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Travis Barker Is Released And Madonna Blames A Horse
Travis Barker and DJ AM
DJ AM is back performing and Travis Barker was released from the hospital today. But not before posting some pictures on his MySpace page.
In a Murrieta, CA courtroom today, Andy Dick pleaded guilty to misdemeanor charges of marijuana possession and battery. He will have to wear an alcohol-monitoring anklet for a year.
Gary Coleman
Gary Coleman, on the other hand, pleaded not guilty to charges of disorderly conduct and reckless driving.
Ryan and Redmond O'Neal
On Wednesday Ryan O'Neal and his son Redmond were charged with felony possession of methamphetamine. Redmond is in rehab and Ryan is still claiming he's innocent.
Sources close to Madonna and Guy Ritchie are saying the couple started having marital problems back in 2005 when Madonna fell off that horse. Madonna thought it was Guy's husbandly duty to take care of her, but Guy saw things a bit differently.
… Guy approached the whole thing in what she now calls, 'A very British way'. Instead of smothering her with sympathy he said, 'Come on darling, you're a tough bird. You'll be back on the horse in no time'. Guy's approach was that a few broken bones is no big deal – and that there was no point in making a drama out of a crisis. But in Madonna's mind, she could have been killed, and she wanted the full works and to be lavished with love and attention. [CelebSlam]
Selena Gomez Hospitalized. Is There A Bieb-Bun In The Oven?
Jamie Lynn Spears Hates Her Pregnant Body.
Kanye West Hires Media Trainer Monday – She Quits On Thursday
Sean Penn Takes It Back And The Inglourious Basterds Come Out
Richard Hatch Released From Jail, Sent To Halfway House
1989 Loma Prieta Earthquake – Happened In The 80s – October 17th


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EPL 2017/18: Chelsea 1-0 Manchester United: Combined XI
As Manchester United boss, José Mourinho has made two trips to Stamford Bridge and lost both. Today, he looked to reverse that trend against a Chelsea team in poor form. The Blues were defeated 3-0 in Rome during the week and saw this game as a shot at redemption.
The two heavyweights of English football engaged in a tactical duel with major implications for the Premier League title. Chelsea scored the only goal of the game in the 55th minute as Álvaro Morata's jaw-dropping header looped past a stranded David De Gea. The Blues now move into 4th place, only 1 point behind Manchester United.
Here's the combined XI from Chelsea's 1-0 win over Manchester United.
11GK: Thibaut Courtois
The towering Belgian wasn't troubled as much as he thought he would against Manchester United. And it was only in the dying minutes, that he made an important save to thwart Marouane Fellaini, adding to his previous 2 saves.

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Yana Nirshberg
Fluent in Russian and English, Yana is a dynamic serial entrepreneur and local influencer. She is the Co-Founder and Managering Partner at Paradigm Next, a digital marketing agency headquartered in Chicago. Her success at Paradigm Next has come from delivering a seamlessly integrated Brand Experience and a greater measurable return on marketing investment (ROMI). Her company delivers brand identity, integrated marketing, inbound marketing strategy, web-design & development, startup incubation and product development services.
Yana is deeply rooted in the tech startup community in Chicago and abroad, and has strong relationships with emerging seed funds, VC's, startup founders, and collegiate entrepreneurs. Additionally, Yana has had extensive experience in publishing and marketing. She was the Associate Publisher at Today's Chicago Magazine (TCW) and remains passionate about promoting female leadership in the workplace. Yana has been featured on Russia Today, Lux & Concord and Ms. Tech as a global influencer. Most recently, Yana was featured as a guest panelist for Women Driving Excellence 2016.
Shanita Baraka Akintonde, MBA, M.Ed, ABD
Shanita is on a mission to change lives. Utilizing the 15+ years of marketing and media skills she gained working as an account manager for top advertising and PR agencies such as BBDO, Burrell Communications Group, Porter Novelli, DDB and R.J. Dale Advertising, Inc., she is now teaching others how to maximize their potential. Currently, Shanita is Associate Professor at Columbia College Chicago's Communication and Media Innovation Department. To date, her core messages of education, excellence, and empowerment have led this college professor, author, speaker, consultant, wife and mother to engage with thousands of audience members across 30 states. Diversity MBA Magazine selected Shanita as an elite member of the "Top 100 under 50," Award among countless other national recognitions. Shanita is also the proud President of the Alliance for Women in Media, American Marketing Association Communications Chair, First VP of Top Ladies of Distinction, Inc., and Metropolitan Club of Chicago Women Connection's Committee Chair.
Contributing author, "Unleash the Leader Within You"
Certified Speaker & Trainer
Expertise in marketing, higher education, diversity and leadership
Presentations include:
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The C.A.R.E. Factor in Higher Education™
Ain't I A Woman? An Exploration of Female Leadership Styles™
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A results-focused and incredibly dedicated IT project manager with extensive proficiencies in information technology setups, marketing, sales, event planning, charity events, product distribution, product development, business/systems analysis, designing, programming, client relations, programs and support. Rajeev is proficient at serving in cross-functional roles and has a well-rounded background in advanced technical, event management, public relationship and marketing skills. Rajeev possesses a proven track record leading all stages of exceptional women's Network technology integration, program and development efforts, to enhance engagement and consumer awareness.
rajeev is also the Chief technology officer for the global table tennis company, Killerspin, has competed internationally and won many awards. Rajeev has a passion for supporting non-profits and 5% of all ProShopworld.com go to young athletes.
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Borough YMCA - Coach of the Year
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Bay State Games - Doubles Champion
North American Team Championship - Division Finalist
American Team Championship - Division Winner
North India Software Coding Competition - Runner up


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The year 2006 in architecture involved some significant architectural events and new buildings.

Events
 January 9 – Fire destroys Chicago's 1891 Pilgrim Baptist Church, designed by Louis Sullivan.
 January 31 – Ground breaks on Waterview Tower, and the 89-story Shangri-La Hotel in Chicago.
 March 15 – Cirrus apartment building topped off in Helsinki, becoming the tallest building in Finland (until 2014).
 April 10 – Groundbreaking ceremony for the High Line elevated greenway in New York City.
 April 27 – Construction work begins on the Freedom Tower, a replacement for the World Trade Center.
 July 8 – The government of Abu Dhabi and Solomon R. Guggenheim Foundation signs a memorandum of understanding for the building of the Guggenheim Abu Dhabi.
 September 21 – Construction work begins on the Skolkovo Moscow School of Management campus, designed by David Adjaye.

Buildings and structures

Buildings
 February 5 – Madrid-Barajas Airport Terminal 4 inaugurated, designed by Antonio Lamela and Richard Rogers.
 March 1 – The Senedd, the National Assembly building in Cardiff, Wales, by architect Richard Rogers, is opened by Queen Elizabeth II of the United Kingdom.

