At the end of Al's last trip report to the Caddo River, he mentioned paddling the North Canadian River.
This is one of our favorite local rivers for paddling due to the sandy banks, plentiful wildlife and the fact that we rarely see any other boats on the water. Of course, there are always exceptions. We ran into an Air Boat on our last trip paddling the North Canadian River near Checotah, Oklahoma.
I am looking forward to paddling the section that is near OKC, but it sure is a bummer being stuck home during this long weekend of great weather! I hope you get sometime outside in the sun!
This Thanksgiving Holiday won't include any paddling for our family due to the unexpected arrival of Cold & Flu season. I started sneezing about 3 days ago and now the whole family is down with the sickness.
Thankfully Al from OKC, one of our loyal blog readers, was kind enough to send in a paddling trip report from nearby Caddo Gap, Arkansas.
Donna and I made a quick run over to Caddo Gap, Arkansas a couple of weeks ago and I thought I'd drop you a line about it in case you hadn't been there yet. It's pretty easy to get to... just an hour and a half straight south of Van Buren. The river was a bit boney at this time of year but still kayakable (a solid class 2 with lots of short shallow rapids).
I had never experienced willow strainers like they have there and it was quite different. We covered about 5 miles or a bit more on the river and probably dealt with about 15 strainers. As we approached each one, we'd have to listen and look carefully to see which way the river diverted (right or left). With a little practice, we got pretty good atreading the water flow after determining that the ONLY way around each strainer was to take the path of least resistance and fastest flow.
Each set of rapids involved a short burst of about 50-75 yards always on asharp curve and mild drop in elevation followed by a stretch of flat water to reorient the kayak and relax for a while. I imagine the rapids would be a bit easier with spring rains as there wouldn't be quite as many large rocks to hang up on. Even so, it was a pretty nice experience and provided us somewhere different to go although not quite as scenic as Lower Mountain Fork.
The one major drawback was a lack of really nice lodging. We rented a pleasant and clean but fairly old cabin right on the river bank and across the road from an outfitter in Caddo Gap (Caddo River Cottage). I will say it was convenient being able to chain the kayak to a tree at the rivers edge and not load and unload it a lot.
The outfitter across the road will portage you upstream ($10) with your kayak or canoe for a short 1 mile float home or will lead you to his pick-up on the river in Henderson (I think that's the right town name) a few miles down river to park your vehicle and bring you back to put in at the cabin (20). We did both over the two days. Overall, it was a pretty good weekend away and the river was a new challenge for building our skills.
By the way, although the air temp was about 70 at the time, the waterwas about 50 so I was glad we brought dry-suits. Even with that, we were a bit chilled by the end of the long run. As a result, I just got Donna a full body front zip wet suit and scuba boots to keep her warm and dry through fall kayaking.
Well, that's it for this report. Might hit the Canadian by Overholser this weekend for some exercise now that we had a little rain. Can't wait til spring or for a really nice weekend. We'd like to go run part of the Buffalo River in Ark. if we can. Looks like a really scenic area. Unfortunately, all the really nice cabins on the Buffalo were full last time so we chose the Caddo instead.
Wow, Puerto Rico...that sounds fantastic Al! I'll be stuck at home until my family manages to get healthy enough to paddle again, but you can bet I'll only have one thing on my mind until then!
Got a great Oklahoma area paddling trip report you would like to share? Send me an email or leave a comment on the blog.
Oklahoma supports a wide assortment of interesting birds associated with the prairies and others associated with the western mountains. Some of the cool predator species found here include: Prairie Falcons, American Kestrels, Mississippi Kites, Swainson's Hawks, Ferruginous Hawks, Red-tailed Hawks, Cooper's Hawks, and Golden Eagles.
Since raptors are at the top of the food chain, observing them helps to identify environmental problems before such problems become a crisis. Also, I find them to be pretty darn photogenic. Watching the various birds of prey is one of the things that I really enjoy when paddling the Illinois River.
Seen any cool raptors lately?
I got a tip from a blog reader this week that Cherokee Landing offers some of the best camping on Lake Tenkiller. Tenkiller is a rock bottom lake, this makes it quite a bit clearer than many of the other Oklahoma lakes in the area.
Dianne and I are always looking for places to pull the RV to, so I checked our Woodall's Guide (essential RV travel gear) and it says they offer 112 sites with Water & Electric year-around. I hope it won't be too crowded during the off-season. Like most of the Oklahoma Park system, Cherokee Landing, near Park Hill, Oklahoma does not list any WiFi available, so I guess I will have to wait until the weekend to explore this one.
While i am on the subject of camping with luxuries I never imagined before, let me ask you this. Have you ever heard of a water activated heating pad for self-heating camping food ? I spotted this new kind of camping food while browsing through their freeze dried foods.
It sounds very cool, it would appear that they use chemical heat to activate a flameless heating element that delivers a piping hot meal in minutes! The got killer reviews from Hurricane Rita first responders. I gotta try this.


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Adults with eczema too often suffer in silence
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Peter Moffat knows well the everyday struggles of living with atopic dermatitis (AD), the most common type of eczema. Now he's using his celebrity status to raise awareness of these struggles so that fewer people suffer in silence.
Before he was the award-winning writer of the British TV series Criminal Justice, Moffat was a lawyer in the United Kingdom. Throughout his legal career, he suffered in silence with severe AD.
Peter Moffat, creator of Criminal Justice, is diminishing the stigma of atopic dermatitis by raising awareness of this disease.
Hiding AD sometimes feels like the only option
Like many people who have severe AD, Moffat hid his eczema from others.
When in public, he tried to secretly scratch the unstoppable itch. Because his eczema often flares on his feet, he'd furtively stick a pencil underneath his socks and scratch.
His frequent scratching still leads to open wounds. In a recent interview with the Academy, Moffat told us, "My skin often looks like cornflakes mashed up with some blood."
Moffat also spoke about how isolated AD can make him feel. "When someone notices your eczema and quickly moves away, it's hurtful," he said.
Even today with his celebrity status, he still experiences this firsthand when he rides the Tube, London's subway. He says, "It feels especially hurtful when parents notice my skin and steer their kids away from me."
Writing helped him speak out about AD
His experiences with AD led him to create a character for Criminal Justice who has severe eczema. Ralph Stone is a lawyer.
Like Moffat, Stone has severe AD on his feet. Stone, however, doesn't hide the fact that he has eczema.
When viewers first meet Stone, he's walking into a police station to represent a new client accused of murder. Stone is wearing Velcro sandals. His feet are wrapped in gauze.
Upon entering his client's holding cell, Stone raises one of his feet and matter-of-factly says, "My doctor tells me to aerate my eczema."
The success of Criminal Justice led to the creation of an HBO series in the United States called The Night Of. Moffat is the executive producer of this series, which features lawyer John Stone.
Like his British counterpart, John Stone doesn't hide his eczema. The eczema plays such a prominent role in this show that Moffat says someone tweeted, "The Night Of is a story about a guy with eczema and a murder subplot."
Moffat told the Academy, "I love this tweet because it feels like such a victory for raising awareness of eczema."
To continue raising awareness, Moffat recently used his talents to co-produce short films that paint a vivid, memorable picture of the everyday struggles that people living with severe AD face. You see firsthand the effects due to lack of sleep, the irresistible urge to scratch, and the isolation.
These films are the centerpiece of a disease awareness program called, Understand AD: A Day in the Life, which launched in October during National Eczema Awareness Month.
By educating people, Moffat hopes fewer people living with AD will suffer in silence.
Speaking up can help diminish the stigma
He believes it's really important to speak up and encourages others to join him. "If everyone could look at this [AD] in a normal way that would be fantastic," says Moffat. "Only then can we diminish the stigma."
Increasing awareness requires everyone's help
The Academy supports Moffat's efforts to raise awareness of AD and reduce the stigma. The more people speak up, the more comfortable and knowledgeable others become.
The Academy encourages you to ask yourself, "What can I do to raise awareness of AD?"
If you have AD, you might explain to someone who is staring at your skin that you have eczema. Like Ralph Stone, you could matter-of-factly say that it's eczema and that eczema is not contagious.
If speaking up like that makes you feel uncomfortable, that's understandable. You can still have an impact. You could tweet about Moffat's new campaign. You could share this article on social media.
Working together, we can reduce the stigma. And that could mean fewer people who have AD suffer in silence.
Courtesy of Understand AD
The American Academy of Dermatology gratefully acknowledges the support from Incyte Dermatology, Leo Pharma, Inc., and Sanofi Genzyme and Regeneron.

