nefertiti (18th Dynasty)
 Setepenre, a son of  Ramesses II (19th Dynasty)

As a throne name
 Usermaatre Setepenre (Ramesses II)
 Userkheperure Setepenre (Seti II)
 Akhenre Setepenre (Siptah)
 Usermaatre Setepenre (Ramesses VII)
 Neferkare Setepenre Khaemwaset (Ramesses IX)
 Khepermaatre Setepenre (Ramesses X)
 Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Smendes I)
 Aakheperre Setepenre (Osorkon the Elder)
 Netjerkheperre Setepenre (Siamun)
 Titkheperure Setepenre (Psusennes II)
 Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Shoshenq I)
 Sekhemkheperre Setepenre (Osorkon I)
 Heqakheperre Setepenre (Shoshenq II)
 Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Takelot I)
 Usermaatre Setepenre (Shoshenq III)
 Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Takelot II)
 Hedjkheperre Setepenre (Shoshenq IV)
 Usermaatre Setepenre (Pami)
 Uasnetjerre Setepenre (Shoshenq VII, existence doubtful)

References

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AC Milan banned from Europa League next season for breaching 'Financial Fair Play' rules
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AC Milan banned from Europa League – Italian football club, AC Milan have struck a deal with UEFA to serve a one-year ban from European football over breaches of Financial Fair Play rules.
The club, which finished fifth in Italy's Serie A, will miss next season's Europa League and UEFA will end its proceedings against the Italians for overspending, said the Court of Arbitration for Sport. "AC Milan is excluded from Uefa club competitions of the sporting season 2019-2020," said Cas.
Milan's ban means AS Roma, who came sixth in the standings, move up to the Europa League group stage while their place in the qualifying rounds is taken by seventh-placed Torino. Seven-time European champions Milan finished one point behind local rivals Inter, who took the final Champions League qualifying place.
AC Milan confirmed their "voluntary acceptance" of the ban and said they hoped it would "act as a stimulus" to take them back to the top.
"Whilst saddened by the fact that our fans will not be able to see their team compete in European competition next season, the club recognises and respects FFP. The club acknowledges it has no other choice but to accept the sanctions, as it seeks to forge a pathway back to full compliance. AC Milan remains committed to restoring the club to its rightful place at the top of European football" the club said in a statement.
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Heslam: Teen fights to keep yoga pants in her school
(Weymouth, MA, 03/20/14) Twins, Julia and Johannah Cronin, 16, juniors at Weymouth High School are upset over the proposed ban on Yoga pants at the school on Thursday, March 20, 2014, Staff Photo by Matt Stone
CALM DOWN: Twins Johannah and Julia Cronin, 16, juniors at Weymouth High School, are upset over the proposed ban on yoga pants at the school, and Julia is taking it up with the school committee next week.
By Jessica Heslam | Boston Herald
PUBLISHED: March 21, 2014 at 12:00 a.m. | UPDATED: November 18, 2018 at 12:00 a.m.
A possible ban on their wildly popular, form-fitting yoga pants and leggings has some Weymouth High teens up in arms and school officials wringing their hands over the sometimes racy garments.
Sixteen-year-old Julia Cronin was so incensed over the notion of a ban that she fired off an email to the Herald yesterday, writing, "Their reasoning is because the pants are distracting towards the male students, and they can't focus on their school work."
So I called Julia, who favors the hip-hugging pants and sits on the school's student advisory board. And she gave me an earful.
