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I am delighted with the funding for Moyross in Limerick, from the philanthropy Ireland Funds https://www.theirelandfunds.org/grantees?field=Location…Limerick. I notice from the website the high level of dereliction which is soul destroying for people living in the environs.
Our cities ought to learn or else we will return to the Dublin of the 1980's, with abandoned properties, vacant businesses, shopping centres with more than 50% properties with to let signs. Also, we know what 'Rent Allowance' the State will pay to the private sector for the provision social housing. Let us make sure that estate agents link sufficiently to ensure BER certificates are granted and houses, flats, accommodation is maintained at a standard. Estate agents reaped massive benefits here during the good times. Now, it is time for them to earn their commission and management fees.
NAMA AND NTMA is where the Government has chosen to 'lay it's hat'. If this is so, we need to fast start impacting on supply and demand and coming up with values per square metre, to buy, to let, to sell or else, we will be like advertisements to the elderly in Florida, with properties at 50% discount.
Perhaps, the Moyross people could operate a similar photography project, and contribute the details on social media so that we are alert to opportunities. Perhaps you can speak to the people, who are likely to act as Mentors and inspire the locals to show, how not to let NAMA/NTMA proceed. Seek out 'Urban Dereliction' – Dublin, is under the regional column, and category is Irish Social Forum.
Today, I visited the shopping centre in Rathmines. The warning signs are there. There are either cheap items sold as motivators….the anchor store is Dunnes Stores, and there are at least 7 properties to let……This is not good in an area that is highly populated. We need to lower the commercial rents, I would think! It is better to have premises operating than lying vacant. It is bad for morale too.
I decided to take the taxi home as I live locally. The taxi driver re-confirmed what I thought. Business is very bad and has been for nearly 2 years. I said about the number of premises to let in the Rathmines Shopping centre and he suggested if I thought Rathmines shopping centre was bad to look at the Business Parks (Enterprise Ireland and IDA), and in particular down at the East Wall. He said computer related industries were closing by the day.
Like a train out of control…..we the people of Ireland must put on the breaks….so let's start making things integrate and work.
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Q: Saying "very much" right after "Nice to meet you, too" Can I say "very much" right after  "Nice to meet you, too."? The other day I was introduced to one native English speaker and said that - just to emphasize how glad I was, but he looked a bit puzzled by what I said.
It was me who said, "Nice to meet you, too", which was in response to his "Nice to meet you."
If what I did was wrong, then what was the right way in English to emphasize the fact that I am glad to meet a person?

A: "Nice to meet you, too!" is a perfectly fine response to "Nice to meet you."
However, you can't just add "very much" anywhere. "Nice to meet you, very much" would be grammatically incorrect. If you wanted to express intensity, you should say "Very nice to meet you!" (If you add "too" at the end, that would mean that your response matches the intensity of his initial greeting. That's mildly awkward, if you added "very". and he didn't say "very".)
In very extreme circumstances, you might say: "I'm so glad to have a chance to meet you at last! I've been a great fan of your artwork!"

A: "It's nice to meet you too, very much," is grammatically fine; but I think a more natural way of saying it would be: "It's very nice to meet you too."
However, I think the reason for his surprise was more because you veered from the standard script in that situation. "Nice to meet you" is the kind of thing a person says automatically, without real meaning behind it; and the standard response is either "Nice to meet you too" or just "You too." He probably just wasn't expecting you to add more to it.

A: That's very much acceptable response what you gave. Here one expression which I heard from my trainer, when I said, "Nice to meet you," in reply he expressed: "Same here" ...just two words.
Hope this is okay with native English speakers..

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De arme en de rijke is een sprookje uit Kinder- und Hausmärchen, de verzameling van de gebroeders Grimm, met als nummer KHM87. De oorspronkelijke naam is Der Arme und der Reiche.

Het verhaal

Lang geleden, toen Onze Lieve Heer nog rondwandelde op aarde, werd hij moe en kon geen herberg meer bereiken. Hij zag twee huizen, een groot huis en een klein huis. Het één is van een rijke, het andere van een arme man. De Heer besluit bij de rijke te overnachten, omdat hij daar de minste last veroorzaakt. De rijke bekijkt de Heer in zijn eenvoudige kleding en zegt dat zijn kamers vol liggen met kruiden en zaden. Als hij iedereen onderdak zou verlenen, belandt hij in de bedelstaf. Onze Lieve Heer keert zijn rug naar het grote huis en loopt naar het kleine huis.

De arme man doet open en vraagt de reiziger te blijven, omdat het al donker is. De vrouw geeft hem een hand en geeft hem wat aardappels en melkt een geit. Ze eten met hem en na een tijdje hoort de Heer de vrouw fluisteren, ze zegt haar man om in het stro te gaan slapen omdat hun gast dan goed kan uitrusten in hun bed. De man vraagt of hun gast in het bed wil liggen en na lang aandringen accepteert de Heer dit gebaar. Het echtpaar maakt een bed van stro op de grond en de volgende dag maken ze een ontbijt voor de gast.

Als de Heer in de deuropening staat, zegt hij dat het paar drie wensen mogen doen die hij dan zal vervullen. De arme man wenst dat ze samen zo lang mogen leven hun dagelijks brood kunnen eten en gezond mogen blijven. De derde wens weet hij niet. Ook krijgt de man een nieuw huis en de Heer geeft zijn zegen en vertrekt. De rijke man staat op en ziet een keurig nieuw huis stuurt zijn vrouw ernaartoe om te vragen hoe dit gebeuren kon. Ze vertelt haar man hoe het zit en de man vertelt dat hij de reiziger heeft weggestuurd.

De vrouw stuurt hem de reiziger achterna op zijn paard en hij zegt de Heer dat hij de sleutel nog moest zoeken, maar toen bleek de reiziger al vertrokken te zijn. Op de terugweg moet de Heer zeker zijn intrek nemen bij het rijke paar en de Heer zegt dat hij dit zal doen. De man vraagt of hij ook drie wensen mag doen, en de Heer antwoordt dat dit wel kan maar niet gunstig zal uitpakken voor de man. De rijke heeft wat hij wil en bedenkt wat hij zal verzinnen.

Het paard begint te bokken en de man roept dat hij wenst dat het zijn nek breekt, waarna het paard neervalt en niet meer beweegt. De eerste wens is vervuld en de gierige man wil zijn zadeltuig niet achterlaten. Hij snijdt het af en gaat te voet verder en vraagt zich af wat hij wensen zal. Hij zegt dat hij wel zou weten wat hij moest wensen als hij die Beierse boer zou zijn. Ten eerste wenste hij een heleboel bier en ten tweede zoveel bier als hij op zou kunnen en ten derde nog een vat bier erbij. Hij denkt aan zijn vrouw die comfortabel thuis zit en zegt: zat zij maar op het zadel, zonder er af te kunnen. En meteen verdwijnt het zadel en wens twee is in vervulling gegaan.

De man krijgt het warm en begint te rennen, hij ziet zijn vrouw op het zadel zitten en ze jammert en schreeuwt omdat ze er niet af kan komen. De man zegt dat hij alle rijkdommen van de wereld voor haar zal wensen, als zij maar zitten blijft. Ze scheldt hem uit voor ezel en ze eist haar te bevrijden. De wens wordt vervuld en het heeft hen niks dan ergernis, scheldwoorden, moeite en een dood paard opgeleverd. De twee armen leven opgewekt, kalm en vroom tot hun zalig einde.

