Last May housing activists obstructed over a dozen buses ferrying tech workers in the Mission District of San Francisco. Their weapon of choice were e-scooters, a proclamation that shared scooters are treated better than the city's homeless.
With yellow signs in hand and a makeshift barricade constructed, the protesters grasped their phones and tweeted #techsploitation and #scootergate in what seemed like self-aware irony. Many were quick to deliver cyber blows to any polar views. It's no wonder many tech workers are now self-conscious of their tech swag as the industry's reputation continues to decline.
This is the path of resistance we follow. When protesters take to the streets, we also take to the screens.
Meanwhile, an undercurrent of research indicates that technology augments hostility. The online disinhibition effect. The road rage you unleash within the confines of your car; translated to the shield of your smartphone. When we use technology we dislike as a tool to fight technology we loath.
The natural next step would be joining the techno-moral panic. Tech is the culprit of our cataclysm, the cause of endless evictions; we passionately update our Facebook statuses to tell the world.
Political divides ignited, our screens beget pedestals to rant within our respective choirs, and bifurcate from whom we oppose.
But what if—rather than succumbing to hatred of the other—technology can be used as a tool to moderate perspectives? What happens when we use technology to manipulate our own environment for good?
That's the central question behind Deborah Slater Dance Theater & John Fesenko's new work, In Civility Pt. 2: Outrage Machine, as part of Combustible Residency 2018 at CounterPulse.
Intersecting art & technology is not unfamiliar territory for Fesenko. At Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, he worked on Synaptic Motion, a Jodi Lomask/Capacitor work that borrowed Fesenko's neuroscience background to create a psychosomatic 3D virtual reality flythrough.
Slater embraces creative technology as an opportunity to work with someone who is supposedly an enemy as a model for sharing space. "Knowing the other part of the equation in a battle always changes your relationship to the other person," she explains of her collaboration with software engineer John Fesenko.
Audiences may conclude their work is another attempt of SF's art cannon to shed light on tech's gentrifying forces. But in Outrage Machine, the technology carries consciousness. One that opens a window toward human awareness through Slater's poetic dramaturgy.
Rather than cause=effect installations typical of most creative tech works, Fesenko is creating an immersive 3D volume enabled with sensors. The effect: Technology moves beyond the stage and breathes life into the dance vocabulary and washes into the audience. A work-in-progress of Outrage Machine illustrates the performers moving with colored projections in organic unison, as if Fesenko wrote his code to function as another choreographer.
Indeed, as the residency progressed, Outrage Machine took surprising directions. Initially the work scripted both performers—Hien Huynh and Derrick Harris—as walking to a protest together only to discover they're rallying on opposite sides of the protest. Thereafter, the battle lives through their screens.
But personal histories shaped the narrative arc more than technology could.
While Huynh's family was fleeing Vietnam in the 1970's, Harris's father was an American soldier stationed in Vietnam. "There is an amazing correspondence to them historically. In Hien's case, his family has not talked much about their history, and he's now asking them questions," remarks Slater.
Personal stories morphed into rehearsals as both performers brought their perspectives to the work. "Watching the dancers evolve emotionally in the rehearsals has been quite striking," observes Fesenko.
The dancers succumb to their primal animalistic selves, battling within the depths of their limbic systems as accessed via screens. The tension is violent and one wonders how much personal catharsis is unleashed in the quarrel.
In this sequence, we see Huynh and Harris mirror each others' movement, a recognition of shared humanity. As each performer struggles just to survive the battle, there is something close to empathy that begins to resonate. "Sometimes that intimacy of fighting someone can be very revealing," Fesenko declares.
Are we supposed to translate the performers' conciliation as a lesson to our political divides? As artist/activists, should we celebrate the tech industry's successes?
To Fesenko and Slater, Outrage Machine does not attempt to reach false conclusions, but rather, translate to a more sophisticated understanding of other perspectives. "It's important to have evolution in the face of this constant barrage of incivility in order to indicate that there's some hope," Fesenko remarks.
Such hope, in the larger tech industry, could be a product of social resistance and the use of the very technology that activists protest. The ever-increasing pressure on the tech industry —advanced via Twitter and organizing online—to take social action is resulting in calls for progressive tax measures to fund homelessness and tech businesses to improve their social footprint.
In lieu of Fesenko's coding, what happens when we operate outside the expected bounds of our scripts, when our movement is no longer traced by the technology that follows us? Can we enter our innate primal psyches in search of greater truth? What happens when we can't hashtag the fight?
It would be too optimistic to conclude tech workers and activists are seeing eye to eye, but if there's anything that Slater and Fesenko suggest, along with the creative technology discourse at large, is that our struggle is vital for shared space, and eventual social transformation.
In Civility Pt. 2: Outrage Machine premieres Thu-Sat, Sept 13-22 as part of CounterPulse's Combustible Residency performance showcase.


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West Virginia man with 17 felony convictions pleads guilty to gun possession
CHARLESTON, WV (WOWK) — The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) announced that a man with a long criminal history pleaded guilty on Monday to being a felon in possession of a firearm.
Court documents state that Tytus Lamaar Shields, 34, of Parkersburg, West Virginia, was arrested on Nov. 22, 2021. The DOJ says authorities searched Shields' home and found a Ruger semi-automatic pistol, which he admitted he owned.
Lynchburg teen convicted of second armed robbery
Shields admitted he knew he could not have a gun because of previous felony convictions for drug trafficking and corrupt activity in Ohio. His criminal history includes 17 felony and 16 misdemeanor convictions, the DOJ says.
Shields' sentencing is scheduled for March 16, 2023. He faces 10 years maximum in prison, three years of supervised release, and a $250,000 fine.
Investigators of this case included the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms, and Explosives (ATF), the Parkersburg Narcotics Task Force, the Parkersburg Police Department, and the West Virginia Division of Corrections and Rehabilitation.