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Ethereum (ETH) Price Analysis: Heads Up for a Breakout
Rachel Lee·
· June 28, 2018 ·1 min read
Ethereum has formed lower highs and slightly lower lows to create a falling wedge pattern on its 4-hour time frame. Price is currently testing support and still deciding whether to make a bounce back to the top or to break lower.
The 100 SMA is below the longer-term 200 SMA to signal that the path of least resistance is to the downside. This means that support might be more likely to break than to hold. Also, the 100 SMA lines up with the top of the wedge to add to its strength as a ceiling.
RSI is on the move up, though, so buyers may just be getting back on their feet. In that case, support around $400 could hold and ethereum could make its way back up to the resistance near $450 to $470. A break higher could hit the dynamic resistance at the 200 SMA before heading further north.
Stochastic is also making its way out of the oversold region to indicate that bulls are regaining the upper hand. Both oscillators have room to climb before hitting the overbought level, which means that buyers could stay in control for a bit longer.
Interest in the cryptocurrency industry is returning as the SEC is reportedly seeking comments on another bitcoin ETF to be listed on the Cboe. Also, CoinMarketCap reported that the Dominance Index is showing a pickup in bitcoin.
This typically happens when investors seek alternative higher-yielding investments outside of traditional markets like stocks and commodities. These days, trade war troubles are hurting returns for the latter so it's understandable that other types of riskier assets like digital currencies are more appealing.
As for ethereum itself, this digital asset could continue to bank on hopes of dodging regulation, as a senior SEC official previously mentioned that it shouldn't be treated as a security.
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Rachel completed her degree in Mathematical Finance in 2009 and has since been involved in technical analysis of various markets, such as forex, commodities, and digital currencies.


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Q: Presenting transparent modal UIViewController on iPad iOS 7 I have an iPad app which supports all orientations and has a UITabBarController managing a set of view controllers. Rotation works as expected everywhere. Keep in mind my UITabBarController is the .rootViewController of my app's UIWindow.
I now go to present a UIViewController modally from my UITabBarController. It presents well, and the status bar moves in accordance with the device's orientation. However, my UIViewController's view frame never changes (it is always in portrait dimensions, regardless of how it was presented).
This isn't an issue on iOS 8, and I thought UITabBarController would handle a modal controller on its own. Is there something I'm missing?
Bonus: ultimately this UIViewController will be transparent and reveal the app beneath it. When I try this and rotate my device, none of the regular view controllers rotate.

A:
However, my UIViewController's view frame never changes (it is always in portrait dimensions, regardless of how it was presented).

This is expected.  In iOS 7, rotation was implemented by applying a transform to the top-level view controller's view.  The application of this transform does not alter the frame, which remains in portrait dimensions.  In iOS 8, rotation is implemented at the window level.

Bonus: ultimately this UIViewController will be transparent and reveal the app beneath it. When I try this and rotate my device, none of the regular view controllers rotate.

The UIModalPresentationStyleFullscreen presentation style removes the presenter's view from the window while it is covered by the presented view controller.  If you modify the alpha of the presented view controller's view, you'll just see black underneath.
Since UIModalPresentationStyleOverFullscreen did not exist in iOS 7, you would need to use UIModalPresentationStyleCustom with your own transition animator.  Unfortunately, custom transitions with view controllers that can rotate is extremely buggy in iOS 7.

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Lakshmi Niwas Birla (11 July 1909 - 29 August 1994) was one of the scions of Birla family and a noted Industrialist , philanthropist , writer and art connoisseur.

He was the eldest son of Ghanshyam Das Birla and his first wife Durgadevi. He was later adopted by Jugal Kishore Birla. He later married to Sushila Devi and had one son Sudarshan Kumar Birla from marriage born in 1934.

He served as president of Indian Chamber of Commerce in 1951 and the Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce & Industry for year 1967.

He wrote many books in English and Hindi and was also noted art connoisseur.

He donated monies to build Hindu temples. The idols of Hindu temple at Durban had been bought out of his donations.

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Q: Gmail labels with new smart inbox categories - what are the new cannocial names for them Since google added the option for the smart inbox categories (forums, social, updates etc) I've not worked out how to identify when a mail comes through to these accounts.
Does anyone know the label names for these new account
e.g. the old inbox was: ^i and priority inbox was: ^iim
I've not spotted any google docs on this yet.


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Nils Zatl (* 3. April 1992) ist ein österreichischer Fußballspieler.

Karriere
Zatl begann seine Karriere beim FC Pasching. Im Jänner 2010 wechselte er zum Landesligisten ATSV Sattledt. Nach zwei Jahren in der Landesliga schloss er sich im Jänner 2012 dem Regionalligisten FC Wels an. Mit den Welsern musste er zum Ende der Saison 2011/12 jedoch in die Landesliga absteigen. Im Jänner 2013 wechselte er wieder in die Regionalliga, diesmal zur Union St. Florian. Nachdem er in seiner ersten Saison 2012/13 in zwölf Spielen zwei Mal getroffen hatte, konnte er in der Saison 2013/14 in 29 Spielen in der Regionalliga für St. Florian zehn Mal einnetzen und war somit bester Torschütze seiner Mannschaft.

Im Sommer 2014 wechselte er zum SC Ritzing. Für die Burgenländer konnte er in seiner ersten Saison in 24 Regionalligaspielen neun Treffer erzielen. Die erste Saisonhälfte 2015/16 musste er aufgrund eines Kreuzbandrisses pausieren. In der Winterpause 2015/16 wechselte er zum Ligakonkurrenten SV Horn. Mit den Horner konnte er zu Saisonende in den Profifußball aufsteigen. Nach dem Aufstieg debütierte Zatl am ersten Spieltag der Saison 2016/17 gegen den FC Liefering in der zweiten Liga.

Nach dem Abstieg aus der zweiten Liga wechselte er im Juli 2017 nach Zypern zum Erstligisten Doxa Katokopia. Nach der Saison 2018/19 verließ er Doxa Katokopia. Nach einem halben Jahr ohne Verein wechselte er im Februar 2020 nach Kasachstan zum FK Taras. Im August 2020 löste er seinen Vertrag bei Taras auf. Daraufhin kehrte er zur Saison 2020/21 nach Österreich zurück und wechselte zum Zweitligisten Floridsdorfer AC. Für die Wiener kam er in der Saison 2020/21 zu insgesamt 14 Zweitligaeinsätzen, in denen er drei Tore erzielte. Die Rückrunde verpasste er nahezu komplett, nachdem er sich im Frühjahrsauftakt gegen den Grazer AK schwer am Kreuzband verletzt hatte. Nach der Saison 2020/21 verließ er den Verein wieder.

Nach einem halben Jahr ohne Klub wechselte Zatl im Jänner 2022 zum Regionalligisten First Vienna FC. Bis zum Ende der Saison 2021/22 kam er zu 13 Regionalligaeinsätzen, in denen er siebenmal traf. Zu Saisonende stieg er mit den Wienern in die 2. Liga auf.

