Just Jillian…| Guest Post—by Victoria "Vix" Folayan: A rugby player.
In support of USA Rugby and the Eagles 5th place finish at the Women's World Cup just moments ago (beating Ireland 40-3), I present a guest post by Victoria "Vix" Folyayan—a member of the USA rugby squad who plays wing. Enjoy! … Rewind 8 years back. Spring of 2002. Its senior year of high school and I'm visiting Stanford for Admit Weekend. I've been given a free flight to check out one of my prospective colleges. I'm completely stoked! A trip without the parents, going to a college, and EVERYONE is so friendly. :-) Stage almost set... It's "MuFuUnSun"… I say what? Oh Stanford, always abbreviating things. This event, Much Fun Under the Sun, is an opportunity for all the prospective frosh to have a chill day on the fields, playing games with current students. I'm happy, loving the sun, and see a bunch (around 15) girls running around with this crazy ball! It looked like a football, but wasn't. They ran as if they were all running backs in football, like I had been in high school, but they continued to pass the ball backwards. D-wut!?! My goodness, they never stopped.
They looked fit, strong, energetic, and fun! I'm hooked. Girls, playing sports, and they're not at all trying to be macho. I watch with adoring eyes. One of the girls sees me ogling at the side, and asks me if I want to join. I say No, its okay. (Those who really know me, I'm kind of shy at first.) No coaxing needed, 5 minutes later, I'm touching a rugby ball for the first time. One word: JOY!
So let's fast forward to a bzzzzy Freshman year, Track Team and making all the right mistakes, a literal Drama (My major) filled sophomore year, to Junior year. I've got my head on... kind of. At least I know what I'm doing, school isn't too hard, and I'm restless! I see yet another flier about joining the rugby team, I've got a few friends on the team, but I only see them around class. I've been to a game. CONFUSING. I decide to check it out and here is where it all began.
Being a part of the Stanford Women's Rugby team was an adventure. Every practice intense, always realizing something new. I struggled; I was not used to being a part of a team. What kept me going was the fact that there was always something more to learn. Always something I could be better at, constant growth. I still grow to this day. Two Collegiate National Championships later, I find myself graduating and needing to make decisions about life.
Ugh. ;-) I stay in the area and teach. I love learning. The All-Blues, the local team, was the obvious next step for me. I was hesitant. This team was also a National Championship winning team, I didn't know if I was ready for that high level of rugby. I was reassured by many and joined the team. Late. That first season, I saw myself play maybe a total of 40 minutes in the many 80 minute games they played. I was okay, thought of it as my redshirt season.
That season, the All Blues got 2nd. Something that had not happened in a long time. Many of the women were fiercely determined to not let that happen again and my position opened up. I'd be starting! AAAaaahh! That first game was scary, but great. All adrenaline rushing, and I played well.
I thought I was fast, but things seems to go a bit faster than I could think. Never mind my first international game! June 2009, against Canada. I'm playing Wing, a position for the faster players near the touch lines (Sidelines). To simply explain it, I catch the ball and RUN- FAST. Kicks can make me a more versatile and dangerous player because then the defense does not know whether to go for a tackle or a ball chase. Keeps everyone on their toes. It's a pressure filled position and exciting.
International games are a new kind of Beast. You breathe not just for yourself, but for your country. You seek to reach goals you've been aiming for years. You put everything on the line, every minute. They're tough. They're mental. It's a battle. You think about practicing twice a day, while still going to work. You think about the many nights you choose to stay and relax instead of partying. You remember the fight in the gym and painful repeat 100m sprints. Each one is a culmination.
There's so much more I could say about the games, but I feel I may begin to ramble. I am a professional rugby player right now. I've reached the highest playing potential for an athlete in my sport. I got a paid trip to England and I'm supported right now to only play rugby. I feel good, but I could feel greater.
The knowledge about rugby and support for Women's Rugby is just at its duckling size. The more support the better. I'm about the love of the game and the strength of women's sports. To be at these games is a momentous, life changing experience. The more people that know about it, the more momentous it becomes. That's the thing with rugby. It's my life right now. Everything is an opportunity. Every move is a decision. How quickly can I make a decision? As these 6 years have gone by, the game gets slower in my mind, even if it's faster in actuality. I see things in a new light. I'm learning. I Love it!