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Q: SOLR - need to create core dynamically (from php script) I have one core defined as my template for creating the rest. I need to create new core from my template examle core. New core configuration will be only slightly different. Schema - the same, data config also the same, except some jdbc connection details (database schema/username/password).
I can make copy my core directory, add corresponding core definition to solrc.xml like this <core name="NewCore" instanceDir="NewCore" /> and then edit my data config xml file, then restart solr (webapp on tomcat).
It works, however I need all of this to be done automatically from php script. End user will create new page and there should be new core automatically created for it.
What is the best way to do what I want?

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Wahlenbergfjorden, traduït en català com a Fiord de Wahlenberg, és un fiord situat a la costa sud-oest de l'illa àrtica de Nordaustlandet, a l'arxipèlag de Svalbard, Noruega. Amb 46 quilòmetres de llargada i 15 d'amplada, és el cinquè fiord més llarg de l'arxipèlag, i el més llarg de l'illa. La seva boca s'obre a l'estret de Hinlopen, que separa l'illa de Spitsbergen de la Nordaustlandet.

El fiord es diu així pel naturalista suec Göran Wahlenberg (1780-1851) i ha estat conegut per aquest nom almenys des de la dècada del 1930. La glacera de Wahlenbergbreen a la Terra d'Òscar II, a Spitsbergen, també s'anomena així per a ell.

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Fiords de Svalbard

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Johannes Geis, né le  à Schweinfurt, est un footballeur allemand qui évolue au poste de milieu de terrain au FC Nuremberg.

Biographie

Le , Schalke 04 annonce la signature de Johannes Geis jusqu'en .

Statistiques

Palmarès
 Greuther Fürth
 2. Bundesliga
 Champion (1) : 2012.

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Footballeur allemand
Joueur du SpVgg Greuther Fürth
Joueur du 1. FSV Mayence 05
Joueur du FC Schalke 04
Joueur du Séville FC
Joueur du FC Cologne
Joueur du 1. FC Nuremberg
Naissance en août 1993
Naissance à Schweinfurt


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The Intermarche supermarket in Trégueux is taking a big step forward by choosing a new cascade refrigeration system that combines energy efficiency and sustainability.
Now more than ever, Performax™ LT is the right refrigerant to meet the needs of large and medium size stores whose managers are looking to save energy.
Mr Pierme, the manager of he Intermarche store in Tregeux agrees, "Every month we pay close attention to our energy consumption and do all we can to lower its substantial impact on our budget."
Located near to St Brieuc in the department of Cotes-d'Armor, France, the 2,225m2 Intermarche decided to increase its sales floor by more than 30% (to 3000m2). Central Froid was consulted to replace the old cooling equipment that ran on R22, R408A and R404A. The company's geographic proximity and the recommendations regarding new technologies made by Mickael Rouxel, Director of Central Froid since 1st August 2008, attracted attention, and so work began in late 2011.
The solution centred on a Performax™ LT / CO2 cascade installation for the environmental benefit of refrigerants and the energy savings of R407F.
As the supermarket was not going to be closed during the expansion, technical solutions were needed to ensure constant refrigeration. The operation therefore proceeded in several phases over 4 months, with 4-7 technicians working to ensure the smooth-functioning of the operations.
The refrigeration installer recommended that a CO2 / R404A system came first, in order to be able to continue working with the existing linear compressors that used R404A, and to add the new refrigeration equipment planned as part of the expansion.
Designed following a detailed study of needs, the system is made up of two central HK Refrigeration units, each equipped with variable speed drives in order to limit energy consumption and short-cycle starts, and to manage the compressors' operation in order to best meet the needs of the various cold units. The Danfoss electronic expansion system is equipped with AKCC 550 and AKCC 750 controllers.
The CO2 low-temperature central unit is made up of three Bitzer 2EHC-3K-40S compressors which supply four linear compressors and two -25C frozen chambers. The medium-temperature central unit, loaded with 500kg of Performax LT supplied by the distributor Rolesco (Rennes office), includes four Bitzer compressors (3 x 6h25-2Y / 1 x 6H35-2Y) and a floating HP, and generates cooling for 14 work rooms, the air conditioned premises, and 18 linear compressors. In the condensation section, a EXL 14A 50S SR plate heat exchanger with power of 150kW is installed to retrieve heat for the supermarket air heaters.
Until April 2012 when construction was complete, the installation ran on R404A.
Afterwards, a R404A/Performax LT retrofit was carried out at night, and completed in 8 hours. The installation was fully drained, the R404A was retrieved in accordance with regularatory requirements, and then the Performax LT was injected by the installation's liquid line. In order to avoid emptying the display cases, the installer recommended using dry ice. This measure also made it possible to avoid temperature increases and a resultant risk of CO2 leaks, due to the very high pressure of the fluid.
Overheating adjustments were performed. Direct cooperation between Mr Rouxel and the companies Honeywell, Danfoss and Climalife proved necessary in order to configure the electronic control system initially designed for R404A to work with R407F. This case study enabled the control system's manufacturer, Danfoss, to integrate his new refrigerant into their equipment. The same was true for Siemens, which was contacted for its Polycool expansion valve, which is installed on the CO2 evaporative condenser.
On-site operating readings were taken on 16th August 2012. Three months after service began, the results speak for themselves. With more cooling units (12m more medium-temperature display case linear compressors, 10m freezer linear compressors, three air-conditioned laboratories added: pastry, fish, and a cheese counter), and a 30% expansion of the store, Performax LT has reduced the electrical bill for cooling, as it does not cause power consumption to increase.
The absorbed current as measured with the Performax LT is 10% less on average than with the R404A. In practical terms, these energy savings match the theoretical estimated values.
Already convinced of Performax LT's performance from previous installations, Mickael Rouxel was pleased with the results achieved using this new system. "This refrigerant is a reliable product that shows promise for the future. Since April 2011 we have been using it regularly and have had no negative feedback for the systems in service. No leaks have been found and there is no need to change the seals on the solenoid valves." This installer feels it is his duty to remind his end customers every day of the benefit of putting low-GWP fluids in order to preserve the environment and offer more energy-efficient solutions. "I'm 31 and after my years of working in Switzerland, I know that we need to take care of the environment and make it an important part of our lives."