 April 4 – Busch Stadium, designed by Populous (formerly HOK sport), opened as the new home of the St. Louis Cardinals.
 May 4 – Hearst Tower employees move into the Norman Foster designed, diagrid building near Columbus Circle, in New York City.
 May 5 – Aurora Tower opened to the public as the tallest building in Brisbane, Australia (until 2012).
 May 19 – Mercedes-Benz Museum, Stuttgart, Germany, designed by UNStudio, opened.
 May 23 – 7 World Trade Center officially opens the new building designed by Skidmore, Owings & Merrill at noon, with a free concert.
 May 26 – Berlin Hauptbahnhof (Berlin Main Station) opening ceremony. Design from the winning competition entry by the Hamburg architecture firm Gerkan, Marg and Partners.
 June 14 – Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts grand opening in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, by Canadian Diamond and Schmitt Architects.
 June 16 – The National Library of Belarus opened in Minsk, Belarus in the shape of a rhombicuboctahedron.
 June 20 – Musée du quai Branly – Jacques Chirac in Paris, designed by Jean Nouvel, inaugurated.
 June 26 – Savill Building opens at the Savill Garden in Windsor Great Park, Surrey, with a gridshell roof designed by Glen Howells Architects.
 July – Red Ribbon (bench), designed by Turenscape as part of Tanghe River Park, Qinhuangdao, China, opens.
 July 1 – Robert and Arlene Kogod Courtyard, designed by Foster and Partners opens as part of The Donald W. Reynolds Center for American Art and Portraiture refurbishment in Washington, D.C.
 July 22 – Emirates Stadium, designed by Populous, opened in the London Borough of Islington for the Arsenal Football Club.
 Summer – House of Sweden (the Swedish embassy) completed in Washington, D.C., designed by Swedish architects Gert Wingårdh and Tomas Hansen.
 September – Museum of Modern Literature (Literaturmuseum der Moderne or LiMo) opened in Marbach, Germany, by British architect David Chipperfield.
 September 2 – Bishan Community Library opened in Singapore.
 October – Janelia Farm Research Campus completed in Loudoun County, Virginia, by Rafael Viñoly.
 October 5 – The Arsht Center opens in Downtown Miami, Florida as the third largest performing arts center in the United States.
 October 11 – Eureka Tower a  residential skyscraper, designed by Fender Katsalidis Architects, opens in Melbourne, Australia.

 October 26 – Klaus Advanced Computing Building officially opened on the campus of Georgia Institute of Technology, by American architects Perkins+Will.
 October 27 – Vesteda Tower a  residential tower, designed by Jo Coenen, opens in Eindhoven, Netherlands.
 November – Maggie's Centre, Kirkcaldy, Scotland, a drop-in cancer care centre; Zaha Hadid's first built work in the United Kingdom.
 December 1
 Queensland Gallery of Modern Art, designed by Architectus, opens in Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
 Wayne L. Morse United States Courthouse officially opened in Eugene, Oregon, designed by Morphosis.
 date unknown – America's Cup Building inaugurated in Valencia, Spain, designed by British architect David Chipperfield.

Buildings completed
 January 16 – 10 Holloway Circus is completed in Birmingham, UK, designed by SimpsonHaugh and Partners.
 October 9 – Beetham Tower in Manchester, UK, designed by architect Ian Simpson, who himself resides in the top penthouse.
 December 10 – Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston completed, designed by Diller Scofidio + Renfro.
 December – Megasport Arena in Moscow, Russia.

 date unknown
 Accordia housing development in Cambridge, UK, phase 1 construction, designed by Feilden Clegg Bradley Studios with Maccreanor Lavington and Alison Brooks Architects (Stirling Prize 2008).
 Saint-Pierre, Firminy, France, completed by José Oubrerie to a church design by Le Corbusier (died 1965) begun in 1971.
 CNOOC Building in Beijing, designed by American architects Kohn Pedersen Fox.
 KUMU (KUnstiMUuseum), Tallinn, Estonia, designed by Finnish architect Pekka Vapaavuori.
 Halmstad Library, Halmstad, Sweden, designed by Schmidt Hammer Lassen Architects.
 The New York Times Building in New York City, designed by Renzo Piano and Fox & Fowle.

Awards
 AIA Gold Medal – Antoine Predock
 Architecture Firm Award – Moore Ruble Yudell
 Carbuncle Cup – Drake Circus Shopping Centre
 Driehaus Architecture Prize – Allan Greenberg
 Emporis Skyscraper Award – Hearst Tower
 Grand Prix de l'urbanisme – Francis Cuillier
 Praemium Imperiale Architecture Award – Frei Otto
 Pritzker Prize – Paulo Mendes da Rocha (1928–2021) from São Paulo, Brasil
 Prix de l'Équerre d'Argent – Orléans-la-Source Science Library by Florence Lipsky and Pascal Rollet
 RAIA Gold Medal – Kerry Hill
 RIAS Award in Architecture – Page\Park Architects for Maggie's Centre, Inverness
 RIBA Royal Gold Medal – Toyo Ito
 Stirling Prize – Richard Rogers
 Thomas Jefferson Medal in Architecture – Peter Zumthor
 AIA Twenty-five Year Award – Thorncrown Chapel by E. Fay Jones
 Vincent Scully Prize – Phyllis Lambert

Births

Deaths
 March 9 – Harry Seidler, Austrian-born Australian architect (born 1923)
 April 25 – Jane Jacobs, American-Canadian journalist, author, and activist best known for her influence on urban studies (born 1916)
 May 10 – Nisse Strinning, Swedish architect and designer (born 1917)
 July 5 – Hugh Stubbins, US architect (born 1912)

See also
 Timeline of architecture

References

21st-century architecture

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BATON ROUGE – A new study led by LSU Department of Sociology Assistant Professor Matthew Valasik is the first to show a statistical connection between homicide, blighted buildings and convenience stores in Baton Rouge. Valasik, doctoral candidate in sociology Elizabeth Brault and his former student Stephen Martinez, who is now an investigator in the East Baton Rouge District Attorney's office looked at where homicides occurred in the city in 2016. They found that nearly 25 percent of homicides in Baton Rouge take place within the same areas that comprise about 3 percent of the city.
The researchers mapped out the city to identify where blighted buildings and convenience stores are clustered. Then, they overlaid where homicides occurred the next year, in 2017. The results were stark.
"If you are within a three and a half block radius of a convenience store, the risk of homicide increases five-fold. Similarly, if you live within two and a half blocks of a blighted building, the risk increases by 13 times," Valasik said.
The process he applied is called risk terrain modeling, or RTM, which computes environmental risk factors based on 18 physical locations including schools, liquor stores, banks, blighted buildings, convenience stores and more. The model assigns each factor a relative risk score. Factors with higher risk scores mean those factors are more likely to be associated with higher criminal activity. Blight, which the researchers define as "hazardous to the health, safety or welfare of the public, and/or conditions which are detrimental to property values, economic stability or to the quality of the environment," is a growing problem in the U.S.