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Fußballspieler (ATSV Sattledt)
Fußballspieler (FC Wels)
Fußballspieler (Union St. Florian)
Fußballspieler (SC Ritzing)
Fußballspieler (SV Horn)
Fußballspieler (Doxa Katokopia)
Fußballspieler (FK Taras)
Fußballspieler (Floridsdorfer AC)
Fußballspieler (First Vienna FC)
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Posts Tagged 'Carey Mulligan'
Drive – Full Of Adrenaline
Posted 02 Nov 2011 — by contributor
Category Film Reviews, Movies I Got
Drive, USA, 2011
Directed by Nicolas Winding Refn
If you watch Drive on a superficial level, you get a bad-ass action film – a slow burning, tightly paced one, at that – but if you watch it from a critical standpoint, you'll notice more than one polite tip of the hat to Taxi Driver (1976), slight turns from Martin Scorsese's directorial play-book by director Nicolas Winding Refn. Really, Drive could be viewed as a pastiche of action movies and westerns from the glory days of Hollywood in the 70's and 80's era.
Ryan Gosling has a skill for determining the darker aspects of characters that appear to be a little blank on paper. In 2001, he played a self-hating neo-Nazi Jew in Henry Bean's The Believer; in 2010, he was a failing husband in Derek Cianfrance's Blue Valentine (I really hope you all saw that); and here, he's the wheel-man with no name. He goes by "the kid," and that's barely a term of endearment from the man who took him in. He has a hell of a job: he's a stunt driver for the movies by day, and a getaway driver at night. Of course, he's freelance all the way. When a producer needs a flawless car crash, he's the guy, and when a mob king needs a flawless getaway, there's nobody better. He works with a man named Shannon (Bryan Cranston) who gave him a job years before the movie (and the kid's criminal activity) started. Read More
Tags: A Fistful of Dollars, Academy Award, action, action film, Albert Brooks, Blue Valentine, Bronson, Bryan Cranston, Carey Mulligan, Clint Eastwood, Derek Cianfrance, Drive, film, film review, film reviews, filmmaking, For a Few Dollars More, Gone in 60 Seconds, Henry Bean, hollywood, Kaden Leos, Man with No Name trilogy, martin scorsese, movie, movie review, movies, Nicolas Winding Refn, oscar, Oscar Isaac, Oscar nomination, Scott Martin, Sergio Leone, Taxi Driver, The Believer, The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Drive – Nasty, Pulpy, Wonderful
Posted 26 Sep 2011 — by Ezra Stead
Why can't Hollywood put out more movies like this? Nicolas Winding Refn's Drive is a superbly well-crafted modern film noir that expertly builds and breaks tension, alternating between heart-pounding suspense, lyrical moments of quiet human connection and graphically violent action setpieces that should manage to shock even the most jaded viewers. It also contains some of the most exciting car chase scenes since Quentin Tarantino's Grindhouse feature Death Proof (2007), beginning with the opening sequence.
And what a sequence it is. The beginning of this film is a master class in how to build cinematic tension. After a brief, beautifully shot introduction in which Driver (Ryan Gosling) outlines the rules of his business as a getaway driver, we see him on a heist with two unknown criminals. As promised, he gives them five minutes to carry off a robbery, then drives them to safety before disappearing into the night, as anonymous to the two criminals as he is to the cops he helps them evade. Using a police radio in order to track their progress in attempting to catch him, Driver uses his wits and consummate skill in the profession that bears his name (a small joke on my part; his actual name is never said in the film) to outsmart numerous patrol cars and even a police helicopter without ever breaking a sweat. It is a bravura opening perfectly set to a brilliant score by Cliff Martinez, perhaps best known as Steven Soderbergh's favorite composer, that subtly evokes a ticking stopwatch in this scene in order to underscore the tension. Read More
Tags: action, action film, Al Pacino, Albert Brooks, Bryan Cranston, Carey Mulligan, cinema violence, Cliff Martinez, David Lynch, Death Proof, Drive, Ezra Stead, film, Film noir, film review, film reviews, filmmaking, Grindhouse, hollywood, Kaden Leos, movie, movie review, movies, New York, Nicolas Cage, Nicolas Winding Refn, Oscar Isaac, Quentin Tarantino, Reservoir Dogs, romance, Ron Perlman, Ryan Gosling, Steven Soderbergh, Wild at Heart
Posted 08 Oct 2010 — by Jason A. Hill
By Jason A. Hill
Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps, USA, 2010
Directed by Oliver Stone
Oliver Stone's Wall Street: Money Never Sleeps is really a film that came out about a year too late. As America bickers over the methods and strategies of economic recovery, we are just now coming into an understanding of the full scope of what took place during the economic meltdown in 2008. While this film exists on its own factious story and morals, the situational setting of its subject matter is impossible to ignore. And while the film is riddled with its problems as a narrative film, such as a flawed plot and flawed acting, it does point out important questions as to what happened, why it happened, and what's yet to be done with those who are responsible for, and who benefited from, its aftermath.
When living in a country where a large percentage of the population still believes Saddam Hussein was responsible for the attacks on September 11th, 2001, or that President Obama is a Muslim, it's hard to believe that what happened with the financial meltdown will ever be truly understood. A ton of books have been written on this topic by the very same economists and academics who failed to see it or warn the public beforehand, and now still claim to be experts on the subject. The press is just as incompetent, doing little more than displaying a wrestling match between these "experts" as they fight over details in the margins. What's left for the rest of us is to reflect on what happened as we continue struggling to recover from its effects. Read More
Tags: 2008, "Capitalism: A Love Story", "The largest transfer of wealth in the history of the world", Carey Mulligan, credit default swaps, economic meltdown, economic recovery, Federal Reserve Bank, film, Frank Langella, Gordon Gekko, hollywood, jason hill, Josh Brolin, Michael Douglas, Michael Moore, movies, movies i didnt get, oliver stone, President Obama, Shia LaBeouf, shorting the market, sub-prime toxic assets, wall street money never sleeps


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/**
 * Add our dev tasks into grunt
 *
 * @param grunt
 * @param config
 */
module.exports = function (grunt, config) {
        grunt.registerTask('dev:optimise', 'Switches the environment into optimised mode',
            [
                'sshexec:reset_database',
                'cache:clear:amazon-national-statistics',
                'sshexec:xdebug_disable',
                'sshexec:server_mod_prod',
                'doctrine:proxy',
                'apache:restart:all'
            ]
        );
        grunt.registerTask('dev:std', 'Switches the environment into standard development mode',
            [
                'apache:restart:all', // reset DB requires a clean class cache, hence reset happens twice
                'sshexec:reset_database',
                'cache:clear:amazon-national-statistics',
                'sshexec:server_mod_dev',
                'sshexec:doctrine_default_develop_dist',
                'apache:restart:all'
            ]
        );
        grunt.registerTask('dev:create_dvsa_logger_db', 'Creates the DVSA Logger database',
            [
                'sshexec:create_dvsa_logger_db'
            ]
        );
        grunt.registerTask('dev:mysql_general_log_enable', 'Enables mysql general log',
            [
                'sshexec:mysql_general_log_enable',
                'dev:restart:mysql'
            ]
        );
        grunt.registerTask('dev:mysql_general_log_disable', 'Disables mysql general log',
            [
                'sshexec:mysql_general_log_disable',
                'dev:restart:mysql'
            ]
        );
        grunt.registerTask('puppet_apply', 'Runs puppet apply for all VMs',
        [
            'shell:expand_vagrant_puppet',
            'sshexec:papply_dev',
            'sshexec:papply_dev2'
        ]);

        grunt.registerTask('dev:token',
            'Gets OpenAM token for given user (e.g. --u=tester1) and password (--p=password).',
            [
                'shell:api_token'
            ]
        );
        grunt.registerTask('special-notice:broadcast',
            'Forces special notice broadcast',
            [
                'shell:special_notice_broadcast'
            ]
        );
        grunt.registerTask('switch:branch', 'Runs common tasks after switching branches',
        [
            'apache:restart:all', // reset DB requires a clean class cache, hence reset happens twice
            'shell:composer',
            'sshexec:mysql_proc_fix',
            'sshexec:reset_database',
            'cache:clear:amazon-national-statistics',
            'sshexec:server_mod_dev',
            'sshexec:doctrine_default_develop_dist',
            'doctrine:proxy',
            'apache:restart:all'
        ]);