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Babylon 5 Review – "No Surrender, No Retreat" (Season Four)
The "Low Point" here was almost the three week delay
caused by exchanging a defective copy after my
retailer's exchange deadline, but that wouldn't be
fair to the show's creators.
Boxleitner as John Sheridan.
Christian as Susan Ivanova.
Jerry Doyle as
Michael Garibaldi.
Richard Biggs as
Stephen Franklin.
Furlan as
Delenn.
Mumy as
Lennier.
Peter Jurasik as
Londo Mollari.
Stephen Furst as
Vir.
Katsulas as G'Kar.
Conaway as
Zack Allen.
Carter as
Marcus Cole.
Tallman as
Lyta Alexander.
Written by J. Michael Straczynski.
Directed by various individuals, including Stephen
Furst. Full information is available from
IMDB page.
Past TV reviews can be found here.
release has English, French, and Spanish
subtitles.
This, the fourth season, originally aired in 1997.
The Shadow War ends, and the Civil War plays out
completely. Only one
year in the series remains.
No Surrender, No Retreat is the best overall
episode, but
Garibaldi's developments and actions in the last six
(particularly the last one) gave the best individual
highs.
The last scene in the last episode. There's only so
high N
can get before the developments of humans N
years from now
become impossible to predict.
This show remains original, ending the war
that seemed to be
the ultimate goal of the series very early, making me
wonder what
could possibly come next. I give it 5 out of 6.
The effects are still limited by the
undeservedly low budget,
although they have improved significantly.
The story is still the driving force of the
show without question.
The incredible story structure is still here, with
complete stories
being told in single episodes that contribute to an
incredible whole.
The acting is still uniformly good. Some
guest stars are
unimpressive, and Lyta's hissy fit in "Between the
Darkness and the
Light" didn't play out well at all, but the rest went
very well. I
give it 5 out of 6.
The emotional response is excellent. I've
never seen another
show where a completed storyline can feel like a
cliffhanger, making
me wonder what would be on those other 4 DVDs. It's
a hell of a ride.
The production still gives the impression of
being the result
of giving very talented people half of their
requested budgets. They
get the job done, and the sets on Mars get more
extravagent, and the
editing style starts to really go to new areas
towards the end of
Garibaldi's unusual behaviour. I give it 5 out of 6.
Overall, it's an excellent season in an
I'm stilll sorry I missed it the
first time around, but I'm very glad that it made it
to DVD. I give
it 6 out of 6.
In total, Babylon 5: Point Of No Return
receives 38 out of 42.
Published by W. Blaine Dowler, in Babylon 5.
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16 replies on "Babylon 5 Review – "No Surrender, No Retreat" (Season Four)"
obiwan says:
I don't really agree with the low point. I found that episode rather amusing, really. I don't think it pretends to predict accurately, it's just a plausible future (kind of reminds me of some of Asimov's stories).
cb says:
My personal high point was in "The Face of the Enemy" when Bester explained to Garibaldi what happened to him. It was an awesome delivery by Koenig, and the first time I saw that episode I rewound and rewatched that segment twice.
But since this was probably the best season of sci-fi tv ever, I'm sure everyone will have their own favorite moments.
Lurch_Kimded says:
The "Get the hell out of my galaxy".. yeah right… two ancient races who could wipe out planets in seconds are gonna suddenly turn into teenagers after getting a row from Sheridan and Deleen… grrr… I just wished JMS had used series four to end the war and series five for the human civil war and ISA creation.
Mr. Vapor says:
Re: Low Point…
The "Get the hell out of my galaxy".. yeah right… two ancient races who could
wipe out planets in seconds are gonna suddenly turn into teenagers
The actual conclusions and speechifying wasn't too bad (to me anyways) it fit
in with B5 and how things where being set-up. But I do cringe every-time
when at the end of that speech when the shadow guy says so meekly "Will
you, come with us?" to Lorian. That was just bad if you ask me, and it mars an
otherwise great ending.
Gaewyn says:
Ahh yes… but how does any "parent" feel when it is driven home to them that not only do their children not want them any more… but that they were bad parents. I have seen one parent get that exact treatment and there is nothing quite like the look that they have when they realize. The shadows and the vorlons had just that happen to them… and all they could do was cling to their "parent" at that moment.
I will grant they don't really explain that enough but… if you put it in that context it makes WAY more sense.
TwistyHat says:
Yep, but the shadow war would still have ended that way, none of the smaller races would be able to blow them up – you would have to outargue them.
Though it would have been nice if they had known they got the last season and we were stuck with that twit byron :)
SteveB says:
The "Get the hell out of my galaxy".. yeah right… two ancient races who could wipe out planets in seconds are gonna suddenly turn into teenagers after getting a row from Sheridan and Deleen… grrr…
Actually, that was the only reasonable conclusion that premise could reach. Discovering a McGuffin (like Shadow ship vulnerability to telepaths) works as a means to buy time, but would look cheesy as the overall solution. What did work was the "you can kill us, you can't make us play your game any more" message.
UncleJam says:
Just the other day I was watching "Into the Fire" for the umpeenth time
and something struck
me. I had never thought of this before, but maybe someone else has and can
After all the fighting is over and the First Ones are gone, Sheridan
explains to Delenn the meaning behind the phrase "Third Age of Mankind",
which has been floating around since the S1 opening monologue (I don't
recall if it was used in "The Gathering").
Therein lies my confusion. S1's monologue was spoken by Cmdr.
Sinclair. But how would he know this was the "dawn of the Third Age of
Mankind"? He was no longer around in 2261 when the First Ones left. And the
Third Age obviously isn't a Minbari concept that he could have picked up
during his time with the Rangers, as Sheridan has to explain it to Delenn.
Making things even worse is the fact that the monologues appear to be
current with each season, not spoken from a future point looking back, as
evidenced by the continued use of the phrase "The year is…" and Marcus' line
in the S4 monologue even though he doesn't survive the season.
Or am I just overthinking this?
Re: Question
Yes. :)
valen1260 says:
Mankind"? …
Have you not seen the series finale? "For those of you archiving this special ISN broadcast…" The series was always told as a retrospective. How else would they know it "was the last of the Babylon stations"? The use of "the year is", I think, is grammatically acceptable. If not, it's at least poetically licensed as we change from omniscient narration to more-or-less first-person experience.
I don't know what significance there is to who narrates the season. Remember, Londo narrated the pilot, and was also the storyteller in "In the Beginning" (I love the last scene of ITB, btw.). The first three seasons are by the highest-ranking officers. Nearly everyone gets a say in S4, and S5 is just sound clips.
Timeshredder says:
We have to remember (and this has been indirectly addressed, I think) that they fully intended the war to end in season five. They faced cancellation, and wrapped things up in four– and then discovered they were going to have a fifth season after all. But they did a very good job with handling the situation, and making the time-travel element make some kind of sense– something certain other shows have not been enterprising enough to manage.
But they did a very good job with handling the situation, and making the time-travel element make some kind of sense– something certain other shows have not been enterprising enough to manage.
Bwahahaha *dies laughing* I sure hope you meant that pun at the end… cause that just about killed me :}
Trekkie says:
something certain other shows have not been
enterprising enough to manage.
That's one of the best puns I've seen in a while, intentional or not. :)
Which war do you mean? The Shadow War? Nope, that was always intended to end about where it did.
From the Lurker's Guide:
Are you happy with having to hurry season four along in case the show isn't renewed?
Truth: I go back and forth. The "Into the Fire" thing, for instance… it would've likely been a two-part episode, but it still would've ended up exactly where it ended up. A few more big explosions, but I wonder also if that really adds anything past a certain point.
Parts would've been a bit more laid-back if I had decided not to cover my bets on renewal
That's just one of the places where JMS has said much the same thing.
And though I'm too lazy to look for it, I know JMS has said that even if he had known there would be a fifth season, S5 would have ended up pretty much as it did. IIRC, the biggest change would have been to stretch the civil war arc into the first four eps of S5 (i.e. S4 was supposed to end with "Intersections in Real Time").
This also means that we still would have gotten stuck with that "twit" Byron, as someone upthread complained. But if Claudia Christian had been around for S5, he would have hooked up with her. ::shudder::
Not to harp on CC's departure, because the work she put in B5 is fantastic, but I think that her leaving was probably just as big a kink in S5 as the 11th hour renewal.
High Point? The Series
I was an avid fan of this series and watched it every time it was on TV, and
then another time or two through the whole season when it moved to Sci-Fi.
So of course I've bought all five box sets and have yet to watch them for some
reason or another.
however this series won huge points with me by making my WIFE watch it
every time it was on with me, rerun or not. Not very many sci-fi shows have
that claim to fame (only Farscape has that claim with her) she normally will
watch if she is tired and fall asleep with most other shows (taking care of two
little ones is hard work) but when Farscape or Babylon 5 are on she's up and
at attention.
What was really funny was it was hard to tell who was more pissed off when
Farscape went off the air for money reasons, me or her.

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paperwork completed. If you have any worries or concerns please do not hesitate to contact the Weddings Administrator or the Rector.
Marriage usually follows the calling of banns; if you don't know what this means the Rector will explain. Banns need to be called in the Church of the parish in which the marriage is to take place and also the parishes in which the bride and bridegroom live, if different. You may be required to provide a Banns Certificate from other parishes and they will make a charge for this, the Weddings Aministrator will advise you on this point.
For couples wishing to marry outside their own parish, that is Toddington or Chalgrave, the cost of providing a Banns Certificate will be advised by the Weddings Administrator. This will cover the'calling of the banns' and the certificate of publication.
In certain circumstances marriage has to be by licence and if this applies to you the Rector will tell you and explain what you need to do.
When you book your wedding, you will be required to pay a £50.00 deposit. If you cancel your wedding booking, £40.00 will be refunded to you if you give the Rector more than four months notice of cancellation. £10.00 will be retained for administration costs.
Fees, which are set out later on this page, must be paid one calendar month before the wedding and a bill will be sent to you well in advance of that date. Please also make sure that we know your requirements for music, flowers etc. as early as possible. The video copyright form, if required, should be returned no later than three weeks before the wedding. Click Here to download the form.
The Weddings Administrator will contact you to discuss these and any other concerns several months before the wedding date.
For a fee the bells may be rung after the service to celebrate your Marriage.
For a wedding on a day other than a Saturday the fees may be increased.
Please note that at Chalgrave the bells are chimed not rung.
any additional readings you may like to have included in the service.
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Please note that flowers may not be removed from the Church without the specific permission of the Church Flower Arrangers or Verger in charge.
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The Verger will make sure they understand their duties.
Only one video camera may be used in Church for which a copyright fee is required. The Weddings Administrator will explain the procedure as a separate form has to be completed by you and the cameraman employed. Click Here to download the form.
A Cam-corder cannot be used in Church during the wedding ceremony nor may guests use their personal cameras or mobile phones during the service.
advise them to park sensibly.
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We have tried to cover most of the general subjects on this page but I am sure you will still have lots of questions. Please do not hesitate to contact the Rector, Organist or Weddings Administrator if you need help.
Music plays an important part in a wedding service and can add very significantly to what is a very special occasion. It is important that any hymns which you decide to have are not only appropriate but also sung to reasonably well known tunes so that your guests can actually take part in the singing.
The Rector and Organist will be happy to advise you on the choice of music when you meet to discuss the details of the service.
beforehand. The Rector will give you the relevant organist details.
Suggested Music to help you make your choice.
March from "The Organ Symphony"
You may find it useful to search for any of the above music or the suggested Hymns on YOUTUBE in order to make your choice.
These fees and charges are for 2013 only and are liable to increase next year. You will be required to pay the fees and general charges set by the parish and the diocese for the year in which your wedding takes place.
Your bill will be given to you in advance of your wedding and payment must be made, at the latest, two calendar months before your wedding. Cheques should be made payable to Toddington PCC or Chalgrave PCC as appropriate.