It is behind the Government High School. A pair of tombs is housed in this. The floors of both the tombs are at a very considerable elevation, as the graves have been built at floor level. Both the buildings have galleries within the domes. Afzal khan's cenotaph is at a distance of about four km from the gate way of Shahapur. There is a mosque too. Afzal khan commenced the construction of his own splendid tomb in his lifetime. But he was not buried in the tomb. About one km towards south of Afzal khan's tomb are his wives' tombs on a masonry platform consisting of 11 rows of graves. There are 63 graves and one is empty. It is said that Afzal Khan believed in one astrologer's prediction that he would never return to Bijapur when he went to meet Chhatrapati Shivaji Maharaj, and had all his 64 wives drowned before his journey, except one who escaped. That is how one grave is empty.


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      data: {
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      dataType: "text/html",
      success: function(response) {
        popUpDialogForAlerts("dialog_info", jQuery.parseJSON(response).message );
      },
      error: function(html) {
        popUpDialogForAlerts("dialog_info", i18n.errors.register.callFailed);
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    $.ajax({
      type: "POST",
      url: "/portal/portal/request_sms_by_user",
      data: {
        "userName": username
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#ifndef TA_NCURSES_INPUT_CHAR_AGENT_H
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With the success of Apple TV, there has never been a better time to get your content on television screens of viewers all over the world. Although the initial task might seem daunting, Apple's Television Markup Language (TVML) can get your project up and running in a hurry. Very briefly, building an app for tvOS with TVML means creating a client (on the device) and a server that hosts the content similar to a standard webpage. This means that a TVML solution is quite friendly for developers with web development experience as most projects will require very minimal native tvOS development.
Using these tools, a "standard" tvOS app for displaying video content is already partially completed. Apple's predefined templates provide you with a headstart that is not available with pure native development. So even if your end-goal is a native app, TVML is a great option for quick prototyping.
So what are these templates? Templates are well-defined blueprints that provide your app with the standard look and feel of the Apple Tv while still remaining quite configurable. To get a better understanding of what these templates can provide, imagine (or open in another window) your favorite video streaming service. Think about its layout and how you expect clicking within the application to react. Now, compare these concepts/layouts with the structures in these examples.
Chances are good that at least one of the examples above closely resembles what you were envisioning. The truth is, there are only so many ways to conveniently display a list and even fewer to display a fullscreen video! For reference, the examples above were the Catalog Template,, the Stack Template, and the Product Template.
When is TVML not a great match?
Although TVML can be very helpful in common situations, it may not be the solution for your next project. If in the exercise above your app didn't match up with the templates, you are probably a good candidate for going native. Although before you do, I highly recommend investigating some of the other templates available. Whereas TVML may provide a quick and dirty way to get a generic app up and running, applications that require intricate design features or interesting functionality will likely benefit from developing natively. By providing most of the iOS SDK, native development provides you with more control over functionality and appearance. Not only does this allow for fancy animations, but it also feels quite familiar to iOS developers too. And, developing in xCode means auto-complete and standard integration with your commonly used libraries.
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No justice in BBC Sports Personality of the Year award
Hugh McIlvanney
December 13 2009, 12:01am, The Sunday Times
Respect for the men and women in contention obliges us to see the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award as rather more than an agreeable diversion on a winter Sunday evening. But doing so hasn't always been easy. Since early in the award's 56-year existence the list of winners has been so littered with eccentricities of inclusion and omission that it can never be considered even a passably accurate reflection of what has most quickened the pulses and exhilarated the senses of the broad mass of sports enthusiasts in this country over the past half-century.
The selection process that comes to its 2009 climax in Sheffield this evening is, of course, governed by the kind of public vote that creates a constant danger of…


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London hails electric cabs for a fare to a "different world"
LONDON (Reuters) - London's black cab has gone electric - and it's just hit the roads.
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Asian stocks fall amid concern about Georgia Senate vote
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Asia shares hit record, Nikkei restrained by risk of Tokyo virus curbs
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This 'fakeaway' is so good, even better than the Chinese version if I'm honest. I was never really a fan of the takeaway style of spice bag so I decided to make it myself. There are many different variations online for this recipe but this is my own take on the popular spice bag. This recipe is enough for 2 servings so just double up on ingredients if you need to feed more people!
250g chicken fillet breast, chopped into bite size pieces.
50g (1/2 cup) of ground almonds.
Preheat oven to 180c (fan oven).
In a bowl mix the ground almonds with the ground white pepper and half of each of the cayenne pepper, chilli pepper and paprika. In another bowl, whisk the egg.
In a pan heat the coconut oil over a medium heat. Dip the chicken pieces into the egg, then coat with the spiced ground almond and fry for 3-4 minutes on each side.
Add the peppers, onion, chilli pepper and crushed garlic to the chicken and gently toss.
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Finally serve and chill! Perfect Saturday night takeaway.
Serves 2, each portion has 660 calories, carbs 60g, fat 27g, protein 46g.