        grunt.registerTask('dev:restart:apache', 'Restarts Apache', 'apache:restart:all');
        grunt.registerTask('dev:restart:authorisation-service', 'Restarts authorisation service', 'sshexec:authorisation_service_restart');
        grunt.registerTask('dev:restart:openam', 'Restarts OpenAM', 'sshexec:openam_restart');
        grunt.registerTask('dev:restart:opendj', 'Restarts OpenDJ', 'sshexec:opendj_restart_dev');
        grunt.registerTask('dev:restart:mot-test', 'Restarts mot-test service', 'sshexec:mot_test_restart');
        grunt.registerTask('dev:restart:vehicle-service', 'Restarts vehicle service', 'sshexec:vehicle_service_restart');
        grunt.registerTask('dev:restart:mysql', 'Restarts Mysql', 'sshexec:mysql_restart_dev');
        grunt.registerTask('dev:restart:all', 'Restarts all known services', [
            'apache:restart:all',
            'sshexec:openam_restart',
            'sshexec:opendj_restart_dev',
            'sshexec:mysql_restart_dev',
            'sshexec:authorisation_service_restart',
            'sshexec:mot_test_restart',
            'sshexec:vehicle_service_restart'
        ]);
        grunt.registerTask('dev:2fa_off', 'Sets 2fa toggle off', ['sshexec:ft2fa_off_dev', 'sshexec:ft2fa_off_dev2', 'sshexec:authorisation_service_restart', 'dev:restart:apache']);
        grunt.registerTask('dev:2fa_on', 'Sets 2fa toggle on', ['sshexec:ft2fa_on_dev', 'sshexec:ft2fa_on_dev2', 'sshexec:authorisation_service_restart','dev:restart:apache']);
        grunt.registerTask('dev:2fa_hardstop_off', 'Sets 2fa toggle off', ['sshexec:ft2fahardstop_off_dev', 'dev:restart:apache']);
        grunt.registerTask('dev:2fa_hardstop_on', 'Sets 2fa toggle on', ['sshexec:ft2fahardstop_on_dev', 'dev:restart:apache']);
        grunt.registerTask('dev:ft:enable', 'Enables toggle from --ft=[...] argument, e.g. dev:ft:enable --ft=new_homepage', [
            'sshexec:ft_enable_testsupport',
            'sshexec:ft_enable_frontend',
            'sshexec:ft_enable_api',
            'apache:restart'
        ]);
        grunt.registerTask('dev:ft:disable', 'Disables toggle from --ft=[...] argument, e.g. dev:ft:disable --ft=new_homepage',[
            'sshexec:ft_disable_testsupport',
            'sshexec:ft_disable_frontend',
            'sshexec:ft_disable_api',
            'apache:restart'
        ]);

        grunt.registerTask('cache:clear:amazon-national-statistics', 'Clears the Amazon S3 cache of national statistics for test quality information', [
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City fans will be able to pay on the day at Swindon Town this Easter Monday (21 April 2014) for the club's Sky Bet League 1 fixture at the County Ground.
The Bank Holiday fixture is the Bantams' penultimate away match of the 2013/2014 campaign.
Student discounts are not available on match-day, however.
Car parking at the County Ground is £10.00 per car. Coaches will be £20.00 each.
There is also a bar for away fans only at the County Ground called Bar 71, which serves draught beers and lagers as well as offering a range of snacks. The bar opens at 12 midday on match-days.


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Heritage Creek, KY
Generally, when airports offer communities buyouts for noise abatement, residents move away and the community ceases to exist, both physically and socially. However, one city in Kentucky decided to do things differently and relocate their entire town to a new location.
Louisville International Airport. Photo by Louisville Images via Flickr.
Throughout the 1990s, Louisville's airport was expanding and offered voluntary buyouts to residents and businesses within the airport's 65 Ldn (day-night average sound level) contour. Between 1991 and 1997, over 3,500 homes were bought-out through the Louisville Airport Improvement Program and Voluntary Residential Relocation Program. The extensive number of relocations began to put strain on the metropolitan area's housing market, creating a shortage of homes that relocating families could afford. In response to this issue, one community slated for relocation, the City of Minor Lane Heights, developed legislation to allow its citizens, businesses, and institutions to move away from the airport together to a new location approximately four miles southwest. Never before had a community made a request to the FAA (Federal Aviation Administration) to relocate together. Working together, city leaders, airport administrators, FAA officials, and state legislators created a program, gathered funding, and drafted legislation that would allow the community to relocate together.
The Airport Authority and city leaders developed the Heritage Creek Program as an alternative to the pre-existing relocation programs. The airport helped identify appropriate property and the Kentucky General Assembly passed legislation to allow the move. The project was funded through FAA and Airport Authority grants, with which the Louisville Airport Authority purchased a 287-acre farm, known as Heritage Creek, and reimbursed families from Minor Lake Heights to purchase new homes in Heritage Creek. The majority of Minor Lake Heights residents accepted the airport's buyout offer and moved to Heritage Creek, which currently has approximately 425 single-family dwellings. For the 25 occupied homes that remained in the old community, the offer to accept a buyout and move to the new community remains in effect. Additionally, the new City of Heritage Creek is not restricted to former Minor Lake Heights residents.
Non-Structural Measures
Jet noise is a serious nuisance to residents and businesses living near landing strips. While sound insulation helps in some situations, acquisition of property is also a solution. To abate noise nuisance, airports commonly offer voluntary buyouts to property owners within a set average sound level contour.
Home and business owners who accept buyouts traditionally move on their own to anywhere they please. However, a shortage of affordable homes in Louisville motivated one eligible community to try a different approach. The City of Minor Lake Heights decided to move their entire community to a nearby undeveloped farm and to work with homebuilders to build new homes that were comparable to those left behind in terms of price, size, and amenities.
Selection/Funding Criteria
A $10 million FAA Innovative Financing Grant, matched with $10 million from the local Airport Authority, funded the project – purchasing a nearby farm, building infrastructure, and paying for the buyouts.
Most homes in Minor Lake Heights were valued at $50,000-$60,000 if airport noise was not an issue. The relocation program agreed to buy each home and sell the owner a lot at Heritage Creek. The owner could then use the remaining money to build a new home on the lot. Generally, people were able to buy a larger lot and build a slightly larger home with the money they received from the buyout.
To recoup some of its investment, the local Airport Authority razed the abandoned town and resold some of the land to businesses that need to be near the airport.
Process (gov't agencies involved)
The Louisville Airport Authority offered property owners impacted by noise voluntary buyouts to relocate. Usually this is done on an individual-basis, not as a community.
The small city of Minor Lake Heights crafted an alternative relocation strategy that would keep the city together and preserve the social fabric of the community often lost when individuals move on their own. The Mayor and City Council went door-to-door investigating the possibility of moving the entire city before proposing legislation that would allow that to happen.
The Kentucky General Assembly passed legislation proposed by the community to allow them to create a new town and relocate together.
The City of Minor Lake Heights officially annexed the Heritage Creek area for its new city. The official name of the municipality is now "City of Heritage Creek."
Although most of the original residences have been razed, the old city area is now home to several businesses that serve the airport, and contribute to the local tax base.
The Kentucky General Assembly had to pass legislation to allow for the relocation of an entire city and the annexation of the newly purchased land.
There was some push-back from residents near the rural Heritage Park area, but legal action to stop the development failed.
As an alternative to typical buyout programs used by airports, the Louisville Airport, FAA, City of Minor Lake Heights, and State of Kentucky worked together to help an entire community relocate together. Strong leadership from the mayor and city council drove the process, but the success of the project came from the cooperative effort on the part of all government agencies involved. When all stakeholders are able to come to the table at the same time and work together, relocation of communities can be an efficient and smooth process.
A framework for cooperation between multiple levels of government to allow for the relocation of a community facilitates the process and fosters cooperation. It is helpful to establish such a framework to understand concerns at different levels and assign responsibility appropriately. Annexation of the new community provides an opportunity for the original jurisdiction to maintain some control over new uses on both the new land and in the old city footprint. This may be a way for the jurisdiction to collect taxes to fund the changes, both pre and post relocation – as well as from businesses or vacation rentals that locate where it is no longer safe for full-time residents. This may be a way to off-set some of the costs of relocation. In other areas, there may be a possibility of setting up wetland mitigation banks (or carbon banks) on the old land if restored to wetlands. This could also generate funding for infrastructure in the new community.
Heritage Creek
Louisville Regional Airport Relocation
Town Relocating to Escape Jet Noise
Jon M. Woodward, Lisa Lassman Briscoe, Paul H. Dunholte. Aircraft Noise: A Toolkit for Managing Community Expectations, Volume 15. http://books.google.com/books?id=w5XkBKVMDnoC&printsec=frontcover&source=gbs_ge_summary_r&cad=0#v=onepage&q=heritage%20creek&f=false
Research supported by a grant from the Kresge Foundation.
Heritage Creek, KY, Kentucky, Louisville, acquisition, noise abatement, relocation