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Het sprookje komt uit Hessen.
Het bezoek van goden of heiligen op aarde om de mens op de proef te stellen komt in veel sagen en sprookjes voor, bijvoorbeeld in de Chinese sage van Fohi en in het verhaal van Ovidius over Philemon en Baucis. In de Europese volkstraditie komt het vooral voor in godsdienstige literatuur (legenden en exempels).
De drie wensen spelen ook een rol in De jood in de doornstruik (KHM110) en De witte en de zwarte bruid (KHM135).
Zie ook De drie mannetjes in het bos (KHM13), Van de visser en zijn vrouw (KHM19) en De zoete pap (KHM103).
De beloning lijkt op de beloning van Vlijtige Liesje en Luie Liesje (ook wel Elsje) in het sprookje van Vrouw Holle (KHM24).
Bezoek van een hogere macht komt voor in kerstverhalen. Denk hierbij aan de drie geesten uit A Christmas Carroll, die een man zijn levenspad laten zien.
Vergelijk ook Vrolijke Frans (KHM81), Speelhans (KHM82), Simeliberg (KHM142) en De geschenken van het kleine volkje (KHM182). Ook het Bijbelverhaal over Sodom en Gomorra heeft overeenkomsten.
Vergelijk Een arme rijke.

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7 August 2013	(Last Updated August 7th, 2013 18:30)
The UK government has published a detailed draft of the contract aimed at providing policy certainty for investors in low-carbon energy generation.
The government is trying to bring a change in the electricity market with the help of the energy bill in order to keep the lights on, decarbonise the economy and minimise costs to consumers.
As part of the changes, a new support mechanism will be introduced through long-term Contracts for Difference, (CfDs) alongside a capacity market.
This is expected to help the country to incentivise up to £110bn of private sector investment to 2020.
According to the government, CfDs are important for low-carbon generation investors as they have to pay the up-front costs of major new energy infrastructure projects.
"The government is trying to bring a change in the electricity market with the help of the energy bill in order to keep the lights on, decarbonise the economy and minimise costs to consumers."
Along with draft terms of the contracts, methodology also has been published, through which contracts will be allocated.
UK Business and Energy Minister Michael Fallon said, "No other sector is equal in scale to the British power market, in terms of the opportunity that it offers to investors, and the scale of the infrastructure challenge.
"The key contract terms have been published in detail to provide the energy sector and investment community with further certainty, so they can get on and invest."
According to the minister, when compared to the existing system of support, the Renewables Obligation, the new support mechanism will make it cheaper to deliver low-carbon generation by around £5bn up to 2030.
"This will put the UK one step ahead in the global race to develop clean technologies, and will support up to 250,000 jobs across the energy sector," Fallon added.
The industry will be able to provide feedback on the draft contract terms over the summer and these views will be considered before the UK Government publishes final terms, which is expected in December 2013.
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Possible create, build, and share ways people can take meaningful action on climate change. Combining individual and local actions with larger systemic change, Possible face our climate dread with a can-do attitude and sense of fun.
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(April 18, 2013) Today Simcoe-Grey MPP Jim Wilson took part in a PC Party press conference to discuss ramifications of the Green Energy Act and made a statement in the House to question Premier Kathleen Wynne again on her willingness to stop the proposal to build 500 foot industrial wind turbines on a flight path of the Collingwood Regional Airport and other airports in Clearview Township.
"I rise today to bring attention to the fact that in addition to the numerous petitions I have submitted and most recently my question to Premier Kathleen Wynne in the House on March 7th, I have still not seen any action from the Premier or her government concerning this dangerous proposal," said Wilson. "I demand that the Premier follow through with what she said and stop this dangerous proposal from going ahead."
Wilson has been waiting months to hear from the Premier on this issue with no success. He has been a strong opponent of this particular renewable energy project due its close proximity to the Collingwood Regional Airport and the aerodrome in Clearview Township.
"On March 7th, the Minister of Energy told the House that the Premier would honour the commitment she made and do something, yet again I've heard nothing," said Wilson. "Meanwhile, Wpd Canada is moving full speed ahead with their application to construct turbines fully ignoring the vast concerns expressed by citizens over safety and the economic impact to our community."
Wilson also reminded the government of the latest data that reveals that the Green Energy Act is costing Ontario tax payers billions while doing nothing to benefit the environment or jobs. He concluded by urging members to support legislation being debated today by his colleague, Lisa Thompson.
"This afternoon, my colleague from Huron-Bruce, Lisa Thompson, will be debating Bill 39, the Ensuring Affordable Energy Act that will ensure that these projects are only built in communities where they are welcomed and wanted and at prices ratepayers can afford," said Wilson. "I hope the Premier will be listening to the important debate and I encourage all members to support Bill 39."
Unfortunately, the Liberals and NDP once again banded together to defeat Bill 39 and ignore the rights and legitimate concerns of rural Ontarians.