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Athletics Schoology Transportation Enroll
R.H. Gettys Middle School
Gettys Greatness
JV & Varsity Sports
Sports Physical Form
COVID Informed Consent Form
Code of Conduct and Sportsmanship
Parent/Guardian Concussion Acknowledgement Form
Parent/Athlete Information Sheet
Concussions: Must-Read for Young Athletes
If you have any questions regarding middle school athletics, contact Rick Strickland at 397-3996 or rickstrickland@pickens.k12.sc.us.
Athletics play an important role for many students at Gettys Middle School. Participation on an athletic team is a privilege and we encourage students that are interested in a sport we offer to try out for their sport of interest. Our goals for athletics at Gettys Middle are to help athletes realize the value of participation, commitment to a team, develop teamwork, good sportsmanship, and to learn a good foundation of the sport. Parents need to support their athlete, the team and the coach, regardless of the outcome of an event.
Seventh and eighth grade students may participate in interscholastic athletics at the middle or high school level. All students must have a current physical, a signed concussion awareness form, and a signed Covid Informed Consent Form signed on file before trying out for or participating on any team any team. Both forms are available at Gettys Middle or you may print them from the Athletic section of our web page. We will need a copy of a birth certificate for every athlete before they can become eligible for participation. Students must maintain passing grades to be eligible for participation on athletic teams at Gettys Middle.
Middle school athletics requires a commitment on the part of the student and his/her parents. Athletes are expected to attend all practices and games. If a student must miss practice for a valid reason (sickness, death in the family, etc.) then the coach must be notified prior to the scheduled practice/game by personal contact, phone call, e-mail, or written statement by a parent. There are consequences for missing practices/games.
Athletes need to keep in mind that they are representing Gettys Middle School at all times both at school and at athletic events. Our athletes are expected to display good sportsmanship and behavior at all athletic events. Athletes are expected to be positive role models for other students in school.
Each coach will have their own policies, procedures and requirements for the team they coach. Coaches will hold a meeting with parents and athletes at the beginning of the season. The coach will go over their policies, procedures and requirements at this meeting. All team members are expected to follow the team expectations.
Athletic teams available at Gettys Middle School are basketball, cheerleading, football and volleyball. Our students are also allowed to participate on the following athletic teams at Easley High School: Cross Country, Golf, Soccer, Softball, Tennis, Track and Field, and Wrestling. A shuttle bus is available after school to take students from Gettys Middle School to Easley High School. Parents must pick their athlete up at Gettys Middle School or Easley High after practice or games.
Parents play a vital role in the development of student athletes and the success of the Gettys Middle School sports program. Therefore, we expect parents to support the team and coaches regardless of the outcome of the game, to be polite and respectful to visiting teams and families and the referees.
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Let's talk about the Cricut Explore Air™ 2 . Here's a post about the machine set up and getting started.
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The Cricut Explore Air™ 2 machine is $299.
And then of course you'll need the supplies to go with it.
I'd recommend getting a bundle deal...then you'll have enough supplies to get started right away.
So it is a little bit of expense up front.
There are so many different things you can do with your Cricut.
Which in many cases is justification enough for getting a machine. My husband and I always say "the minute you need a tool, it's already paid for itself". So we never hesitate when buying tools. Even if you are buying the machine for personal use and you have no intention of actually starting to sell your work, buying the machine is very economical. Anything and everything from cutting letters and shapes for school projects, making custom gifts, cutting vinyl for home decor or leather jewelry just to wear! There are many benefits that will save you money over time.
But I'm still a cheapskate super frugal and want to make sure it can really pay for itself. Like it's paying rent to sit on my desk.
I started my vinyl cutting journey about 5 years ago and it only took me a couple months to pay off the amount of money I spent on my first machine. I cut custom canister labels. I didn't have a big blog back then, I set up an Etsy shop. I didn't advertise it at all. They just found me!
Imagine if you advertised a little! Post your Etsy listings on Pinterest, that generates a lot of traffic.
There are rules about using stock images from Cricut Design Space...you should NOT sell those. You will have to design something uniquely yours.
I did black vinyl labels, sold in a set of 6. The buyer could pick the words they wanted on them.
I charged $12.00 total (everyone loves "free shipping"). I was able to make more than $400 just selling these casually on Etsy in a few months. Just 35 orders and I had my machine and vinyl paid off.
It was just one continuous listing. Imagine if you added other listings.
Bumper Stickers are another fun vinyl thing to sell! People love decking their cars out with fandom, geekery and much more silliness. Make up one sticker of each design you have in mind, photograph it and list it for sale. If there is more interest, you can make another!
The nicest thing about selling vinyl is the ease in shipping, most things can be shipping in a single envelope. Easy peasy!
Here's a great way to do this: use your machine to make projects.
make 2. Always make 2 of everything. One to keep or gift and one to sell. This way you can keep projects paying for themselves.
Sell custom Cake toppers! They are totally in. They are easy to make and cut with the Cricut and small enough to ship economically!
#3: Sell custom work on Social Media!
Social Media is a huge way to make income these days. There are lots of hashtags if you are selling things: #forsale #product #selling...just by adding these people can inquire to buy.
There's lots of Facebook pages and groups for handmade things for sale...just search and join. Post your items. Post things on your personal page too...just say things like "Just so you know, I can cut custom vinyl for anyone that is interested".
I've had lots of people ask if they can buy stuff even when I didn't plan on selling things.
This is an additional way to make a little more.
Just post a picture of a project you've done, vinyl cut or other things and let people know you would love to sell if anyone is interested. You'll be surprised! Especially around the holiday season.
Same idea as selling vinyl, Iron-on is a big deal! It's easy to ship and you just need to include instructions on how to apply it to the desired material. I've been able to sell enough iron-on vinyl cut-outs to pay for my cutting machine and all the supplies used. All these elements combined make quite a difference each month.
You can sell finished pieces with iron on vinyl too. Get some inexpensive bulk bags from Oriental Trading and iron on fun designs...just like the bag pictured. Make sets for birthday party favors, summer camps, and more! Everyone loves custom work--like names and monograms.
T-shirts for family reunions or trips to amusement parks!
Like these Harry Potter Shirts. I did the Heat Transfer vinyl (HTV) for a friend of mine. She paid me for the vinyl and the time I spent doing them. They looked fabulous and got lots of comments on their trip!
#5: Sell at boutiques, farmer's markets, flea markets!
Set up shop! This one is not exactly "from home".
This is my LEAST favorite option. When you set up a boutique or booth, you are limited by the amount of people attending and hoping they all want to buy your items. They might! The other issue is all the set up, booth displays, masses of inventory, pricing and the transportation. I live in Utah...and let's be real, this state is crawling with crafty and creative women...so it is very common for the "I could make that" scenario.
I have done 2 craft shows. I've always made more money than I spent and enough to feel good about spending the entire day selling. So it is profitable!!! However, it's exhausting...I hate the clean up and taking home loads of inventory. So that's my feelings on that.
Maybe you will love the thrill of a show!
What do you think? Are there other ways you can think of to make extra money with a Cricut Machine? Have I convinced you that it's worth the investment yet!? I would buy a brand new machine if mine broke today (this is not likely to happen and Cricut support is awesome) . It's that worth it to me. Especially because I know I could pay it off in a matter of months. Imagine if I kept that kind of momentum going year round! Check it out and get a Cricut Explore Air™ 2 machine today!
BUT, what if I'm not crafty!?
I have heard this phrase from many people in my life. I tell them "you are only as crafty as your supplies". So, I guess I am promoting hoarding...but of course you aren't going to be crafty if all you have at your house is some crayons and kid coloring books. If you have the supplies to do fun projects, you'll be surprised at how crafty you've instantly become. Get the machine and the started bundle and get crafty today!
Here's the thing. You don't have to be crafty to use and love this machine. It basically does all the work for you. You're Welcome.
Wonderful ideas! With the vinyl labels, was that adhesive vinyl?
Thank you so much for this. I love crafting and always looking for new ideas! I'm new to this and this Is AWESOME!!!
Go to the Cricut site itself, Cricut Academy, and sign up for the most free basic course. It helps spark your creativity!