"They let boys walk around school with their pants halfway down their butt and then they say girls look trashy when they're wearing yoga pants and that it takes all the focus away from the guys and their school," she said. "I thought it was really stupid."
As any parent of a teenage girl knows (and I'm stepmother of one), yoga pants and leggings come in all shapes and sizes, but the skin-tight, don't-leave-anything-to-the-imagination style are the pants of choice among most girls today.
Yoga pants and leggings are the controversy du jour at some schools in Massachusetts that are trying to keep young girls' outfits within reason. Rockport public schools reportedly tried but failed to ban them last month. The Weymouth School Committee plans to take up the hot-button issue at its Thursday meeting.
The yoga pants dustup came up Wednesday night at the school committee's policy subcommittee meeting. A couple of students were looking to lift the schoolwide ban on flip-flops, prompting members to re-examine the district's entire dress policy.
School committee chairman Sean Guilfoyle doesn't think he could support an outright ban but suggested wearing shorts or skirts over them would do the trick.
"Quite honestly, and I have seen it, there are some folks at our high school that have worn — literally tights — as pants," Guilfoyle told me.
As for next week's meeting, he said, "everything's on the table."
Julia Cronin's older brother, Timothy Jr., 18, a senior and president of the student advisory board, plans to speak out against any ban at next week's meeting.
Julia's twin sister, Johannah, who owns about 10 pairs of yoga pants, said the ban feeds into a culture where "men objectify women. And if they're saying it distracts men, then they are saying that women are responsible for men's behavior. And that's not true. That's the men's problem."
For the record, Timothy Sr. fully supports his kids' fashion statements.
"I think the kids should stand up for themselves," he said.
Yoga pants: Comfy or too hot for school? Take our poll at bostonherald.com.
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Jessica Heslam joined the Herald in 2000 and was an award-winning reporter who covered some of the region's biggest news stories before being named columnist in 2011. She writes about media, breaking news, politics and human interest, excelling at getting the tough interviews and giving readers some of Boston's most emotional stories. Follow her on Twitter @JessicaHeslam.
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Q: Problems with libcairo2 when installing intel linux graphics on 64bits I have the catalog broken and apt-get -f install is not working.
I need help to repair it. this is the log.
You might want to run 'apt-get -f install' to correct these.
The following packages have unmet dependencies:
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 gstreamer0.10-x:i386 : Depends: libcairo2:i386 (>= 1.2.4) but it is not installed
 gtk2-engines:i386 : Depends: libcairo2:i386 (>= 1.2.4) but it is not installed
 gtk2-engines-murrine:i386 : Depends: libcairo2:i386 (>= 1.2.4) but it is not installed
 gtk2-engines-oxygen:i386 : Depends: libcairo2:i386 (>= 1.10.0) but it is not installed
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                          Breaks: libcairo-gobject2 (!= 1.12.2-1.0ubuntu0~precise26.2) but 1.10.2-6.1ubuntu3 is installed
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 libdrm-radeon1 : Breaks: libdrm-radeon1:i386 (!= 2.4.39-0ubuntu0.1) but 2.4.39-0ubuntu1~precise26.2 is installed
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Do the signature part when you import gpg key and it will work.