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First Half Notes: Seahawks vs Colts
Quick notes and observations from the Seahawks' primetime matchup against the Colts.
At halftime in Seattle, the Seahawks trail the Indianapolis Colts 15-10 in a close game at CenturyLink Field. Here are a few notes from what we've seen so far in the game:
Unfortunately, the Colts lost their second-string center Deyshawn Bond on the first pass play of the game. That's a big loss for Indianapolis considering this is Jacoby Brissett's first game at CenturyLink Field and having communication and a rapport with your starting center couldn't be more valuable on the road in a hostile environment. The Colts are down to their third-string center Adam Redmond after Bond had to be carted off the field.
Seahawks cornerback Jeremy Lane suffered a hip injury in the first quarter and has been ruled out for the game. Rookie Shaquill Griffin has mostly worked out on the outside with Justin Coleman filling in as the slot corner. Coleman, who was teammates with Brissett in New England last year, scored the first touchdown of the game after intercepting Brissett and returning it to the end zone.
The Colts got their first points on the board from a Russell Wilson safety near the end of the first quarter. Falling to the ground, Wilson's knee touched the grass while he still had possession of the ball as he tried to throw the pass to a receiver. The Seahawks started that drive on the one yardline.
Entering Sunday night as a gameday decision, Doug Baldwin has looked good for the most part thus far despite his groin injury. Baldwin has two catches 31 yards, including a beautiful over-the-shoulder 27-yard reception he made on Seattle's first offensive drive.
The Seahawks have been using a mix of Chris Carson and Eddie Lacy in the backfield. They've split carries pretty evenly.
Seahawks defensive end Cliff Avril left the game with a neck injury and will not return.
Wilson was picked for the first time this season in the second quarter looking for tight end Jimmy Graham near the sideline. Colts safety Matthias Farley made the play after the ball was deflected in the air.
J.D. McKissic Scores Twice In Seahawks' Win Over Colts
Defensive Depth Steps Up In Win Over Colts
Pete Carroll Shares Injury Updates Following Win Over Colts
Rapid Reaction: Seahawks 46, Colts 18
2017 Week 4: Seahawks vs Colts Pregame
Pregame photos from the Seahawks' Week 4 game against the Indianapolis Colts.
Seattle Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman catches a pass during warmups before an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Stephen Brashear)
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Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll pats quarterback Russell Wilson (3) on the head during warmups before an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
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Seattle Seahawks players huddle before an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Seattle Seahawks players, including cornerback Richard Sherman (25) and quarterback Russell Wilson, left, huddle before an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll, right, and Indianapolis Colts head coach Chuck Pagano, left, talk on the field before an NFL football game, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Seattle Seahawks free safety Earl Thomas stands on the field before an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Stephen Brashear)
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson huddles with his team before an NFL football game against the Indianapolis Colts, Sunday, Oct. 1, 2017, in Seattle. (AP Photo/Elaine Thompson)
Seahawks Sign DE Alex Tchangam To Future Contract
The Seahawks signed defensive end Alex Tchangam to a reserve/future contract on Wednesday.
Wednesday Round-Up: Seahawks' 2020 Draft Class 'Shaping Into Foundation For Future Success' Says SI's Corbin Smith
Corbin Smith of Sports Illustrated wrote about the members of the Seahawks' 2020 draft class who are becoming foundational pieces of the roster.
Seahawks Relieve Ken Norton Jr. And Andre Curtis Of Their Duties
The Seahawks made changes to their defensive coaching staff, relieving defensive coordinator Ken Norton Jr. and defensive passing game coordinator Andre Curtis of their duties.
Tuesday Round-Up: Russell Wilson Joins Monday Night Football 'ManningCast'
Wilson joined Eli and Peyton Manning on the ManningCast for the second time this season during Monday night's Wild Card playoff game between the Rams and Cardinals.


Randall & Quilter Investment Holdings said it had sold its insurance services business to Midlands based online claims specialist, Davies Group for an agreed value of £20m. Davies also bought Sussex based Total Loss Settlement Services in December 2017, which was its fifth acquisition of the year.
The net cash consideration payable by Davies on the Randall deal, after deducting net debt applicable to the businesses, was approximately £18.6m.
The transaction involved the sale of the entire share capital of JMD Specialist Insurance Services Group and its subsidiaries as well as Randall & Quilter Bermuda Holdings and its Quest subsidiaries.


Today we ran into a problem in our recently upgraded APEX environment. In one of the pages we had a report defined on a pipelined table function. This function also changed a package global variable. The value of that global variable is used as a source for a page item that shows up in the same region just below the report. This ran fine in 4.1, it runs fine when we set the "Compatibility Mode" to 4.1 as well. But if we set that mode to 4.2...the page item shows...nothing !!!
Nevertheless, I combined sessions around APEX, Database Development, Cloud etc into an interesting schedule for the upcoming week...spiced up with the social/networking events as usual.
17 years ago I started at working at CMG. 17 years! That's a long time, and a lot of things have changed during that period. CMG became LogicaCMG. LogicaCMG became Logica. And recently Logica merged with CGI - and the new name will probably be just CGI in a few months or years. So the company grow from a few thousand people mainly in The Netherlands and the UK to over 70,000 worldwide now. And you can imagine the structure of the organisation changed as well, from a team oriented approach to a more multi layered management structure. And, in my experience, meanwhile the culture of the organisation changed from a employee centred company to a shareholder (a.k.a. "money") centred organisation. So Logica as it is now, is a completely different company is the one I started 17 years ago.
No need to say more...impressive list of speakers, great city (I heard), and good fun! All other info and sign-up on http://odtugapextraining.com.
The fourth part of this series of posts will cover Notifications. When you are a user of GMail and using Chrome, you probably are familiar with those little boxes that popup when you've got new mail. Those type of notifications you can create in your APEX application as well - using HTML5!
You can also use this plugin that mimics this feature - to be safe on every platform, but that one will appear in your browser, so that's not a desktop notification.
But how do you create a real desktop notification?
Probably one of the most frequently used HTML5 features is geoLocation. Why? Because it is very easy to use and cool too!
You can check the corresponding example page on http://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/f?p=22115:GEOLOCATION.
Recently I did a presentation with the title "5 cool things you can do with HTML 5". I even did that presentation 3 times within a week: OUG Ireland had the premiere, then OUG Norway and OGH APEX Day as the last one of the week. I've planned the same - or similar - presentation for the upcomig Collaborate and OUG Bulgaria conferences.
For a current project we had the requirement to publish a more or less "glossy" PDF document containing all information about a certain object. One of the bits of information was...an image.
<fo:instream-foreign-object content-type="image/jpg"> <xsl:value-of select=".//PHOTO"/> </fo:instream-foreign-object> (where PHOTO is the alias of the clob column).
But, the good news is, you can (rather easy) use the jQuery framework to tweak the result that's returned from the datepicker.
Wouldn't you like to talk to your APEX app?
Of course you are familiar with Martin Giffy D'Souza's blog talkapex.com (if you're not, check it out - it's really worthwhile). But wouldn't it be nice to not only talk about APEX, but also to APEX?
The only thing you need is a recent version of Chrome (11 or up) and a microphone. And then...just by entering "x-webkit-speech" to the HTML Form Element Attributes of your input item, you have speech-enabled your application!