There is a trend in queer (and/or) feminist and transgender scholarship that links transSurgery and other (especially surgical, i.e. cosmetic surgery) forms of bodily modification. While in earlier analyses, these were/are sometimes pitted against each other to denounce one, or compare/d to criticize and dismiss both, they are here – as if in a countermove – made equivalent to depathologize both.
To assess whether and under what conditions this 'cosmeticization' can be successful as a move to rethink and reevaluate transSurgery, the following paper – after fleshing out and situating the proponents' arguments a little further – sketches some of the adversaries, challenges, contexts, and potential pitfalls: mainstream rationales and sentiments against what are deemed 'selective' surgeries; delusory celebrations of cosmetic surgery that bolster a neo-liberal subject empowered by "the belief in the individual capacity to control one's life (i.e. the body)"; the history of certain strands of feminist anti-trans scholarship that have employed analogies to cosmetic surgery; and feminist debates on cosmetic surgery that have mainly dismissed and analyzed it in a very simple gendered paradigm that has asked serious questions about, and often left no room for, agency. It examines how the equation of transSurgery and cosmetic surgery does not have to be to the detriment of one or both, but can be mutually beneficial, especially in complicating the dilemmas of agency, embodiment, and the perpetual search for subversion.


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package com.gymLocator;

import android.content.ContentValues;
import android.os.AsyncTask;
import java.io.IOException;
import java.util.ArrayList;
import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilder;
import javax.xml.parsers.DocumentBuilderFactory;
import javax.xml.parsers.ParserConfigurationException;
import org.apache.http.HttpEntity;
import org.apache.http.HttpResponse;
import org.apache.http.client.HttpClient;
import org.apache.http.client.methods.HttpPost;
import org.apache.http.impl.client.DefaultHttpClient;
import org.apache.http.protocol.BasicHttpContext;
import org.w3c.dom.Document;
import org.w3c.dom.Node;
import org.w3c.dom.NodeList;
import org.xml.sax.SAXException;

// Referenced classes of package com.gymLocator:
//            GooglePlaceSearch

private class <init> extends AsyncTask
{

    Document doc;
    String status;
    final GooglePlaceSearch this$0;

    private String getStatus(Document document)
    {
        document = document.getElementsByTagName("PlaceSearchResponse").item(0).getChildNodes();
        return document.item(GooglePlaceSearch.access$0(GooglePlaceSearch.this, document, "status")).getTextContent();
    }

    protected volatile transient Object doInBackground(Object aobj[])
    {
        return doInBackground((String[])aobj);
    }