People have gathered in silence at Bidnija on the site where Daphne Caruana Galizia was murdered one year ago to the day.
Flowers and candles were laid at the edge of the field where Caruana Galizia's car ended up in a ball of flames after the bomb inside the vehicle was triggered.
The explosion happened at exactly 2.59pm, shortly after the journalist had left her house, a few hundred metres up the road.
The spot where the burning car stopped is marked by two big banners, one with Caruana Galizia's face and a second with the word 'Justice'.
People held up posters with the number '365' to recall the one-year anniversary since the assassination.
The commemoration in Bidnija will be followed at 6pm by a mass in Valletta and a march calling for truth and justice at 7pm.


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Made in Tahoe: Artisans are hard at work creating the ultimate gifts
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The North Tahoe Arts ARTisan Shop is located next to Commons Beach in Tahoe City and features original, handmade work by local artists.
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Lake Tahoe artists at work
Life as a local artist also means wearing one or two other hats, like restaurant server or massage therapist. Busy work schedules combined with tight living spaces makes it hard for artists to produce as much work as they otherwise could.
That is until a North Lake Tahoe-based ceramics potter, Brian Watson, decided to amplify his work space and time spent producing his Made N' Tahoe collection of coffee mugs, planters, bowls and other housewares.
He's not just molding a new space for his own clay; he's opening the doors of Tahoe Works — located at 3020 North Lake Blvd. — to other artists in multiple mediums as a cooperative studio work space.
"Whether someone is an experienced or novice artist, or new to the sales world of their craft, the hope is that there will be many opportunities to collaborate and inspire one another and share knowledge," said Watson, who's a boat captain by summer and clay thrower by winter.
Born and raised in Maine, Watson relocated to North Lake Tahoe by way of Martha's Vineyard — three places that have shaped the production and inspiration behind his work since he first sat down at a pottery wheel nearly two decades ago.
Having mentors in each location along the way helped iron out Watson's craft, and now his vision is to give that opportunity back to other young, aspiring artisans so they can pursue whatever it is that brings them the kind of self-preservation his art has brought to him.
"Throwing clay is like a meditation process for me where the wheel quiets all the noise of the outside world, and for other artists it's other things that do that for them; but there's something about sitting at the wheel that has always allowed me to put the static on mute," said Watson, his subtle Maine accent ingrained into select words.
Launching this summer, Tahoe Works will provide a home base for other potters, painters and glass blowers, with the vision of reaching out to other artists looking for a collective space to create.
The co-op work space will be open to the public, and visitors are welcome to stop by and check out the working artists, tour the space, and find out where they may support the artists through purchases on Etsy and in local shops like the Trunk Show and The Potlatch, or directly through the artist themselves.
"Places like this can create the space and time artists need to see a profit from their work because it cuts out the middle man, it cuts out the commute to work, it cuts out the bosses paycheck, it cuts out the profit, it cuts out the markup from the department store, it cuts out the unfair minimum wage of the foreign worker," Watson said. "All of that makes it more than worth it to support these artists because you're not just helping somebody do what they love, you're helping them survive on their fair effort."
— Jenny Goldsmith
TAHOE-TRUCKEE — Sprinkled throughout the Lake Tahoe Basin and Truckee, there's an extraordinary bevy of artisans handcrafting a priceless connection between the people who create art and the people who purchase it. Where you dine, what you do for recreation, and where you shop all contributes to a unique Truckee-Tahoe experience.
In addition, the regional choices for dining, recreating and shopping around the lake offer a unique and distinctive charm with their combined family-owned, community-maintained and locally-sourced vibes.
Among them are a handful of boutique shops offering Lake Tahoe-made gifts, souvenirs and artisan goods like jewelry, ceramics, paintings, photography, clothing, home décor, bath and body products, and an abundance of other Tahoe-inspired one-of-a-kind art.
There's, of course, the more obvious reason to support the conglomeration of locally-owned Lake Tahoe businesses, like putting dollars back into the local economy; reducing your carbon footprint by saving on environmental costs associated with shipping and transportation; and protecting the local character of Lake Tahoe by sustaining the work of its artists.
But there's also the benefit to the buyer, which offers something money can't buy — the memory of a personal connection. In other words, when you get the chance to know the person behind the business, product or service, a more meaningful association often continues far beyond the monetary transaction.
Customers can meet the artist, gain insight into the inspiration behind his or her work, learn about the tools, materials and methods that went into each creation, and receive the most knowledgeable and personal customer service there could possibly be.
Experience the art of taking shopping to a whole new level of fair trade with a visit to some of Lake Tahoe's artisan boutique stores. Chances are you'll walk away with a one-of-a-kind souvenir or gift, plus a one-of-a-kind story about who, what, where, when and why that souvenir or gift came to be.
The Potlatch, Incline Village
One of the oldest retail shops in Lake Tahoe, The Potlatch opened its doors in 1970 and has been operating as an affordable, family-owned store ever since, providing handmade jewelry, luxurious bath and body products, Tahoe photography and rustic art, home décor and custom furnishings, high-quality Tahoe apparel, Italian leather bags and wallets, books on the area, plus candles, toys, and an expansive greeting card selection.
With a slew of locally-made items and a green-business certification, the owners of The Potlatch have made it their mission to give back to their community, as well as the greater Lake Tahoe area, and the planet as a whole.
"We try to support other businesses that have a similar passion for the planet. For instance, we recently picked up a clothing line that focuses on using organic, sustainable fabrics and dyes while using their designs to promote an overall message of sustainability and care for this place that so many of us love," said The Potlatch owner Lisa Nelson, whose grandparents founded The Potlatch before passing it on to Lisa's parents, who then handed it down to Lisa and her husband, Aaron.
As third-generation owners, Lisa and her husband pride themselves not only on giving back to the environment, but also on building and cultivating meaningful relationships with their customers and with community of Lake Tahoe-based artisans and craftsman.
"We are lucky to live in a place where people love and enjoy the outdoors, and in turn want to take care of it and when locals and visitors alike shop in a Tahoe boutique, they support businesses and artisans who care for Tahoe," Nelson said. "The ability to shop local supports efforts to better our community, and when our community is better, it becomes a place that people want to live and pour in to, and that tourists want to visit and return to."
Learn more: potlatchlaketahoe.com
Trunk Show, Tahoe City
True to its name, the Trunk Show evokes the feel of a jewelry and art show displayed on top of and inside stackable, old suitcases — an inventive and unique way to showcase a wide variety of local artisan talent.
Owned by a jewelry designer, Jaclyn Woznicki, the Trunk Show is located in Tahoe City's Cobblestone Center, offering a one-stop shop for Tahoe-themed gifts and souvenirs from pottery, mosaics, sculptures, photographs and paintings to bags, purses, home décor, and an eco-friendly line of aromatherapy skincare products.
"I show the works of many talented local artists, not only with the hopes of selling it, but of also inspiring other artists to begin, continue, and resume working and showing their art," Woznicki said. "Art teaches us to think outside the box and solve problems, and by bringing together so many artists under one roof, they inspire each other and collaborate on new projects together."
That sense of community among the artists naturally trickles to the Trunk Show's customer base, whether a visitor or local, making the shopping experience feel more like an intimate art show than a chain-store sales pitch.
"Since we have a personal relationship with each and every artist that we work with in Trunk Show, we can tell you about the artist's life and inspiration to make a particular piece of work, and we can customize so many of the products that we sell and can usually do so in a relatively short period of time," said Woznicki, whose handcrafted and recycled jewelry line, Bella Petunia, incorporates innovative materials like O-rings, washers, nuts and bolts, as well as bottle caps and guitar picks.
Learn more: tahoetrunkshow.com
North Tahoe Arts Artisan Shop, Tahoe City
Perhaps the most altruistic shopping endeavor on the list is the ARTisan Shop, a co-op store operating under the North Tahoe Arts nonprofit organization, whose mission is to support the arts in the North Tahoe-Truckee communities through exposure, education and participation. Located in the heart of Tahoe City, by the Commons Beach driveway next to the old fire station, the ARTisan Shop features a treasure trove of locally-made ceramics, jewelry, glassware, fiber art, photography and more.
Operating under the co-op model, ARTisan Shop artists work at the store on various days throughout the month, taking the shopping experience to a whole new level of consumer-meets-creator. At the ARTisan shop, not only can shoppers find out exactly where the product was made, by whom, with what materials and how it was inspired, but they also have the unique opportunity to shake hands with the artist behind that handmade good.
"Entering a store with an actual artist behind the desk creates more opportunity for insight and education relating to how the products are made and ultimately a more unique shopping experience," said North Tahoe Arts executive director Kellie Cutler. "A locally handmade piece of art is a unique reminder of the beauty of or experience had by the visitor and can be more impactful than purchasing something mass produced that can be found anywhere."
Learn more: northtahoearts.com
Wildwood Makers Market, South Lake Tahoe
An afternoon at Wildwood Makers Market, located a few blocks from the shoreline in South Lake Tahoe, offers a hands-on, customized experience unlike your average shopping trip. In addition to the variety of gifts and treasures made by local, independent artists, Wildwood also offers do-it-yourself art and craft kits, how-to-books, and other miscellaneous paper goods and supplies.
Owned by a South Lake Tahoe born-and-bred artist, Lisa Utzig Schafer, Wildwood kicks the do-it-yourself concept up a notch by collaborating with local artists to provide a variety of workshops from jewelry making to book binding. It's part of the overall Wildwood shopping experience, which also includes First Fridays, a monthly event chalk-full of live music, wine, coffee and a featured artist in partnership with neighboring businesses like Knits & Knots Yarn Shop and Gaialicious Global Boutique.
Best of all, the experience doesn't stop when you walk out the door of Wildwood, assuming you've decided to take a gift or souvenir with you when you go. Not only did you score a Lake Tahoe-inspired treasure, but chances are you're taking a piece of the natural beauty with you in a sustainable, mindful way.
"Most of the items featured in our shop are not only made by local artists, but many are crafted with local materials," said Schafer. "Because many of the artists are local we are able to offer customized products such as having Daniel Park's reclaimed wooden Tahoe wall art made with custom paint choices, or jewelry created with custom stones that are made to length."
Learn more: wildwooddiy.com
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It's an age-old adage, but one whose sentiment has withstood the test of time — a lot can happen in the blink of an eye. Luckily, the 21st century has afforded us with some tools that can help us keep a closer eye on just what can happen. Meet Blink, branded as the "ultra-affordable, wire-free, smart HD home monitoring and alert system." First launched late in 2015, the Blink system is completely wireless and battery-operated to help homeowners stay vigilant no matter where they are by way of the Blink Home Monitor App. And with cameras starting at just $99, Blink believes that there shouldn't be a barrier of entry to setting up security barriers for you and yours.
Blink setup is easy, as the cameras can either stand on their own or be mounted by way of their included brackets. Each camera features an adjustable sensitivity motion sensor, low-light illuminator, built-in microphone, temperature sensor, and free cloud storage, which combine to give users real-time visibility into just about every area of your home.
Promising a "comprehensive, customizable, and user-friendly solution for home security," the Blink app lets users see their home or workplace from anywhere in the world by way of the live HD video feed and recorded video clips anytime motion is detected. And because there are no monthly fees to keeping Blink running, customers only have to buy the unit once (systems start a $99 and go up to $349 for a five camera-unit) and enjoy the payoff that is peace of mind.