My husband just left to head back to his RV home in Reno, NV. We are big fans of Survivor, so we are now affectionately calling his other home—RENO ISLAND (like Redemption Island). We figure the two are similar–a place where he finds his own food, works to help us survive and is away from everything he loves and appreciates. He is on his own.
I have to constantly say to myself that there is a point to our separation—A JOB=MONEY=SURIVAL! So, I am beginning to think it does have something to do with 'the root of all evil!' haha. Smile.
So, as my sweet husband drove away yesterday & the tears rolled down my face & my daughters, I have to remember to have a grateful heart. Gratitude is everything in any situation. You can either decide to be consumed by frustration and anger, or find a place within your heart to be grateful.
So, this morning I am adding some quotes to help me feel more gratitude & to focus on the gift of it in all we do.
I am banking on the above quote—We will NOT be the same people after two months. I do not believe we are the same people after two weeks of being apart. My gratitude for my husband made me appreciate a deeper level of appreciation for him, this sacrifice, his everything. I appreciated hearing his whistle even more. I hugged him even tighter. I cried even harder this second time he left. I believe through the struggle we become stronger in some way.
I have always loved this quote because it is so true. I am still waiting for the feeling of confusion to turn to clarity, but every experience is what you turn it into. I pray we can turn this into an even better vision for tomorrow.
You can always find so many things you are grateful for right now!! Since my husband has been gone he has mentioned a few of the 'comforts of home' he misses. It may sound funny, but he missed the cheese & bread we usually buy. He misses going to our local gas station & buying his favorite soda. He misses our shower, because now he showers in either a KOA shower (used by numerous people) or his tiny RV stall (which is 3 x 3). I am not complaining. We are extremely grateful for the RV. We are by no means destitute or living on the street, but I know this experience will help us learn a few things about ourselves, our relationship and all that we take for granted. Think of some things you take for granted & are grateful for. LIST THEM.
I am grateful to have my little family, even though we are apart. Separation truly does make the heart grow fonder. (I have learned that!). I am grateful to breathe, to smile, to walk, to smell fresh air, to take warm showers, to see the beautiful, blue sky, to hug my daughter, to talk on a phone, to have my parents still close, to have a home, to have a job, to have clean water, to live in freedom, to have a healthy body that can move, to walk through forests, to feel the sunlight upon my face, to play with my dog, to dream, to create, to write, to have an abundance of food, to hear my dog bark (haha–he is crazy), to see butterflies, to see the change in light outside, to…there are so many things if we take a moment to notice. What are you grateful for? Think about it.
I just finished reading Pam Grout's book, Thank & Grow Rich. It was a great read and I would highly recommend it. It is full of wonderful stories, ideas, activities and overall good!! I think if you can finish a book and it leaves you feeling better, learning something, and taking good things away from it…AWESOME!! So, with that, I wanted to share some of my favorite highlights (my literal highlighted points). Enjoy!! I am only going to put some because I do not want to spoil the book for you in any way. Read it and take the good from it!
THANKS PAM for your inspired book!!
"When you get on the joy and gratitude frequency that I write about in this book, you radiate an energy that draws things into your life. The right people serendipitously walk across your path. The answer to a troubling question miraculously appears.
"Once you come into coherence with your real self, a sacred being with no beginning and no end, you can get on with creating beauty and expanding love. You can give up the grasping and the clawing, the pointless plans to protect your linear self.
"Sh*t happens. And I would be the first to agree. However, 99.9 percent of life, even during the sh*t storm, still operates in perfect working order, continues to run as efficiently as that annoying Energizer Bunny.
Right now, for example, my body is emitting two and a half tons of atmospheric pressure that keeps me from flying off into space. That is a friction' miracle–99.9 percent of my life is a friction' miracle.
The skirt you wanted to wear to work is wrinkled in the laundry basket.
The freeway is crowded with bozos on their cell phones.
Your boss doesn't get you.
You were created from stars.
Free liquid falls from the sky–do you know how remarkable that is?
Each of your cells has thousands of mitochondria that create energy so you can give the finger to me and all the other optimists.
I'm not suggesting we play ostrich and stick our head in the sands of la-la land. But why devote so much of our lives to the one-tenth of one-percent that isn't working? Deal with the wrinkled shirt and the boss… and… never forget that your body's 100 trillion cells came from the division of one single cell.
That is all I am going to share. There are some great quotes, statistics, stories. There is SO much more, but I did not want to "spoil" it. This gives you a tiny glimpse of her message. Take the time and take the good.
With the US Independence day this weekend it makes me reflect how blessed I feel to be free. I think many Americans have no idea how free we are.
This past week I was drawn to a small red box film called, Desert Dancer, that was the true story about an Iranian dancer named Afshin Ghaffarian. This movie gave me a whole new perspective on how naive I am to the freedom I enjoy each and every day.
Afshin grew up unable to dance & was actually punished as a young child for dancing in his childhood school. His story was one of needing self-expression, desire, passion, and seeking to live from his heart. This movie opened my eyes further to understand those countries that live in such suppression. It made me try to imagine how it would be to have to hide a passion; to have to break rules to live a dream; to seek a better understanding of a world so torn and broken and to finally have a taste of freedom.
As we celebrate our freedom, I challenge all of you to share a prayer of thanks for the wondrous freedoms we live each day. Peace. Love and Freedom to all.
To all of you who are feeling less than free. May you find it in your heart today.
I have been driving my daughter and her two friends to school each morning and found it to be a great time to share some daily life lessons. These girls are thirteen, at a pivotal age where everything and everyone around them is defining who they are becoming, who they are listening to and who they will follow. I figured this was a perfect opportunity to share with them good things every morning to start their day.
I figured maybe some of you may enjoy a few daily life lessons you could share with those you love–enjoy! I am going to put a few at a time and then post them, so take what you like and share them while you are driving your kids to games or dance lessons or share them around the dinner table or bed time. Good things are always good for the whole family. The whole world! Enjoy and share the inspiration.
GET GRATEFUL: This morning I shared with them a video clip of a girl who got cancer when she was nine & had to have her leg amputated, but what they did with part of her leg was inspired. Check it out.