    protected transient ArrayList doInBackground(String as[])
    {
        ArrayList arraylist;
        NodeList nodelist2;
        int i;
        try
        {
            DefaultHttpClient defaulthttpclient = new DefaultHttpClient();
            BasicHttpContext basichttpcontext = new BasicHttpContext();
            as = defaulthttpclient.execute(new HttpPost(as[0]), basichttpcontext).getEntity().getContent();
            doc = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance().newDocumentBuilder().parse(as);
        }
        // Misplaced declaration of an exception variable
        catch (String as[])
        {
            as.printStackTrace();
        }
        // Misplaced declaration of an exception variable
        catch (String as[])
        {
            as.printStackTrace();
        }
        // Misplaced declaration of an exception variable
        catch (String as[])
        {
            as.printStackTrace();
        }
        if (doc == null)
        {
            break MISSING_BLOCK_LABEL_472;
        }
        status = getStatus(doc);
        if (!status.equals("OK"))
        {
            break MISSING_BLOCK_LABEL_470;
        }
        arraylist = new ArrayList();
        nodelist2 = doc.getElementsByTagName("result");
        i = 0;
_L2:
        Object obj;
        NodeList nodelist3;
        if (i >= nodelist2.getLength())
        {
            return arraylist;
        }
        as = new ContentValues();
        nodelist3 = nodelist2.item(i).getChildNodes();
        obj = nodelist3.item(GooglePlaceSearch.access$0(GooglePlaceSearch.this, nodelist3, "reference"));
        as.put("reference", ((Node) (obj)).getTextContent());
        obj = ((Node) (obj)).getTextContent();
        obj = (new StringBuilder("https://maps.googleapis.com/maps/api/place/details/xml?reference=")).append(((String) (obj))).append("&key=").append(GooglePlaceSearch.access$1(GooglePlaceSearch.this)).append("&sensor=false").toString();
        Object obj1 = new DefaultHttpClient();
        BasicHttpContext basichttpcontext1 = new BasicHttpContext();
        obj = ((HttpClient) (obj1)).execute(new HttpPost(((String) (obj))), basichttpcontext1).getEntity().getContent();
        obj1 = DocumentBuilderFactory.newInstance().newDocumentBuilder();
        obj = GooglePlaceSearch.access$2(GooglePlaceSearch.this, as, ((DocumentBuilder) (obj1)).parse(((java.io.InputStream) (obj))));
        as = ((String []) (obj));
_L3:
        Exception exception;
        try
        {
            NodeList nodelist = nodelist3.item(GooglePlaceSearch.access$0(GooglePlaceSearch.this, nodelist3, "opening_hours")).getChildNodes();
            as.put("OpenNow", nodelist.item(GooglePlaceSearch.access$0(GooglePlaceSearch.this, nodelist, "open_now")).getTextContent());
        }
        catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException arrayindexoutofboundsexception)
        {
            as.put("OpenNow", "");
        }
        try
        {
            NodeList nodelist1 = nodelist3.item(GooglePlaceSearch.access$0(GooglePlaceSearch.this, nodelist3, "photo")).getChildNodes();
            as.put("Photo", nodelist1.item(GooglePlaceSearch.access$0(GooglePlaceSearch.this, nodelist1, "photo_reference")).getTextContent());
        }
        catch (ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException arrayindexoutofboundsexception1)
        {
            as.put("Photo", "");
        }
        arraylist.add(as);
        i++;
        if (true) goto _L2; else goto _L1
_L1:
        exception;
        exception.printStackTrace();
          goto _L3
        return null;
        return null;
    }

    protected volatile void onPostExecute(Object obj)
    {
        onPostExecute((ArrayList)obj);
    }

    protected void onPostExecute(ArrayList arraylist)
    {
        super.onPostExecute(arraylist);
        if (GooglePlaceSearch.access$3(GooglePlaceSearch.this) != null)
        {
            GooglePlaceSearch.access$3(GooglePlaceSearch.this).onResponse(status, arraylist, doc);
        }
    }

    private n()
    {
        this$0 = GooglePlaceSearch.this;
        super();
        status = "";
        doc = null;
    }

    doc(doc doc1)
    {
        this();
    }
}


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KA Hobbs lives with her husband in Essex. When she isn't lost in a book or creating one, she loves to cook, swim, colour and shop. Her happiest times are always when she is surrounded by family and friends or watching Cinderella which some might say she is a little obsessed with. She is a little obsessed with the Tudors and would love to go back to that period in time.
One day, while watching TV, a scene came to her, completely out of the blue. She could see the scene unfolding, could picture the characters so clearly. She couldn't get to her laptop quick enough and spent hours writing not only that scene, but lots of others too.
To Mend a Broken Heart is a beautiful and heart wrenching story about Katie and Daniel, two people who have both lost someone who meant the world to them. When they meet each other the timing could not be more perfect as each is shrouded in the sadness of loss. Can these two broken hearts possibly help each other find the way out of the darkness and back to a life with light and meaning?
I love a book that makes me feel a range of emotions and author KA Hobbs turned out to be a master at flipping the coin in a heartbeat. This is one of those books that ran the table on emotions and kept me completely interested from beginning to end.


Ghanaian actress, Juliet Ibrahim, whose PDA session with her boyfriend Iceberg Slim is no longer discreet, has warned the rapper of the doom that awaits him if he dumps her.
According to the once married mother of one, Ghanaians have got her back and will unleash mayhem on Iceberg Slim if he hurts her.
"Ghanaians are listening, the whole country is behind me. If you mess up…if you mess up Iceberg Slim…I see the comments from my Ghanaian fans like 'if you try it, if you mess Juliet up, we will deal with you" she said.