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Saddle up for charity with the Garden Re-Leaf Cycle Ride Challenge
Greenfingers Charity is inviting its supporters and others to put their pedal power to the test this spring by taking on the inspiring Cycle Challenge for Garden Re-Leaf Day.
The cycle event, which was launched as part of the Garden Re-Leaf roster of events in 2018, is making its return in 2019, taking place on Friday March 22nd. Perfect for cycling enthusiasts, and those who want to push themselves to their physical and mental limits, the cycle challenge offers a 25, 50, 75 mile and 100-mile routes.
In 2018 15 intrepid cyclists took on the challenge, with representatives from Taylors Bulbs, Mr Fothergill's, Hozelock, Briers, Poplars Garden Centre, Durston Garden Products, Kew Green Hotels and Elho all saddling up in the name of Greenfingers. Matt Jackson, of Mr Fothergill's was first across the finish line having completed the 100 miles route. Ian Clark from Taylor's Bulbs completed his 100 miles in an impressive seven hours, raising over £400, whilst Hozelock's Chris Ramsden cycled the full distance of 100 miles, the first time he has cycled that far.
Talking about the 2018 event, Chris Ramsden said: "I'd recommend the Garden Re-Leaf Cycle Challenge to anyone who wants to give something back and support a great cause. Achieving such a distance, and all in the name of charity, makes it such a meaningful experience. I was keen to find out if I could go the distance, literally, and I made it! Knowing that the effort would be worth it; that children's hospices would be benefitting from the work of the Greenfingers charity as a result of the money raised from not just my efforts, but all of those who took part in Garden Re-Leaf Day, made it all so worthwhile. So, what are you waiting for, sign up now!"
Linda Petrons, Director of Fundraising & Communications: "We are delighted to see the Garden Re-Leaf Cycle Challenge return for its second year. We had great response to the event in 2018, and hope to welcome even more riders across the finish line come March 22nd. The full 100-mile challenge is certainly not for the faint hearted and will require grit and endurance to get to the finish line. This challenge will also be fun and is great way of doing something for yourself and achieving a personal goal, whilst raising money to bring the gift of a garden to children in hospices across the UK."
Those interested in taking on the Garden Re-Leaf Cycle can register by visiting https://www.greenfingerscharity.org.uk/gardenreleaf/register-for-the-cycle-challenge and completing a short form.
If you want to find out more about how to get involved in Greenfingers Garden Re-Leaf Day 2018, whether by putting on events in your garden centre, through sponsored solo activities or simply by donating – contact the Greenfingers office on 01494 674749 or email Linda@greenfngerscharity.org.uk.
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It has been rather quiet from me lately. The reason for this is that I'm doing some jobs for Pelgrane press that has occupied most of my spare time that I use for mapping.
The maps are for an upcoming 13th age adventure named Shadow over Eldolan. For this adventure I've made a city map (that you can see at the top of this post) and nearly ten different location maps.
The city map is made in CD3 from Profantasy using my customized style that I have developed in the program. You can see some tutorials on how to tweak CD3 to get the same result in the tutorial section of my blog. The tutorial also shows what steps I'm doing in Photoshop to get a more unique look of the map. I still think that the colours in CD3 are too bright to accomplish a satisfying result. So I correct that in Photoshop.
All the location maps are made in the new lovely style by Mike Schley that you can buy from Profantasy's homepage. The maps are all quite different from each other and you can see an example from one of the maps below. The style was great fun to work with but as always when you use a style in CC3 there will be one or two symbols that you miss when you make a map.
Apart from the 13th age maps I'm also doing some maps for their Trail of Cthulhu game. Those maps are however done completely in Photoshop. Originally I was planning on using CC3 here, but when I got the descriptions of what kind of maps they asked for I quickly realized that none of the available styles really would work out. So I started from scratch, making something up on my own. You can see part of a map below. The aim was to make a map that had a 1930th feeling, something that could have been in an Indiana Jones film. I am very pleased with the result and I'm looking forward to see them in print. But first I need to finish all the maps.
Sometimes you just have to make a map, the inspiration just demands that you have to do it. You can't really wait for the next day, you can't even go to bed until it is finished.
I got that feeling today, and I have to blame the Swedish RPG Mutant year 0 (Mutant år 0).
Last year I backed the re-release of the Swedish game Mutant. I used to play the game when I grew up and I really loved it. It is a game about the world after a big catastrophe, a nuclear war. Or at least that was the story back then in the late 80's. By then it didn't feel like an absolutely unrealistic future.
Anyway today I got the PDF's of the new game in my mail box, the printed game will be released in April this year, and it looks absolutely fantastic. I haven't read all the rules but the ones I've looked at looks very solid and good.
With the game there were also two really nice maps of the Stockholm area after the catastrophe. I really liked the feeling of the maps and just felt that I had to try to make one myself. Also it felt like a shame if you could only play the game in Stockholm, so I made a map of Malmö.
The map is completely made in Photoshop on my Wacom Cintiq. Not much more to say, hope you like it.


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Q: 2sxc Use Same Data Set between 2 instances of same module but different App Settings per Instance I've created a 2sxc App that creates a list of items. Each item can have 1 of 3 statuses (Pending, Inactive, and Active) I've added a setting to the app settings to toggle if the app will show Pending, or Inactive Items, or Active Items. As these item's statuses get updated (Pending > Active > Inactive) I want the items to stop showing in one instance of the app and show in another. Following the advice in this answer How to force two instance of the same app (DNN/2sxc) to read from the same stream? I created a copy using the DNN Add Existing feature. This links the Data between the instances, however it also links the App Settings. So I am unable to set one to Active and one instance to Pending.
How would I go about doing this, or is this possible?

A: So I think your making it to complicated. From what I understand, you have different views which should show different items based on a filter.
If that's what you're doing - just create another view (pointing to the same template file) and give it another visual-query filtering by that property.
Make sense?


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Nicoll Investment
By Lauren Milligan 17 February 2012
RICHARD NICOLL has a new investor in his business, the London-based designer confirmed today. Nicoll announced that he would show his collection in an intimate presentation rather than his usual catwalk show this season, explaining that it was the "economically and emotionally responsible" decision for the business at this time.
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"The investor, who wishes to remain anonymous, is a private individual who has known Nicoll for many years and is committed to supporting the future growth of the business," Nicoll's spokesperson confirmed today. International expansion, "including strengthening and nurturing retail partnerships around the world and specifically building brand relevance for identified markets through extended PR and celebrity ambassadors" are high on the agenda for the coming year, after welcoming the minority shareholder. He also plans to develop a bespoke service for VIP clients.
"It is incredibly inspiring to have this financial support at a time when we are ready to grow the business and from a source whom we know incredibly well, someone who knows the business inside and out and someone in whom we have great trust," Nicoll said today. "This investment will give me the opportunity to really focus on the design of the collections and expanding the ranges and spend time introducing the brand to a much broader global audience."
"Our new investor is there as a support for us," Jo Knight, Nicoll's business partner and director, added. "They will remain a silent partner but will be there to offer advice if needed and financial support when necessary. We have a very clear vision of the future of our company and are delighted to have the resources to make that vision a reality."
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The European Union financial aid granted will not exceed 80% of the total eligible costs of the action.
The consortium members must guarantee the co-financing in cash of the remaining 20%.
See the full financial guidelines.
The overall purpose of this call for proposals is to foster innovation and reforms in the social services to tackle the main challenges identified above and to develop innovative responses corresponding to national, regional and local realities and in line with the social investment approach.
This call promotes the social policy experimentation as a method for testing and evaluating innovative solutions with a view to up-scaling them.
2)strengthening partnerships between public, private and civil society sector to involve in awareness raising activities about the use and benefits of social policy innovation.
Go to the European Commission website for more information.