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Fast forward a week and we headed over to Star of Hope's Transitional Living Center for women and families (http://www.sohmission.org/NetCommunity/transitional-living). I had done a volunteer event there last year during a leadership program at my company and so knew that there were plenty of kids there, most of whom were probably ready for some new books. During the time between the party and today, I explained to Kat and Erik that not all kids were as lucky as they are. That some kids do not have access to a lot of books, and some kids and their families do not have homes or are going through a very rough time. Kat and Erik got it. They got the idea that we were taking the books to kids who needed them. At one point Charlie said, "Maybe we should read through some of these books first." at which point Kat yelled out, "No Daddy! Those are for kids who don't have any books!" Music to my ears. Not because we didn't want to read them, but because she (and Erik chimed in later) understood the WHY behind it all.
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The Gunners have launched an extensive investigation to discover how so many visiting supporters managed to get into the Emirates Stadium on Thursday
Arsenal have launched a "full review" into the situation that saw far more than Cologne's allocated 3,000 fans attend Thursday's Europa League clash at the Emirates Stadium.
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Kick-off was pushed back by one hour to 21.05 BST due to crowd congestion in London, with a reported 20,000 away supporters said to have travelled from Germany.
Cologne's allocation was set in line with UEFA rules, but thousands travelled without tickets and turned up at the Emirates, with the resulting congestion affecting the ease of entry for home supporters.
Once inside the stadium, some travelling fans are said to have climbed over barriers in order to get into the home supporters' section, where they mixed with Arsenal fans as segregation became impossible for stewards.
After Arsenal's 3-1 win, Arsene Wenger said that he had expected the match to be cancelled, before then admitting that he felt it was the right decision to let the game go ahead as planned as there was "no aggravation".
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The British Council in collaboration with art-group CoolConnections present the Henry IV (part 1) stage play premiere, directed by Gregory Doran and Owen Horsley. The premiere is part of the international Theatre HD project, which features in the UK-Russia Year of Culture 2014 programme.
A live broadcast of the stage play will take place in Moscow on 17 June 2014 at 19:30 at Formula kino cinema «Gorizont» (21/10 Komsomolsky Av.).
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At 15:00 on 17 June the Garazh museum of modern art will host a discussion with Owen Horsley and Aleksey Bartoshevich, critic and leading specialist in theatre studies in Russia on special aspects and modern interpretations of Shakespeare's plays based on the example of Henry IV (part 1).
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Horsley trained at Drama Centre London on the BA directing course taught by Di Trevis.
Owen formed Eyestrings Theatre Company in 2008 with his production of Christopher Marlowe's Edward II at St Andrew's Crypt in Holborn. Eyestrings went on to produce Benjamin Askew's new play In Bed with Messalina, also directed by Horsley, a modern take on the classic story written in verse. Eyestrings' current project is The Duchess of Malfi. A workshop on the play was presented at the Soho Theatre in March 2011, a full production toured the UK in 2012–13.
Owen works as a producer at the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC). In collaboration with RSC's art director Gregory Doran, Owen took part in staging Richard II in 2013. In 2014, Owen became an assistant director of Henry IV (part 1 and 2), which is a logical continuation of Richard II. These two renowned tetralogies, written by Shakespeare during the final years of Elizabeth I's rule, describe and analyse the vitally important and thus problematic change of ruling monarchs.
Henry IV (part 1) stage play is the second chapter of a full Shakespeare project, through which viewers will see a new production of all 36 plays of his First Folio in the next 6 years.
Aleksey Vladimirovich Bartoshevich
Bartoshevich is a Russian specialist in theatre studies, theatre historian, and Shakespeare expert. His main academic studies analyse the stage production of Shakespeare's works in English theatre. Aleksey Vladimirovich is the author of articles published in «Shakespeare readings» collections and in Theatre magazine, monographs including «Shakespeare on the English stage, end of XIX — first half of XX c.: life of traditions, clash of ideas» (1985), «Poetics of early Shakespeare» (1987), «Universally modern: Shakespeare in the theatre of the 20th century» (2003), and also appears in a series of TV shows about Shakespeare's works.
A. V. Bartoshevich is the head of the foreign theatre history department at the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts and head of the division of modern western arts at the Federal Institute of Arts Studies. Bartoshevich teaches the Russian Academy of Theatre Arts course on foreign theatre history, in which Shakespeare and his influence on theatre play a central role. Aleksey Vladimirovich has a Ph. D. in art studies (1995) and has been teaching since 1986. He is also an Honored Scientist (1996), winner of the K. S. Stanislavskiy award, winner of the «Chayka» theatre award in the «Patriarch» category (2004), and one of the first Russian national winners of the Andrey Mironov «Figaro» award (2011).
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The FAA Is Considering a Ban on Samsung's Exploding Smartphones
Matt Novak
Samsung Galaxy Note 7 after sustaining fire damage from its battery (Twitter)
Last week, Samsung recalled roughly 2.5 million smartphones after it was discovered that at least 35 of the devices had spontaneously burst into flames. Make that 35 and counting. But don't worry, if you'd like to bring your Galaxy Note 7 onto a flight, the FAA still hasn't decided whether it should ban the devices on planes. The agency is thinking about it, however.
Gizmodo reached out to the FAA, TSA, and major US airlines this holiday weekend about whether they will restrict the devices from being carried onto flights. Tonight, the FAA finally told us that it's still working on exploring the issue but that no final decision has been made. Any official recall for a battery-powered device like this could mean that the devices wouldn't be allowed on future flights.
"The FAA and the Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration are working on guidance related to this issue," an FAA spokesperson told Gizmodo over email. "If the device is recalled by the manufacturer, airline crew and passengers will not be able to bring recalled batteries or electronics that contain recalled batteries in the cabin of an aircraft, or in carry-on and checked baggage."
If this sounds confusing, that's because it is. Samsung has already "recalled" the Galaxy Note 7, but the South Korean company hasn't actually recalled it the right way. The proper way to institute a recall is to get the US Consumer Product Safety Commission involved from the beginning. Samsung didn't do that. And now, federal agencies like the FAA are left scrambling and days behind, trying to figure out what to do.
Samsung has sold about 1 million Galaxy Note 7 devices worldwide since the new model's introduction in August, and it's voluntarily recalling about 2.5 million Galaxy Note 7 devices that have been produced. Samsung is offering consumers refunds and a replacement product that the company says should be available in a few weeks. But the devices are still for sale in some retail outlets around the United States since Samsung didn't initiate an official recall with the US Consumer Product Safety Commission.
When reached for comment in the past few days none of the major US-based airlines had any plans to ban the phones. Alaska Airlines, Southwest Airlines, and American Airlines told Gizmodo that they did not have any specific plans to ban the Galaxy Note 7 on their flights. Other major airlines didn't return our messages, presumably because "new phone who dis?" But a ban from the FAA—should that come to pass—would be observed by all the airlines.
In late 2015, the FAA banned so-called hoverboards, the self-balancing scooters that became infamous for containing batteries that would overheat and literally burst into flames. The hoverboards were restricted from flights, prompting notable hotheads like Russell Crowe to figuratively burst into flames.
It's not clear how a hypothetical ban on a specific model of phone would be enacted. Would TSA agents look at each phone very carefully? One imagines it wouldn't be that much harder than making sure your toothpaste is in a 3.4 ounce tube rather than a 3.6 ounce tube.
Your potentially explosive Galaxy Note 7 is still welcome on all flights, both domestic and international, as far as the FAA and major US airlines are concerned. At least for now, it is. But please remember that your 3.5-ounce container of toothpaste is a danger to everyone on board. There have been precisely zero cases of toothpaste containers spontaneously bursting into flames in the past month, to our knowledge, but you can never be too careful.
Matt Novak is the editor of Gizmodo's Paleofuture blog
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Can you imagine the shitstorm we'd be flooded with if these were iPhones?


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More than 500 aspiring nurses and health professionals attended a unique careers fair at Welford Road organised by Royal College of Nursing Institute (RCNi).
The free event invites those looking for a career in nursing to meet NHS trusts, hospitals, private healthcare organisations, armed forces and many more employers to find out more about the opportunities available.
The event tours the UK hosting events in towns and cities across the country offering valuable insight and advice, as well as career pathways and seminars for attendees to get involved with.
Hosted in Leicester Tigers hospitality suites in the Holland & Barrett Stand, the space was transformed into a shell-scheme exhibition set-up across the club's Honours suite, Directors Lounge and Premiership suite.
Priya Mulji, events marketing coordinator at RCNi, said: "The purpose of the event is to welcome nurses to come along and take part in a number of CPD accredited workshops and seminars, as well as find out more about the career pathways available to them.
"There's a panel talk with experts, learning zone and the opportunity to network and find out more about the profession. With a host of employers here, some could even walk away with a job offer.
"Welford Road proved an excellent central location as it is close to the city's major hospitals, with the Leicester Royal Infirmary just across the road, as well as a number of trusts and care homes.
To find out more about Welford Road's exhibition and conference facilities, click below or contact our conference and events team on 0116 217 1280 or email [email protected].