I also shared with them the story line of the movie, "Miracles from Heaven" which shared the story of a ten year old who got really sick from her lower intestines becoming paralyzed and how hard it must have been for her to not be able to eat real food. She had to be tube fed (through a tube down her nose) or supplemental pills.
I then shared with them how my niece (age 12) had just been to the dentist and was told she had 4 teeth that were like that of an 80 year old person and she would need to anticipate them falling out.
The Life Lesson: get grateful that you have a healthy body that can eat, that can run, walk, dance, rock climb, jump, and is capable of anything. We often take that for granted and waste our time, sit on our butts and don't get outside and walk or take a bike ride or try something new. We take for granted our healthy bodies. I challenged them to remember that next time they were complaining of going on a walk or not wanting to do something active. They need to get grateful and get going!
EVERYONE HAS A CHOICE: Life Lesson–You don't have to do anything…you don't have to be happy, you don't have to be sad. It is a beautiful freedom to feel, be, do, say and become anything we want. We have a choice every day to decide the direction we want to go in–positive or negative. We decide how we react to any situation and we decide what we learn from every situation. We have a choice every single moment of our lives.
Velcro Story Swiss amateur mountaineer George de Mestral loved the outdoors and his daily walks with his dog. What he didn't love was the burdock seeds that clung to his wool pants and his dog's fur. He found the burs incredibly annoying until the day he wondered why they stuck. By profession, George de Mestral was an engineer and inventor. He examined one of the burdock seeds under a microscope and was astonished by what he saw. The bur consisted of hundreds of tiny hooks that grabbed into the loops of thread in the material of his pants. This fool-proof, nature-made fastener became the inspiration for Mestral's 1948 invention Velcro®.
Velcro® sales were somewhat slow the first couple of years, but Mestral never gave up and concentrated on tweaking his product to perfection. By 1955, over sixty million yards of Velcro® sold in that year alone making the inventor a very wealthy man.
If a person's attitude is positive and they are willing to look for the positive within every circumstance and relationship no matter what, then they will make Velcro® out of the weeds.
Adopt a Velcro® attitude about life and "stick" to it! Copyright Mary M. Bauer.
Thomas Edison's laboratory was virtually destroyed by a fire in December, 1914. Although the damage exceeded $2 million, the buildings were insured for only $238,000 because they were made of concrete and thought to be fireproof. Much of Edison's life's work went up in spectacular flames that December night. At the height of the fire, Edison's 24-year-old son, Charles, frantically searched for his father among the smoke and debris. He finally found him, calmly watching the scene, his face glowing in the reflection, his white hair blowing in the wind.
Life Lesson: No matter how bad things may seem or how hard life may get, your attitude makes all the difference. Thomas did not focus on all he had lost, he found great value in beginning again. It was how he chose to look at the disaster.
Well, continue to look for my posts called, 'life lessons' and enjoy the tidbits, the stories, the life lessons that inspire us daily.
Oh, how precious life is. Oh, how precious are the gifts we are given each day…health, comfort, freedom, family, joy, suffering…I awoke this morning to my sweet daughter crying in pain from an earache. My heart struggled seeing her in such pain. I took little soothing remedies and got her calmed down. I looked at her and prayed that she would sleep in comfort and feel better. I also looked at her and had a tinge of sadness for parents who watch their children struggle with harsher illness and feel like they are helpless. I instantly had a feeling of relief and gratitude that she does not suffer daily.
These are the moments where I find myself even more grateful to have those I love close to me. We often take those closest to us for granted, so here is an opportunity for all of us to gain a greater understanding of our feelings, of our gifts of the wonderful people around us. *Think about the following questions regarding any important person in your life: What would I be missing if that person were no longer in my life? In what specific way would I miss that person? And, What would I like to say to this person if I only had one more chance?
This is a big question & one that only YOU can answer. I know for me, I definitely take for granted that I was blessed to be given a daughter to hold, raise and love. I take for granted the little things that I daily am able to do like walk, see, hear, taste yummy foods, hold my husband's hand. I take for granted that my parents are still alive and that they are still together after 40+ years of marriage. I take for granted the freedoms of where I live. I take for granted that I can read. I take for granted that I can freely learn anything I want. I take for granted that I can speak clearly & share my thoughts and ideas. I take for granted creativity, time, talents…There are many things that I take for granted at different times. I think we all do, but I have had a couple of experiences recently that have made me see a little more clearly.
This past school year I have been volunteering & helping with the schools "service club." We offer this little club to kids who need a place to go, who want to do little projects for needy children in other countries. It's been a wonderful experience. The woman who heads up the club was a great example to me of selflessness. At the beginning of the year she was going through her own personal crisis–her husband was in need of a kidney transplant. It was an emotional roller coaster each week watching her deal with her husband put on dialysis, trouble with doctors, having moments of hope that a sister was a good match & then learning she wasn't emotionally the right match…on and on. She continued to come to our little service club despite everything going on at home. What I have not mentioned is that she also has physical challenges. She walks with a cane and hobbles in pain everywhere she goes. Her hip is displaced leaving one foot higher than the other, so she has to buy $50 shoes that help her walk.
I have watched this woman all year handle all these personal struggles with a positive attitude, a can do personality, a sheer determination to make it all work. Luckily, her husband in the last couple months did have a family member who was a good match & the transplant was successful. yay!
Later that same day I walked the path from my home, passed the pavilion [the one we had talked about] and kept walking. I thought long and hard & looked to the heavens and said, "thank you for the gift of being able to walk." I can't even imagine being bed-ridden, being imprisoned in a body that can't function how it is meant to. It was a huge lesson in taking something for granted.
We all sat silent thinking about how hard that would be. Needless to say, it gave us a greater appreciation that we have our families still with us. I think there are moments where we all take that for granted.
Watch this beautiful video. This guy's fiancé was in a terrible accident that left her with brain damage & he has stayed with her trying to get her to a better place. What a journey of selfless love. Beautiful.