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The two sisters accidentally run into each other in the laundry room. When Kaylee makes a dismissive sound, Jessica sarcastically says, "Good morning to you too" (67). This comment causes an argument between the girls, with Kaylee pointing out how hypocritical it was for Jessica to comment on Kaylee's grumpiness. When Jessica says it would be nice if Kaylee was civil to her, her sister fires back with, "Why don't you try it? " (67).
Jessica wants to tell Kaylee to try losing a leg, but insteadshe goes to her room and pretends to be asleep, so she will be left alone. Fiona calls and tells Jessica she is coming over to pick her up after school lets out. She asks Jessica if her parents are aware of how depressed she is, and how badly she needs to get out of the house. Fiona declares that she is coming over to take Jessica to a restaurant, Angelo's, for food.
Jessica panics, wondering how Fiona can think that she would be able to go outside. She states, "I know [Fiona] means well, but she obviously doesn't understand what I'm going through" (69). Angry at both Kaylee and Fiona, Jessica tries to hop up the stairs to the bathroom, to attempt to shower. She manages to make it up the stairs by pushing herself up backward and feels a sense of accomplishment when she gets to the top.


Authorities allege that Sean Benschop, 42, was operating a backhoe at the demolition site while under the influence of drugs. He was taken into custody over the weekend.
Meanwhile, city authorities closed two job sites connected to the contractor in charge and announced plans to revamp oversight for demolition projects citywide in the wake of the collapse that killed six and injured 13.
Six people were killed and 13 others injured when a four-story building under demolition in Philadelphia crashed down on an adjoining two-story Salvation Army thrift store on June 5.
Griffin Campbell Construction, of Philadelphia, was demolishing a four-story building, owned by STB Investments Corp., when the structure collapsed, crashing down on an adjoining two-story Salvation Army thrift store with customers and workers inside.
The accident occurred around 10:40 a.m. Wednesday (June 5). A 30-hour search and rescue effort concluded Thursday afternoon.
Authorities identified the deceased victims as: Kimberly Finnegan, Borbor Davis, Juanita Harmin, Mary Simpson, Anne Bryan and Roseline Conteh.
Immediately following the collapse, reports surfaced regarding the troubled pasts of the contractor and equipment operator, alleged unsafe conditions at the project, and the city's regulation of demolition sites.
While the cause of the collapse is still under investigation, police say Benschop had marijuana and pain medication in his blood when the accident occurred, according to numerous reports. He was operating a backhoe at the site, reports say.
Sean Beschop, 42, was charged with six counts of involuntary manslaughter and other charges stemming from the deadly building collapse. He was operating excavating equipment at the site during the incident, reports say.
Officials issued an arrest warrant Friday night, charging him with six counts of involuntary manslaughter, 13 counts of recklessly endangering another person, and one count of "risking a catastrophe," officials said.
He surrendered to police Saturday afternoon, reports relate.
Benschop's attorney, Daine Grey, Jr., told reporters his client was "just a scapegoat" and not responsible for the accident.
"I'm saying he was not under the influence at the time of the accident," Grey told NBC10.com.
Moreover, Benschop admitted to authorities that he had been taking Percocet for a right arm injury he had received at another work site, reports said.
He was wearing the cast when he was operating the backhoe on Wednesday, reports say.
Grey said Benschop was an experienced backhoe operator.
Since 1994, the worker has been found guilty three times for possession of controlled substances, according to reports, citing court documents.
Griffin T. Campbell, 49, the owner of the business in charge of the demolition, also has a criminal record.
He pleaded guilty to insurance fraud and criminal conspiracy in 2009, reports said.
Campbell had a valid contractor license, issued January 2013, but he owed unpaid city, state and federal business taxes, according to reports.
STB Investments has owned the building that collapsed since 1994; its principal is Richard Basciano, 87.
Various reports have criticized Basciano, who owns many adult-entrainment properties, for hiring a former criminal to complete the work.
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter released the following statement Saturday, in light of Benschop's arrest.
Philadelphia Mayor Michael Nutter says justice will be served if Benschop "receives a sentence that buries him in a jailhouse forever, just like his victims were buried."
Nutter added: "We must also seek answers from property owners Richard Basciano and Griffin T. Campbell who hired Benschop to do the significant job of operating heavy equipment.
The manner in which the doomed downtown building was being torn down was also a common concern among many neighbors and workers in the bustling area.
Many say they had anticipated a tragedy.
"For weeks, they've been standing on the edge, knocking bricks off, pieces off; you could just see it was ready to go at any time," Patrick Glynn, a roofer working nearby, told CNN affiliate WPVI.
A YouTube video shot three days earlier and posted Wednesday shows workers demolishing the building.
Federal workplace safety officials confirmed that they had opened an investigation after an anonymous caller complained of fall hazards at the site on May 15, but they did not shut the work down.
The Occupational Safety and Health Administration also launched an investigation after the collapse.
"Prior to that, the company does not have any OSHA history," according to an OSHA spokeswoman.
The agency does not comment on open investigations.
Philadelphia authorities said a pre-demolition check at the site on May 14 turned up no issues.
Additionally, officials have said they were not aware of complaints about the site, which had a valid permit, according to reports.
City inspectors were required to conduct a pre-demolition inspection and an additional inspection at the end of the demolition project, according to the authorities.
Following the collapse, city officials announced new standards for demolition permit issuance and site inspection.
The process did not require an inspection at any point during demolition.
However, following the tragedy, city officials announced new initiatives for demolition sites and contractors, including new standards for demolition permit issuance and demolition site inspection, new internal audit processes, and recommendations for code and regulatory changes.
The collapse further led city officials to initiate a series of inspections at demolition sites throughout America's fifth largest city.
The Department of Licenses and Inspections said it first focused on construction and demolition sites connected to Griffin Campbell Construction, issuing two Stop Work Orders and suspending work at two of the four jobsites inspected.
The violations at one of the sites related to electrical and plumbing work being performed without proper permits and work not being the same as the work detailed on the building permit.
Violations at the other site related to work exceeding the scope of the interior demolition permit.
Officials say there are approximately 300 open demolition permits issued by the Department since 2009—100 of which were issued in 2013. The city said it plans to inspect them all for safety.
At least two of the victims have filed a lawsuit in the case, according to reports.