To support a collaboration with the Seattle Municipal Archives, Seattle Public Library Special Collections, University of Washington Ethnomusicology Collections, and University of Washington Special Collections to process and create online descriptions for four videotape collections, digitize 1,228 tapes and make them available online, and train a representative at each institution in best practices and methods in digital conversion of videotape. Collections include the Seattle Channel Collection on community and cultural affairs; the Donald Schmechel Oral History Collection of oral histories of 65 individuals prominent in Seattle's growth; the Vi Hilbert Collection on coastal Salish language, songs, stories, and culture; and the Doris Chase Collection on Northwest women's issues.
To support a partnership with the University of Alabama and Cornell University to digitize and provide online access to at least 40,000 fugitive slave ads from U.S. newspapers, 1807-1865. The project will also create an educators portal, create a museum kiosk for visitors to engage with the records, and develop and apply enhanced GIS to aid in the mapping of fugitive slave locations and migrations over time. This project will enhance a database of fugitive slaves in North America based on information contained in newspaper advertisements placed by the enslavers.
To support a partnership with the American Archive of Public Broadcasting to digitize and make available online 3,477 (approximately 4,000 hours) of public radio and television programs (1941-1999) submitted for Peabody Awards by 230 stations across the country. The Peabody Awards honor the most powerful and enlightening stories in television, radio, and online. Archivists at the University of Georgia's Brown Media Archives will collaborate with the American Archive of Public Broadcasting Library, which is a partnership of the Library of Congress and WGBH Education Foundation. Documenting local, state, and national history, the collection ranges from children's programming to documentary to news series.
To support a project that will digitize approximately 180,000 pages and 2,000 photographs from 20 County Cooperative Extension Reports. These reports date from 1913 through the 1960s and contain summaries and detailed narratives by farm advisors and home demonstration agents which document rural life and the development of communities and the region. The project will also arrange a minimum of 100 linear feet and create a demonstration project using the records to engage Merced County 4-H students in tagging and curating digital records. As part of their work, UC Merced will develop a searchable interactive map of county information using ArcGIS Story Maps platform or the Leaflet library and the Calisphere API.
To support a project to digitize and make accessible 10,400 archival records relating to 20th century Japanese-American history from 19 collections, including photographs, organization and family manuscript collections, and oral histories held at eight institutions throughout California. While spanning the 1920s through the 1980s, the collections to be digitized will emphasize World War II interment and post-war years as part of the California State University Japanese American Digitization Project. Densho, an organization committed to preserving Japanese American History, will partner with project participants to build and enhance a Names Registry, an online, searchable database of those Japanese Americans forced to relocation camps.
To support the Eleanor Roosevelt Papers project, including the completion of Volume 3: The Cold War Years, 1953-1955; to edit and publish 178 audio recordings and radio scripts on the ERP Online Audio Archive; and to develop a "My Day" analytics webpage.
To support a project to edit the papers of John Adams and the Adams Family, including the publication of Volume 14 of the Adams Family Correspondence and advance work on volume 15; editorial work on volume 20 of the Papers of John Adams; and add to the Adams Papers Digital Edition.
To support the Presidential Recordings project, including the transcription, annotation, and preparation for publication of secret White House recordings made by President John F. Kennedy in 1963, related to the U.S. involvement in Vietnam.
To support work on the Papers of Thomas Jefferson, including preparation of Volume 42 for electronic publication via UVa Press/Rotunda and Founders Online, and to advance editorial work on Volumes 44-47 of the print edition, including publication of Volume 44.
To support The Papers of Clarence Mitchell, Jr., including completion and submission of the manuscript for Volume 7 (1961-1964) and editorial work on Volume 8 (1965-1968), and to commence work on the digital edition in collaboration with the UVa Center for Digital Editing.
To support editorial work on The Documentary History of the Ratification of the Constitution and the Adoption of the Bill of Rights, including the final two volumes of the States Series devoted to North Carolina's ratification, and annotation of Volume 1 of six expected volumes in the Bill of Rights Series.
To support the Alaska Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including a webinar on electronic records management, a digital Archives Month poster focusing on electronic records issues, and the initiation of a Digitization Archivist Program to increase online access to Alaska records.
To support the California Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including a new strategic plan and workshops and webinars for repositories that wish to enhance their online presence and increase the public's use and understanding of archival records.
To support the Board's programs, including a regrant program, two "Archiving Colorado 101" workshops, and a mentoring program that will offer one-on-one assistance through a series of site visits. .
To support the Connecticut Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including a Traveling Archivist Implementation grant program, basic digitization training for those working at cultural heritage institutions, Connecticut History Day, and Archives Month.
To support the Georgia Historical Records Advisory Board, including regrants, scholarships to attend the Georgia Archives Institute, and an archival training webinar for local government officials.
To support the Idaho Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including regrant projects, a statewide outreach program, and best practices workshops in two regions of the state.
To support the Indiana Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including workshops on records management, electronic records, and archives basics.
To support the Kansas Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including the Kansas Digital Access to Historical Records regrant program, scholarships for education and training, and public outreach.
To support the Board's programs, including at least four workshops or webinars, Archives Month, and updating the strategic plan.
To support the Michigan Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including approximately 20 site visits to institutions across the state that will focus on encouraging the use of best practices.
To support the Missouri Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including free intermediate-level genealogy workshops at seven locations across the state, and a plan of work for 2019-2021.
To support one year of the Montana Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including training scholarships for archivists, a one-day workshop on archives at the annual Montana History Conference, two editions of the Montana Archivist newsletter, an Archives Month poster, the Student Traveling Archivist program, and an Archives Blitz for processing collections at small and underserved repositories.
To support the New York Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including establishing an Implementation Grants program for institutions that have completed archival needs assessments.
To support the Board's programs, including digitization of historical records from selected repositories across the state and making images available through DigitalNC, the website of the North Carolina Digital Heritage Center, and to support training in metadata basics and digitization standards.
To support one year of the Ohio Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including awards for History Day projects, regrant projects, a workshop on educational outreach to students, and the implementation of an Archives Fellowship Program.
To support the Oklahoma Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including a regrant program, training opportunities, Archives Months workshops, a traveling archivist, scholarships for training events, and work with up to six repositories to develop individual preservation plans.
To support the Tennessee Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including a regrant program, the Tennessee Archives Institute, and online workshops on digitization.
To support the Utah Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including awards of at least eight regrants, five site visits to provide direct assistance to repositories, a family history workshop, and maintaining the board's website.
To support the Vermont Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including a pilot Technical Assistance Program to help repositories across the state.
To support the Wyoming Historical Records Advisory Board's programs, including a regrant program, four workshops, a seminar on electronic records, and updating the website and regrant guidelines.