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Psychalive Presents: Joyce Catlett - "Self-Reflective Approach to Becoming a Better Parent"
Important things to remember when helping a struggling teenager.
Learn signs you can look for that may help you recognize if someone is suicidal.
Psychalive Presents: How Can You Help Someone Who's Suicidal?


Come along for a Heritage Open Day at Explosion Museum as The Provincial Society showcase a range of heritage buses which used to travel around the Gosport area between 1940 and 2000.
The Provincial Society present a static display of heritage (Gosport & Fareham) Provincial buses in the Explosion Museum Car Park. Climb on board and explore them. Talk to the owner/drivers about the history of the buses and how they preserve Provincial's heritage.
And 'Ding Ding! Hold Tight!' for there will be some free rides throughout the day taking visitors around Gosport to experience a journey in an old bus. The bus stop will be located near the static display area in the car park. All journeys will call at Gosport Bus station.
Wheelchair and pushchair access around the exterior of static displays only. Need to be fit and healthy to climb onboard heritage vehicles. Blue Badge Parking is available on site and accessible toilets are within the cafe area of Museum.


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Financial Profile
Research Analyst, Youth Development, Criminal Justice, and Employment
Henderson's research focuses on evaluations of criminal justice policies, programs, and systems as well as employment and training, noncustodial parent, and youth development programs. She plays a central role in multiple aspects of the Pretrial Justice Collaborative project, a study of pretrial supervision techniques and court appearance rates in eight jurisdictions across the country. She also works as the lead analyst for the impact evaluation of New York City's Supervised Release program, a bail alternative intended to reduce the use of pretrial detention and reliance on money bail while ensuring defendants' appearance in court and maintaining public safety, and serves as a data manager for the Procedural Justice-Informed Alternatives to Contempt demonstration, a random assignment study testing new approaches to working with noncustodial parents who have fallen behind in their child support payments. Across these projects, Henderson's responsibilities include managing the acquisition, processing, and analysis of multiple data sources; research design; impact analysis; the collection of qualitative data through on-site observations, document reviews, and interviews; and report writing; Her past projects include the Youth Villages Transitional Living Program Evaluation and an evaluation of the Re-Integration of Ex-Offenders Program. Henderson earned a BA in sociology from Cornell University and is currently a doctoral student in the Sociology Department of the University of Minnesota, Twin Cities.
MDRC Publications
Evaluation of Pretrial Justice System Reforms That Use the Public Safety Assessment
Effects in Mecklenburg County, North Carolina
Cindy Redcross, Brit Henderson
The Public Safety Assessment (PSA) assesses the likelihood that a defendant will commit a new crime or fail to appear for court hearings, information that then can guide decisions about release conditions. This study presents the effects of the PSA and related policy changes in Mecklenburg County, NC.
Evaluation of the Re-Integration of Ex-Offenders (RExO) Program
Two-Year Impact Report
Andrew Wiegand, Jesse Sussell, Erin Jacobs Valentine, Brit Henderson
RExO increased the number and types of services received by participants and improved their self-reported labor market outcomes as well. But there is little evidence it had any impacts on recidivism or other outcomes. Further, the impacts on employment, while statistically significant, are quite small in practical terms.
Pretrial Justice Collaborative
Kristin Porter, Bret Barden, Melanie Skemer, Chloe Anderson Golub, Brit Henderson, Viktoriya Syrov, Lily Freedman, Emily Brennan
Jurisdictions across the United States are taking steps to reduce the number of people who are detained in jail unnecessarily while awaiting trial. In particular, they are seeking to reduce the use of cash bail as a mechanism to ensure court appearance. Many jurisdictions have introduced risk-assessment tools to inform release decisions and pretrial supervision...
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MDRC Center for Criminal Justice Research
Dan Bloom, Melanie Skemer, Bret Barden, Chloe Anderson Golub, Brit Henderson, Ann Bickerton
The objective of the MDRC Center for Criminal Justice Research is to help build a more effective and equitable criminal justice system through clear, rigorous, and actionable research evidence. We partner with national and local criminal justice agencies, policymakers, and community-based organizations to assess reforms, practices, and programs that seek to increase...
Pretrial Justice Reform Study
Bret Barden, Lily Freedman, Brit Henderson, Chloe Anderson Golub
Many jurisdictions across the United States are rethinking the "front end" of the criminal justice system — the pretrial period between an arrest and the disposition of a criminal case. Often these reforms focus on the initial decisions that judges and other court stakeholders make about whether to detain defendants in jail while they are awaiting trial, and on the use...
Process and Impact Evaluation of New York City's Pretrial Supervised Release Program
Melanie Skemer, Brit Henderson, Bret Barden
Supervised Release ( SR ) offers judges across the five boroughs of New York City an alternative to money bail by providing the option of pretrial release supervision. Eligible defendants include individuals facing certain misdemeanor and nonviolent felony charges who are not at high risk for felony pretrial rearrest based on a locally developed and validated risk...
Youth Villages Transitional Living Program Evaluation
John Martinez, Dan Bloom, Michelle S. Manno, Melanie Skemer, Brit Henderson
Most of the children who are placed in out-of-home care through the child welfare system exit to a "permanent" placement with a family member, or they are adopted or placed with a legal guardian. However, more than 20,000 young people each year "age out" of care, usually when they reach age 18. Most of these young people entered foster care in their teens after having...
Reintegration of Ex-Offenders Random Assignment Evaluation
Dan Bloom, Brit Henderson
The number of people incarcerated in the U.S. has quadrupled since the 1970s. The more than 600,000 people who are released from prison each year face a range of obstacles to successful reentry into the community. Perhaps not surprisingly, outcomes are often poor: Two-thirds of those who are released from prison are rearrested and half are reincarcerated within three...


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import {decrypt, encrypt} from "../../utils/utils";

export default class KeyLabel extends React.Component {
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Fast-tunable resonators and quantum electrical circuits.
In this thesis, measurements on superconducting electrical circuits that exhibit quantum mechanical effects are presented. Nonlinear superconducting circuits can be regarded as artificial atoms with energy spectra that can be engineered. The artificial atoms can be used as quantum bits for quantum computation. By coupling the artificial atoms to the electromagnetic field inside a transmission line resonator, quantum optical effects can be studied in these electrical circuits. The possibility of using a frequency tunable transmission line resonators for coupling of superconducting quantum bits is investigated. Tunable superconducting resonators consisting of coplanar waveguide structures, terminated to ground in one end via a superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID), are characterized. By applying a magnetic field to the SQUID loop, the boundary condition of the resonator changes leading to a change in resonance frequency. A change of the resonance frequency by more than 250 linewidths is demonstrated. It is also demonstrated that the resonator can be tune by several hundred MHz on a time scale that is much shorter than the photon lifetime of the resonator. Circuits containing both one and two transmon qubits coupled to the resonator are characterized. Quantum mechanical interactions between the resonator and the qubits, in form of vacuum Rabi splitting, are observed. Coherent control of a single qubit coupled to the resonator is demonstrated by performing Rabi oscillations of the qubit. In the two qubit case, coherent interaction between the qubits is observed in terms of a nonlinear scaling of the coupling strength between the resonator and the collective two qubit system. Measurements on a strongly driven single Cooper-pair box, using a quantum capacitance readout, are also presented. A rich structure in the response is well explained in terms of longitudinal dressed states of the single-Cooper pair box. When measuring the response of a single-electron box, a gate dependent excess dissipation is observed. The dissipation is understood by considering the internal dynamics of the single electron box. The excess dissipation is modeled as an effective resistance named the Sisyphus resistance.
tunable
Sisyphus resistance
CPW
circuit-QED
transmon
Kolletorn (A423), Kemivägen 9, Chalmers Tekniska Högskola
Opponent: Professor Andreas Wallraff, ETH Zurich, Schweiz.
Martin Sandberg
Chalmers, Mikroteknologi och nanovetenskap (MC2)
Forskning Andra publikationer
Tuning the field in a microwave resonator faster than the photon lifetime
Applied Physics Letters,; Vol. 92(2008)p. 203501-
Technical report MC2 - Department of Microtechnology and Nanoscience, Chalmers University of Technology: 156


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Add title to wizard framework
Added by Ryan McFall over 12 years ago. Updated over 12 years ago.
Ryan McFall
Each page needs to be able to provide a title to the wizard so that it can be displayed at the top of the WizardFrame
#1 Updated by Ryan McFall over 12 years ago
Completed, with titles added for each page in the wizard process.


Cluster of nearly clear quartz crystals from the Little Arkansas Prospect in Montgomery County, North Carolina. No damage. Back and bottom of specimen are rough, front or display side has sharp lustrous crystals. Measures 3 x 2.25 x 2 inches ( 7.5 x 5.7 x 5 cm).