Hurricanes can devastate a coastline for all who reside there, people and fish alike (see previous articles by The Fisheries Blog, which detail these impacts here and here). Despite the devastation that hurricanes can leave in their wake, there are some species that, surprisingly enough, flourish as a result of these massive storms. For instance, one group of researcher noted that Hurricane Katrina indirectly resulted in a dolphin baby boom. The reason for this lies with the destruction of a significant portion of commercial fishing vessels and a large portion of dolphin calves that perished during the storm (seems counter intuitive but read more below to find out why).
Hurricane Katrina destroyed 87% of commercial fishing vessels, resulting in a large drop in the amount of seafood harvested in the Gulf of Mexico in the years following Katrina. Thus, in a way, the hurricane indirectly created an undesignated and temporary marine reserve in the Gulf of Mexico. As a result, several previously harvested fish populations were left to grow larger and more abundant, as were their predators. Dolphins in particular were better able to deliver and nurse healthy baby dolphins as a result of the abundance of prey resources; allowing more of the babies to survive infancy.
In addition, adult female dolphins often become fertile within the year following the loss of a calf. This means that if a large number of calves are lost during a storm, which was seen in the study, that there would be a large number of reproductively active females in the next breeding season. Consequently, the large number of reproductive females and abundant food resources resulted in the dolphin baby boom observed by researchers two years following Hurricane Katrina.
In 1995, Hurricanes Erin and Opal also demonstrated that some fish can benefit from these storms through the movement of their habitat. These hurricanes displaced a number of artificial reef structures used by red snapper, gag grouper and gray triggerfish in the Gulf of Mexico. The relocated structures were still utilized by the fish following the hurricanes but the new locations were unknown to fishers. Researchers estimated that fishing pressure was reduced at these structures for approximately a year following the storm; resulting in the fish at these structures growing larger and more abundant. Results of this nature also indicate that some storms may have a less damaging impact on a fish population and its connected ecosystem than overfishing.
As an environmental toxicologist, chemicals and pollutants are always at the forefront of my thoughts and another often overlooked consequence of hurricanes. In this instance, while the indirect positive impact of a few rebounding fish populations following a storm seems good, I have concerns about the environment that these populations are thriving-in. Hurricanes have been associated with increases in contaminant levels in water and sediment because high winds and flooding can cause long-buried pollutants, surface pollutants, and pollutants from destroyed buildings to be liberated into the environment. For example, in the Gulf of Mexico, one study estimated that Hurricanes Katrina and Rita redistributed near 5 times the annual mercury input from the Mississippi-Atchafalaya River system and the atmosphere. Thus, I worry that the small positive impacts on the few aquatic populations indirectly benefiting from these storms may be hindered or short-lived by the exposure-to and accumulation-of these contaminants.
Burkholder J, Eggleston D,Glasgow H, Brownie C, Reed R, Janowitz G et al. 2004. Comparative impacts of two major hurricane seasons on the Neuse River and western Pamlico Sound ecosystems. PNAS 101:9291-9296.
Goldman JG. 2017. Hurricanes: Bad for People, Good for Dolphins. Katrina led to a marine-mammal boom, and Harvey, Irma and Jose might do the same. Scientific American.
Johnson WE, Kimbrough KL,Lauenstein GG, Christensen J. 2009. Chemical contamination assessment of Gulfof Mexico oysters in response to hurricanes Katrina and Rita. Environ Monit Assess 150:211-225.
Maslova L. 2017. Water quality responses from major hurricanes in Robeson County: a review and historic data analysis. North Carolina State University MS Thesis in Environmental Assessment.
Miller LJ, Mackey AD, Hoffland T, Kuczaj SA. 2010. Potential effects of a major hurricane on Atlantic bottlenose dolphin (Tursiops truncates) reproduction in the Mississippi Sound. Marine Mammal Science 26:707-715.
Turpin RK, Bortone SA. 2002. Pre- and post-hurricane assessment of artificial reefs: evidence for potential use as refugia in a fishery management strategy.


100 grams of assorted colour mini Jelly Beans packed in Pillow Pack. A combination of black, blue, green, orange, pink, red, yellow and white jelly beans. Statutory information label and distributor details adhered to pillow pack. Finished weight 110 grams.


The hybrid car market receives a popular entry from Hyundai, offering drivers innovative design and impressive engineering in their Ioniq Blue. Enjoy more than just fuel efficiency with the Ioniq's sleek style and comfortable interior.
With a host of active safety features, the Kona exhibits the highest standard of security on the road. The Blind-Spot Collision Warning (BCW) feature works to keep you safe by detecting approaching vehicles that you might not be able to always see.


It's what we do. what we've always wanted to do. To bring the pubs of old memory into the light once more! A warm reception is what you can expect when you walk through the doors of the James. A modern pub steeped in the tradition of friendly service, with menus of elevated comfort food, using the finest local produce. The James will provide a space the community can be proud of. We want everyone to join us on our journey to beckon in a new dining experience in Needham. The James family welcomes our guests to our little haven along the tracks.
Men, Women, Children and muddy boots welcome!


The aim of the InZone Education Foundation is to inspire and support Maori and Pasifika to excel through access to top performing schools whilst living in a whanau environment with a Christian and Maori kaupapa. We currently have a boy's hostel in the Auckland Grammar School zone and a girl's hostel in the Epsom Girls Grammar School zone.
We are now seeking to recruit an Executive Assistant to provide a comprehensive range of secretarial and administration support to the CEO.


'You entered the house of uncircumcised people and ate with them."
and we entered the man's house.
who was I to be able to hinder God?"
"God has then granted life-giving repentance to the Gentiles too."
R. (see 3a) Athirst is my soul for the living God.


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NODE_VERSION ?=$(shell grep FROM Dockerfile | cut -d ':' -f 2| cut -d '-' -f 1)

# We support two build modes , node-onbuild or alpine-node
BUILD_TYPE ?=node-onbuild

NAME_BUILD_CONTAINER ?=logentries-build-$(BUILD_TYPE)
NAME_TEST_CONTAINER ?=logentries-test-$(BUILD_TYPE)
NAME_EXPORT_CONTAINER ?=logentries-export-$(BUILD_TYPE)

DOCKER_REGISTRY_PREFIX ?=logentries/logentries
DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_VERSION ?=$(shell node -e "console.log(require('./package.json').version);")

# Use the alpine node
ifeq ($(BUILD_TYPE),alpine-node)
DOCKERFILE_SUFFIX ?=.alpine
DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_PREFIX ?=alpine-
else
DOCKERFILE_SUFFIX ?=
DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_PREFIX ?=
endif