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Mary Ellen Rudin (7 de diciembre de 1924-18 de marzo de 2013) fue una matemática estadounidense conocida por su trabajo en la topología de la teoría de conjuntos.

Temprana edad y educación
Mary Ellen (Estill) Rudin nació en Hillsboro de Joe Jefferson Estill e Irene (Shook) Estill. Su madre Irene era profesora de inglés antes del matrimonio, y su padre Joe era un ingeniero civil. La familia se trasladó con el trabajo de su padre, pero Mary Ellen pasó gran parte de su infancia en Leakey. Tenía un hermano, un hermano menor. Las abuelas maternas de Rudin habían asistido al Mary Sharp College, cerca de su ciudad natal en Winchester, Tennessee. Rudin siguió este legado y su familia valora la educación en una entrevista.

Asistió a la Universidad de Texas en Austin, terminó su B. A. en 1944 después de sólo tres años de entrar en el programa de posgrado en matemáticas con Robert Lee Moore. Su tesis de graduación presentó un contraejemplo a uno de los "axiomas de Moore". Completó su Ph.D. en 1949.

Durante su tiempo como estudiante, fue miembro de la Phi Mu Women's Fraternity, y fue elegida miembro de la sociedad Phi Beta Kappa.

En 1953, se casó con el matemático Walter Rudin, a quien conoció mientras enseñaba en la Universidad de Duke. Tuvieron cuatro hijos.

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Tamerlan Tagziev (born September 25, 1981) is an Ossetian wrestler competing for Canada.

Career
Tagziev moved to Canada in 2009 and became a citizen in the same year. He won a gold medal in the 86 kg freestyle at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow. He was given a four-year ban after testing positive for meldonium on 29 August 2016.

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Q: Touch ID needed when creating a file in external ssd I recently bought an external ssd to put my files in it for my Macbook Pro 2019, at first I linked it at Time machine but I withdrew my decision.

The problem is that I didn't use it before time machine, and since i unliked it, it keeps asking me to put my Touch ID to create a new folder, i can't create a folder directly in it through a tier app (for example vscode), is that normal ? Is there a way to change it ?
I tried to see if I can reset my SSD or set a format but it doesn't seem possible through Finder.
I appreciate any help or link that can be useful! (I'm new to macOs)

A: If you don't need the remains Time Machine might have left on the external drive, starting Disk Utility and reformatting the disk (to APFS in case of an SSD) should get you back on track.