Our transformational coach training programmes are delivered by a tightly-knit group of professional coaches, supervisors and development professionals.
Our faculty have worked closely over the last 10 years, which enables them to create a highly inspiring, impactful and intimate learning group experience.
Damion Wonfor has hand picked our core faculty team based on their specific expertise as coach trainers, coaches (internal and external), coach supervisors and examiners to maintain the highest standards of quality for our courses.
Our programmes are deliberately run using a small faculty to maintain the consistency and high quality experience for our participants.
Our Operations Manager is Vanessa Rogers (you can read more about Vanessa here).
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West Wittering beach is the ideal place to learn to Surf, SUP, Windsurf and Kite so why not book onto one of the 2XS Watersports Courses.
The water is clean (it's a blue flag beach) and the conditions vary with the tide providing a playground for complete beginners and experts alike.
2XS is based at West Wittering, a premium windsurfing, kitesurfing and SUP centre that offers a beautiful beach (West Wittering Beach), great club facilities (a modern club house, changing rooms with hot showers, WIFI, a kitchen and free tea and coffee), a jet-ski rescue service and equipment storage. Visit our club pages to see what's on offer.
2XS at West Wittering have been running watersports courses since 1991 and over the last 11 years, 2XS has pioneered kids' watersports tuition in its Rippers programme which has excelled in teaching children as young as 5 years old how to windsurf, surf and power kite.
Simon Bassett, the owner of 2XS and West Wittering Windsurf Club, has developed and rolled out a coaching programme for SUP instructors as the BSUPA Head Coach. In 2006, 2XS was one of the first SUP schools and since then they have succeeded in teaching hundreds of people how to stand up paddle surf.
2XS has also been featured in the BBC News, Observer, London Lite, Metro, Times, Times Magazine and Brighton Argos.
An evening session gives the group 1.5 hours on the water.
We have worked with a number of groups, friends, doctors, stag/hen parties, schools/colleges. We run corporate days for a range of companies including Nokia, Nandos, Vodafone, Sweaty Betty, Heineken, Montezumas all with different needs.
A full day gives the group 4 hours on the water.
A half day gives the group 2 hours on the water.


...in our house. That's us pretty much all week. I thought we would finally have a break from the non-stop rain today. Wrong! We just had a torrential downpour in the last hour, with lightning and thunder to boot. The power was on and off before that so I turned my computer off. Ugh! Right now there seems to be no light at the end of the rain tunnel because the weekend's forecast is pretty much the same.
Since we couldn't go out [at all] throughout the week, the little one and I have been trying to amuse ourselves with whatever catches our fancy. The TV is on pretty much all day. My computer is of course on as well pretty much all the time. We've been messing around with the webcam I have on my laptop taking pictures our pictures. Yep, kids' play. After our first 'photo session', I was surprised to see what I saw in our pics. Me! I mean my face. I guess the lighting from outside somehow highlighted every nooks and cranny of my face that it seems I'm not using any kind of skin care at all. I try to take care of my skin but I only do the minimum so to speak. Well, after seeing what I saw I may have to start thinking about kicking up my skin care regimen a couple of notches up. Sigh! Age is starting to show and I am not liking what I'm seeing.
is st.petersburg anywhere near you? d#2 might go there in december for a week of training.
yeah i heard about the non stop rain. i have a friend vacationing there since last saturday. i don't think they are enjoying rhe rain at all. dito naman sa jersey ang mainit.


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The All Gen Gamers return for their highly anticipated episode 200!
Join Pete, John, Jason and Ben as they celebrate Episode 200 LIVE!! Streaming on Petes Twitch Page, the boys talk about Games they have been playing, Pete's thoughts on new Sonic, Halloween Horror games/movies, amazing AGG Memories, their next big event at Portland Retro Gaming Expo, No Man's Sky Drama, Forza Horizon 3, Gamester talks about E3/PAX highlights, Heine's new Twitch Drum performances, Ben get even sexier with a static image and much much more!


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Buyx ist der Familienname folgender Personen:

 Alena Buyx (* 1977), deutsche Medizinethikerin und Hochschullehrerin
 Michael Buyx (1795–1882), deutscher Geometer


Rachelle and Rob had the perfect evening to tie the knot island style with their toes in the sand for this Maui wedding. With the sun shining and friends and family close by they exchanged vows in a beautiful ceremony performed by Reverend Kahu Kamuela. It was easy for our associate photographer to capture breathtaking images of this couple, they were so natural in front of the camera, not to mention very photogenic!! Mahalo to Rachelle and Rob for choosing Simple Maui Wedding to help you create your Maui beach wedding!!