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Recent flooding, fires and storms in numerous areas of the U.S. have nearly depleted the UM Committee on Relief's supply of clean-up kits (i.e., cleaning buckets or flood buckets). Help is desperately needed to replenish the supply.
While the fires in California, floods in Louisiana and problems nearby in West Virginia have captured the nation's attention, UMCOR is actively engaged in disaster response in more than 150 communities across 38 states.
1) PRAY! We are a faith community, and our response should always begin with prayer. Pray for the survivors and people in harm's way. Pray for the first responders who are risking their lives in ongoing search and rescue operations. Add prayers of thanksgiving for all those who are spared death and devastation.
2) DO NOT SEND ITEMS TO AFFECTED AREAS! Completed kits should be taken to a local Mission Central HUB or to Mission Central and they will coordinate shipping throughout the country. Find a listing of all Mission Central HUBs online. Several are in Eastern PA or close to our borders in the Susquehanna and Peninsula-Delaware conferences.
3) West Virginia is scheduling work teams now. Anyone wanting to help can contact me (gellis@epaumc.org) for West Virginia contact information.
4) There are also several ongoing relief efforts still active from previous years. Check out the nationwide list maintained by the North Central Jurisdiction.
5) So what can we do now? There is a critical shortage of Cleaning Buckets, and there is always a need for health kits. UMCOR offers instructions online for assembling Cleaning Buckets and for assembling Health Kits.
6) Finally, review your own personal preparedness. Would you be ready if a disaster struck your home? Is your church ready to continue its ministry in the community in the event of a disaster? It's hard to help others when you also need help!
The Rev Greg Ellis is Eastern PA Conference Coordinator of Disaster Response Ministry & UM Volunteers in Mission. He can be reached at gellis@epaumc.org or 484 350 5965.
Members and friends of First UMC Lancaster will be at the Lancaster Barnstormers baseball game Sunday, August 28 , buying tickets to support their Anchorage Program. The feeding ministry serves breakfast daily, Monday through Friday, to low income, unsheltered and "socially excluded" populations. First UMC is taking over the 30-year old program from another church to keep it going. For every ticket purchased through First UMC the Barnstormers will contribute $4 to the Anchorage Program. Contact the church to purchase tickets at 717-394-7231.
Grandview UMC, Lancaster, will host a second Southwest District dialogue on racial justice, following one convened last August. Several districts planning racial dialogues may gain new energy from the commitment made in July by the Northeastern Jurisdiction College of Bishops to confront racial bias and related concerns.
That commitment, voiced at the NE Jurisdictional Conference, comes in the wake of recent police killings of unarmed black citizens, followed by protests, violence and racial tensions. The bishops are asking churches to "begin intentional dialogue toward peace, to take up the cause of the oppressed and to be proactive in seeking justice and reconciliation." The Rev. Andrea Brown, Grandview UMC pastor, will co-convene the dialogue along with the Rev. Jason Perkowski, Derrick Gutierrez and others.
"Our goal is to host monthly opportunities here in Lancaster County," writes Perkowski, pastor of Faith UMC and Oregon Community UMC, "for dialogue and discernment about how we can work to solve the ongoing struggles for civil rights, social justice, and an end to discrimination, as well as stand against violence and privilege that oppresses." All are invited to attend, and organizers welcome any planning suggestions. Contact Perkowski to RSVP at jbperkowski@gmail.com or 717-333-9238. Directions: http://www.grandviewumc.org/resources/map-a-directions.html .
Like Christ, the Eastern PA Conference will place children front and center at a major training event for adults involved in all forms of Children's Ministry on Saturday, Sept. 10, from 8:30 AM to 3:15 PM, at West Lawn UMC, 15 Woodside Avenue, Reading, Pa.
"Connecting Children with Christ" will welcome anyone who teaches, supervises, advocates for, or works with children in any role-from classroom to choir loft, from nursery to playground, from children's church to kids' camp, and beyond. This event is ideal for anyone who seeks to introduce and connect children with Christ Jesus as their personal guide, friend and savior, and to remove every hindrance to their safety and personal growth.
Please download and share this flyer. Please use this registration form.
A recent UM News Service story reported on children at a Sierra Leone boarding school whose parents are missing or dead from the outbreak of Ebola, which killed about 11,000 people in West Africa from 2013 to 2015. Some students at the June Hartranft Memorial Primary School for Girls in Moyambe face an uncertain future as authorities struggle to locate their parents or learn of their demise. The Rev. Jane Lahai, the lead teacher and a one-time student there, is thankful to First UMC Ephrata for its life-saving support, both when the school was established in 1968 and today, in the wake of both the disease and a protracted, also deadly 1990s civil war.
"There are few things more important to life than water," says Bishop Peggy Johnson in her simple yet profoundly meaningful sermon preached at the Annual Conference Ordination Service. She emphasizes not only the importance of this life-sustaining, miraculous substance but also the lessons it teaches us in so many ways. It is "universal, as is God's spirit." It is cleansing and "transformational." And it "gives eternal life."
Interested in becoming a Certified Lay Minister?
Register now for Orientation/Admission Sessions for the Certified Lay Ministry Class of 2017, which begins in April 2017. All prospective candidates must attend one of eight Orientation/Admission sessions, which are held from September to December at Asbury UMC in Allentown, or at West Lawn UMC in Reading, or at the Eastern PA Conference Office in Norristown. To register see the Orientation/Admission sessions schedule, and contact Judy Ehninger, CLM Program Coordinator at 610-442-3140 or by e-mail at Ehninger@ptd.net. Learn about Certified Lay Ministers on the Christ Servant Ministries website.
Register now for the next Changing Racism class, Oct. 28-30, to gain understanding of racism and ways to change attitudes and behaviors that perpetuate racial bias, discrimination and conflict. Learn to recognize and challenge racial privilege, exclusion and disadvantage, as well as institutional racism, dysfunctional behaviors and internalized oppression. The weekend class, from Friday evening to Sunday afternoon, is led by a pair of expert, diverse facilitators-black and white, male and female-from Visions, Inc. Participants often foster cross-racial bonds of communication and compassion through candid conversation and shared experiences.
The Eastern PA Conference-only class, required for all persons engaged in key ministry roles, will convene at a new location: Daylesford Abbey at 220 South Valley Road, Paoli, PA. Registration-limited to 20 participants -costs $300, and full payment is due at time of registration. (Refunds are issued only for cancellations over 30 days prior to the class.) This is not a commuter event; the registration cost includes a single room and all meals. The class awards two continuing education units (CEUs) and satisfies the requirement for Healing the Wounds of Racism training. RegisterOnline ordownload anduse the 2016 Registration Form . To learn more about Changing Racism, see the article Race Matters: Seeking to bridge the divide .
As the UMC Council of Bishops works to establish a Commission on a Way Forward to address the denomination's conflict between church law and views about human sexuality, it has also launched a parallel prayer initiative called "Praying Our Way Forward." Bishop Bruce Ough, Council president, asked the entire church to "fervently pray that the Holy Spirit will break through and lead us into a future with hope."
The Pennsylvania Council of Churches will sponsor its first ever Shalom Conference Sept. 24-25 at the Hartman Center, a United Church of Christ camp and retreat facility in Milroy, Pa. The council wants to launch a broad, diverse, statewide network of peacemakers that will promote communication and collaboration "to make peacemaking less lonely."
The conference theme, "Creating a Culture of Peace," will focus on holistic sense of peace that seeks wholeness and wellness for all of creation. Organizations and peacemakers who focus on a wide range of issues-including domestic violence, systemic racism, drone warfare, environmental justice, torture, gun violence and interfaith understanding-are invited to participate.
The Crossing, a UM church at 1895 Wrightstown Road, Washington Crossing, PA, will sponsor a major weekend conference for women of faith, from Thursday evening, Sept. 15, to 12 noon on Saturday, Sept. 17.
Planting Seeds for Ministry Growth , presented by Hopewell UMC, Downingtown, PA, is scheduled for Saturday, Oct. 22, from 1:30 to 6:30 PM. Onsite registration begins at 12:30 PM. The annual leadership event will close with a worship rally, following refreshments and fellowship.
Dr. Peter Loedel, West Chester University faculty: "Divided Nation."
Hopewell just announced they will offer something new this year: two extra workshops at 12 noon: "Spirituality and Labyrinth Walking" and "Financial Peace and Stewardship." Find out more by downloading the new, revised flyer and share it with others.
Register on Hopewell's website at www.hopewellumc.org/planting-seeds-2016. For more information, contact Deb Boyd.
Faith UMC in Manheim Township (Lititz) recently broke ground on its new Fellowship Hall and Education Wing. And they did some great PR that gained local media attention for this historic occasion, including a photo and announcement in LancasterOnline. The new addition, which the congregation has envisioned for three decades, will offer a lobby/ welcome area , fellowship hall, six classrooms, serving kitchen and storage areas. Completion of the facility is expected by Christmas.
"I am most excited about being able to invite more community groups to come in and use our facilities," said the Rev. Jason Perkowski, pastor. "One of our goals is to be a community hub for our corner of Lancaster...(and) open our doors to meet the needs of our neighbors." To finance the expansion the church reinvested raised funds with the Mid-Atlantic UM Foundation and partnered with the Eastern PA Conference in its Fulfilling Our Covenant Capital Campaign. View more of District Resource Assistant Kristin Reifsnyder's colorful photos of the historic, family-oriented groundbreaking ceremony on the Southwest District's Flickr photo page.
The NEWSpirit Summer issue is now online. Read on!
Full coverage of the Annual Conference and Northeastern Jurisdictional Conference with in-depth, insightful articles and evocative photos.
Bishop Peggy Johnson's response on her return to the Philadelphia Area.
'Sabbath: Break ... or Brick?' A new retreat for clergy spouses by Julie Anderman.
A proposed Ad-Hoc Study Committee to Evaluate Alternative Fair Voting Methods for Electing Members to Committees and Delegations.
The 3rd Annual Hero Dash & Fun Run will begin Saturday, Sept. 17, at 10 AM.
Arch Street UMC (55 North Broad St., Philadelphia) will host a Lupus Education Conference and Luncheon on Saturday, Sept. 17, from 10 AM to 2 PM in memory of Weslia Hynicka and Robin Whaley. Weslia, the late wife of Arch Street's pastor, the Rev. Robin Hynicka, struggled with Lupus for over 20 years before complications from the disease ended her gracious, courageous life this year. This event, which will involve health professionals and invited elected officials, is designed to provide information on Lupus and to raise funds for the Lupus Foundation as well as the educational outreach ministry of Arch Street Church. See the event flyer for more information. Cost for the luncheon is $20. To register for the event, contact Virginia Brown at 215-240 1148 or ginnybrown617@verizon.net . Or contact the church office at 215-568 6250 or secretary@archstreetumc.org .