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GM downsizes with new 1L EcoTec engine
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It seems Ford's arch rivals, General Motors (GM), has learned of Fords' massive success with the 1.0L three-cylinder Ecoboost engine making all the headlines. The term "If you can't beat 'em, join them" would best to describe GM's direction this time when they revealed its new downsized 1.0-litre three-cylinder direct-injection turbo petrol engine. The new small engine is set to be introduced in the Vauxhall/Opel Adam supermini model and will debut in next month's Geneva Motor Show.
There will be two options of power units made available, including 89bhp and 114bhp versions, both developing 166Nm of torque. Stop-start technology will be implemented for both engines. A new compact and lightweight six-speed manual gearbox has been developed to complement the downsized engines. The result of the downsized 1.0L 89bhp model is impressive as it returns a claimed 62mpg and emitting only 99g/km of CO2.
It seems downsized three-cylinder turbocharged engines could change the automotive industry as how small block V8s changed motoring in America decades ago. After all, GM has understood the term "good things come in small packages" for quite some time now.
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When Hubby and I started living together, it was obvious to me that there would only be halal meat in the house. It was early days and I was just starting to learn about Islam, so I did some research on halal food too.
Before our first trip to Poland together I was searching for halal food there, and remember coming across a blog, where someone claimed that as they can't get halal meat, it's enough to say 'Bismillah' ('In the name of Allah') before eating - at that time Hubby just explained to me that it doesn't work like that.
Recently I came across this notion during a discussion on one of the Facebook groups, so I thought it would be a good idea to clarify the issue.
Let's first clarify what 'halal' means. 'Halal' means 'permissible'. In reference to food and drink it is generally used term for foods permissible to Muslims, specifying both what foods are allowed and how they need to be prepared. Most commonly it addresses the meat and poultry.
O you, who have believed! Eat of the lawful things that We have provided you with, and be grateful to Allah, if it is indeed He Whom you worship.
He has forbidden you only the Maytatah (dead animals), and blood, and the flesh of swine, and that which is slaughtered as a sacrifice for others than Allah (or has been slaughtered for idols etc., on which Allah's name has nt been mentioned while slaughtering).
Made lawful to you this day are At-Tayyibat [all kinds of halal (lawful) foods, which Allah has made lawful (meat of slaughtered eatable animals etc., milk products, fats, vegetables and fruits, etc.). The food of the People of the Scripture (Jews and Christians) is lawful to you and yours is lawful to them.
So eat of that (meat) on which Allah's Name has been pronounced (while slaughtering the animal), if you are believers in His Ayat (proofs, verses, revelations etc.).
Halal meat must come from a supplier that uses the appropriate practices. The prescribed method of slaughter is called Zabihah/Dhabihah: the head of a slaughtered animal must be facing qiblah, and the slaughter must be performed with a well-sharpened knife to swiftly cut the throat. In addition, the slaughterer must be a Muslim, and he needs to utter 'Bismillah' before performing the cut.
If it's explained in the Quran itself, why do people believe they only need to utter 'Bismillah' before consuming non-zabihah meat to make it halal?
A group of people once said to the Prophet (pbuh): "Some people have come to us with meat, and we do not know whether the Name of Allah has been mentioned over it or not. He replied: "You yourselves mention the Name of Allah over it and eat."
What can we actually understand from this hadith, is that these people were doubtful. Nowadays, living in a non-Islamic country, we can most certainly tell that the mass-produced meat generally available in the shops hasn't been slaughtered according to Islamic law, and Allah's Name wouldn't be mentioned over it. Therefore, if we KNOW for sure that the meat is not zabihah, we are not permitted to consume it.
The meat should be slaughtered as Muslims do it, through slaughter by cutting the throat and letting the blood flow.
No name other than Allah's can be mentioned over it - one can't say, for example, "in the name of Messiah".
Meat must not be sacrificed for their religious festivals (even if no name other than Allah is invoked over it).
To summarise, to eat meat from the People of the Book one would have to know the conditions of slaughter, and whether the slaughterer is actually a Christian or a Jew - meat from the atheist or idol-worshipper will be haram. The animal also cannot be killed by stunning! As per information from the Humane Slaughter Association's website, in the UK "Large scale processing plants slaughter poultry using electrical water baths or gas". Your usual supermarket chicken will not be halal then.
Generally speaking, when travelling abroad, if you don't find meat marked 'halal', it's best to avoid it altogether. "Avoid whatever you have doubts about in favour of what is not (doubtful)" (Tirmidhi). In other words: if in doubt, leave it out! If you can't find halal meat in a place you're travelling to, consider fish and vegetarian options. If you live far from the source of zabihah meat, maybe it's a good idea to stock up on larger quantities once in a while?
Eat not (O believers) of that (meat) on which Allah's Name has not been pronounced (at the time of the slaughtering of the animal), for sure it is Fisq (a sin and disobedience of Allah). And certainly, the Shaytain (devils) do inspire their friends (from mankind) to dispute with you, and if you obey them [by making Al-Maytatah (a dead animal) legal by eating it], then you would indeed be Mushrikun (polytheists) [because they (devils and their friends) made lawful to you to eat that which Allah has made unlawful to eat and you obeyed them by considering it lawful to eat, and by doing so you worshipped them, and to worship others besides Allah is polytheism].


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#include "guava_string.h"
#include "guava_module.h"
#include "guava_memory.h"

static guava_status_code_t guava_status_codes[] = {
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  {305, "Use Proxy"},
  {306, "Switch Proxy"},
  {307, "Temporary Redirect"},
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  {400, "Bad Request"},
  {401, "Unauthorized"},
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  {405, "Method Not Allowed"},
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  {407, "Proxy Authentication Required"},
  {408, "Request Timeout"},
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  {413, "Request Entity Too Large"},
  {414, "Request-URI Too Long"},
  {415, "Unsupported Media Type"},
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  {422, "Unprocessable Entity"},
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  {428, "Precondition Required"},
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  {497, "HTTP to HTTPS"},
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  {499, "Client Closed Request"},
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  {500, "Internal Server Error"},
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  {504, "Gateway Timeout"},
  {505, "HTTP Version Not Supported"},
  {506, "Variant Also Negotiates"},
  {507, "Insufficient Storage"},
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  {509, "Bandwidth Limit Exceeded"},
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guava_response_t *guava_response_new(void) {
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  if (!resp) {
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  }

  resp->major = 1;
  resp->minor = 1;
  resp->status_code = 200;
  resp->data = NULL;
  resp->headers = PyDict_New();
  resp->serialized_data = NULL;
  resp->cookies = NULL;

  guava_response_set_header(resp, "Server", SERVER_NAME);

  return resp;
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void guava_response_free(guava_response_t *resp) {
  if (resp->data) {
    guava_string_free(resp->data);
  }

  if (resp->headers) {
    Py_DECREF(resp->headers);
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  if (resp->serialized_data) {
    guava_string_free(resp->serialized_data);
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  if (resp->cookies) {
    Py_DECREF(resp->cookies);
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  guava_free(resp);
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void guava_response_set_conn(guava_response_t *resp, guava_conn_t *conn) {
  resp->conn = conn;
}

void guava_response_set_version(guava_response_t *resp, uint16_t major, uint16_t minor) {
  resp->major = major;
  resp->minor = minor;
}

void guava_response_set_status_code(guava_response_t *resp, uint16_t status_code) {
  resp->status_code = status_code;
}

void guava_response_set_header(guava_response_t *resp, const char *key, const char *value) {
  PyObject *v = PyString_FromString(value);
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  Py_DECREF(v);
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void guava_response_set_cookie(guava_response_t *resp, const char *key, PyObject *value) {
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  PyDict_SetItemString(resp->cookies, key, value);
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void guava_response_set_data(guava_response_t *resp, guava_string_t data) {
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void guava_response_write_data(guava_response_t *resp, const char *data) {
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const char *guava_status_code_desc(int code) {
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guava_string_t guava_response_serialize(guava_response_t *resp) {
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void guava_response_send(guava_response_t *resp, uv_write_cb cb) {
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void guava_response_404(guava_response_t *resp, void *closure) {
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}

void guava_response_500(guava_response_t *resp, void *closure) {
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}

void guava_response_302(guava_response_t *resp, void *closure) {
  guava_response_set_status_code(resp, 303);
  const char *url = (const char *)closure;
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}