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Wintersleep – The Great Detachment
Heute erscheint The Great Detachment, das sechste Album der kanadischen Indierock-Band WINTERSLEEP. Exklusiv für Popmonitor haben Sänger und Gitarrist PAUL MURPHY sowie Drummer LOEL CAMPBELL die neuen Tracks kommentiert…
PAUL: I had the riff/lick for this song and was going through the chords for a while with a general melody in mind but not a ton of lyrics. It had this Americana quality to it and reminded me of The Band, Neil Young or Richard Thompson. I came across a poem called "America" by Whitman and other stuff from Leaves of Grass. The enthusiasm and hope Whitman had for "America" really struck me. The word "America" now calls to mind something not so harmonious to the extreme, but I guess the initial spark for the lyrical side of the song was an attempt to connect to the hope in the concept that Whitman is conjuring.
PAUL: Loel had two versions of this tune that we merged together into one. We worked together refining the melody/chords and lyrics a bit in the chorus section and second verse. Tim had this great part that became the bridge and that gave it its dramatic finish. This is a simple love song about wanting a second chance, but also knowing it's past the point of getting back. There's a realistic, adult sense of knowing it's beyond reach without feeling resigned. I think of Elvis when I hear it. There's something very "Suspicious Minds" in the sentiment for the "character" in the song. Maybe it's also because Tony kept telling me to sing the chorus like Elvis.
LIFTING CURE
PAUL: The song has this really bold, joyous thing going on. I feel like when something feels super joyous sounding it's nice to try and spice it up with a measure of misery lyrically, just to keep it grounded. If the speaker in "Amerika" is an eternal optimist, the character in this song is a realist. It's about drifting through old haunts literally and figuratively, getting past old dreams, dreaming new ones, living up to who you think you should be.
LOEL: I think I had the chords for this around 2010. Tim and I lived side beside each other at that time and I sent it over to him through email one night. The next day he was like "come check this out". He had written the lead line. From there Paul went through a bunch of different vocal ideas and settled on the approach on the record that almost has this Bee Gees quality in the verse. He also had the bridge chords in another song and fit it into this. Spent a lot of time getting the ending of the song right as it morphs into this slowly ascending theatrical section.
PAUL: I don't know if I'm giving away my age, if that's a bad or good thing, but the first time I knew someone loved me who wasn't my mom or a family member was via a handwritten letter from a beautiful young girl in my grade 11 class. This song is about that feeling, knowing someone intimately, and loving someone who loves you back. The moment of realizing that.
PAUL: This one was written during a big break between recording Hello Hum and touring it. The first line, "on the way outside," was a text I got from a friend. The phrasing was kind of cool. I had a guitar and sang the text for fun over some chords I was playing through. The rest of the song kind of spilled out from there. I think of this song as a conversation someone is having with someone else or maybe more an internal monologue someone is constructing that they'd like to tell a loved one or friend.
PAUL: I came up with the lyrics and melody on a walk through a busy Montreal street when I moved back there in 2010 from the east coast. I'm from rural Nova Scotia so it felt a bit overwhelming moving back for the first few weeks. By the time I got home I had a ton of lyrics and a general idea for the song, being this panorama of a busy city street. Loel thought of the beat for it late in the Hello Hum tour cycle. The beat sounds like walking through a city and also has this industrial, relentless quality. Tim came up with the sweet minor note turn around part in the bridge, which made the song feel more dramatic, and paved the way for the vocal part in that section. Tony had the idea for the Russian stule bvs in that part, which you can hear if you listen close!
PAUL: I remember wanting this to sound like "Faith" by George Michael, "Sweet Emotion" by Aerosmith and that Snoop/Pharrell song that has a hook that sounds like bottles being opened. Loel came up with this dope Bo Diddley type beat for it and a thick, cool sounding shaker part, which brought it into this cool, tropical yet clubby territory. He refined the riff to make it hookier and so it'd work with the drums. It became sort of a hybrid of Buddy Rich era music, surf music and Graceland era Paul Simon. When we recorded it we decided to go with the latter vibe overall, but incorporated the original beat and all the cool stuff that made that first version of the song interesting. The album title, "The Great Detachment", came from a line in this song. The lyrics are about checking in on yourself from time to time. Trying to be a better human.
PAUL: This tune was a jam Loel originally intended to put on a solo record he was working on. He wanted me to help him do the vocals, which turned into "why don't you just sing it?" A few weeks later we were demoing it for the Wintersleep record! His voice sounded awesome on it but I guess he just wanted me to sing it. We tried to make it as Violent Femmes as we could production-wise, just to fuck it up a bit. Love the mix Gus & Werner did for it.
LOEL: I had the music done for this for quite a while, came about around the same time as "Santa Fe". Had been playing around with lyrics for probably a year until me and Paul got together and hashed them out in an afternoon. It is about a terrible break up where both parties are pulled apart emotionally and physically. Stress, anxiety, fear of failure or failure played into this tune.
LOVE LIES
PAUL: This song makes me feel really nostalgic of my teenage years- driving at night in my hometown Yarmouth, Nova Scotia. Yarmouth vibes creep into every record at some point it seems. The town is built around the ocean, so you could drive with a view of the ocean for miles and miles. It's bit of a secret companion.
PAUL: I was younger. Loel wrote a sick beat for it within minutes of hearing it. Tim made up the coolest lead guitar part also within minutes. Loels' performance on record is the secret sauce. I think we may have caught it on film actually, the performance. It's a largely minor key song and with darker lyrics. The energy of the performance is so needed to make it feel fun and uplifting and not feel too stark or downtrodden. Geddy Lee plays on it, which still makes me feel giddy. If there was an instrument he could play with his eye balls I'm sure he'd be able to! That evening, we were having a lot of trouble with the bass line. The song didn't feel as lively as it should in the end. Someone was like, "what would Geddy Lee do?" jokingly, and Tony was like- "oh, the best bass player in the world? He'd make it incredible. Why don't we just ask him?" So we did! Apparently he'd heard us before and liked us and was into trying something!
WHO ARE U
PAUL: Loel reminded me recently that this lyric was sort of born out of girl trouble he was having. He was dating this lady but she was hurting his feelings and not being very open with him about where they were with things. He said at some point that he was talking to her about something thinking "who are you really?" That sparked the chorus for this song. There's only so much you can know about another person if they don't really open themselves up to you. Tim, Loel and Tony really wanted to approach the production channeling a chill Travelling Wilbury's / Jeff Lynne vibe as much as possible. I was trying to deliver the vocal a bit more desperate, almost sort of over-emotionally just to give a bit of counter-point.
WINTERSLEEP
The Great Detachment
(Caroline / Universal Music)
www.wintersleep.com
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package hardware::sensors::hwgste::snmp::mode::sensors;

use base qw(centreon::plugins::templates::hardware);

use strict;
use warnings;
use hardware::sensors::hwgste::snmp::mode::components::resources qw($mapping);

sub set_system {
    my ($self, %options) = @_;

    $self->{regexp_threshold_numeric_check_section_option} = '^(temperature|humidity)$';

    $self->{cb_hook2} = 'snmp_execute';

    $self->{thresholds} = {
        default => [
            ['invalid', 'UNKNOWN'],
            ['normal', 'OK'],
            ['outOfRangeLo', 'WARNING'],
            ['outOfRangeHi', 'WARNING'],
            ['alarmLo', 'CRITICAL'],
            ['alarmHi', 'CRITICAL']
        ]
    };

    $self->{components_path} = 'hardware::sensors::hwgste::snmp::mode::components';
    $self->{components_module} = ['temperature', 'humidity'];
}

sub snmp_execute {
    my ($self, %options) = @_;

    $self->{snmp} = $options{snmp};
    $self->{results} = $self->{snmp}->get_multiple_table(
        oids => [{ oid => $mapping->{branch_sensors}->{hwgste} }, { oid => $mapping->{branch_sensors}->{hwgste2} }]
    );
    $self->{branch} = 'hwgste';
    if (defined($self->{results}->{ $mapping->{branch_sensors}->{hwgste2} }) &&
        scalar(keys %{$self->{results}->{ $mapping->{branch_sensors}->{hwgste2} }}) > 0) {
        $self->{branch} = 'hwgste2';
    }
}

sub new {
    my ($class, %options) = @_;
    my $self = $class->SUPER::new(package => __PACKAGE__, %options, no_absent => 1);
    bless $self, $class;

    $options{options}->add_options(arguments => {});

    return $self;
}

1;

__END__

=head1 MODE

Check HWg-STE sensors.

=over 8

=item B<--component>

Which component to check (Default: '.*').
Can be: 'temperature', 'humidity'.

=item B<--filter>

Exclude some parts.
Can also exclude specific instance: --filter=sensor,10

=item B<--threshold-overload>

Set to overload default threshold values (syntax: section,[instance,]status,regexp)
It used before default thresholds (order stays).
Example: --threshold-overload='sensor,CRITICAL,^(?!(normal)$)'

=item B<--warning>

Set warning threshold for temperature, humidity (syntax: type,instance,threshold)
Example: --warning='temperature,.*,30'

=item B<--critical>

Set critical threshold for temperature, humidity (syntax: type,instance,threshold)
Example: --critical='humidty,.*,40'

=back

=cut


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