A: I just had the same problem when i tried to install the graphic drivers from Intel.
The solution is to remove /etc/apt/sources.list.d/intellinuxgraphics.list or comment it out.
After you have done that just run sudo apt-get -f install to fix the broken dependencies.
Although, don't ask me to explain what went wrong (lacking the knowledge to find out why). But my guess is that Intel messed something up.
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Also forgot to mention that it was caused by using the Intel Linux Graphics Installer in the first place.


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Gant, Cards stop Tribe win streak at seven
Warren MayesThe Associated Press
John Gant pitched one-hit ball over seven innings in 4-0 victory.
ST. LOUIS Spot starter John Gant earned himself another turn in the rotation.
Gant pitched one-hit ball over a career-high seven innings, Marcell Ozuna hit a two-run double and the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Cleveland Indians 4-0 on Monday night.
"I would think so," St. Louis manager Mike Matheny said about Gant getting another start. "He didn't do anything to take that away from him."
It was the third consecutive win for the Cardinals and the 10,000th regular season victory for the franchise. St. Louis joined the Braves, Cubs, Giants, Pirates and Dodgers among NL teams to reach the milestone. It was the Cardinals' fifth win by shutout this season.
Cleveland had won seven straight. Mike Clevinger (6-3) allowed two runs over five innings, and the Indians had just four hits.
Gant (2-2) started in place of Michael Wacha, who went on the disabled list last week with an oblique strain.
"With Wacha gone, I've got big shoes to fill," Gant said. "I'm going to keep doing my best to fill them. I'm going to keep doing all I can for this team."
Gant allowed only an infield single to Yan Gomes that hit third base in the third inning. He walked a career-high five and struck out four. It was his first win in three starts this season.
"We've seen him be so good, but we threw him in there against one of the hottest offenses in baseball," Matheny said. "Wow. It was some kind of good."
Gant used his assortment of pitches to thwart Cleveland.
"I thought he used the breaking ball well early," Matheny said. "He spotted the fastball. His changeup was exceptional late in the game. It's such a valuable weapon. I just felt like he had them going back and forth and up and down."
Cleveland manager Terry Francona said he was impressed with Gant.
"He kept us off balance. He threw the breaking ball that was kind of in and out of the zone and got us to chase," Francona said. "I just thought he really pitched. Didn't overwhelm you with stuff but (we're) lucky the third base bag got in the way of Gomes (infield hit) or we wouldn't have had anything. That was about it."
St. Louis closer Bud Norris relieved Austin Gomber with two on and no outs in the ninth. He got a strikeout and a double play to record his 15th save.
Cardinals reliever Jordan Hicks put two runners on in the eighth with two outs but got Edwin Encarnacion to ground out.
It was the second shortest outing of the season for Clevinger, who allowed six hits and walked two. Clevinger had pitched at least six innings in five straight starts before facing St. Louis.
Francona said Clevinger began to cramp up in the fourth inning, and the team pushed him for one more before calling it a day.
"He had a high pitch count," Francona said, "and man, we just didn't want to do something we couldn't undo, so we figured that was enough."
St. Louis took a 2-0 lead in the third. Matt Carpenter singled for one of his three hits, and Greg Garcia walked. With one out, Ozuna hit a one-out double to score both runners.
Kolten Wong added an RBI double in the sixth, and Harrison Bader singled in a run in the eighth. It was Wong's first extra-base hit with runners in scoring position this season.
This was Cleveland's first visit to St. Louis since 2012, and the Indians fell to 15-9 all-time against the Cardinals.
RAIN DELAY
First pitch was pushed back due to a thunderstorm in the area. The game began after a 1-hour, 21-minute delay.
Indians: RHP Carlos Carrasco (right elbow contusion) threw a 25-pitch bullpen session. He got hurt when Minnesota's Joe Mauer hit a line drive that struck Carrasco on the right elbow on June 16 in Cleveland. The plan is to throw 40 pitches off the mound Wednesday and then perhaps make a minor league rehab appearance as early as Saturday.
Cardinals: CF Tommy Pham did not start for the second consecutive game due to flu-like symptoms, but he came in a double-switch situation in the ninth inning. ... RHP Matt Bowman threw a fastball-only session in the bullpen before the game. He will receive an injection to stimulate blood flow to his fingers Tuesday, according to general manager Michael Girsch. ... Girsch said RHP Adam Wainwright (right elbow inflammation) should be able to begin playing catch next week.
Indians: Corey Kluber (11-3, 2.10) will be making his second career start against the Cardinals. In the May 13, 2015 start, Kluber struck out a career-high 18 batters, matching the Indians franchise record for a nine-inning game.
Cardinals: Carlos Martinez (3-4, 3.24) has dropped his last three decisions and allowed a season-high eight hits and seven runs in his last outing at Milwaukee. The Cardinals have lost his last five games, including all four since his return from the disabled list.


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In addition, Blueworx Voice Response for Linux 7.9 can be configured to prevent the logging of sensitive information in files, traces and the Kafka event pipe; an important feature for keeping customer data private.
Note: SIPS and SRTP is already supported on BVR for AIX.
With the 7.9 release, DTMF tones can be recognized by a call control (CCXML) application even if a Voice (VXML) application isn't running. This is a significant benefit to enable agents, while on a call with a customer, to use DTMF key sequences to transfer a customer to a secure connection for applications such as secure payment. Typically, when a call is routed to an agent, an IVR is just a bridging device without a voice or VXML application running to listen for tones. Blueworx Voice Response v 7.9 delivers the ability for an agent to trigger a call bridge to a secure payment system and includes DTMF clamping, which suppresses the agent's ability to hear the DTMF key sequence when entering in private payment information.
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