A new movie featuring the Peanuts will be coming to theaters in 2015! Blue Sky Studios is behind the movie, and the look is very different than previous Peanuts animation because it will be in 3D.
While it is 3D, it still manages to keep the look of the original animation. Snoopy even has a fuzzy look to him which is interesting. I am kind of excited for this one!


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"""Tests for hover disturbances batch sim client and worker."""

import json
import os
import sys
import unittest

import gflags
import makani
from makani.analysis.hover_disturbances import batch_sim_client
from makani.analysis.hover_disturbances import batch_sim_worker
from makani.lib.python import os_util
from makani.lib.python import test_util
from makani.lib.python.batch_sim import testing_fakes
import numpy

FLAGS = gflags.FLAGS

def MakeFakeLogFile(ts, sim_time, wind_speed, faults_sim, file_name):
  """Makes a fake log file for a worker to consume.

  Args:
    ts: Time step.
    sim_time: Simulation duration.
    wind_speed: Wind speed.
    faults_sim: Simulated fault parameters.
    file_name: Name of the log file.
  """
  test_ts = 5 * ts  # To keep the test fast we sub-sample.
  num_samples = int(sim_time / test_ts)
  ground_z = 15.0
  sim_time = numpy.array(range(num_samples)) * test_ts
  control_time = sim_time

  log_file = test_util.CreateSampleHDF5File(file_name, num_samples)

  with test_util.H5DatasetWriter(
      log_file['parameters']['system_params']) as system_params:
    system_params['ground_frame']['ground_z'] = ground_z

  with test_util.H5DatasetWriter(
      log_file['parameters']['sim_params']) as sim_params:
    # Wind speed.
    sim_params['phys_sim']['wind_speed'] = wind_speed

    # Copy over faults.
    sim_params['faults_sim']['num_fault_events'] = (
        faults_sim['num_fault_events'])
    for i in range(faults_sim['num_fault_events']):
      sim_params['faults_sim']['fault_events'][0, i]['parameters'][:] = (
          faults_sim['fault_events'][i]['parameters'])
      for key in ('t_start', 't_end'):
        sim_params['faults_sim']['fault_events'][0, i][key] = (
            faults_sim['fault_events'][i][key])

  simulator = log_file['messages']['kAioNodeSimulator']
  with test_util.H5DatasetWriter(simulator['kMessageTypeSimTelemetry']) as sim:
    sim['message']['time'] = sim_time

    num_faults = faults_sim['num_fault_events']
    faults = faults_sim['fault_events'][0:num_faults]
    max_amplitude = numpy.linalg.norm(faults[-1]['parameters'][0:3])
    sim['message']['wing']['Xg']['z'][:] = wind_speed
    for fault in faults:
      amplitude = numpy.linalg.norm(fault['parameters'][0:3])
      msk = numpy.logical_and(sim_time >= fault['t_start'],
                              sim_time <= fault['t_end'])
      sim['message']['wing']['Xg']['z'][msk] = (
          wind_speed * (1.0 - amplitude / max_amplitude))

  controller = log_file['messages']['kAioNodeControllerA']
  with test_util.H5DatasetWriter(
      controller['kMessageTypeControlDebug']) as ct:
    ct['message']['time'] = control_time
    ct['message']['hover']['wing_pos_g_cmd']['z'][:] = wind_speed

  log_file.close()

class FakeBinaries(testing_fakes.FakeBinaries):

  def Controller(self, args):
    with open(self._ParseArg(args, '--all_params'), 'r') as config_file:
      config = json.load(config_file)
    self._ts = config['system']['ts']
    self._sim_time = config['sim']['sim_time']
    self._wind_speed = config['sim']['phys_sim']['wind_speed']
    self._faults_sim = config['sim']['faults_sim']
    # Simulate being terminated with SIGINT.
    return -2

  def GroundEstimator(self, args):
    with open(self._ParseArg(args, '--all_params'), 'r') as config_file:
      config = json.load(config_file)
    self._ts = config['system']['ts']
    self._sim_time = config['sim']['sim_time']
    self._wind_speed = config['sim']['phys_sim']['wind_speed']
    self._faults_sim = config['sim']['faults_sim']
    # Simulate being terminated with SIGINT.
    return -2

  def Simulator(self, args):
    return 0

  def PcapToHdf5(self, args):
    log_file_name = self._ParseArg(args, '--output_file')
    MakeFakeLogFile(self._ts, self._sim_time, self._wind_speed,
                    self._faults_sim, log_file_name)
    return 0

class HoverDisturbancesTest(unittest.TestCase):