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'Last Black Man in San Francisco': The story of a house that's not for sale by previous owner
Updated: June 19, 2019 - 6:53 PM
Gary Thompson | gthompson@inquirer.com
Jimmie Fails, left, and Jonathan Majors in "The Last Black Man in San Francisco." MUST CREDIT: Laila Bahman, A24
RATING |
In The Last Black Man in San Francisco, a displaced resident makes a sort of spiritual claim on a home no longer legally in his family.
Jimmie (Jimmie Fails) knows that his father lost the family home years ago, but he can't stand to see the venerable Victorian neglected, so when the owners are out shopping, he jumps the fence to paint the trim (he likes periwinkle), and water the neglected garden.
It's a benign form of trespassing, but the legal occupants don't see it that way, and pelt Jimmie with farm-market produce until he leaves. Then, fate intervenes — the owners are themselves cast out while an estate dispute works its way through the courts. So Jimmie moves in, exercising the lien of love he's placed on the house. Or, as the Realtor puts it, squatting.
This is obviously, on one level, a movie about gentrification in the famously, ruthlessly gentrified San Francisco, but there is a lot going on this movie — a DIY, (initially) crowdfunded enterprise made by locals. Fails is a nonprofessional and a native, the movie is written and directed by his childhood friend Joe Talbot.
They invest the movie with themes about the way young men (most of the characters are African American) engage in theatrical rituals of macho challenges, mostly harmless, often funny but sometimes deadly — teased out by a subplot built around Jimmie's friend Mont (Jonathan Majors), a budding playwright.
Mont sees around him a community of performances and characters, and in his best friend Jimmie, maybe a guy whose obsessive connection to the house, and to his family history, is it's own kind of drama — a story that creates the only version of the past that Jimmie is willing to live with.
There are signs throughout that Jimmie's squatter's campaign will not end well — some planted with subtlety and humor. Jimmie and Mont watch old movies with the latter's father, and there is a pointed reference to Edmond O'Brien and D.O.A., about a man investigating his own murder. Jimmy, too, seems to be on borrowed time.
Talbot is a rookie director but a movie buff — his grandfather was friends with Ed Wood and appeared in Plan 9 From Outer Space. Talbot is a better director than Wood. He lavishes attention on the city's less fashionable precincts. Sometimes it's showy, but more often the shots are appropriate and evocative, and he does a lot with a little.
And the movie simply has the best use of music (Talbot is also a musician) that I've seen this year, starting with a gorgeous score by Daniel Herskedal , and embellished with the smart, eclectic use of songs that speak to the city's cultural history — remix of a Jefferson Airplane tune, a Joni Mitchell standard, and a complete reinvigoration (via Michael Marshall) of the '67 hit "San Francisco (Be Sure to Wear Flowers in Your Hair)" that's so beautiful the song feels like it has an entirely new life.
Which, for better or for worse, is also true of the city Talbot loves.
Note to fans of The Dead Kennedys: That's Jello Biafra on the Segway scooter, giving the tour.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco. With Jimmie Fails, Jonathan Majors, Danny Glover, Rob Morgan, Mike Epps, Finn Wittrock, Jello Biafra. Distributed by A24.
Running time: 2 hours
Parents' guide: R (language)
Playing at: Area theaters
Album reviews: Purple Mountains, Blood Orange, Winkle
Dan DeLuca's Mix Picks: Wilco, 'Souls Grown Deep,' and (Sandy) Alex G
It worked in Paris for Manet and Cézanne. Now Philly has its own Salon des Refusés.
Edith Newhall, For The Inquirer
At 25, this Camden trumpeter has toured with Beyoncé, twice. Now, she's bringing her act to Philly.
Brandon T. Harden
PlayPenn events in Center City this month are your free way to see (and meet) theater's rising stars
Shaun Brady


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New record for Newport to Bermuda run
Ocean Navigator January 1, 2003 January 26, 2022
Maybe these guys should get flight pay. On November 17, Jean-Pierre Mouligné and his crew aboard the 50-foot sloop CCP/Cray Valley smashed the record for the fastest passage from Newport to Bermuda in a monohull.
Mouligné and his team made the 765-mile passage to St. George's in two days, five hours, 55 minutes, and 55 seconds. This beats the previous record, set in June 1996 by the 80-foot maxi Boomerang, by more than three and a half hours.
Averaging 14.2 knots in strong northwesterly winds, CCP/Cray Valley hit a maximum speed of 30.6 knots and never did less than 13 knots for the entire passage.
"It was a terrific, if bumpy, ride," said Mouligné. The sailors were thrown from their bunks when they tried to sleep. "It was difficult to stand inside the boat," said Mouligné. "The seas were 20 to 25 feet high. Needless to say, we didn't eat or sleep much for two days." Mouligné relied on weather routing from Bob Rice of Bob Rice's Weather Window in Wolfeboro, N.H. "Bob picked the right weather for our boat," said Mouligné. "He was a critical factor in our success." A late-October attempt by Mouligné to break the speed record from Newport to Bermuda was called off, despite a 325-mile day, due to a dying breeze.
On November 13, the 40-foot trimaran Greenwich Propane missed breaking Boomerang's record by 11 minutes. Propane had an elapsed time of two days, nine hours and 42 minutes. However, John Barry III and crew did set a new multihull record for the passage.
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La casa Cormier è una storica residenza in stile Secondo Impero situata al 1353 di rue Saint-Calixte a Plessisville in Québec (Canada).

Storia
La villa è stata costruita tra il 1885 e il 1886 per conto di Charles Cormier (1813 – 1887), uomo d'affari e senatore. La dimora è stata quindi abitata da Napoléon-Charles Cormier (1844-1915), anch'egli senatore. Nel 1919 venne quindi venduta alle Sorelle della Carità, che la convertirono in ospedale.

Nel 1978 la residenza è stata riconosciuta immobile patrimonio, quindi è stata nuovamente classificata immobile patrimonio nel 2012 in coincidenza dell'entrata in vigore della nuova legge sul patrimonio culturale.

Note

Altri progetti

Architetture del Québec
Case del Canada
Plessisville
Napoleone III (stile)


First, some a priori statements. A poem is made out of language. Language arises out of need; most of our basic communication needs are denotative. Poets play with language in ways that other language users don't (and when they do, we might say that such use of language is poetic).
David Colón here presents the first of five first readings of a new poem in our series — Sawako Nakayasu's "Couch," a prose-poem in Insect Country (A) (Dusie, 2006). We will subsequently publish first readings of "Couch" by Lee Ann Brown, Hank Lazer, K. Silem Mohammad, and Robert Archambeau. — Al Filreis, Brian Reed, and Craig Dworkin.
There's a moment, a fraction of a second, when I first look at a page and recognize the thing. Ah, a poem. It's the form of the white space that registers as much as the black. Words taking shape? Poem, poem, poem. My pupils spread, irises thin, no doubt some region in my brain changing color.


WASHINGTON (CN) – Six Democratic senators accused EPA Administrator Scott Pruitt on Thursday of taking deliberate steps to keep them and the public in the dark about agency activities.
The senators, Kamala Harris of California; Sheldon Whitehouse of Rhode Island; Jeffrey Merkley of Oregon; Cory Booker of New Jersey; Kirsten Gillibrand of New York; and Edward Markey of Massachusetts, say their concern was prompted by an August 11 New York Times article that suggested Pruitt has made a series of questionable ethical choices since taking over the agency.
Quoting anonymous sources, the article accuses Pruitt of effectively placing a moratorium on the publication of public calendars for senior agency officials.
The article also suggested the administrator prohibits staff from bringing cell phones into meetings and forbids them from taking notes so that no records of the day's conversations can be maintained.
The article also claimed Pruitt avoids using his own email and telephone line for official agency business, and that he ordered staffers to use text messaging in order to keep communications untracked.
The senators, who sit on the Senate Committee for Environment and Public Works, asked Pruitt to take immediate, definitive steps to create a paper trail for all agency activities and to do his own job in a far more transparent manner.


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Q: Caddy hard-coded localhost:8080 collides with existing services, also AutoSSL collides w/443 I installed Rocket.Chat on my Ubuntu system with SNAP, which in itself seems to work so far ... anyway, I have problems with collisions in the ports used.
For one, caddy seems to be started with localhost:8080 binding, even though I updated the Caddyfile ...
[..]
   CGroup: /system.slice/snap.rocketchat-server.rocketchat-caddy.service
           `-3360 caddy -conf=/var/snap/rocketchat-server/1172/Caddyfile -host=localhost:8080
[..]
How can I alter this?
Also, when attempting to use the AutoSSL feature, again I have a collision, as the program seems to want to bind to *:443 instead of a specific IP ... where/how can I change that?
Thanks!


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