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IDB launches coalition to promote cross-cutting skills in the 21st century
Today, the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), together with 22 partners from the public and private sector, announced the launch of a 21st century skills coalition that will support the implementation of a new generation of education and training policies in Latin America and the Caribbean. This coalition will provide more than US$34.7 million in funding to support projects that will promote these skills among children and youth in the region.
IDB Group launches Open Innovation Challenge to reduce plastic use
Washington, D.C. — The Inter-American Development Bank Group together with MIT Solve launch an Open Innovation Challenge that seeks to find the most innovative solutions that substantially reduce or eliminate single-use plastic and plastic waste in Latin America and the Caribbean. The Rethink Plastics Challenge offers the selected solutions prizes totaling 60,000 USD.
Advances in key fiscal expenditure to finance climate change
SANTIAGO, Chile – Advances on the basic elements to build a methodology that identifies public spending on climate change and produces information for decision makers, has been the main result of a regional workshop conducted by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) and the Ministry of Finance of Chile, in collaboration with regional and international institutions and with governments of Latin America and the Caribbean.
IDB announces selected proposals of its "Bootcamps for Tech Fans" challenge
Fifty-seven proposals were submitted, and the entities selected will benefit people in Central America, Colombia, Mexico and Venezuela. IDB Lab, the IDB's innovation laboratory, has announced the two proposals selected to implement the best and most innovative Ready-to-Work Bootcamp models aimed at closing the skills gap of our future workforce in Latin America and the Caribbean, especially of people in vulnerable circumstances.
Spain makes contribution to IDB's migration initiative
Event on migration analyzes impact on Latin America MADRID - Spain has made a $5 million contribution to help the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB) tackle urgent development challenges posed by the rise of transborder migrations in Latin America and the Caribbean. The contribution was announced at the conference Migration and Cities: The Road to Inclusive Integration held March 20, 2019 in Madrid.
Millennials have potential that Latin America and Caribbean must not squander, says study
Young people in Latin America and the Caribbean have weak cognitive skills but their socio-emotional abilities are strong, according to the study "Millennials in Latin America and the Caribbean: to work or to study?" The report, which is the result of research drawing on more than 15,000 people in nine countries, also found a high level of optimism and aspiration in this new generation of workers. Young people in Latin America and the Caribbean have great potential but it could end u
Multilateral banks reaffirm pledge to support resilient, sustainable infrastructure
IDB President Luis Alberto Moreno participates in the opening session BALI, Indonesia - The heads of the leading multilateral development banks (MDBs) meeting at the Global Infrastructure Forum 2018 (GI Forum) today expressed their condolences following the tragic loss of lives and livelihoods in Sulawesi, Indonesia and reaffirmed their commitment to work together to deliver infrastructure that is resilient, inclusive, and sustainable.
IDB launches Blue Tech Challenge with up to US$2M in funding for Blue Economy proposals
The IDB through its Multilateral Investment Fund (MIF), Natural Capital Lab, Sustainable Islands Platform, and in alliance with the Compete Caribbean Partnership Facility, which is also supported by DFID, CDB and the Government of Canada, will identify firms and organizations looking to pilot and scale up business models that use cutting edge technologies to contribute to the sustainable management of oceans, marine ecosystems and coastal resources.


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Max Payne, Grand Theft Auto iOS and Android games on sale
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The iOS and Android versions of Max Payne and three Grand Theft Auto titles are now on sale through July 30, publisher Rockstar Games announced today.
Max Payne usually costs $2.99 but is currently available for $1.99, a 33 percent discount, on both the iTunes App Store and Google Play.
Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars — a non-universal app that launched on iPhone, iPod touch and iPad in 2010 for $9.99 — is available for $2.99 on all three platforms, a 70 percent discount (iPhone/iPod touch, iPad). Grand Theft Auto 3 and Grand Theft Auto: Vice City are also on sale for $2.99 each, 20 percent off their regular price of $4.99, on iTunes (3, Vice City) and Google Play (3, Vice City).


A historical site or a nature reserve?Observation point or heritage site?
In addition to a vast selection of hikes, the Dead Sea region offers plenty of sites and places worth visiting with children, families and groups. The nature reserves near the Dead Sea have become some of the most popular in Israel, and the spectacular observation points will move and inspire even the toughest visitors. We've compiled a list of the sites worth incorporating into your itinerary on your next trip to the Dead Sea.


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Derrick Lamar Henry Jr. famed as Derrick Henry is an American football running back for the Tennessee Titans of the National Football League (NFL). He was drafted in the second round of the 2016 NFL draft by the Titans. He won the 2015 Heisman Trophy, as well as the Doak Walker Award, the Maxwell Award, and the Walter Camp Award. Henry holds the national high school football record for career rushing yards. Moreover, he led the NFL in rushing yards for the 2019 season, as well as rushing touchdowns (tied with Green Bay Packers running back Aaron Jones). Scroll down to get more information regarding his biography, facts, birthday, wiki, family, net worth, girlfriend, career stats and many more.
Being an American football running back for Tennessee Titans of the NFL.
For winning the 2015 Heisman Trophy, as well as the Doak Walker Award, the Maxwell Award, and the Walter Camp Award.
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Early Life of Derrick Henry
On 4th January 1994, Henry was born in Yulee, Florida as Derrick Lamar Henry Jr. He was born to Derrick Henry Sr. and Stacy Veal, his parents/family. His parents were young when he was born. His nationality is American. His Zodiac sign is Capricorn. His ethnicity is Black. He attended Yulee High School and later he attended Alabama College. His religion is Christian. As of 2020, he celebrated his 26th birthday.
Career of Derrick
For his high school, he played as a running back for the Yulee Hornets football team.
He finished his high school football career with 12,124 career rushing yards, which broke Ken Hall's career record.
He attended and played college football for the University of Alabama from 2013 to 2015.
In 2013, he played as a true freshman where he rushed for 382 yards on 36 carries with three touchdowns.
He had 111 rushing yards and his first collegiate rushing touchdown in the 52-0 victory against Arkansas on 19th October 2013.
During the 2014 Sugar Bowl, he rushed for 100 yards and a touchdown on eight carries and had a 61-yard touchdown reception.
He then began his 2014 season against Virginia where he had 113 rushing yards and a rushing touchdown.
He also played against Florida, Texas A&M, Tennessee, Western Carolina, Auburn, Missouri and more.
In his sophomore year, he rushed for 990 yards on 172 carries with 11 touchdowns.
In 2015, he took over as the starting running back as a junior.
His 2015 season started against Wisconsin where he had 147 rushing yards and three rushing touchdowns.
He played against Middle Tennessee State, Ole Miss, Arkansas, Razorbacks, Texas A&M, Tennessee, Mississippi State, Florida and more in his 2015 season.
Later, he declared for the 2016 NFL Draft after his junior season.
He was drafted by the Tennessee Titans in the second round (45th overall) of the 2016 NFL Draft.
Tennessee Titans signed Henry to a four-year, $5.40 million contract with $3.30 million guaranteed and a signing bonus of $2.13 million on 9th May 2016.
He began his rookie season as the backup running back to veteran DeMarco Murray.
He made his professional regular season debut and earned his first career start in the Titans' season-opening loss to the Minnesota Vikings.
He finished his rookie season with 110 carries for 490 rushing yards and 5 touchdowns in 15 games and two starts.
He ran for 184 yards and a touchdown on 35 carries and caught 5 passes for 56 yards in his 2017 postseason.
During Week 2, he recorded an eight-yard pass completion, the first of his career, to Taiwan Taylor in the Titans' 20-17 victory over the Houston Texans.
He had a 99-yard run, fending off four tacklers, on December 6, 2018, versus the Jaguars.
This tied him with Tony Dorsett for the longest NFL touchdown run.
He finished the 2018 season with 1,059 rushing yards, 12 rushing touchdowns, and 15 receptions.
On 3rd January 2020, he was named to the second-team All-Pro at both the running back and flex position, both behind Christian McCaffrey.
On 16th March 2020, the Titans placed the franchise tag on Henry.
He signed the tag on 2nd April 2020.
Personal Life of Derrick Henry
Derrick Henry is not married yet but he is in a romantic relationship with his girlfriend, Adrianna Rivas. The duo has been dating since 2016. Henry often posts beautiful pictures with his partner. It seems that the pair is pretty serious about their relationship. Adrianna was born on May 23, 1992, and is 24 years old as of 2018. She currently lives in Dallas but is often spotted in Nissan Stadium in Nashville attending Derrick's games. As of now, the couple is living a happy life without any disturbances. His sexual orientation is straight.
Net Worth of Derrick Henry
Derrick Henry is a very successful footballer and with his career, he has accumulated the huge amount of money without a doubt. He has earned his wealth widely through his professional American football career. He has signed a 4-year contract worth $5,407,928 with the Tennessee Titans, including a $2,133,038 signing bonus, $2,828,853 guaranteed, and an average annual salary of $1,351,982. Back to 2018, he received a base salary of $941,630, while carrying a cap hit of $1,474,889 and a dead cap value of $1,066,520. With a decent earning, he has made his net worth over $1 million. Moreover, he also earns some money from his endorsement deals with several brands and companies including DICK'S Sporting Goods. He also frequently promotes Nike, Nissan, Tempur-Pedic on his Instagram. He is satisfied with his earnings as of now.
Body Measurements of Derrick Henry
Derrick Henry is a very handsome person with a charming personality and an attractive attitude. His body build is athletic. He has a tall height of 1.91 m or 6 ft 3 in. His balanced weight is 112 Kg or 247 lb. His other body measurement has not been revealed yet and it will be added soon. He has a tattoo of his grandmother's name on his chest. Overall, he has got a healthy body with a glowing face.
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Taiju Fubuki was born in 1971, in Osaka, Japan. He is a photographic artist and founder of the Holga Kai (Holga Club), an association of Holga photographers in Japan. After graduating from the Japan Institute of Photography (now Japan Institute of Photography and film), Taiju Fubuki worked as a television cameraman. He started using the Holga in 1999, and founded the Holga Kai in 2001. After a period as a lecturer at a design college he opened Gallery Avi in Osaka in 2005, which he runs as a space for photographers to exhibit their art. He has had numerous exhibitions of his works and teaches photography at various institutions in Japan.Holga Kai now has members in all 47 prefectures of Japan, as well as in China, Korea, Taiwan,South east Asia and Europe, and is one of the largest Holga photographers associations in the world. It organizes exhibitions, events and portfolio reviews, and promotes communication among its members through its website.