  SIM_NAME = 'hover_disturbances'
  NUM_WORKERS = 3
  BINARY_MAP = {os.path.join(makani.HOME, k): v for k, v in [
      ('control/sim_controller', 'Controller'),
      ('lib/pcap_to_hdf5/pcap_to_hdf5', 'PcapToHdf5'),
      ('sim/sim', 'Simulator'),
      ('control/sim_ground_estimator', 'GroundEstimator')]}

  @test_util.FlagValueSaver()
  def testClientAndWorker(self):
    FLAGS.wind_speeds = numpy.linspace(3.0, 15.0, 3)
    FLAGS.num_amplitudes = 2
    FLAGS.show_events = False

    patch = testing_fakes.PatchAllFakes(
        binary_map=self.BINARY_MAP,
        binaries=FakeBinaries(),
        worker_factory=batch_sim_worker.HoverDisturbancesSimWorker,
        client_class=batch_sim_client.HoverDisturbancesSimClient)

    with os_util.TempDir() as temp_dir:
      with patch:
        gflags.FLAGS.output_dir = temp_dir
        client = batch_sim_client.HoverDisturbancesSimClient(
            num_workers=self.NUM_WORKERS, sim_name=self.SIM_NAME)
        client.Run()

        self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(os.path.join(temp_dir, 'style.css')))
        self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(os.path.join(temp_dir, 'index.html')))

if __name__ == '__main__':
  FLAGS(sys.argv)
  unittest.main()

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaGithub


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Various Country Stars Revoke CMA Membership For Lack of John Prine Memorial
Jason Isbell and Amanda Shires criticized this year's CMA Awards for not giving a tribute to the late country legend, John Prine. Sturgill Simpson also spoke up on Prine's accord in a since-deleted post: "I just wanted to see if they would say his name, but nope," he said.
A representative for the CMA Awards quickly responded to Shires and Isbell's public bashing of the association. "The CMA Awards broadcast historically does not include an In Memoriam segment. An In Memoriam did air in 2017 to honor the victims of the tragic shooting at Route 91 Harvest festival in Las Vegas. In order to recognize those we have lost each year, the CMA does include an In Memoriam tribute on our website and in our annual CMA Awards Program Guide, which was mailed to CMA members ahead of this year's broadcast. To note, this year's In Memoriam includes those lives lost prior to the program guide's printing deadline of October 14, 2020."
Fans argued over Twitter that instead of quitting, wouldn't Isbell's energy be better spent at working to advocate for change within the CMAs as a lifetime and voting member? Isbell thought otherwise, saying he was uninterested. Several other fans agreed with Isbell, considering John Prine is a pillar in country music. Either way, the CMA Awards let down a lot of people this year, and Isbell won't be the last to pull the plug.


We have marked one line on Discord comparison by red color. We consider this as misinformation at the best, as you have a friendlist feature within TeamSpeak3. So you may easily notice whenever your friend is online on server you connects to (and you can connect to multiple servers). From the list of features, you may notice TeamSpeak is bit more focused on privacy than Discord. Ventrillo generally seems to not have its business in user data, but does not provide publicly its feature list and detailed information and does not encrypt communication correctly to prevent eavesdropping.
Discord is very nice in its text chat features and game overlay. This is place where TeamSpeak and Ventrillo should do some work. However, Discord would need publicly available server side for on-premise installation. It would really help people with their security concerns. We also dislike misinformation and too much aggressive marketing, as we describe in chapter "Facts & myths". Anyway, for people who simply needs to play a game and meet friend the Discord is very good option. For those who do care about privacy is TeamSpeak a better option. TeamSpeak is also better for those who are tech savvy because it has far more options you can configure than any other competitor.
Ventrillo seems to be behind the competition and their authors should do a lot of work to get back close to the no. 1 of the market.
From our perspective, we do care about customer data. We do really care about privacy and we prefer to have control about such things. For those reasons, we're hosting our public TeamSpeak server for gamers community in Czech republic and generally in central europe. We've acquired non-commercial license as it is really just a community service, not the business for us. We've chosen TeamSpeak because we can host it on our hardware and have control about the server side things. Ventrillo does not meet the required security standard for us, Skype has different architecture and Discord also. With Discord and Skype, you rely on the company developing the software it will run their servers for free. With TeamSpeak or Ventrillo, having server side installation package means you can run the service anytime on supported hardware – even if the company bankrupts.
"Discord has better voice quality." This is myth anyway. Discord utilizes the same audio codec (Opus) as other competitors do. The difference is only in configuration. So when users said discord has better voice quality than TeamSpeak, they didn't realized TeamSpeak can be configured to the exact same quality of sound.
"Discord is free, whether TS and Ventrillo is not." Even if this is partially true, we categorize this as a myth. Discord is not free. It makes its money by selling advertisement and by selling data about users they receive and by selling premium features. On the other hand, you can host your own TS server free for up to 32 people – this is quite enough for home users and small groups of gamers. So the sentence is a myth. All of these apps are getting paid, but by different ways. None of these projects are done by community, they are held by private companies, with the same intention.
"Your data are not valuable, so don't care." Another myth. Of course your data are valuable. Otherwise how could be Discord provided completely "free"? They found the way to monetize data they received from you, users who don't care and who's data are not valuable.
"You must have open port for connecting to private TeamSpeak server and this affects your security negatively when using TS." Completely nonsense from technical point of view. The port must be open on router, but on server side to accept connections. Also almost all applications (Discord, VT, TS, Skype but also each multiplayer game) utilizes UPnP or other technologies to open required ports on your home router. Connecting to TeamSpeak server does not affect your network security worse than using any other network app.
"With decentralized infrastructure of private servers, you must be scared what data server owner obtains about you." First, Discord users argue that they don't care about the information primarily. Then when they realize the reality and risks, they come with this argument. However, it just means that you are more responsible for yourselves and actions you take. We consider this as being free. With more security, you are less free. With TS you just need to know who owns the TS server and then you are quite OK. If you have a distrust in random anonymous guy, use for example our TS server – we do not hide from the public view. In case of our server, you know what information are collected and who can access it. In case of our TS server, you can read terms and conditions explaining every aspect on how service works, how it protects your data. And as we mark ourselves as an "IT security company", we do our best to have safe and stable communication platform even for our "afterwork" hobbies.
"Discord is open source." Discord is not open source app. They have on website "Discord loves open source". If you look deeper, it means that many open source communities utilizes Discord for communication. However, source code of Discord (both client and server side) is not publicly available.
Please note, that most of myths are shared by Discord users and we found them on social media. It was not our intention to blame Discord users for misleading information, however, we did not find the same in different communities. This leads to question, why do Discord users share such misleading information and other do not? And we believe the answer is, they're programmed to do so, by marketing of this company. At least partially.
This is the first thing you'll see when you visit Discord.gg: It's time to ditch Skype and TeamSpeak. You can clearly see that main slogan is built on directly attacking Discord competitors. If you visit Skype homepage, TS homepage you won't notice anything like that. Discord gathered such popularity through negativity against its competitors and its users behave in the same way. Or at least those whom for whatever reason stopped usage of other VOIP apps.
We strongly believe in the freedom of choice. Each user should have multiple options to choose from. Actual market provides a lot of options and that's quite correct because it forces whole industry to improve their products. The author of this article however subjectively dislikes the way of how some products are being promoted. We think company should be built on promoting its own qualities instead of pointing to competitors failures. Also we think that hiding facts won't help any company and just slows down the development of whole market.