# Just a random token
LOGENTRIES_TOKEN ?=XAXAXAXAXA
WAIT_TIME ?=5

.PHONY: default
default: help

build: ## Builds a new docker image
	echo $(BUILD_TYPE)
	echo $(DOCKERFILE_SUFFIX)
	@echo "[build] Building new image"
	docker build --rm=true --tag=$(NAME_BUILD_CONTAINER) -f Dockerfile$(DOCKERFILE_SUFFIX) .

test: ## Tests a previous build docker image to see if starts
	@echo "[test] Removing existing test container if any"
	@docker rm -f $(NAME_TEST_CONTAINER) > /dev/null 2>&1 || true
	@echo "[test] Starting a test container"
	@docker run -d --name=$(NAME_TEST_CONTAINER) \
		-v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock \
  $(NAME_BUILD_CONTAINER) -t $(LOGENTRIES_TOKEN) -j -a host=$(NAME_TEST_CONTAINER)  > /dev/null 2>&1
	@echo "[test] Testing if the container stays running"
	@echo "[test] Waiting for $(WAIT_TIME) seconds"
	@sleep $(WAIT_TIME)
	@docker ps | grep $(NAME_TEST_CONTAINER) | wc -l
	@echo "[test] Cleaning up test container $(NAME_TEST_CONTAINER)"
	@docker rm -f $(NAME_TEST_CONTAINER) > /dev/null 2>&1 || true

tag: ## Tags a local build image to make it ready for push to docker registry
	docker tag -f $(shell docker images -q $(NAME_BUILD_CONTAINER)) $(DOCKER_REGISTRY_PREFIX):$(DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_PREFIX)$(DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_VERSION)

push: ## Push the local image to the docker registry
	docker push $(DOCKER_REGISTRY_PREFIX):$(DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_PREFIX)$(DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_VERSION)

export: ## Export the build as a tarball
	-docker rm -f $(NAME_EXPORT_CONTAINER)
	docker create --name $(NAME_EXPORT_CONTAINER) $(NAME_BUILD_CONTAINER)
	docker export -o logentries-$(DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_PREFIX)$(DOCKER_REGISTRY_IMAGE_TAG_VERSION).tar `docker ps -a -q -f 'name=$(NAME_EXPORT_CONTAINER)'`

help: ## Shows help
	@echo "================================================================================================="
	@echo "support build types are:"
	@echo "- BUILD_TYPE=node-onbuild (default)"
	@echo "- BUILD_TYPE=alpine-node"
	@echo ""
	@echo "set the environment accordingly to change the build type"
	@echo "================================================================================================="
	@IFS=$$'\n' ; \
    help_lines=(`fgrep -h "##" $(MAKEFILE_LIST) | fgrep -v fgrep | sed -e 's/\\$$//'`); \
    for help_line in $${help_lines[@]}; do \
        IFS=$$'#' ; \
        help_split=($$help_line) ; \
        help_command=`echo $${help_split[0]} | sed -e 's/^ *//' -e 's/ *$$//'` ; \
        help_info=`echo $${help_split[2]} | sed -e 's/^ *//' -e 's/ *$$//'` ; \
        printf "%-30s %s\n" $$help_command $$help_info ; \
    done


Cryopreserved Human Hepatocytes from PRIMACYT for use in Induction Studies.
Product Code HHCP-I Platable Human Cryo-preserved Hepatocytes for use in Induction Studies - Lot and Order Information.
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Lanka Premier League T20 Schedule – Full LPL 2021 Fixtures, T20 Squads, Time and Venue
The LPL 2021 is Sri Lanka's domestic tournament, with international players. The SLC Lanka Premier League will consist of 24 matches and will see the participation of domestic & international cricketers. The Lanka Premier League 2021 will start from 05th December 2021 till 23rd December 2021 at the RPICS, Colombo. The first inaugural game is…


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Q: Recursive Prime Number function c++ I am trying to understand how to use recursive functions, and I do not understand why this function is wrong. I believe it is in Base Case 2, but I don't know why.
#include <iostream>
using namespace std;

// Returns 0 if value is not prime, 1 if value is prime
int IsPrime(int testVal, int divVal)
{
   // Base case 1: 0 and 1 are not prime, testVal is not prime
   if(testVal == 0 || testVal == 1){
      return 0;
   }
   // Base case 2: testVal only divisible by 1, testVal is prime
   if(testVal/1 == testVal){
      return 1;
   }
   // Recursive Case
      // Check if testVal can be evenly divided by divVal
      // Hint: use the % operator
      if(testVal % divVal != 1){
         IsPrime(testVal, divVal);
         }
      // If not, recursive call to isPrime with testVal and (divVal - 1)
   return 0;
}

int main(){
   int primeCheckVal = 0; // Value checked for prime

   // Check primes for values 1 to 10
   for (primeCheckVal = 1; primeCheckVal <= 10; ++primeCheckVal) {
      if (IsPrime(primeCheckVal, (primeCheckVal - 1)) == 1) {
         cout << primeCheckVal << " is prime." << endl;
      }
      else {
         cout << primeCheckVal << " is not prime." << endl;
      }
   }
}

A: testVal/1 == testVal is always true (provided you're not playing with weird things like infinities or NaNs) so probably doesn't do what you expect (checking if the number is only divisible by one) - try it with the prime 7 and the composite 15 and you'll see it's so.
Hence any number other than zero or one passed to your function will be erroneously detected as a prime.
To see if a number is only divisible by one, you need to check that it's not divisible by any other candidate value. By way of example (pseudo-code):
def isPrime(n):
    testVal = 2
    while testVal * testVal <= n:
        if int (n / testVal) * testVal == n:
            return false
    return true

As an aside, I'm not entirely convinced that primality tested is suited to a recursive solution. You may want to look at either a non-recursive solution (if your aim is to detect primes) or a different problem (if your aim is to learn recursion).