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Pair of costlier sunglasses is the best choice as it is designed in the way to provide an ray ban outlet safety from UV (Ultraviolet) rays. This characteristic of sunglasses should be customer's chief priority during purchase of any brand of sun shades regardless the cost. Ultraviolet rays of sun not only burn your skin and body pores but can also damage your corneas and mucous membrane quite easily.
Something we use everyday that comes in a variety of designs and materials.
Nowadays we don't give much thought the humble wallet.
wallet is a probably the better option. However if you spend a lot of time in a social environment, you might prefer a clip as the ease of accessing your money would be a big plus.


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Axiom Verge Review – More Like Not-Quite-Great-Troid
Posted on November 17, 2018 November 1, 2018 by wsfrkrf64
Out of the way up front: Super Metroid > Axiom Verge. Metroid Prime games > Axiom Verge. A great many other Metroid games > Axiom Verge.
I was a late Metroid bloomer so I'm not exactly the biggest fan to the series in the world. Still, I can spot an hommage as easily as the next person since the design is so admirably apparent. Level exploration is simply in its most satisfying state when you have to be engaged with every nook and cranny to unearth all secrets therein.
Axiom Verge, unlike a lot of Metroid-likes, sticks with the visual style that hearkens back to the gameplay loop's roots. For that, it can be seen as exemplary as the artwork, while simple and mostly of one or two colors, nonetheless retains a certain haunting charm.
The story is also surprisingly engaging as it shys away from the purely minimalist ways of the past. You're an amnesiac in a lab coat dropped into a strange world where various robots, large and small, lay dormant or dead with a mysterious Athetos named as the culprit. The text-based interactions with Ophelia and Elsenova, as these large guards of this strange world, give context and guidance to what you're seeing in an overbearing way. You feel small just by their presence and attention, which is a sensation unique to Axiom Verge.
Protagonist Doctor Curly Locks (a.k.a. Trace) is not the most mobile of creatures to step into an action platformer. He has a very compact range of motion that doesn't include wall jumps or double jumps, but you're still able to hit a fairly good stride once you get all of the lab coat upgrades. You'll be able to glitch walls, pass through thin beams, drill and more with all of them feeling solid and well-placed within the stride of the gameplay.
What I don't like is how little these additions affect gunplay. The drill is nice for a single enemy type with an exposed backside, but the glitch gun and phasing offer no real advantages or useful abilities. There's never a character that you have to phase through in order to deliver a one-hit kill or something that falls instantly to the glitch gun. I'm not looking for an instant-out so much as integrated design between one gameplay aspect and another.
There's my little trench coat warrior!
The bosses in Axiom Verge are fine and don't have many actual design flaws, but I'm just so tired of seeing the same types of bosses in these settings. You have a floating pendulum, one too big to fit on the screen, another that phases in and out, and so on ad nauseum. There just isn't enough there to really grab me as unique when I know the bosses pattern before I enter the room.
One design aspect that I do like is a small addition with a robotic ferry in the middle of the connected environments. You can basically flush yourself down certain areas to land upon a ferry that will walk you to another portal for quicker travel. It's not something you'll use a lot, but it is present and feels fresh enough for a shoutout. Another fresh-seeming idea is the amount of weapons and their varying uses. Instead of stacking beam weapons, you're given many projectile options with pluses and minuses that you can switch through freely. Cluster shots are great for crowded rooms while seeking missiles can save you serious headaches in one particular boss. This is what I'm looking for with integration, glitch gun!
The world of Axiom Verge feels ultimately too sutured together from old meat to be considered new. As an homage, I suppose it's tough to argue that it's a success in design and presentation. What I'm ready to see is something new that doesn't feel content with the shadow of that which has come before and left a larger impression. That being said, not being as beloved as your source material doesn't make you a bad experience at all.
Axiom Verge Score:
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package com.dytech.gui.flatter;

import java.awt.Color;
import javax.swing.BorderFactory;
import javax.swing.plaf.BorderUIResource;
import javax.swing.plaf.ColorUIResource;
import javax.swing.plaf.FontUIResource;
import javax.swing.plaf.IconUIResource;
import javax.swing.plaf.InsetsUIResource;

public abstract class FlatterDefaults {
  // Colours:
  public static final ColorUIResource Black = new ColorUIResource(0, 0, 0);
  public static final ColorUIResource DarkerGray = new ColorUIResource(60, 60, 60);
  public static final ColorUIResource DarkGray = new ColorUIResource(100, 100, 100);
  public static final ColorUIResource MidGray = new ColorUIResource(150, 150, 150);
  public static final ColorUIResource LightGray = new ColorUIResource(214, 214, 214);
  public static final ColorUIResource LighterGray = new ColorUIResource(245, 245, 245);
  public static final ColorUIResource White = new ColorUIResource(255, 255, 255);

  // Default Colours:
  public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = DarkerGray;
  public static final ColorUIResource Text = DarkerGray;
  public static final ColorUIResource DisabledText = LightGray;
  public static final ColorUIResource SelectedText = White;
  public static final ColorUIResource Background = White;
  public static final ColorUIResource SelectedBackground = MidGray;
  public static final Color selectedTabColour1 = DarkGray;
  public static final Color unselectedTabColour1 = LightGray;