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The citizens must now use the public, pay-per-use amenities owned and operated by Urine Good Company (UGC) - a private malevolent corporation run by the corrupt Caldwell B. Cladwell. Citizens who try to circumvent the peeing-fee by relieving themselves in the bushes risk being taken away to "Urinetown", a mysterious place where many have been sent but no one ever returns.


This is my first tutorial so please comment and let me know if you find this helpful. I did some searching and found nothing like this yet so I thought I'd contribute, maybe teach a thing or two.
From a design standpoint this really isn't that practical right now, but I thought we could have some fun with CSS 3 and what will be soon available in browsers so D.i.C. members can get the drop on the competition and display some awesome design skills. This also highlights the power of CSS 3 and what the future holds for design!!
The 3D cube will rotate around 360 degrees in place with each side dynamic and clickable only when in view. You could pick any pictures you want as long as they are square in sizing (both height and width are equal). I have yet to test this with .swf and have no idea if that would work.
CSS Animations is one of the enhancements to CSS proposed by the WebKit project that has been labeled "CSS Effects" (eg. gradients, masks, transitions). The goal is to have properties that allow Web developers to create graphically rich content. In many cases animations are presentational, and thus should belong within the styling system.
If you're interested on learning more they are documenting these enhancements on webkit.org and are proposing the specifications to standards bodies. Note that since they are currently features specific to WebKit they are implemented with a -webkit- prefix, although the specifications do not use the prefix.
The good news is that the WebKit on iPhone 2.0 already supports CSS Animations (as well as CSS Transforms and CSS Transitions). The iPhone implementation has been optimized for the platform so you get fantastic performance. Combining animations, transitions and transforms allows for some really impressive content!
You will need Nightly Webkit for your computer in order to test and view your completed cube properly, OR you can use the Safari browser on your iPhone 2.0+!
These CSS features arn't currently supported by modern browsers, only a select one. Because of that, trying to implement this won't be easy until browsers update their support, which will hopefully be soon!
Description: Floating 3D cube using CSS only -webkit & Safari Nightly Browser!
So whats going on here? Inside the <body> tag we added a <div> with an id of container which holds the <div> with an id of shape. The <div id=shape> holds the six sides of our cube, and will be assembled like a puzzle, side by side. I desided to use individual <div> tags for each side of the cube with just an anchor and an image tag in each with individual classes assigned rather than using lists or spans because I find this method of using individual <div>'s easyer for styling and managing the behaviour of CSS's parent/child relationship and keeping things simple for this tutorial example.
So the HTML wasn't to hard was it? Not to much going on, the magic is in the CSS. If you preview what we get in any browser (or your new Nightly Webkit Browser) you should end up with something like a column of images all to one side. This is good, so now it is time to style.
Make a new file and call it style.css and save it inside a folder called "css" in the same directory as the cube.html file. This will allow your <link> path we used in the HTML to work and find the correct stylesheet!
And their we go, we can now start the coding for making the animation and turning the side <div>'s to 3D "space". If you notice we havn't made our side's class yet! We will do this while we add in the CSS markup to create the rotation animation.
Up until now, the only intermediate concept shown was the -webkit-gradient() property. If you're having trouble with anything up until this point, you might want to go back and double check things to make sure you're familiar with their usages and what they do. It honestly comes down to memorization and repetiton.
At the moment, if you preview what we've done so far in Nightly (which you should be doing all along..) it doesn't resemble much like a cube. And it won't for a while FYI, and this is ok.
So what's going on here? Normally when the value of a CSS property changes, the rendered result is instantly updated, with the element in question changing immediately from the old property value to the new property value. Transitions describe how to instead execute an animation from the old state to the new state over time. So rather than change instantly when calling a transition we're telling the CSS that the transistion should be a 2 second long transform instead.
Whats going on here? As a counterpart to transitions, animations provide a way to declare repeating animated effects, with keyframes, completely in CSS! No more flash for this guy!
You can make the name anything you want, for our example I choose spin, since that's what the cube will be doing. For duration I set 30 seconds, this how long the total animation will be start to finish. Interation-count is infinite because I don't want the spinning to end, ever. The direction is how the animation moves and we're going with linear since it should spin across 1 plane out of 3.
But wait! You saved and checked your work and nothing has happend. Thats right. -webkit-animation requires another property to run.
Now here is the fun part: Save your work, refresh your page and now your animation should start to spin! Not a cube yet, but big things are happening! You just made your first animation using only CSS3! Congrats!
Don't stop now, we're so close to bringing it all together.
So since you saved your work and you're being careful (right?) you can have some fun and play around with to's rotateY() and rotateX() paramaters, try some things out and see what happends during the rotation animation. Trial and error here are the best ways for learning some cool combinations.
Whats going on here? -webkit-transform supports a list of functions, where each single function represents a transform operation to apply. You can chain together operations to apply multiple transforms at once to an object (e.g., if you want to both scale and rotate a box at the same time). RotateX() determines the angle in which the container is displayed at. Since a cube has all 90 degree angles, we set it to 90degrees. TranslateZ() determins positions along the Z-axis, which runs front to back in 3-D space. Positive values position the element closer to the viewer, negative values further away.
Pretty cool huh! So using a combination of these two operations we can achieve our cube layout. Save your work and check it out now. As you can see still not a cube yet, we need to do more sides and then you'll see it starting to take effect.
What's going on here? We use -webkit-perspective: to give an illusion of depth; it determines how things change size based on their z-offset. Thus, large values give a little foreshortening effect, and small values lots of foreshortening. Values between 500px and 1000px give a reasonable-looking result for most content. I picked 800, but try out some different numbers and refresh your work to see how it works. Once you're done set it too 800 and continue.
So what's going on here? -webkit-transform-style defines how nested, transformed elements are rendered in 3D space.
If -webkit-transform-style is flat, all children of this element are rendered flattened into the 2D plane of the element and won't be visible in 3D space. If -webkit-transform-style is preserve-3d, this flattening does not occur, so children maintain their position in 3D space and can been seen.
So whats the deal? Well, since elements start at the center of our cube on the z=0 plane, we only need to push .two half of the width of our element to reach the conatiner's edge. Since we set the container's width/height to 200px eariler, we only need to push it 100px to get to the edge of our cube. Try it out: put something larger or smaller than 100px inside and see where image .two goes!
Starting to catch on now after seeing the changes in action?
What's going on here? Like class .one we set the rotateX() and translateZ() paramaters, but this time we made rotateZ(-90deg). This is important since this side is opposite it needs to go the other way! If you don't understand which side is opposite to the other, grab some plain dice from any board game and look which numbers are opposite to which side. That helped me out a lot in knowing which ones to set a positive degree value and which ones negative. The rest is practise and patience.
Any feedback would be appreciated! Please let me know if you've found any errors and I'll try to correct them ASAP! Thanks so much! Happy coding.


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Performed with less skill and precision, a show such as this could easily come across as pretentious or preciously sophomoric. Here, however, the skilled NoExit folks demonstrated a professionalism and attention to moment-to-moment detail that left me regretting missing past work and looking forward to seeing what they have in store—which includes "Thom Pain (based on nothing)," at the Wheeler Arts Community in May.


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