  // Fonts:
  public static final FontUIResource SerifFont =
      new FontUIResource("Serif", java.awt.Font.PLAIN, 12); // $NON-NLS-1$
  public static final FontUIResource SansSerifFont =
      new FontUIResource(
          "SansSerif", // "Tahoma", //$NON-NLS-1$
          java.awt.Font.PLAIN,
          11);
  public static final FontUIResource MonospaceFont =
      new FontUIResource("Monospace", java.awt.Font.PLAIN, 12); // $NON-NLS-1$
  public static final FontUIResource Font = SansSerifFont;

  // Borders and insets:
  public static final InsetsUIResource Margin = new InsetsUIResource(2, 2, 2, 2);
  public static final BorderUIResource LineBorder =
      new BorderUIResource(BorderFactory.createLineBorder(DarkGray, 1));
  public static final BorderUIResource MidLineBorder =
      new BorderUIResource(BorderFactory.createLineBorder(MidGray, 1));
  public static final BorderUIResource LightLineBorder =
      new BorderUIResource(BorderFactory.createLineBorder(LightGray, 1));
  public static final BorderUIResource LighterLineBorder =
      new BorderUIResource(BorderFactory.createLineBorder(LighterGray, 1));
  public static final BorderUIResource EmptyBorder =
      new BorderUIResource(BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2, 2, 2, 2));

  public static final BorderUIResource CMidLineBorder =
      new BorderUIResource(
          BorderFactory.createCompoundBorder(
              BorderFactory.createLineBorder(MidGray, 1),
              BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2, 2, 2, 2)));
  public static final BorderUIResource CLightLineBorder =
      new BorderUIResource(
          BorderFactory.createCompoundBorder(
              BorderFactory.createLineBorder(LightGray, 1),
              BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2, 2, 2, 2)));
  public static final BorderUIResource CLighterLineBorder =
      new BorderUIResource(
          BorderFactory.createCompoundBorder(
              BorderFactory.createLineBorder(LighterGray, 1),
              BorderFactory.createEmptyBorder(2, 2, 2, 2)));

  // ToolTip:
  public static final BorderUIResource ToolTipBorder = LineBorder;
  public static final Color ToolTipForeground = Black;
  public static final Color ToolTipBackground = LightGray;

  // Icons:
  public static final IconUIResource CheckIcon =
      new IconUIResource(new FlatterIcons.BoxIcon(12, 12, DarkGray, DarkGray));

  public abstract static class Button {
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundNormal = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundPressed = FlatterDefaults.LightGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundActive = FlatterDefaults.LighterGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextNormal = FlatterDefaults.Text;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextPressed = FlatterDefaults.Text;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextActive = FlatterDefaults.Text;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextDisabled = FlatterDefaults.DisabledText;
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.CMidLineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class CheckBox {
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundNormal = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundPressed = FlatterDefaults.LightGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundActive = FlatterDefaults.LighterGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextNormal = FlatterDefaults.Text;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextPressed = FlatterDefaults.Text;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextActive = FlatterDefaults.Text;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextDisabled = FlatterDefaults.DisabledText;
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final Integer TextIconGap = Integer.valueOf(8);

    public static final int IconHeight = 12;
    public static final int IconWidth = 12;
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorEC = DarkGray; // Enabled
    // and
    // Checked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorDC = LightGray; // Disabled
    // and
    // Checked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorEUC = DarkGray; // Enabled
    // and
    // Unchecked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorDUC = LightGray; // Disabled
    // and
    // Unchecked

    public static final IconUIResource IconChecked =
        new IconUIResource(
            new FlatterIcons.BoxChecked(IconHeight, IconWidth, IconColorEC, IconColorDC));

    public static final IconUIResource IconUnchecked =
        new IconUIResource(
            new FlatterIcons.BoxUnchecked(IconHeight, IconWidth, IconColorEUC, IconColorDUC));
  }

  public abstract static class CheckBoxMenuItem {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.LighterGray;

    public static final ColorUIResource SelectionBackground = FlatterDefaults.MidGray;

    public static final int IconHeight = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconHeight;
    public static final int IconWidth = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconWidth;
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorEC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorEC; // Enabled
    // and
    // Checked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorDC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorDC; // Disabled
    // and
    // Checked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorEUC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorEUC; // Enabled
    // and
    // Unchecked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorDUC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorDUC; // Disabled
    // and
    // Unchecked

    public static final IconUIResource IconChecked = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconChecked;
    public static final IconUIResource IconUnchecked = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconUnchecked;
    public static final IconUIResource CheckIcon = FlatterDefaults.CheckIcon;

    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LighterLineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class ComboBox {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedBackground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource ForegroundDisabled = FlatterDefaults.DisabledText;
    public static final ColorUIResource ForegroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.White;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LineBorder;
    public static final Integer Width = Integer.valueOf(16);
  }

  public abstract static class Label {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
  }

  public abstract static class List {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource ForegroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedText;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedBackground;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class Menu {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.LighterGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource ForegroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedText;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedBackground;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = null; // FlatterDefaults.LightLineBorder;

    public static final Integer SubmenuPopupOffsetX = Integer.valueOf(0);
    public static final Integer SubmenuPopupOffsetY = Integer.valueOf(-1);
  }

  public abstract static class MenuBar {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.LighterGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource ForegroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedText;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedBackground;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border =
        new BorderUIResource(new com.dytech.gui.LineBorder(MidGray, 0, 0, 1, 0));
    // FlatterDefaults.LightLineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class MenuItem {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.LighterGray;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LighterLineBorder;
    public static final ColorUIResource AcceleratorForeground = FlatterDefaults.DarkGray;
  }

  public abstract static class Panel {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
  }

  public abstract static class PopupMenu {
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.MidLineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class RadioButton {
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundNormal =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.BackgroundNormal;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundPressed =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.BackgroundPressed;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundActive =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.BackgroundActive;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextNormal = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.TextNormal;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextPressed = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.TextPressed;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextActive = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.TextActive;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextDisabled = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.TextDisabled;
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.Font;
    public static final Integer TextIconGap = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.TextIconGap;

    public static final int IconHeight = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconHeight;
    public static final int IconWidth = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconWidth;
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorEC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorEC; // Enabled
    // and
    // Checked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorDC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorDC; // Disabled
    // and
    // Checked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorEUC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorEUC; // Enabled
    // and
    // Unchecked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorDUC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorDUC; // Disabled
    // and
    // Unchecked

    public static final IconUIResource IconChecked = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconChecked;
    public static final IconUIResource IconUnchecked = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconUnchecked;
  }

  public abstract static class RadioButtonMenuItem {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.LighterGray;

    public static final ColorUIResource SelectionBackground = FlatterDefaults.MidGray;

    public static final int IconHeight = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconHeight;
    public static final int IconWidth = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconWidth;
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorEC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorEC; // Enabled
    // and
    // Checked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorDC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorDC; // Disabled
    // and
    // Checked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorEUC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorEUC; // Enabled
    // and
    // Unchecked
    public static final ColorUIResource IconColorDUC =
        FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconColorDUC; // Disabled
    // and
    // Unchecked

    public static final IconUIResource IconChecked = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconChecked;
    public static final IconUIResource IconUnchecked = FlatterDefaults.CheckBox.IconUnchecked;

    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LighterLineBorder;

    public static final IconUIResource CheckIcon = FlatterDefaults.CheckIcon;
  }

  public abstract static class ScrollBar {
    public static final ColorUIResource Track = FlatterDefaults.DarkGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource Thumb = FlatterDefaults.White;
    public static final ColorUIResource Arrow = FlatterDefaults.White;
    public static final Integer Width = Integer.valueOf(16);
  }

  public abstract static class ScrollPane {
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class Separator {
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.MidGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
  }

  public abstract static class Spinner {
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class TabbedPane {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource TabBackgroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource TabBackgroundNormal = FlatterDefaults.LightGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource TabForegroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource TabForegroundNormal = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final InsetsUIResource TabInsets = new InsetsUIResource(10, 10, 10, 10);
  }

  public abstract static class Table {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.Foreground;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.LightGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource ForegroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.White;
    public static final ColorUIResource Grid = FlatterDefaults.MidGray;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LineBorder;
    public static final ColorUIResource CellBackgroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.LighterGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource CellForegroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.White;
  }

  public abstract static class TableHeader {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.MidGray;
    public static final ColorUIResource Foreground = FlatterDefaults.White;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class TextField {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.MonospaceFont;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedBackground;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextNormal = FlatterDefaults.Text;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextDisabled = FlatterDefaults.DisabledText;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextSelected = FlatterDefaults.SelectedText;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.LineBorder;
  }

  public abstract static class TitledBorder {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.Label.Font;
  }

  public abstract static class PasswordField {
    public static final FontUIResource Font = FlatterDefaults.TextField.Font;
    public static final ColorUIResource Background = FlatterDefaults.TextField.Background;
    public static final ColorUIResource BackgroundSelected =
        FlatterDefaults.TextField.BackgroundSelected;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextNormal = FlatterDefaults.TextField.TextNormal;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextDisabled = FlatterDefaults.TextField.TextDisabled;
    public static final ColorUIResource TextSelected = FlatterDefaults.TextField.TextSelected;
    public static final BorderUIResource Border = FlatterDefaults.TextField.Border;
  }
}

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This week for CooktheBookFridays we chose a vibrant, colorful and delicious raw vegetable salad. Mine was full of red and white cabbage, beets, carrots, apples, and kale, along with parsley, chives, and a hard cooked egg. The beautiful color of this salad fit my mood…colorful, bright and celebratory! Not only was it simple to make, but it was also quite flavorful. I loved the way it presented on the table. The dressing was a perfect pairing for this salad. We loved the creamy flavor it added. Excellent as a side with grilled chicken or fish. Slaw is a favorite salad in our house, and I just found a new variation. A winner for sure!
Now on to my celebration. We have been very blessed this year for a lot of reasons. Recently my son surprised us with his engagement. They got engaged in Cinque Terre, Italy. I know, so romantic! I hosted both he and his lovely fiancee here two weekends ago, along with other family members. Toasting to a long and happy life together. Then last week, we went to Long Island for a visit with my daughter, son-in-law, and grandchildren to have another celebratory visit. More champagne! Delicious food and getting to know one another. We were thrilled to meet and welcome our son's charming, and delightful fiancee into our family. La Vita è Bella!
Cook the Book Fridays is a group cooking through David Lebovitz's cookbook, "My Paris Kitchen". If you would like to cook along with our group get yourself a copy of the book and join us. Check out what the other bloggers thought of this salad here. This week's salad has been shared online, so I am sharing it here with you.
Whisk together, cover and refrigerate for several hours.
Toss slaw ingredients together in a large bowl. Toss with the dressing.
Congratulations and what a beautiful couple!
The slaw looks crunchy and tasty.
Congratulations to your son! Aren'the celebrations so much fun?!
change all around. Enjoy the 4th of July holiday.
What a sweet engagement photo. Congratulations! The veggie slaw looks tasty, too. I always like more veggies in my slaw than the standard cabbage mix.
Your salads look bright and cheerful, so fitting for the family celebrations all around. Congratulations to the lovely couple. Happy 4th of July!
Your slaw looks fantastic - so vibrant and perfect for summer. Congratulations to your son and his fiancee.
Congrats to your son! Your slaw is so pretty!
Congratulations! That slaw looks beautiful and celebratory. Have a wonderful long weekend!
What a pretty slaw, Kathy! This will be a summer favorite. Congratulations to Dennis and Jamie! Very exciting! Happy 4th of July!
Congratulations for all the good things in your life, Kathy! What fun times! The salad looks gorgeous and I agree that it's going to be added to the arsenal of salad possibilities. I really love the "whatever veggies you have available" style of the recipe that makes it an easy one to choose. :) Happy 4th of July!
Congratulations to your son, Kathy! Such fun news! And this slaw looks wonderful--a yummy summer staple!
Your slaw is very bright!! I love all the greens you added. Congratulations on the engagement.
Wow this really packs in the veggies! I'll have to keep this in mind when the CSA gets ahead of me!
Congratulations and good wishes to the young couple. Love the given list of vegetables to choose from to make the slaw to go with the delicious dressing.
Congratulations are in order, they look very happy. Loving all the summer slaws I have been seeing, yours looks delicious!!!
Enjoy these wonderful moments, Kathy. Making memories. But, you are. Congratulations to your son and his lovely new lady. Don't you love it when our kids find the perfect partner? I think we all really enjoyed this raw slaw. I also used the dressing for dip which had a bit more of a tang and zip than my boring hummus (not that there's anything wrong with hummus). I hope the rest of your summer is just as wonderful.
What a gorgeous slaw! So colorful and bright! Also, many congratulations on your son's engagement! How exciting!


How do I hire a Storyboard Artist? Santa Monica based CGI animation studio with project involving a big brand for high profile studio seeks versatile Storyboard Artists to join their production team.
Responsibilities: The Storyboard Artist will work with the Director, Art Director and Producers to develop expressive and entertaining storyboards for an 80-minute CGI film. In this role, you will translate script pages into shots and full scenes for the final animatic.
•	Must have working experience as a storyboard artist on animated feature films, TV, and/or Video Game production with an emphasis on layout, blocking and performance.
•	Experience or knowledge of cinematic techniques, language and shot composition required.
•	Expertise in scene, shot, camera, and character composition is required.
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Andrew C. Nelson (January 20, 18641913) was an educator in Utah and for 16 years state superintendent of education. He was also a committed member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints.

Nelson was raised in Ephraim, Utah and Redmond, Utah. At age 20 he began attending Brigham Young Academy (BYA) in Provo, Utah, with the goal of becoming a school teacher. In 1885 he married Amanda Jensen who was from Ephraim in Manti, Utah. They settled in Koosharem, Utah, where he had his first teaching assignment. He then studied more at BYA and then became supervising teacher of a school in Manti.

From 1901 to 1913, Nelson was state superintendent of education. In 1904 he had to testify before the Reed Smoot heading on the connection between public education and The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in Utah. Nelson died while in office.

References

Sources
Report of the State School Superintendent
Spencer J. Condie. Russell M. Nelson: Father, Surgeon, Apostle. Deseret Book, 2004. Chapter 1.

1913 deaths
1864 births
American educators
Brigham Young Academy alumni
Latter Day Saints from Utah
People from Ephraim, Utah


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Q: Slack web api reactions.add can't find channel I'm using @slack/web-api npm package and creating a simple deploy notifications slack bot for our team. But suddenly stuck being unable to send an emoji reaction to a message:
  const main_msg_ts = "16XXXXXX1.002700";

  // This works perfectly.
  const result = await web.chat.postMessage({
    text: msg,
    channel: "deploy-notifications-test",
    thread_ts: main_msg_ts
  });

  // But this raises an exceptpion "An API error occurred: channel_not_found".
  await web.reactions.add({
    name: "checkered_flag",
    channel: "deploy-notifications-test",
    timestamp: main_msg_ts
  });

I have the required scopes set for my bot:

A: Enter channel_id for channel
    await web.reactions.add({
    name: "checkered_flag",
    channel: "<channel_id>",
    timestamp: main_msg_ts
  });